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Catalogues of a Lutheran school founded at Clifton, Texas, in 1896 as the Lutheran College; later, Clifton College, Clifton Junior College. Closed fall 1953, merging with Texas Lutheran College. Its building was later used by the Bosque County Conservatory of Fine Arts and Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home (founded Feb. 8, 1954).
Catalogues of a private business and teachers' training school founded in Crookston, Minnesota, in 1895. Early catalogues with name: Crookston Normal School & Business Institute (or Business College). Later catalogues have "and school of auto, steam and tractor engineering" and Crookston Commercial College.
A journal published by a secondary school founded by John Breckenridge in 1874 in Decorah, Iowa. The school also offered teacher training and business courses. Also, a one-leaf "1888-9 fifteenth annual circular of the Decorah Institute and the fifth annual circular of the Decorah Business Institute." J. Breckenridge, principal; J.C. Garland, assistant principal; A.W. Rich, principal.
Catalogues of an institution of the Norwegian-Danish Educational Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Evanston, Illinois. From "Historical Statement": "At its annual meeting in June, 1932, the Board of Trustees (of the Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary) decided that the time had come for an expansion…the organization of a Bible School for lay people…The Executive Committee of the Board…decided…Sept. 7th that the school should start operation in Jan. 1933." See also: Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary. Catalog. P0518. T. Otmann Firing autobiography. P1310.
Articles, clippings, correspondence, records, scrapbooks, and reports regarding the Lutheran church and its many subsidiary organizations among Norwegian Americans, dealing with bilingualism, doctrine, education, missions, charities, conferences, synodical differences, and history, and with controversial figures like Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Hjalmar H. Boyesen, Bernt J. Muus, and Kristofer Janson. Among the correspondents are Rasmus B. Anderson, Ole A. Buslett, Johannes B. Frich, Severin Gunderson, Ole Juul, Ole L. Kirkeberg, Amund Mikkalsen, Hans G. Stub, and Martin Ulvestad.
Papers of a Lutheran institution founded at Marshall, Wisconsin, in 1869 and moved to Minneapolis in 1872: journals, pamphlets, catalogues, yearbooks, pictures, and a court record.