Askeaton... from the old sod... to the new
Publisher: .
Published: 1980
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Table of contents: title: Dedication; title: Introduction; title: -History Of Asketon School Districts; title: The Arrival of Immigrants..... 2; title: Buying the land in Askeaton from Mr. Wright; title: Early family names and school teachers; title: The first children going to school; title: -The Early History Of Saint Patrick's Parish, Asketon; title: The celebration of Mass in the homes and the building of the first church; title: The first resident pastor, Rev. Wm. Herbert; title: The first nuns teaching in school; title: Father Dillon's arrival, plans for a new church; title: Donators to the new church; title: Silver Lake Order - Franciscan Nuns of Manitowoc started teaching; title: Priest-sons and daughter-nuns of parish; title: Other family names; title: Early parish choirs and present choirs; title: Athletics; title: -The Early History Of The Town Of Holland And Its Relation With The Community Of Asketon; title: Early Settlers; title: Martin Van Able; title: Thomas Duffy; title: Hugh Finnegan; title: Patrick Finnerty; title: John Broeren; title: Rev. Father C. De Lauw; title: Peter Vanderheiden; title: Early Town Officers; title: Milwaukee Road built; title: First Town House built; title: County participation in roads and bridges; title: Charles Coughlin on Court House Building Committee; title: 1921 - wash-out of bridges; title: 1962 - Deadline for towns to enter High School Districts; title: Early Cheese factories and other industries; title: Hollandtown Schut" 57 Summary