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Full listing > Accession MU2014/65| Accession # | MU2014/65 | | Topic | Bollinger Collection | | Title | Bollinger Collection | | Size | 1 File Folder | | Location | IS, Memory Shelves, Unit #8, in order of accession number | | Citation | Bollinger Collection, MU2014/65, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. | | Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. | | Provenance | Glenn Robert Bollinger, Jr. and Janis Bollinger - also known as Bob and Jan (Doughman) Bollinger | | Scope and Content | Information about Tressie Mae (Emley) Bollinger, MC alumna and supervisor for desserts in the Oakwood Hall cafeteria. 1. Letter from Glenn and Janis Bollinger describing their memories of Glenn's grandmother as supervisor for desserts in the Oakwood Hall cafeteria. 2. Page from "Manchester Magazine" that features a picture of foodservice workers, including Tressie Mae Bollinger. 3. "Oak Leaves," November 1917. 4. "Manchester College Bulletin," Vol. 9, No. 54, December 1916. | | Date of Accession | 04 June 2014 | | Bio History Note | According to grandson (and MC alumnus), Glenn Robert (Bob) Bollinger, Mae Emley attended Manchester College for a brief period of time. After marriage to Homer Bollinger, the couple lived and farmed outside of North Manchester, just past Chester School.Homer was the elected Chester Township Assessor for 33 years and after his death, Mae took over his responsibilities as Township Assessor. Mae (Emley) Bollinger worked as supervisor for desserts in Oakwood Hall cafeteria. She was well known for her pies...especially her apricot-pineapple and chess pies!! | | Archivist Note | Description prepared 4 June 2014 by Jeanine M. Wine. |
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