Henke, Sister Alice (Alice Mary), 1923-2017

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The folder contains a short resume of Blessed Anne Juliana Gozaga's foundation of the Germanic Observance of the Servite Order, spanning three pages. It also includes an untitled twenty-two-page article on Anne Juliana Gonzaga and the Regelhaus. Additionally, the folder holds a one-page unpublished work titled "Servite Memorare" by Ann Juliana Gonzaga.

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The folder contains a copy of "History of Rusk County, Wisconsin," authored by Alice Henke and published by Taylor Publishing Co. in 1983. It includes contributions from the residents of Rusk County and was compiled by the Rusk County Historical Society in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. The document notes Alice Henke's role as a member of the Book Committee on page 2.

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The folder contains an offprint and typed article titled "Introduction to Sources for a History of the Servite Sisters of Ladysmith" by Alice Henke, published in 1981 in Studi Storici Dell'Ordine dei Servite Di Maria, pages 212-239.

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The folder contains "Ladysmith Lore: A Centennial View," edited by John M. Terrill with contributions from Richard Conklin and Alice Henke, published in 1986 by Taylor Publishing Co.

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The folder contains biographical information, correspondence, certificates, articles, photos, etc. of Henke, Alice Mary (Sister Mary Antonette) (Sister Alice).

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The folder contains a master's thesis titled "World War I: Dissent and Discord in Milwaukee" by Alice Henke, completed in 1966 at Loyola University Chicago.

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The folder contains the master's thesis titled "Henke, Alice - Master's Thesis, First Draft," completed in 1966 at Loyola University Chicago. It includes the original draft of Alice Henke's research on "World War I: Dissent and Discord in Milwaukee," along with faculty-suggested edits and annotations.

Scope and Contents The folder contains a copy of "The Branch Amid the Pines: Early Years of the Congregation of the Sisters, Servants of Mary, Ladysmith, Wisconsin, 1912-1921" by Alice Henke, published in 1983. It includes detailed historical accounts spanning the formative years of the congregation, with a focus on the community's development in Ladysmith, Wisconsin. The folder holds two copies of this publication, providing valuable insights into the early history and growth of the Sisters of Mary in that...

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This folder contains photos and news articles related to the groundbreaking ceremony for the Motherhouse II Addition, which took place on June 19, 1997. It also includes a history talk given by Sister Alice M. Henke, OSM, providing insights into the development and significance of the addition.