Esther Jerabek and family papers, 1914-1979.

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Esther Jerabek and family papers, 1914-1979.

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Papers of a Minnesota teacher and librarian, largely documenting her interest and research into her Czech family and ethnicity, Minnesota ethnic history, her college experiences, librarianship, and her bibliography of Czech and Slovak history sources.

2.0 cu. ft. (5 boxes, including 7 v.).

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University of Minnesota

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Jerabek, Esther, 1897-1979

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Esther Jerabek, teacher and librarian, was born October 15, 1897 in Silver Lake, Minnesota, the daughter of Czech immigrants John and Julia (Bren) Jerabek. She graduated (1918) magna cum laude from Macalester College, St. Paul, and received an M.A. degree from the University of Minnesota (1924). She taught school (1918-1923) in Goodhue and Sibley counties and in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, and later (1925-1928) in Rawlins, Wyoming. In 1929 she joined the library technical services staf...

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