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Parkside School Jubilee 1885-1935, Souvenir. [PRG 1759/1/6/7] • Mixed material

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Souvenir booklet commemorating the 50th anniversary of Parkside School, featuring photographs of staff and students and numerous advertisements, along with history of the school, biographies of headmasters, including Adolph Emmanuel Mueller, and memoirs. Handwritten annotation on front: 'Property of Mrs F.L. Rungie, daughter of 1st headmaster, N.C. Rungie, 52 Hawkers Rd Medindie'. 40 pages, printed by Felstead & Ormsby printers, Adelaide.

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Manuscripts
handwritten
typed
Photographs (prints)
black and white
Souvenir program (40 pages, illustrations, portraits), 16 x 26 cm.

Dates / Publication details

1935

Creator

Rungie (Family

Subject

Mueller, Adolph Emanuel, 1857-1919
Rungie, Norma Clara, 1882-1975
Parkside School -- History.
Families -- South Australia.
Primary schools -- South Australia -- Parkside -- History.
School principals -- South Australia.

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Historical information

Adolph E. Mueller worked for many years in the Education Department, and occupied the position of headmaster in several of the largest schools in South Australia, including Tanunda, Currie Street (Adelaide), Wallaroo, Petersburg, Kapunda and Parkside. He was born Adolf Emanuel Muller on 10 September 1857 in Lobethal, South Australia, to Johann Ferdinand Muller and Auguste Wilhemina (nee Vileinitz). He married Pauline Emma Helene Schroeder in 1881, and they had four daughters: Norma Clara (born 1882), Elsa Hannchen/Hansie (born 1883), Clara Romana (born 1885), and Senta Diosma (born 1895). The family lived in Wallaroo, Peterborough and Adelaide. Adolph Mueller worked as a headmaster, and had entrepreneurial interests in areas including: railway sleepers, 'sea grass', and mining. He died suddenly in September 1919, aged 62 years, while inspecting mining ventures in the Eyre Peninsula, near Yabmana. See article 'Sudden death' in 'Eyre's Peninsula Tribune' (Cowell SA), Friday 19 September 1919, page 2.

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29/01/2020

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