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Pargeter, Frederick V. (1864-1957)

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Pictured here are Mr. and Mr. [''sic''] Frederic V. Pargeter of Pretty Prairie, Kansas, who recently made a contribution to Bethel College Memorial fund. They are among the pioneers of central Kansas whom the college will remember by the erection of a $100,000 Memorial hall. A memorial biography (the fourth of a series) of these two friends of Bethel college is printed in this issue of the Review.
 
Pictured here are Mr. and Mr. [''sic''] Frederic V. Pargeter of Pretty Prairie, Kansas, who recently made a contribution to Bethel College Memorial fund. They are among the pioneers of central Kansas whom the college will remember by the erection of a $100,000 Memorial hall. A memorial biography (the fourth of a series) of these two friends of Bethel college is printed in this issue of the Review.

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Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1938 Mar 2 p. 6

Birth date: 1864 Mar 19

text of obituary:

Pioneers of Pretty Prairie Give To Bethel College Memorial Fund.

Pictured here are Mr. and Mr. [sic] Frederic V. Pargeter of Pretty Prairie, Kansas, who recently made a contribution to Bethel College Memorial fund. They are among the pioneers of central Kansas whom the college will remember by the erection of a $100,000 Memorial hall. A memorial biography (the fourth of a series) of these two friends of Bethel college is printed in this issue of the Review.


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