King Township, Winnebago County, Iowa

[2] In 1894, a tornado destroyed King Township School No.

In 1904, a cyclone destroyed King Township School No.

The new building, known as the Ambroson school, included a storm cave.

5, the center school of the township, was built in 1879.

It was called the Asmus school for Henry Asmus, the Olson school, as it had many pupils from the Olson family, and finally as the Tinderholt school.

The schoolhouse was built in 1891, and known as the Myhr school.

After Mr. Mortenson moved to Thompson, it became known as the Waite school.

The school was closed in 1948, and the building was moved to Thompson, where it became part of the Marion Hageson home.

[3] The Ellis Point Methodist congregation met at the King no.

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