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Données personnelles Margaret D. Janowsek 

• Autre nom: Margaret Janowsek Bowles
• Elle est née le 9 décembre 1907 dans Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH.
• Profession: en l'an 1958 Teacher dans Fullerton School, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH.
• Résidant en l'an 1992: St. Johns, Clinton Co., MI.
• (note1) .

  Sources: Viola Bowles & Connie McNeely

• Elle est décédée le 5 août 1992 dans St. Johns, Clinton Co., MI, elle avait 84 ans.
• Cette information a été mise à jour pour la dernière fois le 1 novembre 2015.

Famille de Margaret D. Janowsek

Elle est mariée avec Earl Clyde Bowles.

Ils se sont mariés le 29 août 1932 à fortasse, somewhere In OH, elle avait 24 ans.

Earl Clyde Bowles oo Margaret Janowsek

Marriage source: Author: Bowles, Viola, Title: Bowles data sheet, (Publication location: Cleveland, OH, Publisher: V.B. Publication date: ca. July MCMLXXXI)

Viola Bowles writes, "No Children" - ca. July MCMLXXXI <>

Notes par Margaret D. Janowsek

Margaret D. Janowsek

Source: Author: Bowles, Viola, Title: Letter to Rose Navorska, (Publication location: Cleveland OH, Publisher: VB, Publication date: ca. MCMLXXXI)

SSDI: "MARGARET BOWLES b. 9 Dec 1907 d. 5 Aug 1992 last SS address of record: 48840 (Haslett, Ingham, MI) Issued: Ohio"

Author: McNeely, Connie, Title: Ancestry.com message regarding Margaret Bowles, (Publication location unknown, Publisher: Ancestry, Publication date: xxx Jan MMXV), Repository: The Cloud

"From: cmcneely1946 To: (XXXXX@XXXX.XXX), 3 of 3 messages, view conversation Subject: RE: Mrs. Margaret Bowles

Thank you for answering my message so soon. I know she taught in a Polish area. On Fullerton Ave. off 65th Street. Near Fleet Ave. in What is now called Slovic Villiage. South east Cleveland I found a 1940 census record of a MargaretBowles born in abt. 1908. She was living in Cleveland, Ohio and was married to Earl Bowles age 34. It states that she finished 3 yrs. of college. This Margaret Bowles is older than your Margaret Bowles. But here are two Margaret Bowlesthat lived in Cleveland, Ohio. I had heard that the teacher Margaret Bowles died of a Brain Tumor. I don't know if this is true. Does this sound familiar to you? The Mrs. Bowles that I had in fourth grade was such an exceptional teacherIn fact she was the best teacher I ever had. I wish I could have known her better."

Author: McNeely, Connie, Title: e-mail regarding Margaret Bowles, (Publication location unknown, Publisher: CM, Publication date: iii Feb MMXV)

"Thank you for your info on Margaret Bowles. I do believe she was born in 1907. When I was in her class abt. 1959 she was probably in her 50's. or older. The other Margaret Bowles that you have in your Ancestry Family Tree was b.in1920. This would have made her six yrs. older than my mother, who was age 29 yrs. So I have to rule her out. Thank you so much. connie"

Author: McNeely, Connie, Title: e-mail regarding Margaret Bowles, (Publication location unknown, Publisher: CM, Publication date: iv Feb MMXV)

"I see where you have up dated Margaret's Ancestry page. Here are two documents that I just found on Ancestry.cm Where her last Res. was and where she died. If you ever hear anyone say she was a teacher, please let me know. I trulybelieve we have the Margaret Bowles who was my fourth grade teacher."

MIDI, attached to the e-mail: "... Name: Margaret D. Bowles Birth Date: 9 Dec 1907 Death Date: 5 Aug 1992 Gender [sic]: Female Residence: St Johns, Clinton, Michigan Place of Death: St Johns, Clinton, Michigan"

Author: McNeely, Connie, Title: 2nd e-mail regarding Margaret Bowles on the 4th, (Publication location unknown, Publisher: CM, Publication date: iv Feb MMXV)

"Here is my report card that she wrote out. She took the time to put foil stars on the A's and red pencil stars on the B's and C's. That year, I had moved from a small town in S.W. Ohio and had been promoted to 5th grade. They did notteach Phonics there. Mrs. Bowles checked my reading skills and put me back to 4B. That year, I learned Phonics and could finally read at grade level! She also taught us to memorize our Multiplication and Division cards to 12. She gotafter my mother to help me at home on these! Her class room was decorated well. She had big posters on the walls of trees and their leaves with the names. She also had posters of birds and their names. This was probably a help forstudents with wondering eyes.. At the back of the room, in one corner, she had a library with plants on the top shelves. She scheduled duties to all of us to take care of it and water the plants. Each morning the first thing she woulddo was check our finger nails. If they weren't clean she would clean the dirt out with her long finger nails. You would remember to keep them clean! Also we had to have a clean hanky I remember , one day she told us a story about thefirst Christmas Tree. She was Firm, but very organized. I truly believe I owe the pleasure of Reading, all to her. Now you know why I admire her so much. She is a relative you can truly be proud of!" <>

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