Manitowoc County WI Archives History - Schools .....Centerville 
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CENTERVILLE

    The town of Centerville was at first a part of the Meeme township made up of
the present towns of Schleswig, Meeme, and Centerville, and the south one-third
of the towns of Eaton, Liberty, and Newton. That was from 1848 to 1850. The
numbering of the districts as originally set up was changed to the present
district numbers in 1856. See the individual school histories for specific
comments. Today the town is divided into school districts numbers 1 to 6
inclusive.


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1848 - 1948

CENTENNIAL HISTORY
of the
Manitowoc County School Districts and Public School System

EDITED BY JOS. J. RAPPEL, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 1948 


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