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The Blue Book of Iowa Women A History of Contemporary WomenCompiled by Winona Evans Reeves, 1914. |
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MISS MARGARET GAY DOLLIVERMiss Margaret Gay Dolliver who is Dean of Women of
Morningside College, Sioux City, was born on a farm near Kingswood,
Preston county, West Virginia. She is the daughter of the Rev.
James J. Dolliver and Eliza J. Brown. Her father spent over forty
years in the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal church, for the greater
part in the mountains of West Virginia. The family moved to Ft.
Dodge, Iowa, in 1881. Miss Dolliver received her preparatory
education in the schools of Ft. Dodge, later attending the Ohio Wesleyan
College at Cincinnati, graduating in 1886. She took post graduate
work in the North Western University 1905-'06. Taught in Fort
Dodge schools 1886-'90. Upon the death of her mother she made a home for
her father and her brother, J. P. Dolliver from 1890-'95. In
1895 Miss Dolliver accepted a position in Morningside College and since
that time has devoted herself to the educational interests of the young
women of that institution, being Dean of Women. She is a member of
the Education Committee of the I. F. W. C. She is a member of the
P. E. O. sisterhood and of a number of local clubs. She is a woman
of broad mind and splendid Christian character. Beside the late J.
P. Dolliver she has two other brothers, Robert H., a Methodist minister
in Rochelle, Ill., and Victor B., an attorney in Ft. Dodge, and a
sister, Mrs. E. R. Graham of Evanston. |
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