This house was occupied by the family of Herman Schmieding (St John sixth-grade teacher) from [year?] to [year?].
Then this house was occupied by the family of Rupert Giesselmann (St John seventh-grade teacher) from [year?] to [year?].
This is a blog about the residential neighborhood around two Lutheran (Missouri Synod) schools -- Concordia College (aka Concordia Teachers College or Concordia University) and St John Elementary School (St John School) -- in Seward, Nebraska.
This house was occupied by the family of Herman Schmieding (St John sixth-grade teacher) from [year?] to [year?].
Then this house was occupied by the family of Rupert Giesselmann (St John seventh-grade teacher) from [year?] to [year?].
Rupert Giesselmann, born in [year?]. He taught seventh grade at St. John's.
[Mother's name?], born in [year?].
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Elaine Giesselmann, born in [year?]. Rod Giesselmann, born in [year?]. Cathy Giesselmann, born in [year?].Connie Giesselmann, born in [year?].
The Giesselmann family lived in Columbia Avenue House 01 from [1961?] to [year?].
Then they lived in Fairlane Avenue (east side) House 05 from [year?] to [year?].
Postal address: 815 North Columbia Avenue
This house was occupied by the family of Martin Maehr from [year?] to [year?].
Then this house was occupied by the family of Herb Kaiser from [year?] to [year?].
It was occupied by the family of Rupert Giesselmann from about 1962 or 1963 to [1966?]
It was occupied by the family of Arlen Meyer (St John's teachers) from [1966?] to [1969?].
It was occupied by Denny and Charlyne Berens (St John's teachers) from [1969?] to [1972?].
Then there were a variety of short-term residents.
In the late 1970s this house became the St. John Youth House and was used for youth group activities for a while.
The house was burned down intentionally for a fire-department exercise in the summer of 2009.