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MAPS OF MEXICO, WEST INDIES, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, INDIA AND BURMA, TEACHING REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA AND OF THE BAHA’I’ WORLD
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996 THE Bahá’í WORLD
REPUBLICS OF THE WEST INDIES
CUBA
(1) 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Marangella, resident teachers in Havana. Established Center in Palacio Pedrosa. 1940-1941 Mrs. Emogene Hoagg, resident teacher. ' 1941-1942 Miss Josephine Kruka assisting Mrs. Hoagg. 1943—1944 Miss Kruka and Miss Jean Silver. Spiritual Assembly established in 1942.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
(2) 1939-1944 Miss Margaret Lentz, resident teacher in Ciudad Trujillo. Also spent some time in Sosua. 1944 Miss Gwenne Sholtis, resident teacher. Miss Lentz returned to United States.
HAITI (3) 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gregory spent some time in Port-au-Prince. 1940 Mrs. Ruth Blackwell resident teacher in Port-au—Prince, later assisted by Mr. Ellsworth Blackwell. 1941 Mrs. Amelie Bates visiting teacher.
PUERTO RICO
(4) 1940 Miss Rouhiyyih Jones and Mrs. Katherine Disdier permanent resident teachers. Later joined 1942 by Mrs. Ella Guthrie, Mrs. Edith Marangella, Mrs. Ayned McComb and Mr. Lucien McComb. 1943 Spiritual Assembly formed.
JAMAICA
(5) 1940 Mr. and Mrs. John Shaw resided in Kingston for some months. 1942-1943 Dr. Malcolm King resident teacher. Spiritual Assembly formed in 1943.
MEXICO AND MEXICO CITY
1939-1940 Mrs. Frances Benedict Stewart travelling teacher.
Center established by Pedro Espinosa.
1940 Mrs. Amelia Collins made special trip.
1941 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop and Mrs. Pilkington spent some time in Mexico City.
1942 Mrs. Florence Keemer.
1942 Mr. John Eichenauer.
1944 Miss Juliet Thompson and Mrs. Daisy Smyth resident teachers in Mexico City. Some extension work has been done by the friends from Mexico City. Among the outlying cities are 1943 Puebla, where a Spiritual Assembly is said to exist.
1943 Veracruz, also has a Spiritual Assembly.
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THE Bahá’í WORLD
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GUATEMALA
(1) 1936-1937 1939—1940
1940
1941
1942
1943—1944
1943
1943
1944
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(2) 1939—1940
1940 1942 1943
HONDURAS (3) 1939—1940 1940 1940 1940-1941 1941-1942 1942 1942
NICARAGUA (4) 1939-1943 1936-1937 1941 1942
COSTA RICA (5) 1936-1937 1940 1941 1942
PANAMA
(6) 1919 1920 1934-35-37 1937 1939
1939-1944
Journey of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mathews. Mr. Gerrard Sluter first resident teacher. Mrs. Lorol Schopflocher visiting teacher. Mrs. Frances Stewart visiting teacher. Mr. John Eichenauer.
Mrs. Florence Keemer resident teacher. Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mrs. Louise Caswell Visiting teacher.
Mrs. Gayle Woolson visiting teacher.
Mr. John Eichenauer first resident teacher. Mr. Clarence Iverson resident teacher. Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mrs. Louise Caswell visiting teacher.
Mr. Antonio Roca first pioneer teacher. Mr. Gerrard Sluter resident teacher.
Mrs. Lorol Schopflocher visiting teacher. Mrs. Frances Stewart visiting teacher. Mr. John Eichenauer resident teacher. Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mrs. Louise Caswell visiting teacher.
Mr. Mathew Kaszab first resident teacher. Journey of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mathews.
Mrs. Frances Stewart visiting teacher.
Mr. John Eichenauer resident teacher, Managua.
Journey of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mathews.
Mrs. Gayle Woolson and Mrs. Amalia Ford first resident teachers, San Jose.
Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mrs. Cora Oliver visiting teacher.
Journey of MiSS Martha Root.
Journey of Miss Leonora Holsapple.
Journey of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mathews.
Mr. 3 Id Mrs. Stuart W. French circumnavigated the continent of South America.
Mr. Mathew Kaszab first resident teacher (remained 5 months). Mrs. Louise Caswell and Mrs. Cora Oliver first resident teachers.
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THE BAHA’I WORLD
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hamilton established residence as pioneers. Miss Julie Regal resident teacher.
Sr. Gerardo Vega visiting teacher from Costa Rica.
Miss Gwenne Sholtis, Mrs. Mary Barton, Miss Virginia Orbison and many other visitors for brief periods.
SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS
THE CONTINENT
1921 1935 1937 1937—1939 VENEZUELA (1) 1936 1939-1940 1939-1944 1942-1943 1944 COLOMBM (2) 1940 1940-1944 1942 1942—1943 1943 1943 ECUADOR (3) 1940 1942 1942 PERU
(4) 1935—1938
1937 1941—1944 1943 1943—1944 1944 1944
Miss Martha Root visited most important cities.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mathews visited most important cities.
Stuart W. and Nellie S. French circumnavigated the continent, visiting especially Lima, Peru, Santiago, Chile, Punta Arenas de Magallanes, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro and Bahia. Mrs. Frances Stewart visited all important cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blakeley visited Caracas.
Mr. and Mrs. Emeric Sala resident teachers in Caracas. Miss Priscilla Rhodes.
Miss Gwenne Sholtis resident teacher in Caracas.
Mrs. Dorothy Baker visiting teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Emeric 8319. Visited Bogoté.
Mr. Gerrard Sluter transferred from Honduras for permanent residence in Bogoté, in 1940.
Mrs. Ruth Shook (Fendell) .
Miss Winifred Louise Baker resident teacher.
Mrs. Dorothy Baker visiting teacher.
Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mr. John Stearns resident teacher. Mrs. Mary Barton visiting teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Rafi Mottahedeh Visiting teachers.
Mrs. Isabel Stebbins Dodge resident teacher in Morococha and Lima.
Mrs. Joel Stebbins visited Lima for several months.
Miss Eve Nicklin resident teacher.
Miss Flora Hottes visiting teacher.
Miss Virginia Orbison visiting teacher.
Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mr. John Stearns transfers residence from Ecuador to Peru. Several visiting teachers pass through Lima.
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(7) 1940 1941
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URUGUAY
(s) 1940
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PARAGUAY
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1944 1944
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Mrs. Eleanor Smith (Adler) first pioneer teacher resided in La Paz for several months.
Miss Flora Hottes resident teacher.
Miss Virginia Orbison visiting teacher in La P212 and also Sucre. Miss Orbison returned for one month.
Miss Root, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. Frances Benedict Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. French.
Mrs. Marcia Steward (Atwater) resident teacher.
Spiritual Assembly organized in Santiago.
Mrs. Atwater taught also in Valparaiso.
Miss Virginia Orbison resident teacher when Mrs. Atwater returned to United States. Mrs. Amelia Collins, Mrs. Mary Barton, Mr. Philip Sprague all visited Santiago and taught there. Mrs. Marcia Steward (Atwater), now in Magallanes, Will return to Santiago to reside.
Mr. Haik Kevorkian en route to Magallanes for resident teacher.
After teachers the Spiritual Assembly organized.
Mrs. May Maxwell ascended to Abhá Kingdom, Miss Jeanne Bolles had accompanied her to Buenos Aires.
Visiting teachers were Mrs. Nourse, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Bolles, Mr. Sprague, Mr. Wilfrid Barton, Mrs. Mary Barton, Mrs. Amelia Collins, Miss Elisabeth Cheney, Miss Virginia Orbison.
Miss Etta Mae Lawrence resident teacher.
successive visiting
Mr. Wilfrid Barton resident teacher in Montevideo.
Mrs. Mary Barton made protracted visits to assist Spiritual Assembly organized in 1942—dissolved later because of removals. Visiting teachers—Miss Orbison, Mrs. Collins, Miss Elisabeth Cheney, Mr. Sprague.
Miss Elisabeth Cheney, resident teacher, left well established group in Asuncién.
Miss Virginia Orbison, visiting teacher, spent some months in Asuncién.
Miss Gertrude Eisenberg transferred from Rio de Janeiro to Asuncién.
_ Spiritual Assembly organized.
Elisabeth Cheney en route to resume residence in Asuncién.
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BRAZIL
(10) 1924
1940
1942-1944
THE GUIANAS
1940
THE Bahá’í WORLD
Miss Leonora Holsapple became permanent resident in Bahia. She also spent much time in Rio and $50 Paulo and Santos and now is permanent resident of Recife having married Mr. Harold Armstrong in 1942
Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Worley have been permanent residents since 1940. Spiritual Assembly organized in 1940.
Miss Eve Nicklin also assisted in teaching for some months in Bahia.
Mrs. R. L. Wood resident in Rio.
Miss Gertrude Eisenberg resident before going to Asuncién. Many travelling teachers visited Rio, some of them spending some time in Bahia. Among these are Miss Jeanne Bolles, Mr. Philip Sprague, Miss Beatrice Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Rafli Mottahedeh. Mr. and Mrs. Mottahedeh also visited most of the large cities also along the west coast where valuable teaching work was done.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley” Blakeley visited British Guiana for some time but the Guianas were not included in the present assignment which covered Latin America only.
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