Hilda Lutzow and Florence Loveday |
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Title : | Hilda Lutzow and Florence Loveday |
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Date of creation : | 1921 | ||
Format : | Photograph | ||
Dimensions : | 205 x 134 mm | ||
Contributor : | State Library catalogue | ||
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Donated by : | Anthony Laube |
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Description : |
Hilda Lutzow was born at Springton in the Barossa Valley in 1899, and as a young woman met Adolph ('Dolph') Heinrich, the teacher at Nain Lutheran School. When the South Australian government closed the Lutheran schools in 1917, Heinrich was forced to travel to the Hermannsburg Mission to procure work. Hilda corresponded with him and the couple were married in Adelaide in 1924. The Heinrich's honeymoon was spent travelling the south-east of the state showing lantern slides of Hermannsburg to raise money to print a school primer and hymn book in the Arrernte (Aranda) language. As well as teaching, Dolph collected items for the anthropologist Norman Tindale, and took hundreds of photographs. Hilda typed translations of religious texts, including portions of the Arrenta Bible, helped with the teaching, and was involved in the many facets of mission life including the beginnings of the Flying Doctor Service and the search for the missing Lasseter in 1931. In 1932 the family left the mission and settled at Gawler, where Hilda became the Institute librarian - a position she held into her late 80s. |
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Related names : | Heinrich, Hermann Adolph Heinrich, Hilda, 1899-1990 Loveday, Florence Lasseter, Harold Bell, d. 1931 Tindale, Norman B. (Norman Barnett), 1900- Gawler Institute (Gawler, S. Aust.) Hermannsburg Mission Nain Lutheran School Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia Arrernte |
Coverage year : | 1921 |
Place : | Adelaide (S. Aust.); Hermannsburg (NT); Springton (S. Aust.); Nain (S. Aust.) |
Further reading : | Callander, Helen. Interview with Hilda Heinrich: [sound recording], interviewer Helen Callander, 1984 Dear Mr Heinrich: Ntaria letters 1933-35 , Hermannsburg, N.T.: Ntaria School, 2002 Frontier country: Australia's outback heritage , Willoughby, NSW: Weldon Russell, 1989 Henson, Barbara. A straight-out man: FW Albrecht and Central Australian Aborigines, Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press, 1992 Hill, Ernestine. 'Spreading the gospel in the desert: inspiring story of the Hermannsburg Lutheran Mission, care of native children', Chronicle, 1 February 1934, p. 52 Hirst, Christobel. 'The final page in a chapter of Hilda's life?' Advertiser, 16 February 1985, p. 1 Lohe, M. Hermannsburg: a vision and a mission, Adelaide: Lutheran Publishing House, [1977] Scherer, P.A. Hermannsburg chronicle, 1877-1933, Tanunda, S.A.: P.A. Scherer, 1995 Walpole, E.L. [Album of photographs of Central Australia], 1930, ALB47089 |