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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
8
The board of education set Tuesday as the opening day for the 1935 36 term with a half day for organization and scheduling. Textbooks will be issued from the superintendent’s office. purchases should be made the week before to avoid confusion. The August 26 through September 3 office hours are 9 00 to 11 00 am and 1 00 to 5 00 pm.
A catalog listing multiple old school texts including Pleasant Lands fifth reader Bucking ham Osburn Arithmetic Book III and Health and Success by Andress Evans. It mentions geography workbooks Iroquois and free text, spelling and English practice books, and songbooks from Foresman and Breed French. Also notes Winston primary dictionary and Golden Leaves sixth reader.
An item describing an economy writing pad No 6 from Fenner titled English practice book sixth edition. Stores or catalogs reference this stationery for students and general writing use. The listing notes the pad style and brand without additional features.
A list of educational volumes includes Arithmetic Book IV Bucking Shapp English Exercises Book IIT Science Our Environment Rela Guidance Our Junior High School Winston Dictionary Primary Edition.
The set lists eighth grade topics over twelve weeks including ham Osburn History and Geography of Ohio, Sharp's English Exercises Book IV, Science Our Environment Adapt Guidance, Our World of Work, and Spelling pad Breed French.
Vincent Long remains at home this week. Mr and Mrs Frank Barnhiser hosted visitors in Findlay. Several families including the Barnhisers, Dibles, Balls and Hosafros joined relatives across towns. Atty. Del Bene visited Me Girard. The H. L. Wenner farm loan office relocates to Upper Sandusky as the First National Bank building is dismantled.
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