Wayside Inn modeled by Ray street school pupils
Fifth grade pupils under Mrs. Schroder built a precise miniature of the Old Red Horse Tavern to honor Longfellow and Ford. The project ties American pioneer heritage to education, drawing national notice from Dr. Poling and Henry Ford, who purchased the Wayside Inn seven years ago.
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Red Horse
Longfellow
Dan R. Schroder
Ray Street
Nowise
Ilenry Ford
Ford
Daniel A. Poling
George Washington
Marquis de Lafayette
Lexington
Miniature Old Wayside Inn Illuminates Student Citizenship
Fifth graders under Mrs Schroder built a one inch to one foot replica of the Wayside Inn in Sudbury Massachusetts. The project taught cooperation, order, and pride as children crafted period rooms including Washingtons suite and a legal open bar. A stagecoach built by Henry Millis Jr funded lumber costs and drew statewide attention.
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Washington
Lafayette
South Sudbury
Gateley
Longfellow
Sheraton
William and Mary Tallboy
H. M. Taylor
Henry Millis, Jr
Henry
Mary
Tim
Howe
Ford
Tomlinson Chair Manufacting Company
Pisburgh Plate Glass Company
T Snow Lumber Company
C. K. Dissedale
Marietta
Great Pai
Wayside Inn
T. Mann
Schroder
W. W. Idol
Charles Per
Mildred Allen
Mildred Cawell
Hazel Cecil
Marie Compte
Mary Elizabeth Farmer
Regi Frost
Iris Rose Gibson
Margot Gregory
Betty Idol
Martha Id
Mary Jane Jackson
Frances’ Mar
Doris Moser
Margaret Paul
Ru Pollock
Katherine Putnam
Josette Short
Charlotte Stephen
Sarah Taylor
Edith Vance
Bernard Bales
Clyde Broo
Ralph Caudell
Hammett A. Cee Jr
Deed
Bobby Cray
Reginald Hinshaw
Eric Hint
Donald Hubbard
Henry A. Mill Jr
Kilmer Sensenbach
Hen Norman Surratt
Darrell Taylo
M. Taylor
Richie Warner
B Wilson
Arthur York
Raymo York
Pathe
Mtiny
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Robbers Frazzle Valedictorian at Aycock High
Henderson North Carolina May 17 AP two holdup men halted Aycock high school commencement. They picked up valedictorian William Vemment struck him and stole his money before dumping him by the road. He returned as diplomas were given but could not deliver his speech. No clues yet to the bandits.
The Wayside Inn and its Historical Patrons
The article recounts the Wayside Inn's history from its 1683 Howe family origin to its role as a tavern named The Red Horse. It notes border conflicts, stage routes, and its use by troops in colonial wars, with benefactors and locals contributing to its preservation and a school project detailing the site and its community.
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Howe
Sudbury
Parmenter
Phillip
Red Horse
Boston
Lyman Howe
Longfellow
Rubber shoes for horses ease fatigue on roads
London reports a new rubber pad placed over the regular steel shoe to reduce fatigue for horses pounding on pay highways. Experiments show horses and men tire from long trotting, and the rubber pad aims to ease the impact and provide better comfort for animals.
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London
A Sparrow's Wings Create Swift Reen Strokes
A brief note traces a sparrow’s wing movements as a rapid, rhythmic flurry. The description emphasizes the bird’s wing strokes in flight and its fleeting grace.
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John Hancock
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Phoebe
Lonefellow
America
Henry Ford
Araftsman
Europe
England
Mass
Miniature
Scott and Rinehart
Lamb
Henry Motor Sales Company
North Main and
Monthieu
Furniture House
National Sales Service Company
Alston F. Clark
Clarence Schultheiss
Schultheiss
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