Notable School Needlework Projects At UPayYSVILLE
Students at UPayYSVILLE Schools showcase simple plants and crafts in a major display. Elsie Shields and peers contribute linen pillows and craftsman canvas pieces while reed and raffia work, sheet metal, carving, and water color emphasize progress from first months.
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Elsie Shields
Halcyon Badger
Frances Ena
Nellie Gray
Ena Piew
Grace Ferree
Ruth Bosstick
Pearl Thomas
Sylvia Medsker
Rauch Ingersoll
Witle
Miss Arnetts
Roy McClure
Vear
Cotton
Reiph Fletcher Seymour
Roycroft
Crork
Work strengthens youth through craft and cooperation
The excerpt describes students and their teacher forming a cooperative workshop focused on leather tooling, bookbinding, press work, and paper making. They emphasize growth, teamwork, study, and the goal of producing thoughtful, well-made handiwork rather than competition. They hope their model will inspire healthier education and brighter futures.
Public school manual training values and pride noted
A long discourse extols manual training in public schools, stressing teamwork, practical skills, and self improvement through art sewing and shop work. Authors Glenn Eno and Shelbyurn address the moral aim, community benefits, and future comforts from disciplined study and careful craftsmanship. Local notes include community movements and a Bilby case dismissal in Farmersburg court.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Upayysville
George Bicknell
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Donald Jewell
Roy Ransford
Hazel Jewell
Ruth Ingersoll
Ralph Pennington
Ruth
Miss Ransford
Bruce Badger
Geo Bicknell
Graysville
Glenn Eno
Shelburn R. BR
Arthur Harding
Hymera
Chas. Harding
Clay Ladd
Sullivan
Ira Wence
Shelburn
Will Raines
Reid Shelburn
Med Lofton
Farmersburg
Ozias McDaniel
Terre Haute
Ola Lane
A. M. Lane
Velma Lofton
Elma Lane
Harve Conner
Murray Lofton
Sylvia Powers
Miss Arnett