Famed McGuffey Readers Reach 100th Anniversary Milestone
The article recalls William Holmes McGuffey and his Eclectic Readers, noting the 100th anniversary of the third and fourth readers with celebrations in Oxford Ohio led by Miami University scholars. It covers McGuffey's influence on 19th century schooling, the series structure, the role of his brother Alexander, Ford's McGuffey collection, and potential revisitation in New York schools.
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McGuffey
William Hrimes McGuffey
Miami University
Oaford. O
Vauntey
Oxford
Professor McGuffey
Minde
Midwest
Wittuiam Holmes McGuffry
Pennsylvania
Washington College
Washington and Jefferson
Parla
Schoo
Miami
Srey
William McGuffey
Alexanders
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
William Holmes McGuffey
Claysville
New York
Little Johnny and
Mary
Willliam Holmes McGruffey
Henry Ford
Clayaville
Times
Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet with long program note
The Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Joseph P. Macking's home with Captain Minnie Wilson presiding. Program items included solos readings duets and reminiscence by members and guests. The afternoon featured quilting, a visit by several relatives, and remarks about missionary work. A bevy of local residents attended, with several travelers and band members noted for participating in the Pioneer celebration and related events.
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Parana
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Joseph P. Macking
Minnie Wilson
Thomas Bingham
Orel Tenney
Bert Caldwell
Ike Nelson
Althera Caldwell
Karietta Tenney
Louesa B. Hacking
Edith Caldwell
Oral Hall
Margaret Timothy
Kate, Brown
Mildred B. Hacking
Sarah Rudge
Jas, Long
Kate Brown
California
Lynn Ashton
Pieter Bingham
Bishop
Lester Bingham
Don
Viril
Bill Collett
Indian Caneyon
Arden Hacking
Clyde "Hacking
Deep Creek
Genevieve
Edith “Ashby
Donland Leland Carroll
Floyd Bingham
Jep Oaks
Barta Stringham
Dan Price
Vérdin Singleton
Myrna Bingham
Myron Hacking
Moon Lake
Marion Atlen
George Fisher
Jonah
Mary Pisher
Peon Ue Fadil
Public Health Nursing in Utah Expands Community Services
The Public Health Nurse report notes growing prenatal care and infant feeding on schedule. Fifteen tuberculin positive children were taken to a camp for six weeks. In 1936 forty four graduate RNs worked across twenty six counties, averaging 7.7 visits per day at $1.19 per visit, with school, maternity, and tuberculosis services included.
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Biz Cottonwood Canyon
Comemunity
Public Health
Utah
Lily Hagerman
State Board of Health
Daa
Pop
Alston
Educa Jon
Tor
Local social notes include visits and travels in Utah
Miss Agnes Cook returns to Provo with Dorothy and Lois Betts after visiting in Salt Lake City. Arvell Stone of Provo hosts a short time with Leroy Goodrich and John Cook families. Rena GB Maycock and Helen Pixton of USA extension service tour area for UBIC work. Ben Miles family attends Covered Wagon Days in Salt Lake. Hazel Manwaring returns from Logan summer school. Helen Rice spends July 24 in Salt Lake. Marvin Todd returns from Salt Lake with maternal grandparents. Harriet Todd visits Weber and Duchesne area. Leath Johnson of Salt Lake visits Mrs Thomas Todd in the area.
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Lassig
Shaffer
Bishop Bingham
Sam Gmy
Salt Lake City
Bing
Genevieve
Ireland
Sheffield
England
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
France
Bingham
Zelph Calder
Lu Jeile Calder
Joseph Pys Hacking
Phillip Stringham
Beatrice
Irene Jackson
Logan
Orson Hacking
Tooele County
John
Joseph P. Hacking
Lydia Sheffer
Mabel Shaffer
Laurette Johnston
Philip Stringham
Susie
Edith Collett Teft
Rheber J. Grant
Elnora Vernon
Relief Society
Vinton Stake
Orlan Roberts
Roosevelt
Wm. P, Vernon
Otho
Rock Springs
Wyomimne
Priday
Iner
Sue
von Roper
Victor Bingham
Duvall Sisters
Thorl Larsen
Arvell Stone
Provo
Leroy Goodrich
John Cook
Agnes Cook
Dorothy
Lois Betts
Salt Lake
Rena Gb, Maycock
Helen Pixton
Usaq Extension Service
UBIC
Ritle Nelson
Ben Miles
Oral Goodrich
San Francisco
Hazel Manwaring
USAG
Helen Rice
Marvin Todd
Thomas ‘Todd
Harriet Todd
Weber and Duchesne
Leath Johnson
Ealt Lake
Thomas Todd
Again America Shows the Way by Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman asserts America leads by government of the people. He contrasts U S democracy with Fascist and Communist Europe, urging unity, reemployment, and recovery while promoting peaceful international cooperation and national growth.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Minnels
The
Republic
American
Europe
United States
Boalh
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