Riverside School Opens Fall Term With Upgrades
Riverside public school sets September 4 start for registration and assignments. Superintendent Smola oversaw summer repairs and reorganization while new equipment and a complete science series enhance laboratories and library. The high school focuses on personal use with business and personal arithmetic in upper grades and typing to be taught.
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Riverside
Riverside Public School
Smola
Gregg
Mrs E L Butler Surprise Visit Reported at Humston Home
Mrs E L Butler of Bremerton Washington along with Mr and Mrs Jack Butler visited Humston Home to deliver a happy surprise to Lloyd Humston family. Nearby Mrs Toppen Johnson and daughter called on the Jim and Carl Phillips home. Harry Dodson returned from a vacation to Yellowstone Park and Denver with family. Raymond Van Doren and Kenneth left on a Kansas trip while Marjorie Jenkins spent time locally.
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E. L. Butler
Jack Butler
Bremerton
Washington
Lloyd Humston
Toppen Johnson
Wellman
Jim
Carl Phillips
Harry Dodson
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Colo
Raymond van Doren
Kenneth
Kansas
Marjorie Jenkins
Ainsworth
Lloyd Edwards
Crawfordsville
Will Marie
Chicago
Evanston
Clarence Jackson
Lloyd Alliman
Glenn Schwartz
Lancaster
Lakin Bartholow
Charles Bartholow
Helen Wikoff
Brighton
Grant Humston
Clifford
Willard Hunter
New London
Leo Marie
Weekend visits and social calls near Crawfords ville
Local residents made Sunday calls at each other’s homes including Lloyd Edwards, Clarence Jackson, the Alliman, Humston, and Stubb families. The Will Marie and Leonard Marie households hosted picnics and visits, with trips to the State Fair noted. Biographical notes add that Louis Braille, born blind, taught the blind by age 19, and a remark on early Pittsburgh locomotive production in 1835.
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Louis Braille
Institution For the Blind
Paris
Ice floes drift down Mississippi to the Gulf
In the winter of 1783 84 residents of Louisiana report large chunks of ice moving along the Mississippi River from the north to the Gulf of Mexico a rare Arctic cold snap for the region.
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Louisiana
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Boston's School for Blind First The Nation
Boston hosts the first institute for the blind in the United States, founded by Dr John D Fisher. The landmark establishment marks a pivotal moment in American education, setting a precedent for services to visually impaired students.
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Boston
John D Fisher
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