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Waynetown Despatch in Waynetown, Indiana

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Waynetown Despatch

Location

Waynetown, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

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Early Education in Indiana Frontier Schools

The first regular school likely in Vincennes in 1793 by Father Rivet marked the start of formal schooling after American control. Frontier children were taught at home by circulating teachers, then in log cabins with masters for three months a year, with schools built near springs and run on home discipline and scarce resources.

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Wayne Township Seniors of 1913 Face Last Old School Year

The Wayne Township High School seniors of 1913, ten members, reflect on the end of the old building era and the start of a new regime. The piece notes the 1909 cohort of thirty six, the gradual loss of students, and the enduring value of study despite hardship.

Wayne Township

History of Montgomery County by Laurence R. Rivers

Montgomery county in the Wabash valley is bordered by Tippecanoe Clinton Boone Hendricks Putnam Parke and Fountain par. It covers 504 square miles with Sugar creek as the main waterway and hosts early mills and a famed woolen factory. First settlers include William Offield in 1821, the county court formed 1823, and a 1825 case of Jesse Keyton. A pioneer tornado and log homes mark frontier life before Crawfordsville grew.

Eliakam Askion Main Street Keyton Café Joshua Baxter Reginald Butt Samuel D. Maxwell William Miller George Miller Samuel Wilhite John Stitt William Mount John Ramsep Edward Nutt Abraham Miller Isaac Miller John Lay Joseph Cox Nathan Huntington William Burbridge James Stitt Peter Smith Court House Sugar Creek Crawfordsville William Nicholson Maysville Ken Montgomery County Wabash River Tippecanoe Clinton Boone Hendricks Putnam and Parke Fountain Parke Walter Sies Collett Harney Brown’s Valley Ladoga William Offield Offield Creek Jane Jonas Mary John Lopp Scott Township James Blevins John McCullough Black Creek Mayfield Noggle Jacob Call Vincennes John Wilson Jacob J. Ford Henry Ristine James Dungan Richard M. McCafferty James Scott Robert Craig Samuel Brown Elias Moore Wilson Claypool Joseph Hahn Samuel McClung William B. Mitchell John Farlow John Toliver Toliver Jesse Keyton Cavereel

Waynetown History Highlights Local Growth and War Service

Charles L. Zuck recounts Waynetown’s early layout from 1829, with the first church and school, Civil War mobilization led by Company D of the Sixty‑third Infantry, and postwar railroad boosts in 1869. Lodges such as Odd Fellows, Good Templars, Knights of Pythias, and Red Men followed, shaping a thriving inland town.

Waynetown Middletown Old School Baptists Old Grave Sons of Temperance Masonic Lodge Church Street Vine Street Edmund W. Berry Jlacksmith Lincoln Jim York Sherman Gettysburg Crawfordsville Billy” Philips Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western Railway Indianapolis Danville Odd Fellows Good Templars Lodge Knights of Pythias

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