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| − | Fox Den School was located on Loches Road near St. Louisville. The school educated students ranging from grades 1 through 8. A former student, Ella (Sells) Chopson remembered a story about the teacher, Edward Stradley. Mr. Stradley was chopping wood for the stove and a splinter got in his eye, resulting in blindness in that eye. The school burned down as a result of a coal stove fire. <ref> “Scenes from Yesteryear,” The Advocate, January 7, 1994, 2A.</ref> | + | Fox Den School was located on Loches Road near St. Louisville. The school educated students ranging from grades 1 through 8. A former student, Ella (Sells) Chopson remembered a story about the teacher, Edward Stradley. Mr. Stradley was chopping wood for the stove and a splinter got in his eye, resulting in blindness in that eye. The school burned down as a result of a coal stove fire. <ref> “Scenes from Yesteryear,” ''The Advocate'', January 7, 1994, 2A.</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 09:54, 9 August 2017
Fox Den School was located on Loches Road near St. Louisville. The school educated students ranging from grades 1 through 8. A former student, Ella (Sells) Chopson remembered a story about the teacher, Edward Stradley. Mr. Stradley was chopping wood for the stove and a splinter got in his eye, resulting in blindness in that eye. The school burned down as a result of a coal stove fire. [1]
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- ↑ “Scenes from Yesteryear,” The Advocate, January 7, 1994, 2A.
