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Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Overview of Inventory Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association Northwestern Ohio Education Association Lucas County Retired Teachers Association Toledo Teachers’ Association Toledo Federation of Teachers Toledo Council of Parent-Teachers Associations Toledo Board Of Education Toledo Public Schools Toledo Public Schools – Elementary Toledo Public Schools – Arlington School Toledo Public Schools – Birmingham School Toledo Public Schools – Broadway School Toledo Public Schools – Chase School Toledo Public Schools – DeVeaux School Toledo Public Schools – East Side Central School Toledo Public Schools – Franklin School Toledo Public Schools – Fulton School Toledo Public Schools – Glenwood School Toledo Public Schools – Gunckel School Toledo Public Schools – Nathan Hale School Toledo Public Schools – Hathaway School Toledo Public Schools – Indiana School Toledo Public Schools – Jefferson School Toledo Public Schools – Jones Junior High School Toledo Public Schools – Lagrange School Toledo Public Schools – Lincoln School Toledo Public Schools – Longfellow School Toledo Public Schools – McTigue Junior High School Toledo Public Schools – Mayfair School Toledo Public Schools – Monroe School Toledo Public Schools – Oakdale School Toledo Public Schools – Raymer School Toledo Public Schools – Robinson Junior High School Toledo Public Schools – Roosevelt Junior High School Toledo Public Schools – Starr School Toledo Public Schools – Ella P. Stewart School Toledo Public Schools – Waite School Toledo Public Schools – Warren School Toledo Public Schools – Washington School Toledo Public Schools – Webster School Toledo Public Schools – High Schools Toledo Public Schools – Bowsher High School Toledo Public Schools – DeVilbiss High School Toledo Public Schools – Libbey High School (see Mss. Coll. 134 – Libbey H. S.) Local History & Genealogy Department Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo, Ohio Mss. Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Overview of Inventory Toledo Public Schools – Macomber High School Toledo Public Schools – Mann High School (Merged with Mitchell in 1884 to form Toledo High School) Toledo Public Schools – Mitchell High School (Merged with Mann in 1884 to form Toledo High School) Toledo Public Schools – Rogers High School Toledo Public Schools – Scott High School Toledo Public Schools – Start High School Toledo Public Schools – Toledo High School Toledo Public Schools – Vocational School (Manual Training School) Toledo Public Schools – Vocational School (Toledo Polytechnic School) Toledo Public Schools – Vocational School (Woodward Technical School) Toledo Public Schools – Vocational School Toledo Public Schools – Waite High School Toledo Public Schools – Whitney High School Toledo Public Schools – Woodward High School Toledo Public Schools – High School Athletic Programs Toledo Public Schools – Board of Athletic Control, etc. Lucas County Schools – Maumee City Schools Lucas County Schools Lucas County Schools – McGregor Elementary Lucas County Schools – Meadowvale School Lucas County Schools – Trilby Elementary Lucas County Schools – Ottawa Hills School Lucas County Schools – Wynn School Lucas County Schools – Westwood Elementary Lucas County Schools – Washington Junior High Lucas County Schools – Ottawa Hills High School Lucas County Schools – Clay High School Lucas County Schools – Maumee High School Lucas County Schools – Sylvania Schools Lucas County Schools – Whitmer High School Lucas County Schools – High School Athletic Programs Lucas County Schools – Springfield/Holland Schools Lucas County Schools – Washington Local Lucas County Schools – Adams Township Diocese of Toledo Diocese of Toledo – Cardinal Stritch High School Diocese of Toledo – Central Catholic High School Diocese of Toledo – McAuley High School Diocese of Toledo – Notre Dame High School Diocese of Toledo – St. Francis De Sales High School Diocese of Toledo – St. John’s High School Diocese of Toledo – St. Ursula Academy Local History & Genealogy Department Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo, Ohio Mss. Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Overview of Inventory Diocese of Toledo – De Sales College Diocese of Toledo – Lourdes College Diocese of Toledo – Mary Manse College Diocese of Toledo – St. John’s College Davis Business College Toledo Business College Tri-State Business College Toledo Medical College Toledo Normal Training School University of Toledo Music Teachers Breldway County Home and Day School Luella Cummings School Ladyfield Elementary School Law Froebel Kindergarten Training School Maumee Valley Country Day School Smead School National School of Meat Cutting Nazareth Hall Edna B. Rowe School J. R. Schackne’s School for Dancing Southard School Ruthann Spring Dance Studio Toledo Conservatory of Music Toledo School of Art Medical College of Ohio at Toledo Northwestern Ohio Medical College Herron Beauty School Daryl Jervis Studios Mac Gregor Academy of the Gaelic Arts Toledo School for the Arts Toledo Village Shule Florence Utt Switchboard Schools Hebrew Academy of Toledo Toledo Technology Academy Mercy College of Ohio University of Toledo Medical Center Schools listed above may also show up later in the inventory as oversize items. Local History & Genealogy Department Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo, Ohio Mss. Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Inventory Box 1 Folder 1 “Laws of Ohio, for the Better Regulation of Common Schools,” 1848 Folder 2 “An Act in Relation to Taxes, Schools, and Sewers, in the City of Toledo,” 1849 Folder 2A School Examiner’s Commission 1. Appointment of A. B. West as school examiner for Lucas County, 1889 (photocopy) Folder 3 Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association 1. Programs, Annual Sessions, 1923, 1925-1928, 1930, 1932, 1935 Folder 4 Northwestern Ohio Education Association 1. Programs, Annual Sessions, 1948-1952, 1954, 1960 Folder 4A Lucas County Retired Teachers Association 1. Educational Memorabilia of Lucas County Retired Teachers (overview of educational history in Toledo and Lucas County), 10 pp. Folder 5 Toledo Teachers’ Association 1. Constitution, 1901, 1934, n.d. (5 items) 2. Yearbooks, 1909-10, 1912-13 (2 copies), 1917-18 (2 copies) 3. Program, Honoring Philo C. Dunsmore, March 18, 1965 Folder 6 Toledo Teachers’ Association 1. Letter and principal points of pension law, 1910 2. Summary of Report: Pension Investigating Committee, [ca. 1920’s] (2 copies) 3. Report of the Salary Information Committee, August 1, 1920 4. Script, “This Is Your TTA,” 50th anniversary 5. Leaflet, “They Pass This Way But Once!” 1933 6. Ballot, April 12, 1917 7. Programs, The Teachers’ Concert Course for the benefit of the Emergency Fund, 1919, 1920, n.d. (4 items) Folder 7 Toledo Federation of Teachers 1. Program, 25th Anniversary Banquet, February 8, 1958 2. Script, Anniversary Program, 1958, 28 pp. 3. History of the TFT, 8 pp. Local History & Genealogy Department Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo, Ohio Mss. Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Inventory Box 1 (cont.) Folder 8 Toledo Council of Parent-Teacher Associations 1. Publicity scrapbook, 1946-1947 2. Newspaper clippings (photocopies) Folder 9 Toledo Council of Parent-Teacher Associations 1. Annual report of Officers and Committee Chairmen, 1946-47 2. Program, 50th Anniversary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc., February 5, 1947 3. Bulletin, November 1946 – May 1947 Folder 10 Toledo Council of Parent-Teacher Associations 1. Script, radio speech by Mrs. Samuel Lynn (Vernie M.), September 27, 1946 2. Correspondence, 1946-1948 3. Program, Festival of Music, March 4, 1964 4. Members of Board of Directors & Program for 1960-61 Folder 11 The Gazetteer; devoted to the interests of the Toledo Public Schools 1. April & May 1878 Folder 12 “Our Toledo Schools – A Community Interest,” Toledo Business, September 1, 1938, pp. 1-2 Folder 13 Toledo Board of Education – Manuals of the Board 1. 1897-1898; 1898-1899 (2 copies); 1899-1900; 1900-1901; 1901-1902; 1902-1903 (3 copies); 1903-1904; 1904-1905 (2 copies) 2. Rules and Regulations: 1851; January 2, 1905 Folder 14 Toledo Board of Education – Philosophy 1. A Statement of Philosophy, May 1962 Folder 15 Toledo Board of Education – Rules and Regulations 1. September 1915 2. n.d. Folder 16 Toledo Board of Education – Members and Superintendents 1. Letterhead, [ca. 1910] 2. List, 1960-61 through 1975 3. Program, “A Salute to Edward Leslie Bowsher,” April 24, 1957` Local History & Genealogy Department Toledo-Lucas County Public Library, Toledo, Ohio Mss. Coll. 14 Schools of Toledo and Lucas County Collection Inventory Box 1 (cont.) Folder 17 Toledo Board of Education – Directory of Schools 1. 1906-07; 1914; 1917; 1938-39; 1939-40; 1942-43; 1943-44; 1948-49; 1950-51; 1951-52; 1952-53; 1953-54; 1954-55; 1954- 55; 1955-56;1956-57; 1957-58; 1958-59; 1959-60; 1960-61; 1961-62; 1962-63; 1963-64; 1964-65; 1966; 1967; 1967-68; 1968-69; 1969-70; 1970-71; 1971-72; 1974-75; 1975-76; 1976- 77; 1977-78; 1978-79; 1979-80; n.d. Folder 18 Toledo Board of Education – Street Directory of Schools 1. 1927; 1946; 1965 Folder 19 Toledo Board of Education – Evening Classes 1. Catalog, Evening Elementary Schools, 1912 2. Catalog, Evening Schools and Extension Work, 1927-28 3. Catalogs, Toledo Night Schools, 1929-30; 1930-31; 1931-32; 1932-33 4. Leaflet, Libbey, Scott,
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