Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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Kinsman IBRAQY, Kinsman Library The Kinsman Carnegie Library, located on a little hill in the center of the village, was erected in 1913. Years ago Mr. Frank Banning, now deceased, started a free public library in the central school building. Books and magazines were contributed and a commendable start made. Then came the offer of Mr. Carnegie, who erected the building at a cost of seven thousand dollars. Mr. Banning contributed six thous- and dollars for furnishings. Other donors fur- nished two thousand dollars worth of fine pic- A LITTLE JEST Miss Free: Give an example on a collective noun. Student: Vacuum Cleaner. She fragingj: I'm losing my mind. He: No wonder! Every time you see some- one you give him a piece of it. i Miss Hart: Well, I'm tempted to give you a test. ' Jimmy: Yield not to temptation. tures. Dr. Dudley Allen, surgeon at Lakeside Hospital, Cleveland, left a fund, and donated some fine paintings. Some of the treasures in the library are very old. The library, under the direction of Mrs. Porter, present librarian, plays a very import- ant part in our school career. The school lit- erary societies, as well as other public meetings, are held in Library Hall in the library base- ment. ,Kinsmanis truly proud of her library. ANNA ONDO, '29. AND JOLITY Motorist: What is the speed law here? Villager: Got none, you fellers can't get through here too fast for us. Mr. Boster: I can tell you to the quart how much water goes over Niagara Falls. Junior: Really! How much? Mr. Boster: Two pints.

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Kinsman This building, once the centralized school of Kinsman Township, houses thc six lower grades since the Centralized School District and Kinsman Special School District were marged in 1910.