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Domestic News
March 26, 1903
The Marietta Journal
Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Local correspondent in Gilmore corrects false reports: Miss May Chitwood is not married, and the school is thriving with better attendance and plans for a spring term entertainment, despite past tuition issues.
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Full Text
Gilmore
It is evident that Ruby of Gilmore is given to making false reports. Miss May Chitwood is not married as was stated in last week's items.
The report that our school is not good must have originated from the patrons who refused to pay their tuition last year. The school is in a prosperous condition as evidence from the interest being taken by the pupils and patrons in the preparation of an entertainment to be given at the close of the spring term. There has been a decided improvement in the school within the last year, the general attendance being better.
Dinah.
It is evident that Ruby of Gilmore is given to making false reports. Miss May Chitwood is not married as was stated in last week's items.
The report that our school is not good must have originated from the patrons who refused to pay their tuition last year. The school is in a prosperous condition as evidence from the interest being taken by the pupils and patrons in the preparation of an entertainment to be given at the close of the spring term. There has been a decided improvement in the school within the last year, the general attendance being better.
Dinah.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
Gilmore School
False Reports
May Chitwood Marriage
School Entertainment
Tuition Refusal
What entities or persons were involved?
Ruby Of Gilmore
Miss May Chitwood
Dinah
Where did it happen?
Gilmore
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Gilmore
Key Persons
Ruby Of Gilmore
Miss May Chitwood
Dinah
Event Details
Ruby of Gilmore is accused of making false reports, including that Miss May Chitwood is married, which is denied. The school is reported as prosperous with improved attendance and preparations for an entertainment at the end of the spring term, countering claims of poor quality from non-paying patrons.