Retired Phoenix School Teacher Expires at 82
PHOENIX, Jan 16 (AP) — Miss Dollie Clarkson Oglesby, 82, retired Phoenix public school teacher, died yesterday at her home following an illness of four months.
She had been a teacher here since her arrive in 1907. She had taught at the Fillmore school, then became first principal of the Franklin school when it opened in 1925, remaining at the Franklin school until she retired three years ago.
Born in Pike County MO, she was educated there.
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PHOENIX, Jan 16 (AP) — Miss Dollie Clarkson Oglesby, 82, retired Phoenix public school teacher, died yesterday at her home following an illness of four months.
She had been a teacher here since her arrive in 1907. She had taught at the Fillmore school, then became first principal of the Franklin school when it opened in 1925, remaining at the Franklin school until she retired three years ago.
Born in Pike County MO, she was educated there.
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Retired Phoenix School Teacher Expires at 82
PHOENIX, Jan 16 (AP) — Miss Dollie Clarkson Oglesby, 82, retired Phoenix public school teacher, died yesterday at her home following an illness of four months.
She had been a teacher here since her arrive in 1907. She had taught at the Fillmore school, then became first principal of the Franklin school when it opened in 1925, remaining at the Franklin school until she retired three years ago.
Born in Pike County MO, she was educated there.
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PHOENIX, Jan 16 (AP) — Miss Dollie Clarkson Oglesby, 82, retired Phoenix public school teacher, died yesterday at her home following an illness of four months.
She had been a teacher here since her arrive in 1907. She had taught at the Fillmore school, then became first principal of the Franklin school when it opened in 1925, remaining at the Franklin school until she retired three years ago.
Born in Pike County MO, she was educated there.
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