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The Ludington Chronicle
Wednesday, October 25, 1905


                 School Christened
                 
                 The new school building that has been recently
               opened received its name Friday night. The teachers
               in the building, to whom the honor of naming it had
               been given, decided that it should be called the
               Luther H. Foster school in memory of L. H. Foster,
               who organized the first public school in the early
               days when Ludington was only a village, and whose
               assassination by a burglar on the night of June 29,
               1878, marked one of the saddest indicents of the
               early history of this city. It is indeed a touch-
               ing tribute to the man who devoted so much of his
               valuable time to the cause of education.
                                 
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