This school, known as the Jones' School, at first employed only one teacher. It slowly grew in size and popularity. Several years later, the facility was moved to Peach Creek, where the school was informally known as the "Greasy Smith Schoolhouse," being named for the local village blacksmith.Pan Gens, Schools: The Early Years, pg. 139. In 1882, the facility was moved to Pleasant Grove.
This school, known as the Jones' School, at first employed only one teacher. It slowly grew in size and popular!ity. S:everal years later, the facility was moved to Peach Creek, where the school was informally known as the "Greasy Smit?h Schoolhouse," being named for the local village blacksmith.Pan Gens, Schools: The Early Years, pg. 139. In 1882, t.he fac?ility was moved to Pleasant Grove.