Guthrie received his early education in a log schoolhouse.

His simple education began in a small log schoolhouse.

The school district history goes back to 1834 when a one-room log schoolhouse was built just east of town.

After two years in the old log schoolhouse, classes were moved to a 12 by 24-foot school built just south of town.

Schooling: School was held only a few months a year in one-room, log schoolhouses.

A log schoolhouse was built in 1874 followed by two churches.

The Masonic lodge hall and a log schoolhouse were the first public buildings.

The first church building was a log schoolhouse, and the second building was built in 1865.

The first services were held in a log schoolhouse.

Wherever half a dozen or more families lived reasonably close together, a log schoolhouse was usually to be found.