The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH
The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH
The Educator (Volume 45) - IAMPETH
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was able to produce some of the finest<br />
collections of students' work exhibited<br />
in recent years.<br />
For the past forty years he has<br />
been doing engrossing of all kinds,<br />
filling in diplomas, making diplomas,<br />
resolutions, memorials, etc. He delights<br />
in addressing all of his envelopes<br />
in a very striking style of<br />
Ornamental Penmanship. Many of<br />
the postal clerks know of Mr. Barnett<br />
because of his beautifully addressed<br />
envelopes. He has also used Ornamental<br />
Penmanship to good advantage<br />
in advertising the Spencerian<br />
Commercial School of Cleveland, Ohio<br />
for whom he wrote advertising material<br />
at the Cleveland Exhibition.<br />
Mr. Barnett has a very complete<br />
and valuable library of useful engrossing<br />
books.<br />
Mr. Barnett has a very charming<br />
wife and five grown children, of whom<br />
he is justly proud. Practically all of<br />
these children have helped Mr. and<br />
Mrs. Barnett in the studio where Mrs.<br />
Barnett is an important official. It<br />
is her duty to see that all the work<br />
goes out in first-class shape with no<br />
mispelled words and she also does<br />
some of the pen and brush work herself.<br />
One of the daughter, Harriet, attended<br />
the Zanerian College of Penmanship<br />
and supervised handwriting<br />
in the public schools of Lakewood,<br />
Ohio for some time.<br />
<strong>The</strong> second daughter, Mary, is specializing<br />
in Engrossers' Script and at<br />
the present time is taking a special<br />
correspondence course through the<br />
<strong>Educator</strong> office.<br />
Mr. Barnett sent his nephew, Roger<br />
Barnett, to the Zanerian a few years<br />
ago. Roger is now working for the<br />
Rounds-Truman Studio in Chicago,<br />
and we can truthfully say that Roger<br />
is turning out some of the finest work<br />
in the Engrossing business today.<br />
You cannot talk to Mr. Barnett very<br />
long until you have caught the penmanship<br />
enthusiasm which permeates<br />
his entire being.<br />
Mr. Barnett has done tremendous<br />
amount of engrossing. We congratulate<br />
Mr. Barnett and his happy family<br />
and hope that he may continue to<br />
do engrossing and inspire the penmanship<br />
profession for many years<br />
to come.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Educator</strong> 19<br />
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Specimens of work from the Barnett studio.<br />
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A letterhead prepared by Mr. Barnett.
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