Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-22

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The following teachers, upon the
recommendation of various committees
appointed TO make selections, were
chosen to teach the public schools dur
ing the ensuing year:
Center District - W. G. Sheppard,
Principal; Sadie Stout, grammar room
Cornelia Hamilton, division A; Annie
Moran, division b, gr /; Minnie 5.
Black, division b, or. ,; Edda +. Bin
CELL, division C.; Jennie +. Patterson,
division ID, gr /; Louisa Butler, diyi-
sion d, or .. Mrs. Eliza Coleman was
appointed janitress.
Madison District-A. NJ. Stevenson,
Principal. Stella Moore, grammar de-
partment; Julia \. Wiley, division a
Clara T.. Young division B, grade /;
Emma Snowden, division b, grade 2;
Agnes Dillon, division c, grade ] Rida
Dean, division &, grade >; NJ. Foster,
division d, grade ! Kate Hall, division
j, grade >.
Susan Barley, the present janitress,
was reappointed for the ensuing school
year.
Richie District. C. Gwynn, Prin'
cipal; Josephine A. Greenlee, First
Assistant OF grammar department
| Mary Bawn, Second Assistant of gram.
mar department; Josie +. Rose, division
A, grade |: Emma S. Anderson, division
b, grade 3; Sarah A. Scott, division Il,
grade /; l.. d. Hamilton, division b,
grade 9; Ella L. Stephens, division G,
grade !; Sarah A. Mckinley, division G,
grade 2; Sallie J. Callendine, division G,
grade 8; Annie L. Reeves, division ID,
grade |; II. V. Whitesides, division ID,
grade 3; Ella J. Moore, division ID,
grade 3; Belle Kahn, division ID, grade
4 Emma Steele, division ID, grade 3.
Elizabeth Turk was appointed jani'
tress of the main building, and Mrs,
Elizabeth Hilderbright janitress for the
church basement.
Washington District-T. Il. McLain,
Principal; Mary Francis, room ! Mary
| G. Ryan, room =; Emma Ellifrtz, room
8; Mary Arbuthnot, room /; Ada b.
Greer, room D; Annie A. Johnson, room
s; Title Mcdonald, room Z; Sallie Rob.
inson, room s; Alice V. Oxtoby, room
9; Agnes Mcclure, room 10; Ida Iveson,
grammar school hall. Elizabeth Lowery
was appointed jantress.
Sixth .Ward-Samuel Boyd, Princi-
pal; Martha Harper, division A, grade |
Sue +. Crumbacker, division \, grade 2;
Lizzie J. Clohan, division b, grade |;
Ida Richards, division Il, grade 2; Title
d. Sutherland, division G, grade | Mary
Hughes, division C., grade 2; Lizzie
Cross, division ID, grade L. Kate Todd,
division ID, grade 2; Lizzie Hamilton,
division j, grade 8. Mrs. A. NJ. Patter-
son, janitress.
Second and Third Wards-S. J. Me-
holm, Principal; Emma j. Stephens,
grammar room; Ella Dillon, grammar
room; Mary A. Davis, division A, grade
/; Mary f.. LETTERS, division A, grade 2;
Matte Stout, division b, grade l; Mary
A. Bailey, division b, grade 2; Jane
McCulloch, division G, grade /; Marian
Dean, division c, grade 2; Lizzie NJ.
Swift, division G, grade 3; Lizzie Nc
KEENAN,, division ID, grade / Annie T..
Greer, division ID, grade 2; Joanna b.
Chrunock, division ID, grade 3; Maggie
G. Griffith, division ID, grade 4. w. j.
Hope was appointed janitOr.
Union Sub-District School-W. III.
Anderson, Principal; Jane Anderson,
grammar room; Annie Ewing, division
A, grade /; Lizzie Downs, division A,
grade 2; Lucinda Sims, division b, grade
|; Maria Ellingham, division b, grade 3;
George Pender, division c, grade ! !;
Amy Chapline. division G, grade 2;
Mary A. Robinson, division c, grade 3;
Ella L. Updegraf, division ID, grade s;
VI. Lou Mccullough, division d, grade 2;
Lizzie Carmack, division ID, grade 3;
Sallie Thoburn, division ID, grade 4;
Mary Britt, division ID, grade 5. Mrs.
Mary Downey was appointed janitress.
GERMAN DEPARTMENT.
The Committee on German Language
reported the following teachers for the
German departments:
Washington and Madison districts,
Miss Emma Strochlein; Clay district,
Mrs. Helena Gelink; Union and Centre
districts, Miss Marie Murset: Webster
and Richie districts, Rev. Carl Rumpi
The same salary as last year was paid.
FINANCE.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills to the amount of sl5l.53. Report
accepted and amount ordered to be paid.
The Committee on Finance reported
that the Riverside Iron Works had been
enormously assessed TO the amount OF
sl64.70, and it was ordered that the
amount be refunded and that the same
be paid out Of the School and Building
Fund.
TEXT BOOKS.
A spirited discussion, in which most
Of the members joined, relative to the
merits OF different text books, was an
interesting feature OF the session.
After considerable delay the Board
came down to business, and adopted the
following books for the public schools OF
the city:
Arithmetics, Brooks; readers, Apple
tons; Biographies, Mitchell's; histories,
Barnes; grammars, Harvey's; spoilers,
Barnes copy books, Eclectic; drawing,
Bartholemew's; rhetoric, Quackenbos's