The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-02-24
County Correspondence.
reported for The Spirit of Democracy,)
Report.

reported for The Spirit of Democracy
Report.
Of School District No. l, Salem town
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, for the
two months from November 27, 1879,
TO January %, 1880:
First honors are those who have been
regular in attendance and perfect In de-
pertinent at all times during school.
Daily average attendance: Boys "a,
girls 26-total, 90; per cent 80.
First Honors in Spelling Glass A.
John Goodbue, Cyrus A. Ward, Thad.
deus Ward, Charles Steed, VIM. Carpen.
ter, James o Polan, Samuel Reynolds.
Charles Lohens!ein, Charles E. Arm, John
Fiesley, ,Addie E. John, Dora B Thomas,
Ida n Reynolds, MAJ. ..Gocdhue, Mary
Carpenter, Bertha and Laura Good
hue, Emmadore Reynolds, Jane Cafpsn-
ter.
Second Henor-Elias John, Daniel
and T. S. Thomas, Charles REYNOLDS, ,Jo-
siah Walton, John W. Arm, Rosa, Lena
and Katy Arm.
Class B, First Honos-C Charles Ward,
VIM. Lobenstein, Mac Carpenter, Chas.
Fiesley; Mary Reynolds, Apnetta Bus.
kirk, Sallie Carpenter, Melinda Will
liams, Lizzie Lobenstein. Caroline Bough-
ner, Rena Bishop, Annie Ward, Naoms
Goodhue, Sarah Boughner, Mary Polan.
Second Honor-Edward and Earnest
Fankhauser, James Colrig, VIM. Good
hue, Rosa Polan, Ida Carpenter, Luella
Bishop, Lena Keysor. Clara Williams,
Amy Walton, Notie Walton, Rosa COL
rig.
First Honors in Reading JohnG food.
h1e, Charles Steed, Elias John, Charles
E. Arm, Charles Lobenstein, T. S. and
Daniel Thomas, CYRUS and Thad.
deus Ward. Dora B. Thomas, Addie e.
John, Ida NJ. Reynolds, Mary Carpenter
May Goodue, Laura and Bertha Good.
hue, Emmadore and Mary T. Reynolds
VIM. Carpenter.
First Honors in Pcnmasship-John
Goodnue, Charles Steed, CYRUS and Thad
Ward. Charles Lobenstein. Dors B.
Thomas. Addie E. John, Ida N. Rey.
nolds, May Goodhue.
First Honors in Arithmetic-Joh n
Goodhue, Charles Steed, Cyrus A. Ward,
VIM. Carpenter, Chas. Lobenstein, Sam
uel Reynolds, Dora B. Thomas, Addie
E. John. May Goodhue. Mary Carpen-
ter, Bertha Goodhue, Emmadore Rey-
nolds.
First Honors in Gesgraphy-John
.Goodhue, Charles SteeG, Cyrus A. Ward,
Charles LobeHstein, VIM. Carpenter, Do
ra B. Thomas, Addie E. John, Ida M.
Reynolds, May Goodhue.
First Honors IN Gran,nsar-John
Goodhue. VIM. Carpenter, Cyrus Award,
Chas. Lobenstein, Dora B. Thomas, Ad-
die E. John. Ida M. Reynolds. May
Goodhue.
First Honofs in Attendance-John 81.
Goodhue, VIM Goodhue, Mac Carpen-
ter. Elias John, James o Polan, Charles
and VIM Lobenstein, Cyrus, Thaddeus
and Charles Ward, Chas. Reynolds,
T. S. Thomas, Josiah Walton. David
Arm, Addie E. John, Dora B. Thomas,
Bertha and Naomi Goodhue, Emmadore
and Mary T. Reynolds, Rena and Lu-
ella Bishop, Jane, Sallie and Ida Car
penter, Mary and Rosa Polan, Annetta
Buskirk, Rosa Colrig, Clara and Malin.
da Williams; each made 100 per cent in
Remorks-Parents can see by these
rolls of honor how their children are
Parents do not manifest
enough interest in the public schools
A great many think all that is necessary
is 10. send their children to school, and
that is sufficient; they ought to visit the
schools themselves, zee how their chill
dren deport themselves, and speak a
word OF encouragement to the teacher
and scholars. 1t has great effect upon
both, Now, ask one and all to come
and see US; you're welcome; It will be
no interruption to the school. Our
thanks are due Messrs. John Goodhue
and Gideon Steed for their visit to the
school. Come again, gentlemen; We like
to see your kind faces among as; 1t en-
coprages the scholar and has no bad ef-
feet upon the teacher. w. A. Ross,
~ Teacher.