West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-08-08
EDUCATIONAL ITEMS.
News and Notes In Regard 10 Oar
Schools aud Teachers.

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the county this year, as furnished
US officially by the County Supt. of
Schools. We also give the wages
for teachers as per the differe 1T
grades in the various districts
Observation-Disclosures Fund 80
cents on 800 valuation Of property
Building Fund, 30 cents. Teach
ers' wages, No. 1, s34; No. 2, s2s;
No. 3, $50 per month.
VALLEY-For Teachers Fund 40
cents, and Building Fund Is cents.
Wages, No. 1, s33; No. 2, =, and
No. 3, -.
LYoN-For Teachers Fund co
cents, and Building Fund Is cents.
Wages, No. /, $50; No. 2, s25, and
No. 3, $50.
RENo--Teachers' Fund so cents,
and Building Fundl5cents. Wages,
No. 1, $33; No. 2, $50; No. 8, s27.
UNIoN-Teachers' Fund so cen Is
and Building Fund 20 cts. Wages,
No. 1, s33; No. 2, s2s. and No. 3,
1913.
PoRTLAND-Teachers' Fund 48
cents, and Building Fund 20 cts.
Wages, No. 1, s34; No. 2, 500, and
No. 8, S24.
PLEAsANT-Teachers' Fund 43
cents, and Building Fund IL cents.
Wages, No. /, $50; No. 2, s26, and
No. 3, $24.
GRANT-Teachers' Fund so cents
and Building Fund 15 cents. Wages,
No. 1, $33; No. 2, s2S, and No. 3,
$23.
Five new school houses are being
built in the county-one on Cheat
river, in Union district; one at
White Dale, about mile west of
Terra Alta, in Portland district;
one in Pleasant district, at Noun.
tain Glade, and two in Reno dis
trict; one over on the river and one
at the West End of the Tunnel.
We have been trying to get a list
OF teachers and schools for pull lica.
ton and herewith submit partial
list, and specially request teachers,
or anyone who can, to make any
corrections that may be necessary,
and report to us additional names
for this list. We will regard it as
special favor if every teacher in
the county will drop us card, Civ.
rng us the name, number and loca.
ton OF their school.
KTNewooD DISTRICT.
Kingwood Academy-Prof. Rufus
Holden, Principal; Grammar De-
partment, Mrs. Mollie Holden; In
Uermediate Department, Miss Laura
Parks, and Primary Department,
Miss Belle Lee Spahr.
Colored School-Ed. @. Everly.
Morris-MIss Martha Copeman
Pleasant Dale-Jos. F. White.
Garlitz-Miss Maud Brown.
Savage-T. ID. Craig.
Snyder Chapel-Wait Garner.
Bonafeld-A. ". Hartman.
Hopewell-A. w. McGinnis.
Church-Miss Minnie Murdoch.
Howesville-Miss Nellie Goodwin.
Tunnelton-WIlliam o. Miller.
Principal, and Miss Stemple, Asst
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Masontown-MIss Ella Copeman.
Principal, and Miss Addie Cobun.
Assistant.
Reedsville-Joseph N. White.
Oak Flat-Miss Dora Manear.
Long Hollow--E. P. Forman.
Strife-Thomas Elliott.
North Union-Cyrus w. Fields.
Vernon-Miles Cobun.
Plain VIew-Thomas O'Hara,
Nnn's Chapel--Myra Cobuu.
Slabtown--Ami EVerly.
Fairfax ----
GRANT DISTRICT.
Observation-Disclosures Wolfe.
Bruceton--D. r. Scott.
Pleasant Hill--Ira Gibson.
Laurel Run-Graee King.
Greenyille-Chris. Hartmeyer.
Mt. Yalley-C. f. Spiker.
White-Jennie HarshbargeF.
Jonas Maust-Mollie White.
Clifton Mills--Lily Barnes.
Thomas--James W. White.
Gloyer-Rev. Jeremiah Thomas.
Cuppett-lsa Copeman.
Spurgin-Lee Smith.
North Avenue-David i. Cuppett
Chestnut Ave-. Harsbbarger.
! 0uthrie-J. j Kelly.