The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-12-05
CONDITION OF THE' a5RlNlGI
Regular Meeting of the SuhO8thB5arHC
Held Last Evenfnguing.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Number of Children RemainnStnp psnapAi,
For Noncompliance With thin Bdar oard
of Health fRzgring
Upon vaccinatiomtion

There was a regular meetinge OFF aluf SthDSlc
Board last night with all the mem heaBn6arsti
tendance, namely Messrs Ogde6gd8hezilre
Hooks, Edwards, Dewitt, JGlmeSaufdan MAJ
Hanna, Lee, Morgan, Conry, GUpn6ppdsaagB,
and Price. 1t was expected .th&t that SbRrtb
would take steps to fill the pacanwcauuVseah
by the death of School DirecB0reGEohnJdHu
Stanton, but the question did notlcnnfecnme n
The report of County -Supefiutenihtst
Weiss on the attendance of teaGlhsFsD lnal Int
county institute last month was vesd .reaS
showed that all the teachers Gnm frthis thin
trict had complied with rules dfstluf tbsti il
tute.
Superintendent Whitaker read hiscrSoistSsEu,i
report on the condition of the.da delyoSlsip,oI
follows; Term enrollment-Boys 1921 1Snds d
1909; total 299O Monthly enrounIahIfttds,tysB Il
1907; girls, 1887 total, 26ii Average rcatly y5
attendance-Boys, 1O11; girls,g itl76 aElaal tt
2lS7. Percentage of attendanuea1isaysBdsa
girls, 81; total, IS. Present every vsassicyns4
$50 Visits by citizens, 164 by DirgdDdrecuss
The report for the night sdltpGlsl goiBs "
Term enrollment-Boys, 513; girls g16ss total ID
5SS Monthly enrollment-B -BoysJ53fg: qigEs.g
45 total, 351. Average nightly atteIahtncd3
Boys H. girls, 49, total, 70. B6esdnteeSntvy
night, "a. Visits by citizens 50, bsDhedD5rsct
ST.
The superintendent added that ll1ebihldsitd
had been suspended from the day 5lbeqI,f NtI1
account of not complying with the, yaecias.,cb
tion rules and 40 of them belong t91theofast
grade primary Schools and .seyeaetenthe
second grade. He also reportedoItAat tlhe
night school attendance warrantsrJdIe eAa-
tinued employment of the full ccrpsefraigsbs
school teachers. Considering all, thn bharCbb
has done for the night schools. the pRpeBt,-r
alone will be responsible if such sehs obs, sa1A
not well attended
Messrs. T. j. Edwards, Frank Hknu3aRRd .
w, T. Trezise committee on resolutienstiy
placed before the board handgeRsISman,
crossed set Of resolutions on tbs Ae4th qa&t
School Director John T. Stanton EheyTRye,
engrossed in gold and silver letters aars deep
black ground and rest in IA handsemssoAeavKd,
gilt frame.
The board decided to allow Hon HIM RF !
Fowler S127 in addition to his contract tPEiqe,
for erecting the Jardin street scloQhbbBildhd
ing.
A request from Major Jennngb 6eIngibL
No, 1857, Jr. o. T. A. NJ, as to a, chan pgBdH4.hs1
flag poles on the school buildings Wgs;g5aa teJ ,t
on condition that the work be. d9ned pRdesI 1
the supervision of the building and aEsBaiEs5
committee of the board !
The finance committee was aqthegigRa-ita
negotiate loan of s., 900 for 30 days, and t1s5
secretary of the board was anthaEg86ritaI
give the Tax Receiver his warrant -fqB S95 ind
duplicate.
Just before the board took ,gBs the last
order of business-the reading 4 i9f biAs61i
School Director Conry sprung an su pEiise,
stating that when the School Bgar8 oRpF-
chased the White street property sittvwas assI
sured that there We're no encumbFa8qes, hut |
that he had been informed upon,r good O. ajlf
thority that SIS, 900 stands against, the PLACE
as part of other property owned BNd dAe paTty3t
from whom the site was purchasedrased
The matter was referred to the SqIicdpE !
and building and repairs committee tA Aaseera1
tain whether the cncumbrance. aaectsFtAe
property purchased and endeayor to- p E9cl1Ee,
a release if such is the case. so