The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-02
where They
Will TEACH.
Educational Boards Select
Teachers for the year.
Intereting Items Concerning Eb-
ucational Rallies In
Ohio County.

AT meeting OF the Educationa
Board of Division 5, at Greenbrier
school house, the following teachers
were elected: Sub-disttrict No. 1;
tCromwelD May e. Rogers. No. 2
tUnion) xRose Bergman, No. 3
tCoopers) DAME Beck; No. 4, (Pren-
tis) Ira Plummer; No. s. (South
Beaver DAM Florence Keown; No.
6, Taylor Mines) Mary White, Princi-
pal, Kate Hawkins, Assistant; No. I
(Greenbrier) G.. w. White: No. s.
(Shultz) Cortland Taylor; No. 9, I'm
dependency Mable yesterday; No. 10
(Taylortown) Harry Leach; No. H.
(Oakland) Mary Powell Jones; No. IL
(Jubilee) Blanche VanMeter; No. 10.
(No. 49, Ellis Sardefur No. IA, (Mc-
Henry Osna Shultz; Principal, Lula
Midkiff, assistant; No. -, CRrnder) c.
X. Carson; No. IS, civilians Mines)
Lillian Monroe. Principal Lillian BIZ
assistant; No. II (Elmwood) Sophia
Williams, No. 10, (Goshen) Belle Ber-
ryman; No. IS. (Cool Springs) Tia
Dunn; No. 20, Maxey) No election;
No. q, (South Sulphur Springs) -
election.
At a meeting of the division board
of the second educational division
board, at Fordsville, the following
teachers were chosen: District No,
1, (Sugar Grove) Ella Norris Principa
Alpha Brown, assistant; No. ,
(Hicks1 Bertha NJ. Leach No. 9,
tAettnaville) Mrs. j. H. Lloyd; No. 4,
(Deanfield,) 10 election; No. 3,
(SourwoCd) Mary Lambert; No. 6.
(Howesville) Myrtle Lambert; No. Z,
(Reynolds) A. C. Baughn; No. S,
Friendship Minnie Baushn; 10. Q,
Clark Zula Talley; No. 10, High
land) Russell Walker; No. II, (Jones)
Ellen Whittinghill, No. u. Popular
Grove Claude Shultz; No. 10, lloyd
Attye Whittinghill M. IA, (Trisler)
Fred Shultz; No. 1e. (Shreve) Irene
Whitttinghill; No. II, (Gum Springs
Grace Whittinghill; No. Is pleas
ant Walk AGA Kelley.
The following teachers, were chos-
en for the schools situated in edu-
cational division No. G, viz: Sub
district No. /. Central Grove) Mat
tie Tichenor; No. 2, (Bend) Marshal
Grove; No. 3, High View Arble
Brown; No. 4. pink HalD Fred Wood
burn; No. 5, Smoky Myrtle VIII
liams; No. 6, (Ceralvo) w. S. Hill,
No. Z, CHickory Ridge Nora Wedding
No. 8. Rough River) II. II. Davis;
No. 8, (Walton's Creek Herman Ashby
No. 10, Upper Point George Mont
gomery; No. II, CLower Point Belle
Berrymon; No. IL, BROWN Roy C..
Bennett; No. /, (Hunter) Mary Marks
No. IA, broadway c. Ross Bennett,
No. 10, (Coffman) G. W. White.
Prof. o. l.. Shultz and brotEe<
Claude, Narrows, were in Hartford
Wednesday.
Mr.. G. w. White, Miss Belle Berry
MIN and Miss Maude Shult7, Narrows,
were each elected to two schC -, sit
uated in different divisions. This
might occur at nay regular election
and can be remedied at subsequent
meeting Of the division board.
The new system of selecting teach
ers seemed to work smoothly In Ohio
county last Saturday, as no fraction
from any part of the county has been
reported.
A splendid audience greeted Pres.
II. II, Cherry at the skating rink
at Williams Mines Monday. 1t was
composed entirely of adult people and
the lecture given will be of immense
advantage to the county aducation-
ally and will aid very materially in
the establishment OF graded school
TO be made up of Render, Williams
and Mclienry.
Miss Lillian Monroe, who has just
school at Williams Mines
will spend the summer in Evansville
Mr.. alvin Lloyd, Narrows will spend
the summer in the Bowling Green
Business College.
The educational rally held at Fords-
vile. KY. ON Monday. June 2Sth, 1909
proved splerdid success in every
particular. People showed their in
terest and enthusiasm by crowding
the college hall TO its limit. The