The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-07-09
TEACHERS FOR
The Year.
Reports From Other
School Boards.
Other Matters Of Vast Interest to
Many Teachers and
Pupils.

The following teachers were elected
in educational division No L;
Sub-district No. /, (Lawson) no cleo
ton; No. (Chapman) E. s. Howard;
No. 8, (Crowe) George Raymond;
No. A, (Buford) Loney C. Taylor; No.
S. (West No Creek w. R. Carson;
No. 6. mo Creek Fred Anderson;
NO. Z, (Beda) o. d. Carson mo. 8,
(Alexander) Maymee Shown; No. 8,
(Sarvis Hill Clarence Shown; No. 10
(Bartletts) T. II. Hamilton; No. IL,
(Westerfield) Dewey Greer; No. IL
(Cane) no election; No. 10, (Cane Run
no election; No. IA, (Moseley) Owen
Ambrose; No. Is, Washington no
election; No. 16, (Clear Rum ]. I.
Hoagland; No. II. (Mt. Mariah) w.
Scott Ambrose mo. IS, bells Rum
Eva Taylor, No. 10, (Greer) c. w.
Moseley, No. 20. (Taylorfield) Robert
C. Taylor.
Judge Taylor has called graded
school election to be held at Will
liams Mines school house, August 21st
for the purpose of determining wheth-
er the three schools of McHenry,
Render and Williams will unite in
the formation of a graded school.
The following teachers were select
ed by the Board of Education of ivi-
sion No. g.:
Sub-district No /. (Tanglewood)
Eva Martin, No. 2, (Basham) ]. NJ.
Stewart; No. 3, (Narrows) ]. S. 10y
al, No. 4, Hickory Grove) Mrs. Sallie
Bewley, No. 5, CDavidson) Leo Loyal
No. 6, (Dundee) ]. C. Lawrence No.
Z, New Bamis) ]. w. Petty, No. s,
(Sunnydale) A. d. Baughn, No. 8,
(Palo) Ernest Duke No. 10. (Jingo)
Wayne Midkiff. No. IL, Duff n. B.
White, No. IL (Olaton) Vernon Crow
der, No. 10, (Whiteoak) Ruth Awtrey
No. IA. CWilson) Alec Boswell, No
Is, (Schroader) Ruth Hammons. No.
16, (Concoard) Veola Westerfield, No
II, (Victory) Anna e. Keown, No. is,
(Edwards) Mack Martin, No. 49,
(Rickets) Sherman Taylor, No. 90
(Almshouse) Lucy Rock, No. 81,
Beech Valley Mary Miller, No. 22
Sulphur Springs) Maude Shultz.
Teachers selected for educational
division No. 4, are as follows: Sub
district No. 1, (Antioch) John Allen;
No. 2, (Arnold) Leslie Shultz; No. 8
(Cave Hill Maude Stedart; No. 4
(Baizetown) NJ A. Embry; No. s.
(Select) ]. Alex Rhoads; No. 6, Effie
Elsie No. (Horse Branch)( jessie
Ford; No. s. (Byers) Jessie Byers;
No. 90, Leach) B. II. Morris; No. 10
(HopewelD Everett Miles; No. IL
(Salem) Iva Cummings, No. II
(Rosine) Lafe Embry; No. 10, (VinC
Hill Jessie Raley; No. IA (Mt. Pleas
anti Birch Shields; No. Is. CDaugh'
erty) Corda Wilson; No. 16, Sugar
Grove H. C. Crowder; No. II (Rol
Roy o. w. Willis; No. IS (Excelsor)
Eva Ragland; No. 10, (Horton) Ethe
Raines No 20. (Oak Grove Ear
Smith.
The following schools according
to the best information obtainable
were left unsupplied with teachers;
Sub-district No. 20. (Maxey) Educa-
NA
Rochester. 1t pays for SO pupils; Sub
district No. 81, (South Sulphur
Springs) Educational division No. 8
near Beaver Dam. 1t pays for 80 pu-
pills. Sub-district No. 10. (Coffman)
Educational Division No. 6, 1t pays
for so pupils. Sub-district No.
(Lawson) Educational Division No
/, near Livermore it pays for SO pupil
Sub-district No. 10. (Crane Pond) Edu
catnonal division No. /, 1t pays fol
SO pupils. Also Sub-district No. 10
Washington Educational Divisiona
No. /, and Sub-district No. IL, LoweI
Point) Educational Division No. 6
were not supplied with teachers, but
arrangements have since been made
supplying these two schools with
teachers. 1t is useless for teachers
without schools to make further VI
quiries of the Superintendent, this
ia all the information relatives t.
vacant schools he possesses.
The examination for appointment t.
the State University will be held In