The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-30
Off TEACHERS
WHO HAVEN'T BEEN
IN ACTIVE SERVICE
Fourteen on Indefinite FurlOugh
Dropped Before Tenure of
Office Law Begins.

Fourteen public school teachers who
have been on definite furloughs We're
notified today by the Board of Educa
ton that their anne will be dropped,
This action was taken because the life
tenure Of office act goes into effect on
concentration Of John Breunig. chair
man of the committee on instruction
and educational supplies, last night
dropped the teachers. Some OF
these have been out of service so long
hat almost all trace of them had been
lost. one Of them, the board found,
had been married for six or eight years
and vas living in st. Louis. Another
had not been teaching for twelve years.
We are not dismissing anyone from
active service said Mr.. Breunig after
the meeting. I'VE have notified all the
teachers mentioned in the recommended
ton for discontinuance of their connec-
ton with the system. The impression
must not go abroad that we are dis
missing eachers in active work. We
are not"
The teachers dropped aud The schools
to which they are individually credited
follow:
Sophie ]. Bradin. Hawthorne Avenu ;
Blanche f. Bullock, South Tenth Stree;
Mabel l.. Clark, Miller Street: Emma
1. Fithlan. Camden Street; Elizabeth
Hihhard, Thirteenth Avenue; Bertha f.
ingalls,, Waverly Avenue. Agnes NJ.
jerks. Lafayette Street: Catharine NJ.
NJ. Kelley, Warren Street; Mary E
MaeDevitt, Eighteenth Avenue; Amy
H. Marvin. Charlton Street; Edith n
Smith. Charlton Street; Kate A.
Remer, Central Avenue; NJ. Elizahe h
Teed, South Tenth Street; Ida l.
Whalen, Livingston Street.
These designations, all to date from
September l, were accepted: Gertrude
Snodgrass, from the Barringer High
School, from July 16; Elizabeth f.
Garrabrant, as teacher of drawing in
the Barringer High School. from Octo-
Der /; Caroline Mundy, from the Mar
ket Street Annex of the Rarringer High
School, from July 6; Anna A. Thomson,
frcm Belmont Avenue; Alice Ross,
from Camden Street; Beatrice Form
walt, from the Franklin School; Au-
gusta L. Wolfe. from Hawkins Street;
Jean T. Barr, from Monmouth Street;
Florence Saulpaugh, from Monmouth
Street, from July %; Ruth F. Runyon,
from Morton Street; Sarah G.. A. Tay-
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ton Street; Anna NJ. Browazki, from
Newton Street; NJ. Florence Brown, as
primary head assistant Of Seventh Ave
nue.; Katherine Daley, from South
Street; Elizabeth F. Carson, from Sus-
sex Avenue; Mary C. Williams, from
Sussex Avenue.
This furlough was granted:
Harriet K. Jenkinson. Of Burnet
Street. furlough extended from Septem-
Der l, 1909, to February l, 1910.
Two temporary appointments were
made, to date from September l:
Horace Butterworth, as teacher II
gymnastics, at salary of 81, 500 per an
mum; Christine NJ. Dobbins, as teacher
of gymnastics, at salary of 5000 per
annum.
It was announced that certificates
had been granted the following:
Grade-Loretta Smith. Katherine L.
Names license renewed.
First Observation-Disclosures K. Crane,
Florence Richardson, Helen P. Nolan,
Mary n. James.
Primary Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Sherman.
Primary Head MISUNDERSTANDING
J. Tansey, Mary n. O'Connor, Allene
Mcgowan.
High School Drawing-Florence NJ.
Thomas, Herbert Il. Kniffin, Helen
Ross. Bessie c. Schenck, NJ. Matilda
Miett. Ella w Mockridge, Mrs. L. n.
Thorburn-Artz
Gymnastics - Horace Butterworth,
Ninifred Pearce, Theora H. William