The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-09
Miss Morrey Presented by
Mr.. CUTLERY.
The New superintendent Learns Ear
Iy I'm the Game Why Love Docs Not
Reign Supremc--Teachers Elected
For Coming Year.

1 members were DTtStIll anu lihISdSt'ti
the routine business work without any
bitches. An inspection of the treas
ury revealed only $500, and arrange
ments were made for an advance
draw. Bids were then read for drain
age work to be done in the Central
building, an inspection of which
showed a defective condition in taxi
ing care of the surplus water. Probst
made the loSest offer of $54 and was
accepted. The service water pipe Is
also inferior and defective. Peacock
Bros. made the lowest offer for this
work and was given the job at $3S.
Bids were also read for cutting doors
| in the Easements of the school build
ings. In many of the buildings the
playrooms I'm the Easements have no
outer doors, and the inners exits are
| past the furnaces. In case of fire,
resulting from the furnace, the chill
dren would be completely trapped.
Doors will be cut before school be-
gins. The west room of the High
school will be divided by partition
i'm the center, making two rooms out
of the one. Two windows Will be
cut in the north wall of the west room
to give the proper light after the par
tition is erected The lowest price for
which the doors can be cut in the
Easements of the buildings and the
changes made in the High school Is
$444.
Two petitions were read and pre-
sentcd by Mr.. CUTLERY, asking that
Miss Anna Morrey be reinstated as
teacher in the High school. The first
was signed by III undergraduate pu-
pills In the High school, the second by
800 of Maripn's prominent citizens
and school patrons. The petitions were
referred to the teachers committee
and superintendent.
DR.. Hartman stated that as he knew
nothing of the vacancies in the schools
and was not conversant with the ap-
plicants. that he had written to the
board requesting them to choose the
teachers for the coming year, ana
send him a list. He requested tnat
the election of the teachers be con-
hrmed by the board. Mr.. Dickerson
stated that he refused to vote for the
whole list, that he was not in faVor
of electlng four men principals In the
first place and in the second he ala
not approve of the manner OF cleo
tion. That instead of hiring four men
to fiji four places, that four positions
had been created for the four men.
That he had desired the board to wait
and procure more applications for the
positIons or wait till DIR. Hartman
could arrive to investigate the appli-
cants, that the board had refused ana
that of the four two had failed to
oualify. The matter was referred to
Dr. Hartman, who will investigate the
matter, and report later.
Mr.. CUTLERY, at this time, stated
his objections to the manner in whlcn
the teachers had been chosen. He
stated that everything had not been
done in executive session, and that
some of the best teachers had been
dropped. Mr.. Jacoby denied that the
strong teachers had been dropped
He said that they were dropped for
the good of the schools and not tor
personal reasons,
MIR. CUTLERY next declared that the
board was objecting to extension OF
certificates, and this was denied.
Mr.. Jacoby moved that DR.. Hart
man recommend only the old force
of teachers on the list for reemploy-
ment and make no recommendations
for vacancies till he had thoroughly
Investigated the applications. Mr..
CUTLERY amended the motion that the
| lady teachers be included In the list
to be approved, and that DIR. Hart
man investigate the male teachers
This carried.
The board asked the superintendent
his views regarding male principals
and he stated that he approved OF
them for some buildings but that he
would be compelled to Investigate the
matter before he could report con
corning others. He stated further,
however, that he expected to work
absolutely honestly and above-board
regarding all matters, that he would
do everything in his power for the
advancement and good of the Marion
schools, that he had been elected to
this position and would I'LL 1t con-
scientiously and as best he could.
There are still six vacancies to be
filled In the grades, and pr. Hart
man viii investigate applications, and
make recommendations at the next
meeting. The vacancies in the High
school will not be filled till later.
The election of the following teach
'ers was confirmed:
Mr.. X. II. Marshall, Mr.. G. w.
Hays, Mr.. A. r. Lantzer Mr.. s. G.
Diver, Miss Anna Fite. Miss Ola AL
mendinger, Miss Louise Cunningham,
Miss Elizabeth Ruehrmund, Miss Et-
Ia Jacoby, Miss Abigail Harding, Miss
Hope Fisher. Miss Grace Cunningham,
Miss Emma Cunningham, Miss Ferne
Trey. Miss Dale Harraman, Miss Flor
ence Chamberlain, Miss Gladys Cleve-
land, Miss Abigail Cast, Miss Laura
NTrese, Miss Winifred Peadon, Miss
Emma Berndt, Miss Isabelle Freeland,
Miss Flora Slough, Miss Clara Kow-
alike, Miss Jessie Codding, Miss May
Ham, Miss Mamie Fletcher, Miss Hat
tie Christian. Miss Stella Smiley, Miss
May Arthur, Mrs. Emma Herzer, Miss
Flora Kowalke, Miss Elma Howser.
Miss Sarah Myers, Miss Gladys Hum
phreys, Miss Anna schoenlaub, Miss