Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-01
WANT BIDS FOR
THREE SCHOOLS
AND ADDITIONS
Board of Education Finally
Takes Action on Improve
ments and Receives Reports.

After several months consideration,
the oar of Education last night de-
cfded to advertise for bids for three
new schools. plans and specifications
for which have been approved by the
board. The schools will be known as
Westside No. 1. Eastside No. 2 and the
Ridge School, the first two being un-
graded. Alterations will also be made
to h Morton Street School. the Sew
enth Avenue School, Franklin School
and the North Seventh Street School.
Ouch qualification was expressed at
the work and methods of the compuf-
sorry education department, of which
Charles MacCall Is the head. It was
shown that 25,999 more homes had been
visited during the past year than in the
preceding year, and that n,67S more
cases of truancy had been reported
than for a corresponding period the
year before.
The attendance officers also returned
1878 more pupils in the schools during
the last year than in the year previous.
Notices of warning were served to
1,712 dealers in cigarettes and tobacco.
The board instructed the law depart
ment to appeal from the award Of
damages that some OF the property
owners near the property on Bergen
street and Seventeenth YER re-
ceived. Property holders on h west
side Of Bergen street received $1,9n5
and those on the east side of Bergen
and on the east side of Hunterdon
street $5,266.67. An appeal against the
smaller award WAS ordered by the
board some time age n 1t Is pending
In court.
Tho eo,iou,;ne +aaobars u,ara nan
-. o., o -
stoned and VIII receive one-nalf OF their
average salary: Sarah B. Scarlet, Cor
neIia I. Alvea- Margaret u Conover.
NJ coa.n,o % C-.IS~aza r,-a NO.
All had thirty-hve years of continuous
service as teachers.
The hoard also dec,6ed ,,non a largo
nrraha. 80 aa.,anast auamants
numDe OF permanent appointments
and accepted eleven designations. 1t
was said that six of the eleven teachers
that rasignad orc n he mor-..d hafora
neslY ~ " ~ oeAoe
1ne IalL Inc were:
Day S~chools-Edith M: Arundel, as clerk
in the Normal and Training School; Mary
Nebinger,. as grammar vice-principal
OF Belmont Avenue Grace L. Brown, as
kindergarten dlrectress In Charlton
Street; Martin Rodgers. as teacher of gym
nastics in Hawthorne Avenue; Mabel L.
zimmerman, from Madison School; Helen
8. Hanson. from Miller Street; Marion F.
Taylor, from Oliver Street; Catharine r.
Mckeon. from Thirteenth Avenue; Lillian
M. Walker, from Thirteenth Avenue; Caro-
line ID. Miller, from Washington Street;
Iheodorus b. HascalL from Barringer High
School
Permanen. Appointments-Fr enklin
Crosse. in Barringer High School, Market
Street Annex; Junius w. Stevens. in Bar
ringer High School; B. Theresa Callahan,
as first assistant In Street;
Anna N. Travis, as primary head assistant
in Alexander Street; Horace Butterworth,
as teacher OF gymnastics in Belmont v
nue.; Laura "a HammeI. In Belmont Ave-
Katherine J. Iansey. as primary head as
Bryant, In Bergen Street, Agnes Cole, in
Bergen Street; Alice j. Kennedy, In Ber-
gen Street; M Ethel Allen. in Bruce
Street; Mrs. Leonora @. Aschenbach. in
Street; Mrs. Helen D. Warrender,
in Camden Street; Jennie w. Long, as
head assistant In Charlton Street;
Mary N. O'Connor, IS grammar head as
In Charlton Street; Ethelyn B.
in Eighteenth Avenue; Florence
Richardson, as first assistant in Elliot
Street; Margaret s. Burns, in Fourteenth
Avenue; Margaret Commerford. In Four
teenth Avenue; Anna B. Hasbrouck, as
v~ice-principal IN Fourteenth Ave
nue.; Helen P. Nolan. as first assistant in
Avenue; Clara e Nicolai, in
Franklin; Layinia p. DeHart, in Hamburg
Place; Harriet A. Nettleton, as primary
head assistant In Hamburg Place: Helen
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