Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-04
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Plans for Big LABOR Day Celebration
Near Completion
NEGRO CHoKEs AND RoBs GIRL
As-irnments Of school Teachers fer
the Coming Year Are Given oct
-TraweIer Returns frSm
Ireland.

Ireland
Superintendent Of Public Schools y. N
Graham yesterday announced The assign
rnents Of school teachers TO theiT respec-
tive positions. A teachers meettng Is SEIZED
ulsd In the high school auditorium foi
Monday a. > o'clock. The superintendent
probably viii address the teachers al the
meeting and discuss the details Of their
work with them. The following are the
assignments announced:
Brown Park Elizabeth HAYES. prin-
cipsl: Mac TruXHw, eighth grade; MAY Ten
uysOn, seventh grade Emma smith sl1th
grade, Margaret RsEHn, sixth EDo rfth
3. Vera X. Bennett. fifth A and fourth =.
Dora nee lanes fourth A And third 3
Grace Thompson. third A and second =
Blanche WRllweber. second A ana FIRST .,
/ Fife Hire, second b Ethel M Green. flrHi
/ A; Elizabeth Mitchell. kindergarten; N.Y.
/ tie Graham, assistant
GurrlEHl-J UNA carney prlnclphi'
Mamie Besl seventh grade; MErEHret
Clsrey, sixth erBds; Amanda J Olson, firth
/ grace. Ellen Mhhonsy, fifth A and fourth
/ 3; Anna Gkughan, fourth A and third 3
/ Catherine BsElsy third = and third A;
May Grace, second 3; Kate Roberts. sec
ond A MARY LRrNtn. first G and first B
kindsrEErten: Cora Barclay, assistant
I Hawthorn Margaret Hogan, pr1n-
/ cipAl; Josephins Tynun. eighth grace
4 Flora JorEenson, seventh grade Nellie
walsh sixth ErAde; Buia wester, fifth
grade: ClErH Tombrinck. fourth grade;
MsthA Miller, third grace; Anna Robert
/ grade; Laura Delpsch, first grace, Lydia
Jones. kindergarten, Eileen Patterson, as
I slstEut.
IiEhland-F4orsncs smith. principal,
! Florence Dean seventh grade; Blanche
! Gaertner, sixth grace; Annette sherry
{ fifth grade. Nina SwanbsCk. fourth
/ HuldR Tissell. second grade; la BertR
I Meth. second and first grade. Lottie D
/ Wright, first grade; Leila talbot trs'
Centrsl-Marths Campbell. principal !;
Stella Holmes. eighth grade; Lena DICK
man, seventh grade; Grace Nelson, sixth
grade; Jeanette Roggen, fifth grade
Netrie c. Mann, fourth grace; Mrs, Laioa
Dimond fourth 3 and third B. limo Clifton,
/ third A Anna Weeth second grade. Ann
Sullivan, first and first 3; LAURA
RUdersdorf first 3; Alice Shehhsn, first
A. Cecile Lyon, kindergarten; Pearl Cook
F1ei6-NaDcy Peterson, first grade
FrRnklin-Jennie Smith. principal ana
grade Vena Kavanagh nrsf grade
1 GRrfelo-PBulins Winter, principal; Mrs.
LULU 3. Mathews, eighth grade; Mzrgarei
J Sullivan. seventh grade; Jennie Roberts
sixth grade Jessie Condor, fifth grade
Lillian Carlson, fourth grade; EsteIls Gray,
bird L, grace a;si- Eva az NI E second sTAos
High School-Frsnk L. Cummings, pr'n-
cipal; Julia BednBr, history; Thomas z.
Boswell German; Mae Darling, history ;
Edith bennett mathematics, Josephine
Duras Latin; Sadie Fowler. English;
Elizabeth Hsss, civics; Helen HenoI1e.
mathematics. Susie Horsn. Photography
I J. W. Ise. mathematics. r. y. johnson,
| commercial; Allen McBachron, Latin;
NRuEhtin, physics; Anna Nelson English;
Laura 3 owen English; Frank VosAoek'
Idncoln-Jessie Robson, principal; Agnes
walsh. eighth grade; julia Willard,
seventh grade; Grace Young, sixth grace;
Maude Brooks. sixth grade; Mrs. Anna
grade 1raSsoI MaTy yl T. Moore fourth grade Helen
Durham, fourth grade; Agnes Condor.
third grade; Goldie johnson, SECOND and
third grade; Rosa Harrie, second Eraoe
Mary RuRne first grade; Martha Wiodis,
first grade; Margaret Delpsch. kinder
Earten: Blanche Robertson, assistant.
Lowell. Mayrne Fitzgerald, principal
| Martha Peters. eighth grade; Zits Ksvs-
nagh. seventh grade; Clara Slade, sixth
Kelley, fourth grade; Alice Holbrook, third
| grade: OrphR McKitrick, second grade;
| Rose FiRlR, first grade
/ Washington: June Slocum, principal and
| fourth grade; Mamie Murray, first grade;
/ Anna Stllmock. first grade: Mrs. Ida Poss-
ner. second grade; Frances Willard, third
grade.
Madison: Mary H Griest principal; Bthel
N. Yost, eighth grade; Mary Benis, sew
enth grade; Mary Barrel sixth and fifth
I grades; Eleanor Dickman. fourth grade;
Elizabeth Kennedy, third grade, Emma
Dickman, second grade; Besse Howard,
first grade; Sara Z. Dunn. first grade.
Graham. eighth grade. Jennie Healey. sew
suth grade; Lillian Empey. sixth grade;
Eleana A Coleman. fifth grade;
JenurR Vineyard, fourth grade Jen-
ME Gaertner, third grade; Ella Scott.
third grade. Esther Johnson. second grade.
lnez MRnEsn, second grade; Irene Devitts
first grade; Mrs. Carrie Beebee. first
grade: Abigail Manning first grade; Vera
NJ. Du Bois. kindergarten; Helen Water
man assistant.
} Assigned list: Bertha Barber. Hannah
! Cusick Anna NJ. Givler, Eva II. Jones
Anna Nystrom, Marie PoliRn. Hattie Stein
/ berg.
Supervisors. Lillian Rudsrsdorf. drsw wing
". H Clark, manual training; Anna L
- Never, assistant manual training; Eunict
EnsOr. music; Eileen McCrann. music as
sistRut; Margaret Delpsch, supervisor kin
= derEartens: Catherine Rowley. permanent
substitute
Clerks: Mercedes Breen. superintendent
office; Eva WAIlweber, high school princi
pals office.
= Ready for Labor Day.
Local labor organizations are putting IN
e last touches 10 their programs for the cele
2 hration Of Labor DAY. There win be n
s formal demonstration in this city. but mos
e Of the lodges viii participate in the OmAhi
q parade. Some have planned elaborate pic
e MICS for the occasion
/. Saturday Mayor Trainor issued his procls
Y nation declaring the day a holiday conse
3 created TO the cause Of labor. The mayor
proclamation is In accord with the lEbo
spirit that permeates The local city charter
Following is the proclamation:
- il becomes my privilege as mayor 0
4 your city. 10 proclaim Monday. Ssprerube
r 4 a legal holiday. To the citizens Of hi
. great state. especially is welcome the AZ
u rival Of this Gay Of universal rest II
{ an occasion upon which the laborer raise
@ his head from his toll and goes forth int
q natures sunshine 10 ENJOY Well-earned re
taxation Through the weary DAYS OF IN
wear the lRborer struggles necessarily. per
?. forming his part IN the gigantic uachiu
Of life and progress and ADDING his effort
Ito the accumulation Of the wealth srrenFt
and splendor that chHra eTizes the Amer
can people Of today Labor forms the baEi
? Of Americauism- Upon the shoulders OF IN
d lEborer rests the security Of our oountry
II In his heart are 10 be found the pures
sentiments Of national pride, Of the low
: : Of home. q the love Of country
i Is most fitting that We as citizens .
e South Omaha where labor plays SO urorni
b nent q part. observe most appropriately hi
DAY which has been donated 20 the caus
Of labor, and ] respectfully ask that q,
places Of business be closed IN honor q
she day which is, 20 US, most welcome
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