The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-08-29

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of money they will receive from the
tax levy for school purposes for the
coming year, the members OF the
board of education met in the high
school building Monday night and
fixed the salaries of the teachers.
1--WE will have to start them with the
same salaries they drew last year
with the understanding that they viii
be Increased later because We do not
know what the funds will be. How
ever, changes may not be make as
we may find that we are up against
lit." President w. j. Jacoby said when
the matter came before the board
iIt was the general opinion of the
board that the teachers who are de-
serving increases in salary would re-
ceive it providing the funds were
available when the county auditor
makes known the amount they would
receive for school purposes A few
teachers who had been started at $40
per month were raised to s45 and
other increases in salaries were grant
Teachers and Salaries.
The following is "A list of the teach
ers and the salaries they Will draw
during the coming year:
Dr. II. a. Hartman $2,lOO per year;
| x. H. Marshall, Sl,4OO per year; G..
w. Hayes. $1,000 per year; a. II.
Lantzer, 81 900 Per year; $. G. Diver,
$3.50 per year; i. c. Geggenheimer. ST.
100 per ear; w +. Morgan, Sl,lOO per
year; Anna Fte, 500 per month; Oh
| Ia Allmendinger. 500; Louise Cunning
ham, SS5; Elizabeth Rwehrmund. $50;
Eta Jacoby, $S5; Abigale Harding,
SS5; Miss Bowdell, 1885, Mr.. Cole, $sO.
Grace Cunningham $40, Emma Cum
lnham $62.5O. Ella Keiger s45, Reba
Anderson $45. Abigale Cast s65, A.
n. Chrmns $50. 1scah Rhodes $50.
Emma Berndt sos. Carrie Geran $50,
ISABELLE Freeland 500, Ruth Edwards
$50, Clara KowalSe $G5, May Hahn
$50. Evalona mckinley $i5, Mamie
Fletcher $50. Hattie Christian $55,
stella Smiley $3.50. May Arthur $i5,
Emma Her2er $50, Elma Houser $50,
sarah Myers $40. Anna Schoenaub
$50. Elizabeth Dairy $50. w. G, Sc
landers $50, Rose Waddell $40, Linda
Willauer $50. Dorothy Anderson $40.
Marie Hoover $40, Madge Whitney $780,
| l.orena Cobb $50 Carrie Durr $50. Des-
sic Gregory $3.50, Mildred Dickerson
$40. Lillian Burgess $50, Pearl Cam
Ibell $50 Alice f.. White $50, Grace
! Baldwin $40. Ada Havill $40, Maude
1 Ilobson $45. Beatrice Prior $40, De-
Emma Hawley $65. Eva Osborne So
Erma Sontag. $40. Hilda Garberson
$50, Fannie Reidenbaugh A5, Zedda
I Itamer $40, Louella Scholl S625O,
n. Il. Bolander $50, Florence
, Chamberlain $47.50, Jeanette Hamil-
ton $40. Alice Schneckenbarger $3.50,
Gertrude Lawrence $50, Lulu Keller
A5. Nellie Irey $50 Margaret Dick
erson $40, Grace Wingett $40, Eleanor
treeland SS5, Earl Starbuck 800.
New teachers-Pauline Bell $40,
Ermel Blow $45, Margaret Hecker
! $40, Leota Kagay si5, Marion KNAPP
penberger $50. Faye p. Myers $40.
Blanche Peassler $40, Eusell Yoder
S55 Eta May Katz $50. Ethel Stone
$40, Marie Burke $40, Demeral Morris
$40. Adda Ulsh $40. Mr.. Back 800.
Mrs. Gebhart Elected Examiner.
The board made an important
change in the city board of eXamn-
lers. Members NJ. b. Dickerson NOV
ed that Mrs. n. L. Gebhart be elect
ed to succeed w. A. Longbon as n
member of the board of examiners for
"a term of three years. Clerk IL. IL.
lin seconded the motion and 1t car
ried UNANIMOUSLY.
The resignation Of Miss Jessie
Campbell was received and excepted
by the board. Miss Alice Dombaugi
and Miss Madge Martin We're granted
leaves OF absence for one year.
| DR.. Hartman nominated Miss Ada
Ulsh as supply teacher at a salary
of $40 per month. The nomination
was confirmed by the board
David Vestaol was elected truant
ohicer for the coming school year at
a salary of $50 per month.
The American Heating and Ven
tilating company. of Toledo was Civ
eE the contract for furnishing furn-
aces for the nigh school Luildlng
This company's bid was $3.50. The
Kramer Engineer company of Colum-
bus was awarded the contract for
piping the Garfield and Mckinley
buildings in order that a vacuum
! cleaning plant might be installed
when necessary funds are available
The cost OF piping the new buildings
viii amount to 1927.
i. l.. Sands, a representative OF the
Atlas School Supply Acompany of
, Chicago was present az the meeting,
endeavoring to persuade the board TO
purchase a set of geoloical maps The
maps are in relief and said to be
great help in teaching geography.
The board purchased one set Of the
maps at a cost of sl15. to- give them
q trial and should they prove sue
cess, others will be purchased.
DIR. Hartman was authorized to em-
ploy an office clerk by the month at
salary Of $40 per month for term
not 10 exceed ten months and TO
report to the board the name of the
person he selects.
! The first estimate amounting to
$SI76. was allowed the United Elec-
trio company on the contract for wir-
ing school buildings.
Office for Drawing Teacher.
The building and grounds commit
tee was authorized 70, purchase the
necessary equipment for an office for