The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-08-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Instructors for the Term of IaI2-I3,
and Where They VIII Teach

present and acting.
The treasurer'S report for the month
of July was presented and checked
over and found apparently correct 1t
showed conditions as follows: Balance
from last month and receipts during
the month S4506s5: expenditures.
SIsS5.76, leaving balance in county
! fund. $262109. There were district
balances as follows: Ocala. s1ll3: Nc
Intosh. S10,+4; Belleview. s124S4:
Fantville, si744: Dunnellon. $21.52:
Reddick. s1l17; Pine Level. s1Ols3:
MayvilIe s37.35: Weirsdale. $685.:
Citra. S17.67; Griner Farm, s4O.36:
Buck Pond. S422.s1: Sparr. s431.42:
| Gambler. $233.75: Fellowship. s9l.O4:
Electra, si6.36; Blitchton. s114O3;
| Martel. $69.13: Fort King. s127Ss:
Capulet. $162.22: Linadale, $25.51: Cot
ton Plant. S4i5.6S: Orange Lake.
S'32.O O6: Oak Hill. sI5.75: Moss Bluff.
S1f.57; Fairfield, s225.7s: Cottage Hill.
S9.7S: Charter Oak. s246.49: Pedro
S39.26; Kendrick, $1OS.s6; Oklawaha,
s445; Heidtville. $43129: Pleasant
Hill. s19954: Fort Mccoy. $7971 Total
| district balances, si4S429.
The secretary reported drawing a
county warrant for $50 to use for the
benefit of the Pedro district a. per au-
| thority of the board at preceding
meeting, the same TO cover amount
due TO district on county appropria-
| ton of last year and unused. warrants
No 75 for $50 and the remainder of
$3.50 on No. % and the accrued inter-
est on Nos. -. a. IS. 80. So. As.
| amounting to $40 and a payment on
warrant No. 81 or $3.50. These were
warrants belonging to the T. L. Pas
teur estate and held by the Munroe x
| Chambliss Bank.
The settlement with the Ocala
| school was taken up and il was found
| that there had been about $500 saved
in the expense of the school from the
! appropriation to which they were en-
titled upon the average made of the
! preceding term. 1t was agreed to
| cancel district warrant No. 999 for
| $500 held by the county board against
the district and to give credit for s4O0
on the last $500 due the county by the
| district and draw district warrant
| for 500 in favor Of the county school
board in final settlement of the
amount due by the district to the
county for the district to aid In the
|
| building.
J The matter of checking up the poll
| tax list Of the tax collector was tan
| en- up and the list as presented with
| the stubs from which certificates were
| issued, compared with the receipts as
| shown by the treasurer's report, and
ii was found 70 ne correct to July I.
1912
The matter Of appointment of teach
ers was taken UP and the following
appointments were made for the school
year 1912-l3: Ocala High School de-
partment. j. H. Workman. principal:
Miss Addie Bartlett. Miss Isabel Mays.
d. l. Milne; grammar school depart
ment, eighth grade, Miss Cora Murray,
seventh grade, Miss Margaret Law
renee, sixth grade, Miss Elizabeth Mi
zelle. fifth grade, Mrs Rex Todd
fourth grade, Mrs. Fl. s Wesson as
sisted by Miss Emma Bartlett: pri-
mary department., principal. Miss Mel
J lie Stevens, third grade, Miss Fannie
| Clark. second and first grades and as
sistants, unsuppled; Mcintosh, Mis-.
Catherine Farrah, principal. Miss Ap-
: pie Redditt. assistant; Belleview. A. p
; ConnOr principal, Miss Louise Albert.
son, assistant: Fantville, Miss jamie
Mae Perry; DunneIlon. ]. H. Owens
principal, Mrs. Eva Bassett. Miss Ma
bel Turner, Miss Alma Reaves, Mis-:
: Pansy Souter; Reddick, Miss Shelter
Souter principal, Miss Helen Johnson
assistant; Pine Level. Miss Nellie ely
burn: Weirsdale, Miss Frances G
I Halle: Cttra, Miss Jennie Payne, prin
: cipal Miss Callie Richards. assistant
. Griner Farm, L. p. Mercer: Buck Pond
j. II. Bethea; Sparr, f. c. Boyd. prin
: cipal Miss Cora Simmons, assistant
l Gambler Miss Daisy Albertson: Eel
r lowship. II. p. Chambers. principal
n Miss Eleanor Secklnger assistant
| Electra. Miss Emily Halford: Bitch
ton, Miss Mary Campbell: Martel. un
, supplied: Fort King. Miss Florenc
e Cork: Capulet. Miss Lettie Black; Lin
t adale. unsupplied: Cotton Plant. Mis-
= Alta Beck: Orange Lake, Miss MadG
l. Newman: Oak Hill, Miss Ola Sims
Moss Bluff. unsupplied; Fairfield, f. T
: Miller. principal. Mrs. c. L. Thigpil
b assistant: Charter Oak, Miss Mar
O Bentley: Pedro. W. II. Morgan. prin
cipal Miss Sallie Nichols. assistan
= Kendrick. Miss Minnie Lee Carlisle
5 principal, Miss Lola Proctor. assistant
r OkIawaha. Whit Bevts; Heidtville, Mis-
# Allie Mathews: Pleasant Hill, Mis-
Agnes. Sneller: Fort Mccoy. T i. Ar
derson. principal. Miss Irma Scot
J. assistant: shiloh, Miss Sadie Ferguson
,r Central. Miss Laura Kemp: Ebeneze
q W. F King: Irvine. unsupplied: Shad
: Miss Leila Parker: Summerfield. prir
: cipaI unsupplied Miss Alta Seymou
10 assistant: Anthony. J. J. Beard. prir
er cipal Miss Daisy Ross. intermediat
Q Miss Hettie Harwell. primary; Marsf
!, willie. W +. Hill: Eureka, unsupplte'
- Bav Lake. unsupplied: orange Spring
v Mrs. J. w Wimberly: Lake Bryan
il unsupplied: Grahamville. principal ur
supplied. Miss Eileen Martin. assis
ant: Indian Mound. Miss Gertrut
Clark: Key Pond. Miss Clara Lamher
n Eaton Creek. Horace Hurst: Rome
Miss Irene Longbottom: Greenwoo
q Miss Mary Forbes; Lowell, Miss DOLLY
=. Howell: Pats Island, cicero Burn
u. Homeland. unsupplied: Andalusia. Mi
V Naude Hall: Mill Creek, Miss VIII
proctor: Dallas. Miss Daisy kelse
"A Tuliarte. Miss opal Osteen; Paisle
Mss Mary Hoy: Burbank. Miss AM
e Van KunkIe: Turner Pond. Miss Ora
ld Moore: Keystone, unsupplied. Derb
e. Miss Irene Miller: silver Springs, Nj
"A Pearl Forbe-: GoOlsbv. F. G. Thoma
Rav. Miss Irma Seckinger.
VI The colored teachers appointed we
rk a. follows: Howard Academy, J. D. NJ
,rt call. buc faculty not completed: Fe
no senIen Academy. Jos. l. Wiley. rri
=, rfpal. but faculty not completed: y
- Tabor. Wilma NcDuffy. teacher, Carr
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