Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-25
REPORT MADE TO
EDUCATION BOARD
designations, Salary Increases,
Transfers, Temporary Appoint
ments and Death Submitted.

detailed report OF the salary in
creases, designations, deaths, tempo
rary appointments, furloughs an,
transfers of teachers. Tho report /
as follows:
Resignations-Marg J. Davies
from East Side Commercial and Man
ual Training High. from October l
1918; Rosine B. Boyd. from AM
Street, from August 20, 1918; Almedt
G. Petit, from Newton Street, from
September g. 1913; Nellie M. Lyon
from South Eighth Street, from Sep
TENDER /, 1918.
Deaths-Fannie Steele. retired, or
August 20, 1919; Mrs. Lillian p. Dagger
of Bergen Street. on September IL
1913.
Furloughs-Mary A. jennings, OF
South Tenth Street, for five months
from September /, 1918; reason. illness
of mother and sister. Laura B. Nor
ris, of Thirteenth Avenue, for five
months, from September 1. 1913; rea-
son, Ill health. Mrs. Agnes w. Kin
new. of Waverly Avenue, that fur
Tough be extended from November ],
1918. to end of school year; reason, Ill
ness of husband, who has been or
dered by physician to live IN the coun-
try.
Permanent Appointments (all from
October l, 1913)--Mrs Bessie r. San
ders In Elizabeth Avenue; Jean DEM
Arrest in Lawrence Street; Nellie M.
Tremmell, In Lawrence Street; Helen
s. Hanson, as clerk in Madison; Mary
]. McEntee, in Newton Street; Meta
L. Anderson, as head teacher OF de-
fectives. -,
September /, 1913, except as noteo;
Rachel A. Plank, in Washington
street. subject to transfer to Alex
ander street, from September Is, at
salary of third year, permanent
grade (nine years experience,
assigned to fifth grade; Katherine
SLIDER, in Ann Street; Lillian M.
Kieran. as clerk in Ann Street, from
September IS, 1913; Irene e. Brown,
in Ann Street, from September 1s,
1913: Beatrice Ter Bush, in Belmont
avenue; M. Anna Anderson, in Bel
mont Avenue; Sarah Jennis, in Ber-
gen Street; Margaret Pringle, in Ber-
gen Street; Charlotte A. Henderson,,
in Bergen Street, from September ",
1918; Clara H. Krauter, in Bergen
Street. at salary of fourth year,
Permanent grade eight years expe-
rience, assigned to fifth grade); Irma
Neu, In Burnet Street; Sadie L.
Jones, in Camden Street; George
Frank, in Camden Street: A. Ger
trude Bartholomey, in Camden
Street, from September Is, 1913;
Evelyn r. Doty, in Charlton Street;
Florence E. Vail, in Charlton Street;
Adelaide Hickcox, as kindergarten
assistant in Cleveland, from Septem-
Der %, 1913; Hazel Dickerson, as kin
dergarten assistant In Eighteenth
Avenue; Frances Diamond, in Fiji
teenth Avenue; Bessie G. Ross, as
kindergarten assistant in Fifteenth
Avenue, at salary of third year,
permanent grade eight years expe-
rience); Anna L. Bolger. in Fifteenth
Avenue at salary of third year,
permanent grade Give years expe-
rience, assigned to sixth grade);
Clynda I. Palmer, as clerk in Four
tenth Avenue, from September 10,
1913; Lillian I. Hetherton, in Frank
lin; Kate Kupperman, in Hamburg
Place; John w. Grandfield, in Haw-
thorne Avenue, at salary of second
year, permanent grade -four years
experience, assigned to sixth grade
Kenneth J. Scott, in Lafayette
Street, at. salary of second year
temporary grade; one year ex-
perience, assigned to fifth grade);
Octavia s. Straughn, in Lafayette
Street; Mamie V. Dolan, as kinder
at salary of third year, tenn
porary grade; from September Is,
1913: -four years experience); Helen
A. Herring, in Montgomery, subject
to transfer to Madison. from Septem-
Der II, 1913, at salary of second year
permanent grade, seven years
Isabelle McMullen,
in Market Street; Gertrude B. Gar
land. in Miller Street; Evelyn G.
Lifson, in Monmouth Street; Saul C.
April, in Montgomery; Joseph Nc
Mickle in Newton Street, at salary
of fifth year. permanent grade,
eleven years experience, assigned
to sixth grade); Cora Tucker, in
Newton Street. from September II,
1913: Edna M. Hedden, In Newton
Street; Nellie A. Knox, as kinder
garten assistant In Newton Street,
at salary of second year. per-
manent grade, (eight years expert
ence); Martha F. Echikson, in oliver
Street; Jessie A. Lynch, IN Ridge;
Nettie E. Gilmour, in Seventh Ave-
nue., at salary of third year,
permanent grade eight years ex-
perience, assigned to fifth grade);
Mrs. Viola S. Atkinson, as kinder
garten assistant in Seventh Avenue,
at salary of fifth year, perma-
nent grade, (former Newark
teacher; Flora B. Smith, in Seventh
Avenue; Mary NJ. Walsh, in South
street; Florence M. Higgins. in South
Market Street: L. Jeanette thinner
man, in South Tenth Street; e. May
Griggs, in South Tenth Street; Ruth
r. Williams, in Sussex Avenue; E.
Louise Koehler. in Thirteenth Ave-
nue.; Lila A. Beebe, as kindergarten
assistant in Thirteenth Avenue. at
salary of third year. perma-
nent grade, (six years experience);
Edna ]. Heyden, in Waverly Ave-
nue.; Mary E. Case, in Webster, at
salary Of fourth year, perma-
nent grade. (ten years experience,
assigned to fourth grade): Angelina
e. Treloar. in Webster, at salary
nineteen years experience, assigned
to fourth grade); Elizabeth s. Spring,
in Webter, at salary Of fourth
year, permanent grade CORNER
Newark teacher); Lionel #. Lieb-
schultz, In West Side; Mary r. Nc
Kenna, in Hawkins Street.
Substitute Appointment Gerardo
Caruso, as laboratory assistant in
Central High, from September 1, 1918.
Transfers = Margaret j. Russell,
from Elliot Street to Alexander
Street, from September II, 1913;
Agnes c. Finn, from the position of
first assistant to that of grammar
vice-principal of Ann Street, from
September 10, 1918; Florence P. Clay
ton, from the position of assistant to
that of first assistant in Belmont Ave-
nue.. from September 10, 1913; Rather
inc e. Quinn, first assistant, from
South Tenth Street to Bergen Street,
from September /, 1913; Mabel G. Sale
from Seventh Avenue to Charlton
Street, from September II, 1913; Bessie
r. Van Riner from Elliot Street 10