Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS !:
y BY COUNTY SUPT, o. E. RICE
Observation-Disclosures 80 5

law requiring teachers to hold valid
certificates inasmuch as a few teach
ers intending to teach have not as
yet reported and whose certificates
are not in force. Training school GER
tificates issued prior to June last,
unless they have been extended by
the superintendent, are not legal,
and no salary can be paid under
such condition. Every teacher should
be sure that her certificate is in
force in Rusk county.
AS suggested last week, material in
tended for exhibition at the Bruce
fair must be delivered there the
: first day, Wednesday, to be entered.
Send direct to Mrs Giddings, SUI
perintendent of the Educational De-
partment at Bruce All exhibits must
be plainly and properly labeled and
contain the owners name and ad-
dress.
The premium list includes such
large and varied classification that
it is easily possible for every school
to send something. For the grain
exhibit, six ears of corn securely fas-
tened to heavy cardboard; lib
efal sample of oats in the straw
we'll tied and a sample of threshed
oats in small flat bottle is wanted.
Teachers are requested to assist the
children in the work of mounting and
sending, il possible.
Where They Will Teach
Outside of the city of Ladysmith
teachers for the county so far as
we are informed are:
Atlanta
/. May McCumber; 5. John Ffen-
chick; 10. Grace Graham; 2. Veya
Nichols; g. Ruby Kepner; 8. Johan-
ma Gerharz, Violet Bien
i Big Bend
4. Ereka Exc, 10. Blanche Gag
lev
ApoiIonia
Nettie Sheldon, principal; Lydia
Oelschlaeger, primary; 6. Grover
Feist; z. Paul Exc.
Bruce
Herbert e. Marshall, principal; e.
Gillen, Marie Boedecker, Ada l..
Beane, H. S. Asst; Rhea lambert,
Sarah Martin.
Tony
Mr.. Budd, principal.
Dewey
IT. 2. Ruth A. Cliff
FIambeau
2. Alma Hage, Vanie Robbins; 3.
Margaret Stevens, Bessie De Long,
Katherine Hanson. it. 8 Margaret
Stevens.
l. Maude Daley; 2. Hazel Hen
erickson, Bessie E. Robson; 4. Mrs.
| w. S. Cutt; g. Vernia Schweiger.
Grow
L. Millie John, principal; Lottle
Stoker, primary; 2. Theresa Dieder-
ich, Grace Woodbury., Leta Nichols.
Hawkins
e. O. Krienkie, H. S. principal; Ell
la Warner, grade principal; May Cot
ter, Myrtle Peterson, Hilda HotZ, pri-
mary.
Hubbard
1T. 6. Avis Nichols, T. Mabel Kill
gore; g. Mrs e. e. Brewer.
ingram
E. J. Fuller, principal; Elizabeth
Taylor, Grace Spencer, primary.
Marshall
l. Anna Frenchick, principal; Ed
ma West, primary 2. Louise Wegner;
8. Jessie Sergeant; f. Rose Nc
Cracken.
s. Adeline Berg; 9. Ella Conway,
principal; Mabel Gutheridge, primary.
Rusk
2. Ruby Dakins; 5. Rose Sybers;
T. Euphemia Coey.
Strickland
l. Ray Smith; 4. Eugenia kolen-
sky; 2. Elma Johnson; 5. Media Clark
Stubbs
5. Ethel Gill it. 6. Ruth Graham;
8. Minnie Townsend; 9. w. B. Ora
ham.
4 Thornappie
4. Blanche Rowley; 6. Laura Clark;
; g. Lillian Flemming; 10. Bessie Clark
and Ruby Kepner; II. Hazel Deer
wester
Glen Flora
Mr.. Shannon, principal; Alice Nor
nef.
4 Washington
/. Fora Churchill; 3. Edna Bennett;
/ 4. Mrs. VIM Goode; 5. Margaret
+ Judge: s. Lottie McCracken.
Willard
e /. Lulu Lowell; 2. Mrs. Eleanor
b B. Arnold; 4. Anna Martin.
Wilson
H. Cecile kidout.
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