The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-07-31

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in equal amounts between
G.. S. Scott, f. w. Ditto and z. VI.
Osborne, as agents.
Mr. D. "A. Walker, one of the trus-
tees of the Martel school, called and
requested the appointment of Miss
Laura Kemp as teacher for the
coming term. He also requested
that the house be recovered and it
was agreed that this be done by the
county furnishing the material and
the district doing the work necessary
to put it on.
Mr.. w. J. Folks of Juhette called
and made a statement with reference
to the Buck Pond school district. 1t
was recommended that there be an
election called to change the boun-
dairy lines of this district and it was
agreed that there should be a petit
ton prepared and sent for sigma
lures asking for the election.
Mr.. J. l.. Whisenant, one of the
trustees of the Belleview school,
called and requested 43 yards Of
blackboard four feet wide and an
nounced that Mr.. J. A. Freeman had
taken the contract for painting the
house.
1t was announced that the Paisley
school wants Miss Lillian Colyer of
Otter Creek for teacher for the COM
ling term.
Mr.. Peoples, superintendent of the
| ported that their school house was
| in bad condition and that they need
ed a new one. 1t was agreed to re
| pair the present one for the present
term. 1t was also ordered that Mr..
R. F. Long should be notified that
the water at the GrahamvilIe well
had failed and that as he had put
down the we'll, he would be expected
to fixe the we'll.
The parties from the Marshville
school who had made request for a
new school to be granted, called and
the matter was reopened and it was
agreed that Messrs. earn, Grantham
and Brinson should personally IN
jspect the situation on the following
Friday and report to the board al
the special meeting to be held later
as to their recommendations in the
matter.
/ Messrs. J. L. B. Hudgens and r
w. Erwin, trustees of the Fellowship
school, called and discussed the mat
ter of there being no deed in exist
ence for the Fellowship school lot
1t was agreed that the old church
deed should be recorded and the
church trustees would make deed tt
the county school board for the The
school lot. With reference to the
disposition of the old school house i
was agreed that it Should be sold tt
the best advantage.
Mr.. Bitch, as member ,
the board had been requested to lool
after the settling of the question o
the moving of the Pleasant Hill
school house, reported that he hat
attended meeting of the patron
at which the matter had been dis
cussed and it had been decided t,
move the house to another location.
Correspondence with Miss ELL
, Incidental with reference to he
taking the principalship of tn
North Oca1a school, was examines
and it was agreed to appoint her t
: the position at salary of $50 pc
month.
Messrs. Crosby, Shortridge an
Ellis of Citra called and discusse
} teachers with the board. 1t wa
, suggested that the board buy tn
half block on the north side OF tn
. lot recently purchased at the pric
) of $500
Mr.. C. Z. Foglestrom, one of tn
| trustees of the Capulet school, call
ed and recommended Mr.. L. L. Jone
, for teacher for the coming term. TIL
appointment was ordered made.
) Some of the colored citizens Gale
and asked the board to meet wit
T the city council that night in the in
: terest of a petition that they ha
filed asking for the removal OF
place of i'll repute from the neigh
! borhood Of the colored school. TIL
board agreed to meet with them /,
company with the trustees of tn
: Ocala school.
. Messrs. Lightsey and Coin Gale
I and made request that the Col
t school be operated although it wa
questionable as to whether the
! would have the number of pupil
necessary to make the required az
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