Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-20
School Board Elects 2 New
Teachers; Promotes Several

Monday, September 4, was set by
the school board last evening for the
date of opening next years school
term. Two new teachers were also
elected and several We're promoted.
Fl ed G. TroXel was appointed to sue
ceed l.. B. Ney as assistant principal
in the High School and Miss Viola
Helm will succeed Roscoe Bowman in
the same school. n. A. Yeany was
promoted from Central Grammar to
succeed Miss Helm and Miss Edna
Garrety succeeds n. A. Yeany and is
at the East End. Miss Dorothy NJ.
Howden is the other new teacher and
will teach at the West End.
The complete staff: High School
Building-High School, C. S. Davis,
principal; Fred G. Troxell, assistant
principal; Frank G. Troxel assistant
McGinnes, Viola A. Helm, Paul d.
Miller, a. G.. Hottenstein, Joseph II.
Hurst, n. A. Yeany, Linnie V. Hess;
grammar grades, b. Annie L. Gardner
and Blanche Clever; c, Isabella b.
Johnson and l.. Mabel Sands; d, Hen
rietta Carl and Adessa f. Kistler.
Primary grades A and b, Helen Hahn.
FELTON, school - Central grammar,
6. w. Henry, principal; Nora NJ.
Grouse, May b. Osman, Edna Gar
raty; primary grades, A, Linnie A.
Hess; B, Edith G.. Stees; C, Viola NJ.
Lichtenwalner; c, Edith NJ. Lichten-
walner; d, Mary Fl. Gartlan and Anna
NJ. Sands.
Fothergill school - Primary grades
A, f. Allen Drawbaugh, principal;
r, Jennie K. Green; c, Honora NJ.
Gaffney; d. Margaret r. Gaffney.
West Side School Grammar
grades, c, C. h. Detweiler, principal;
d. Carrie V. Brown. Primary grades,
A, Edith c. Shelley; b, Pearl a. Hill;
l.. \
Irene Downs; d, Elizabeth w. Bran
yam.
Major L. S Bent school-Grammar
grades, c, Paul s. Faust, principal; ;
J., Ada NJ. Hill. Primary grades, A,
Margaret G.. Daley, B, Ida f. Feser;
Jessie NJ. Wright; d, Margie l.
Dunkle.
Hygienic school-Grammar grades,
A and B, c. F. Howard, principals;
C and d, V. R. James. Primary
grades, a, j. w. Fields; b and &,
Aura y. lines; c and D. Idella NJ.
Fisher.
grades, Mary L. DunKle, principal.
Primary grades, Dorothy NJ. How
Supervision of drawing and art,
Eva +. Stoner; supervisor of music,
VIM. NJ. Harclerode; special grade
teacher. Lille NJ. Nankivell; teacher
OF sewing and domestic science, Alice
y. Jumper; director of manual
training. j. l.. Folkeri general sub
stitute teachers, Annie e. Nein, Inez
l. When, Margaret f. FRANKIE, Agnes
NJ. Hess and NJ. Ola Jackson.
Pledge Large sum. - Members of
Centenary United Brethren Church
pledged $4,000 towards the church
debt Sunday. This sum will likely be
increased to more than $4,000 by per-
sonal work before the end of the
week. Last year $500 was paid on
debt of $4,000.
Entertains Ministers. - The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Huyette en-
tertained the Reformed Ministerial
Association of Harrisburg and vicinity
at their home yesterday Those pres
ent were: The Rev. r. A. Bausch, of
HUmmelstown; the Rev. w. p. Delong,
Annville; the Rev. ]. S. Adam, Me-
chanicsburg; the Rev. Il. H. Mat
terness, Enola; the Rev. w. E. Hart
zcll, Penbrook: the Rev. II. n. Bass
Ter, and the Rev. II. S. May, Harris
burg. Papers were read by the Rev
r. A. Bausch on The Holy Catholic
Church" and by the Rev. W. p. De-
long on THE Minister'S Recreation"
Hold Flower Fetc. - Mrs. NJ. A.
Cumbler's class of the First Presby-
terian Sunday school is holding
flower fete at the Cumbler residence
at Highspire this afternoon and eve
ming.
York Pastor Here. - The Rev. Paul
Y. Livingston, of York, will preach in
st. Marks Lutheran Church next
Sunday morning and evening.