The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-11-21
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
CONTINUED from First Pagel

ID. 4.
Leitner for repairs 81; on Buck Pond
to E. II. Goddsby for teaching S25,
Grace Pritehard for teaching at Ro-
meo $40, McIver & MacKay for pipe
and lock 81, T. F. Morgan for repairs,
cleaning and incidentals S16.25, the
Book Shop for books and crayons
$3.50, same for book and supplies
$3.50, B. J. Benson for incidentaIs
s2.08; on Gambler to McIver & Mac
Kay for painting materials and win
dow shades S7.30; on Fellowship to H
p. Masters Co. for incidentals S2.15;
on Electra to Mary Forbes for teach
iEg IS, H. B. Masters Co. for Incl
dentals $3.50, Geo. w. Brant for in
cidentals S1.60; on Blitchton to Homer
Howard for teaching $40, Lands
Bitch for erasers 30c.; on Martel to
T. w. Graham for teaching $40; on
Capulet to Ruby Cappleman for teach
ing SO; on Fort King to Olive Jones
for teaching SO, the Book Shop for
books and supplies 1929; on Linadale
to Floyd Farrah for teaching So; on
Cotton Plant to Fay Beck for teach
ing SO, Marion Hardware Co. for re-
pair materials S2.05, H. B. Masters
Co. for tablets $1.10, the Book Shop
for books and supplies $4.81; on Or
ange Lake to Blanche Moody for
teaching SO; on Oak Hill to Aline
Godbold for teaching So; on Fairfield
to A. ]. Goodwin for teaching two
months $40; on Charter Oak to Nellie
Vause for teaching SO, H. Hedding
for putting up desks 81, J. N. Thomas
| for putting up desks and repairs 81,
| Fl. Howard for wood 81; on Pedro to
ii j. Beard for teaching So, Louise
Nash for teaching SO; on Kendrick
to Elizabeth Freeman for teaching
1915; on Heidtville to Myrtle L. Tay-
lor for teaching $40, the Book Shop
| for books S1.93; on Pleasant Hill to
Snail Howard for teaching $40 and for
books 1888; on Fort Mccoy to T. M.
Pierce for wood $40; on Anthony to
| Clarence Shealy for janitor's service
for September and October Sc, C. C.
Priest for wood So; on Summerfeld to
/ L. w. Higgs for teaching S., Donnie
Proctor for teaching $25, L. w. Higgs
for janitor service So; on Homeland
Ito Floy McCully for teaching SIS, E.
T. Parker for wood $3.50, H. B. Mas
tiers Co. for school supplies $500, Nc
Iver & MacKay for window shades
land basin $40, The Book Shop for
copy books 30c.; on Shiloh to Abbie
Stokes for. teaching $40, The Book
Shop for books $2.65; on Greenwood
to Nora Creekmore for teaching two
months SO; on Burbank to Mary Nc
Kim for teaching SO.
Prof. Cassels called and made re-
quest that as the second month would
be out within few days after the ad-
journment of the board, secretary and
chairman be authorized to pay the
salaries of the teachers upon presen-
tation of the reports, which was
agreed to. He also presented. the
needs of the Ocala school for increas-
ed apparatus for the teaching of the
sciences to the value of probably $500
The matter was discussed and an ap-
: preparation of $50 for this purpose
was allowed. Certain repairs were
discussed and also request for q
! number of desks allowed.
+ Mrs. Tweedy, secretary of the fair
association, called and presented the
J matter of ChiIdren's Day and it was
agreed that those schools in which the
bulk of the children attend the fai1
accompanied by their teachers on Fri
day after Thanksgiving, the day
: would be counted as taught and the
teachers paid for it. In no case would
the teachers be paid for the day I'M
less they attend the fair or teach
school.
J. D: Mccall, principal of Howard
Academy, called and stated to the
board the particulars of securing a
manual training teacher and request
ed that he be paid at the rate of $50
per month instead of $50 as original
~ appropriated, for the time employ
ed which would be for six months and
one week. The board agreed to this
with the understanding that the coun-
ty would be reimbursed to the amount
Of S23.75 to be secured by donation.
The secretary was authorized to
buy Is maps for use in the school and
supply of blackboard stating.
The teachers reports were present
ed and accounts ordered paid.
The treasurer's report was present.
ed and examined and checked over
with the warrants returned and found
to be apparently correct. For county
funds it showed balance Oct. 1 of
IS1937.43, received from county Judge
for hunting licenses S55, county sup
terintendent for donations on Shady
well 81, loan of J. NJ. Bitch $500,
tax collector for poll taxes $38, comp
troller for tax redemptions s68.93,
land the same again s59.11; total
| S2479.47. Disbursements $594.50, bal
ance on hand s1884.9 In the bond
interest and sinking fund accounts it
showed in the hands of the treasurer
for Ocala $902.74, Dunnellon 1892. 96,
Citra $124.32.