The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEETS.
LIBRARY TO BE ESTABLISHED
IN OFFICE or BOARD OF EDUCATION,
APPOINTMENT OF TEACHERS, ETC.

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A regular meeting of the Board of
Education was called to order in
the School Commissioners Office at
IL a. m, on Wednesday, February
5th, 1919 All members were present.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Supt. Unger submitted report of
all business current for the past
school year, which was duly con-
sidered and approved.
The list of bills with the exception
of two, which were to be further in
vestigated, was approved.
1t was resolved that the treasurer
be authorized to cancel all short
term obligations, and renew the loan
Com. Feeser reported that the COM
mittee had called upon the County
Commissioners concerning the ad-
vancing. of funds for financing the
Myers Consolidated Building. The
County Commissioners advised that
the Board of Education should bor-
row funds for this purpose, the in
terest to be paid by the County Com
missioners.
The list Of teachers who were ap-
pointed after September was read
and approved as follows: Pine Hill,
Charles M A. Shildt; Taneytown,
Helen Reindollar; Harvey, l.. Pauline
Wisotzkey; Uniontown, Mrs Harry
B. Fogle; Frizellburg, E. Lee Erb;
Frizellburg, Vesta Zepp, Pleasant
Valley, Bessie Yingling; Fairview,
Rev. Paul Yoder; Humbert's, James
J. Harner; Blacks, Mrs. Stewart
King; Good Hope, Thurman Brown;
Gambler, Anna o. Isaacs; Mahlons
Rev. Noah Clough; Deer Park, Laura
D. Wagner; Bethel, Rev. B. 3. Wen
ger; Haight, Mrs. William r. Ship
ley; Sykesville, Rev. w. S. Phifer;
Pleasant Gap, Arthur II. Griffee;
Sweet Air, Matilda Shipley; Wood
bine, Mrs. Basil Clancy; Oakland
Mills, Ada Carter; Louisville, Carrie
Buckingham; Pine Knob, Maude
Shauck; Springville, Lola Allender
Cross Road, Florence Strevig; lEbb-
vale, Mrs. Mae Gettier; Deep Run
Treva Yeiser; w. H. s., Dorothy Nc
Daniel; Westminster Grammar
Marie Webster; West End, Mrs
Grover c. Taylor; W1arfeldsburg, z
Jeanette Zile; Stonesifer's, Emma
Bixler; Fairmount, Emma L. Rich
ards; Hampstead, Percy l.. Mehring
Hampstead, Mrs Iva Simpson;
Shiloh, Lois G. Frank; Hooper's
Esther I. Hooper; Taylorsville, Mrs
FIavia Wagner; Mt. Union, Anna E
Lewis; Keysville, Mrs. Helen McNair
D. P. Greek, Caroline Sappington
Hobson Grove, Mariana Jones
Union Bridge, Elmer A. Wolfe; Union
Bridge, Maude ,Wenger; Union
Bridge, Mrs. Frank Cliff; Ridgeville
Mrs. Mary L. Smith; Mt. Olive, Hazel
Cleary; Mt Airy Fl. s., ]. z. Hol-
zopple; Mt. Airy HI. S., Helen Walk
err; Newport, Catherine Miller.
Colored: Bark Hill, Mary M
Payne; White Rock, Virginia Cook
Priestland, Chanie z. Hall.
1t was agreed not to change the
price established for wood.
The application Of James B. Gait
for a pension was approved.
Requests for contributions for the
purposes indicated from the following
contributed $1,000 to the amount
raised Ill each Case
Pipe Creek, maps, etc, $40.
Salem, library, $40.
West End, library, $40.
loves, maps, $15.35.
Mt. Airy, maps, $40.
Harvey, maps, $40.
1T was agreed that Hampstead be
given $40 to be added to the amount
of $400 raised for piano, maps, and
library, and as Sykesville raised $225
for library, case, science apparatus,
it be given $25, and that temporary
alterations be made in the building.
An order was passed that a Teach
ers' Library be established in the
Office of the Board of Education, for
which purpose said Board has con-
tributed $25.
Pres. WantZ was authorized to give
the Civic League permission to dis
pose of the Towering plants at Grace
land building, and donate the funds
to school improvements.
It was moved and seconded that
Mr.. Erb be authorized to do all that
il necessary to make the heating
plant at the Graceland building eff
cient.
1t was decided, in view of the needs
at Mt. Airy, presented by Com. Glow
er that a water system be installed
in the Mt. Airy building after the
school closes this coming summer
It was decided to authorize the pa.
irons Of the Hampstead school to
find a suitable name for the new
building, subject to the approval Of
the Board of Education.
Com. Allender was authorized to
engage Mr.. Leister to employ men
at 25 cents an hour to construct the
pit at Hampstead school.
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