The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-06-17
TEACHERS APPOINTED
NO PORTABLE SCHOOL BUILDINGS ORDER
tD-WOODBlNE WANTS NEW SCHOOL
HOUSE = NEW WINDSOR CITIZENS
AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, ENTERPRISE
SCHOOL NAY Be OPENED.

The regular meeting OF the Board
Of Education WAS called 20 order In
the Office Of the Board on Wednesday.
June l. az 1880 a. NJ All members
were present
After the reading and approval of
The minutes the regular order OF
business was taken up
Az bills presented 90 the Board
were approved and ordered paid
Requests for contributions 20 local
funds raised for purposes ia;!!lieated.
were presented 20 the Board which
contributed $40 10 the amount already
raised In each case. except In the case
% the Westminster intermediate
school Il agreed 10 make tho contri-
button 10 per cent OF the amount
raised BY the school. which amounted
10 Si96G
Brown. VIM shamer $40. phono.
graph
Friendship. Mabel sionch. SEQ.
phonoRTaph
Manchester. James Rachk. fIi75
Westminster, Intermediate 8ise.6f.
miscellaneous
Il was decided to defer further con
sIdcration ~ the coal hids until later
In the summer
The bid submitted for the recon
struction uf the Taylorsgiiie buiidinS
vas iaid before the Board. but it vas
deemed advisable 10 defer any action
on this matter until the budget baf
been returned from the County Com
missionerE
The bill amounting 70 fg5ii for
services rendered presented 20 the
Hoard by N G Erb. which n no, y
part ~ the work be was required tn
do under hls contract Ras authorized
TO be paid, bul ,he Beard unanimous.
~ refuses 90 pay the sum % 500
amount alleged on the contract
The appointment gf satisfactory
1anitor far Myers school was lcfi in
the hands Of superintendent tngcr
and Com Fceaer
The Board authorized Supt lnRer
60 rvuubut the CouutY tontnfHHiuuers
90 provide the balance ~ $1,000 aiill
owing on budget for the year lH@e-&l
The appointment % trustees 20 ihf
school vas made ~ fol
lows Harry Close. Thomas Gist ani
Carroll OwinEa
Tho bid OF 1853 ~ from the Wset.
minister Electric Company on hniah
ing the lighting i1xturss nt Hamp.
stead waa rejcrtrds by the Hoard, ard
90 action was taken ~ita regard 70
the same
A delegation representing the En-
trrprisc community appeared before
ihe Board showing that they har"
sufficient number Of children 20 ip1d-
" opening the Enterprise school 10
September After careful considcrhs
lion the board assured them v
teacher could be secured the school
would be opened
The petition 20 open the Prirsiland
school Was lntd on the table tpr inr-'
ther consideration
The appointments nf the qualified
and unqualified teachers for the
school year OF i92i-23 were next con
sldercd By the Board and approved
subject 90 change before the opening
of school Listed as follows TaDey
town district Pine Hiil, Walter
Fream. pincy Greek. Dorothy Hens.
clyde Hiffle. Walnut
Grove, Mabel Lambert. Oak Grove
Mrs. Stewart kiug. Taneytown prin'
cipal. j l. Runsherger, u :. Asstn
Dorothy Harmon, Cup = Bready
Elem. Assistants. Anna Wiehrechi
Harry Ecker, Emma Beayer. g. Mae
Fouke Oregon, Alma X Shriner
Clear View. Marian Miller Hsrney
Harry Feeser; Elem Asst
+. Pauline Wisotzkey. 0tterdale, III.
tie Snyder
Uniuntown district ~ l'niontuwn
Charles Ecker. Elem Asst
Avis Ecker: pipe Creek, Bessie Mer-
ing FrizellburR. vesta y. Zepp
Pleasant Valley, principal. PAM
Kuhns: Elem Asst, Catherine sohRf
fer: Baust, Anna Sire; Fairview, Ber-
nam Michael Bearmouni. Minnie
Marquette. Mayberry, Charles Reck.
Myers district-Mt Pleasant Va
cant; Myers, principal, Claude i4e-
Feyre. II. s. Asst Mrs. Esther
Brown. Elem Asst. Miraud Nusbaum
Elem Asst and II r., vacant, Elem
Assts. W, NJ. Penn, Mary Ware
hime; Wisners. vacant. Bish. +, !
Wildasin, Humbert, Thurman Brown
Blacks. vacant; Green Valley. A. ].
Bemiller; Good Hope, Helen Bankert,
Pleasant Grove. Ethel Knmp. Cherry
Grove. lrma Lawyer.
WOolery's distFict-R Reese George
Caples. Wesley, principal, holland
Basier. Elem Asst Mildred smith
Patapsco, principal, Ellen Stone,
Elem. Asst. Ruth Chew Sandymonnt
Lenora Spencer: FInksburg, princl-
pal Este Bosley: Elem. Assts., Emily
Boyer Miller Corrine Fowler. vacant.
Mechanicsville, principal. Pauline
Keefer, Elem. Assistants. l. A..
Buckingham, Mrs. Alma Wales. Cath
crime Miller; Deer Park, Laura Wag-
ner: Morgan Run, Gertrude Benson;
Mahlons, Maudc Shauck East View.
vacant, Lawndale, Vernon Abbott,
Freedom -Halght. Hilda
Ewartofski; Stony Ridge. NMillard
Palmer: Slack's, Florence Cheno-
weth; Sykesville, principle. c. NJ.
Behr, II s. Assts., Dorothy Fishel, j.
Irene Coonan. Elem. Assts., Louise