Phillips County herald., 1922-09-07
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
Abner Dunbar. secretary Of Com
munity Center school district No. IN.
was an office caller last Thursdhy
evening. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Naggatz Of
venango were callers at the once
last Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Nag
gatz reports the work progressing
very nicely on the new school house
and states that the new school build
ing will be turned over to the dist
rict about October 1st
Rev. Otto Hoyer OF Amherst and.
Robert Lange of Chicago wers once
callers last Friday. Mr.. Lange will
teach the Lutheran parochial school
at Amherst the coming year.
D. Herbert Miller OF Haxtun va 10
this Office Friday to talk over matten
pertaining to the work Of the Hdxtun
schools for the coming year. NJ.
Miller will be the principal Of the
school succeeding his brother, ].
Wesley Miller. who will teach "a IN
schools OF Doniphan. Missouri, TINS
year.
Miss Mary Moore. OF the bryant
district. and one of the teachers in
the Highland Center consolidated
schools was Holyoke visitor last
Saturday.
Miss Edith Bunning OF Leadville
arrived in HolyolSe Saturday and will
teach the Hilltop school.
Messrs Boehmer and Lanty of Am
herst were callers at this Office last
Friday morning. Mr.. Lantz has
charge OF the high school and will
act as principal of the consolidated
schools at that place this year.
Ralph Robb. superintendent Of the
county high schools. made a flying
trip to Denver last Thursday to sec.
ure history teacher for the Holy.
oke high school. returning home on
Friday morning. While there he Sc.
cured Miss Wills OF Indiana To- ill
the vacancy.
The following Is the list Of teachers
employed to teach in the elementary
schools OF Phillips County this year:
Fairview No. I. Nellie G. Damewood.
Holyoke: Amherst Consolidated No.
2. Geneva Briggs. Ida NJ. vnnMcter.
Addle J. Zimmerman. Amherst Sun
nysite No. 3. Anna Kiner. Il. II. No.
.. Holyoke: Green Prairie No. T.,
Mary Anne Sanders. Holyoke; Pleas.
ant Valley No. s. J. u. +. Bishop.
IIolyoke; Highland Center ConsoIi-
dated No. 9. George Bright. Gladys
Lucke. Mary l.. Moore. Haxtun.
Prairie STIR No. Z. Anna N. Barkey.
n. II. No. 2. IIolyoke; Evergreen No.
s. Bertha Korchner. iolyokc: HUI.
top, No. o. Edith Drumming. Holyoke
Sunbeam No. 10--. Hnxtun;
plaInview No. IL. Erma J. Cline.
Haxtun: MoKclvey No. ~. Irene
Long. Route c.. Haxtun; Pleasant
Prairie No. II. Mary NJ. Peter. Holy.
oke; Pleasant View no. Is. Mabel
Schultz. Holyoke; Silver Beam No. 10.
Clara icrzlr. Holyolsc; Sunny Dale
No. II. Frloda Nielsen. Holyoke:
Boachvillc No. is. ka.haryn Moore,
Ifolyoke: Grandyiew No. 10. Arthur
X Goodman. nolyol;o: Harmony No.
20. Emily Gentcr,. Amherst: Prairie
Gem No. 27. Josephine Sohinsel. Iiol'
yoke: West Bryant No. ~. Lula y.
Seward. fIaxtun. white Star No. ~.
Mary Alice Newbnnks. Route G.,
Hastnn: Boston No. 80. Margaret
Gcntcrt. Aml,ert; liolyokc Grade
Schools, =. II. Smithspn. Mnhgc A.
Crownor. Bcseio Troutman. Jessie
corrpll. Glondora kapson. Olive
] Young. Catharine NJ. Flanagan,
rthna sicinIgwcg. ilolyokc; Liberty
No. II. James ". HInkle. Agnes Hin.
klo ffolyolc. Fairfield Centralized
so. a. Ncttie Burnett. Mary l. Bat.
tornold. Route n. Ifastun. Morning
View No. As, Martha Brandt. IIolyokc