Milford chronicle., 1932-07-01
JUDGE HARRINGTON NAMES
MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARDS

Resident Judge w. w. Harrington
of Kent county, in accordance with
the change in the school law made
by the last Delaware Legislature in
the appointing of Boards of Educa-
tion and school commissioners for
the Special School Districts and the
Rural Districts, has completed the
list for the ensuing year which is
as follows:
White schools-Smyrna, Special,
w. w. Hynson, July 1, 1882 to 1886;
Dover Special, Walter r. Massey,
July /, 1882, to June 80, 1886; Caes-
ar Rodney Special, w. R. Brown,
July 1, 1882 to June 80, 1886; Har-
rington Special, Wilbur E. Jacobs,
July 1, 1882 to June 30, 1886; Mil
ford Special, Daniel Hirsch, July 1,
1892 to June 80, 1880.
School commissioners (white
schools) Kenton No. 9, Frank AttiX,
Jr., July 1, 1882 to Lune 80, 1886;
Moor's No 10, George Russell Car
ey, July 1, 1882 to June 80, 1886;
Leipsic, No. II, William H. Raaley,
July 1, to June 80, 1886; Oak Grove,
No. 1S, H. C. Moore, July 1, to June
80, 1886; Comegys' No. IA, William
McCauley, July l to June 80, 1886;
Fairview, No. IS, James Reed, July
l to June 80. 1886; Mt. Willow, No.
16, Mrs. Enoch Johnson, July 1 to
June 80, 1886; Chestnut Grove, No.
II, w. P Opdyke, July 1 to June 80,
1886; Oak Point, No. 20, Clarence
Sapp, July 1 to June 80, 1886; Sand
town, No. %, William 2. Cahall,
July ! to June 80, 1886; Petersburg,
No. "a, William H. Raughley, July l
to June 30, 1886; Jumps No. 80, f.
H. Sapp, July 1 to June 80, 1886; |
Black Swamp, No. 80, Benjamin |
Moore, July /, to June 80, 1886;
Frederick, No. SO, John C. Darby, |
July 1 to June 80, 1896; Thomas, No. |
80, Fl. c. Rawding, July 1 to June
so, 1886, Elmer Brown, June 27,
1882 to June 80. 1885.
The remaining appointments for
the white schools are from July 1,
1882 to June 80, 1886: Smiths No. "a
Austin Quick; Tomahawk, No. 81.
Harry Salisbury; Pennington, No.
80, Geo. w. Langford; Bethesda No.
16, Levi Somegys; Maple Grove No.
AZ, P. H. Noble; Magnolia No. so,
George w. Collins; Denney's No. 81,
William C. Marker; Willow Grove
No. So, Harry H. Smith; Frazief's
No. So, M. T. Webb; FELTON, No. 54,
Fl. o. Bostic; Anderson's No. IS, c.
A. Taylor; Pratt's No. SO. A. c.
Warrens M. 81, Charles
Sipple; Cedar Grove, No. 90, Edgar
W. Dill; Kirby's, No. 81, Russell
Donovan; Westville No. 50, Harry
Luff; Woodside No. II. A. r. Walk
'r; Rose Valley No. 70, Norman H.
Willis; Cheswold No. 80, Joseph E.
swain; Little Greek No. IS, Howard
NcGonigall Hollandsville No. 81,
William Blessing; Raughley's No.
-, Harlan Blades; Wiley's No. SO,
anthony Gaab; Hartly, Ludwig
'chweitzer; Shorts No. 81, Henry M.
Feil; Viola No. 112, Mrs. Dallas ,
loore; Hazell's No. 11715, Elwood ,
'payd; Adamsville No. 11S, William
roll; Clayton, No. 119, c. B.
Brown; Houston, No. 1875, George B. I
simpson; Bay View No. 100, Edward ,
Slaughter. ,
COlored school commissioners, :
18th appointments from July 1,
DS2 to June 80, 1886, follow:
Clayton, No. 1856, Edward Murray; /
lackstons, No 1877, Charles Askin; +,
lanco's, No. 1873, George Parker ,
r.; Kenton, No. 40, VIM. J. Davis; :
No. 141, Frank Sudler;
lockwood. No. 142, w. E. Fountain;
heswold, No. 143. Carlton Durham;
Ork Branch, No. 145, w. H. Morgan;
'hiteoak, No. 146, Charles D. White;
!. Jones, No. 149, Reuben Lewis; {
'illow Grove, No. 152, William Bay +
lrd; Marydel, No. 1853, Wyatt Min v
); Woodside, No. 154, John Bowers; A
t. Olive, No. 1855, George w. Clark; C
ola, No. 1856, William H. Loper, ST.; g
9rrytown, No. 157, Harvey Lewis; A
mon, No. 15S, Nathaniel. Benson; n
9eves Crossing, No .159, John w. n
arris; Williamsville, No. 164, John al
. Henry; Raymond's Neck, No. 167, W
Iadrack Carioy; John Wesley, m
alter Scott from June 27, 1882 to d
ne 30, 1886; Frazier sMosley, July III
1882 to June 80, 1886. Iii