The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-07-18
County Board
OF Education
Appointment OF Teach.
ers---Schools To Re-
open Sept. 3rd

open Sept. 3rd
TIE Board of Education met In re-
gular session on Tuesday, July Stn'
Those present were DR.. T. B. Moore
President, Mrs. Wallace Williams
Vice-President and Mr.. Reuben Key
nolds.
The minutes of the regular meet
ing of June 10th were read and ap.
proved, and sundry bills ordered
paid.
A letter was received from Mrs
Lynn B. Gillespie, Secretary OF the
Cecil County Chapter, American
Red Cross, asking that the Board OF
Education make it imperative toi
school bus drivers to take course
in first aid and also to carry nrs'
aid kits in their buses. The Board
decided that they would require the
bus drivers to take such course II
the Red Cross would furnish the In
structor and supplies. 1t was further
decided to give this course In the
early fall. The superintendent IN
formed the Board that most OF the
bus drivers are now carrying mrs.
aid kits in the buses.
The resignation of Mrs. Gladys S
Boyer, assistant in the Cecilton Col.
ored School, was received and ac-
copied with regret.
Mr.. Richard Aiken, of Warwick
appeared before the Board with the
request that the Warwick-Ceciltor
bus route be extended to the Catho-
lie Church near Warwick to take
care of the several children in tina,
section. After some discussion, the
Board decided not to make such an
extension at this time.
The Superintendent informed the
Board that hearing had been held
in the Local Court ON June Goth re-
garding the condemnation proceed
ings to acquire additional land al
the Chesapeake City School and that
the land had been awarded to the
Board of Education at a price OF
$4,000 plus the cost of the pro-
ceedings.
The following appointments and
transfers were approved by the
Board:
Miss Louise Gatchell, Home Eco
Monies Teacher at the Chesapeake
City and Calvert High Schools.
Miss Dorothy M. Wiseman, High
School Music Teacher.
Miss Margaret Kintner, Assistant
in the CeciltOn High School.
Miss Catherine Keilholtz, Prin-
cipal of the Liberty Grove School.
Miss Hope Reynolds, Assistant in
the Kenmore High School.
Mrs. Evelyn P. Kay, Substitute
Teacher in the Cecilton Elementary
School.
Miss Charlotte Reid, Home Eco
nomics Teacher in the Elkton color
ed High School.
Mrs. Kathryn K. Ryan from the
Principalship of the Liberty Grove
School to the position of Assistant
in the Perryville Elementary School
11S6 11C1OA d. W1A6At AAOu tAS
Principalship of the closed Chape
School to the Principalship of thu
Charlestown School.
Miss Ella Cam from the Princip
alship of the closed Blake School tt
the Principalship of the Wesle!
School.
Mrs. Ada ]. Berry from the Prin
cipalship of the closed Mt. Zoar Col
ored School to the position of AS
sistant in the Port Deposit coloret
School.
Mrs. Laura L. Haskins from thu
position of Assistant in the Port De
post Colored School to the Prin
cipalship of the Wilson Coloret
School.
Miss Helen M. Shorter from thu
Principalship of the Wilson coloret
School to the position of Assistan
In the Cecilton Colored School.
The date for the opening of boil
white and colored schools in Ceci
County was set for September 3rd
preceded by teachers meeting on
September End. The date for thu
closing of schools was set for JUNE
10 1910