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Evening star., 1948-11-11
ROCK CREEK PARK
RIGGS & co.

-G -Gt4. -So1o OF OR O005. is
ROLLINGWOOD SECTION
A new detached brick home, with rooms
3 bedrms, tiled bath. 1st-f. lavatory, gas
&c &c neat; Lear garage; vacant; ready
tot immediate OCCUPANCY. This price is
ME. 1143 until pm. aA'
VTJTCT EU DTTCrY NYA%p
Evening star., 1948-11-11

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Garrison St, near Conn. ave. Specially
Duiit @ eenter,han Colonial brick in
and shopping; 3 nice bedrooms, tile
baths and 2-car built-in garage: other
extra a appointments. Excellent condition
$500: ewes, MI. 1880
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
w. B. WRIGHT

BARNABY WOODS, D. C.
Lovely det. Cape Cod prewar brick. I'm
maeulate condition. large living room,
hallway, dining ROOM den and bath,
streamline kitchen on first floor; second
moor consists of 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
beautiful finish rec. room, with fireplace
ana bath, maids room, built-in garage,
on a.-c; heat, nice lot Priced for quick
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
PRESENT PASSION PLAY
SCENES AT GREAT LAKES

Elder Taylor has again been
requested to present some
scenes of the Zion Passion Play
at Ross Auditorium, Great
Lakes, for the personnel at the
Center on Good Friday eve
ming, March Goth, at 8 o'clock.
They will present the last
trial before Plate, the Via
Dolorosa, the Crucifixion, the
descent from the Cross as we'll
as several street scenes.
Commander Frank F. Smart,
Jr., Chaplain, U. S. Navy, at
Great Lakes in contracting Ell
der Taylor stated that the
Navy was happy to have the
Passion Play scenes presented
at this Easter time especially
and they would gladly CO.
operate in seeing that the seen
cry and cast would be convey
ed down to Great Lakes and
back to Zion.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
ELECTRONIC PLATOON

Now is the time to enlist in
the Volunteer United States
Naval Reserve (V-6) with all
the privileges it presents and
still the right to drop out upon
your own request-it is a VOL
unteer organization and the
best deal a Veteran could ask
for!
Thursday evening March
Is at 1880 p. m. the Electronic
Warfare Platoon 81 will meet
in the Zion City Hall to study
contact rectifiers of the Cop
per Oxide and Selenium types.
This is the type that will be
used to convert the alternat-
ing current source to the direct
current required to operate the
Dynamotor that supplies the
tesla Transmitter and Re-
ceiver being installed by men,
bers of the platoon.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
ZION YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

Jim Anderson Will have a
special message for the Youth
Fellowship this Sunday eve
ming, along with selections by
lions favorite singers, the
"Mifflin Sisters.
Beverly Wolf is the chair
man of the week and wishes to
extend a hearty welcome to
all for an evening of Christian
Fellowship.
God granting the meeting
will start at Z :45 p. m. in the
Chapel of the College Build
ing.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
STUDENT RECITAL

Zion Conservatory Of Music
will hold it's March Student Re-
cital at 400 p. m. for elemen-
tary students and at 500 pm.
for advanced students on Tues
day, March 23rd, in the Recital
Hall of Zion Conservatory of
Music.
Your attendance will en-
courage the students for great
err efforts and give you an en-
joyable evening of music.
Don't forget-March 23rd!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
The 1heOCraf

now is open for business at
1924 West 9th Street. AL
though the new store is not
completed, the shoe service is
operating as usual and local
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
patrons are advised to watch
for the Grand Opening of the
Shoe Sales Department.
You Are Cordially Invited
To Attend
MTAE CRIICIEIXIOM

"THE CRUCIFIXlON"
A Meditation on the
Sacred Passion of Our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ
Set to Music by John Stainer.
Thursday, March rs, at 8 pm.
Zion Auditorium
Presented by Zion White
ROBBED Choir in a candle
light service with men,
bers Of the choir as SOLO
lists.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17
Wednesday, March II, 1913

MAIDEN SHOE REPAIR IN
NEW LOCATION
The MAIDEN Shoes and Ser
vice store has moved two doors
east of it's former location and
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

LOST: Small brown purse containing
four keys. Please call Zion 941 or re-
turn to Zion Home. Reward. 834-3-lf
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

WANTED TO Rents, 4 or 5 room
apt furn. or unfinished. Call Moreth
Phone 581, Ext. 236. Po32-o-If
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

FOR SALE: One C-Melody Saxophone
$500; One Hawaiian Guitar SlO.OU;
Phone 2135, 300 Eshcol. Po3l-3-II
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

FOR SALE-Turkeys alive at Aiup-
py's. 26O9 w. 26th ST. Phone 2747.
765-11-Cont.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-03-17

Tonepost now successfully fitted IN
RADIOS as also all Musical lnstu-
ments Guaranteed. Special INTRODUCE
ory Prices. Patmor Fiddlery. Phone
2719 833-3-17-24-31
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
Z-B III. S. TEACHER
AWARDED FELLOWSHIP

Mr. Edward kOranda, Zion,
Illinois, teacher of Physics in
Zion-Benton Township High
School has been accepted
from a large number of ap-
plicants for one of the Gen
eral Electric Science Fellow
ships at Case Institute of Tech
nology cleveland, o. this
summer. The fellowship en-
titles Mr.. Koranda to take a
six-weeks course, from June
% to August 6, designed to
present the fundamentals of
modern physics.
Courses in the program of
Study include Basic Concepts
in Physics, Frontier Problems
in Physics, and Science and
Technology in the Control of
Environment. All expenses for
the program of study are be-
ing provided by The General
Electric Company. These fell
lowships include tuition, board
and lodging, and travelling ex-
penses to and from Cleveland.
Mr.. Koranda received the
degree of Bachelor of Science
from Northern Illinois State
Teachers College and has tax
en- various courses at the Uni
versity of Illinois and Morton
Junior College.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
A PRETTY WEDDING

Ldurel Jeanne Lee was mar
rled to Phillip w. Clipper of
Texas on May IS, 1913, at 4
O'Clock, at Cuyler Mission
Church, Chicago, Pastor Wack-
man officiating.
The brides gown was of
white satin, with long train and
fingertip veil. The veil flowed
from a Juliet beaded cap. The
gown was made by the brides
sister, Mrs. Mildred Nagle.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Joann Borg, the brides sis
ter, and there were two brides
maids and two junior brides
maids, one Of whom was Sher-
ryl Nagle. Blue and yellow
were the predominating COL
ors. The matron of honor wore
a gown of yellow, patterned
after the brides, and her flow
ers were carnations tinted blue.
The other attendants wore
dresses fashioned alike, with
very full skirts, and carried
Colonial bouquets. They wore
flower barrets to match.
Two hundred guests attend
ed the wedding and reception.
Robert Stake played the or
gan. Adele Norman sang "Be-
cause" Together We Travel
Life's Pathway" and "The
Lords Prayer. Mrs. VIM.
Schmidt (Eberdeen Leg and
Edward Jungwirth sang at the
reception, II Love You Truly"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
HARVARD MILK
DAY FESTIVAL.

The seventh annual Harvard
Milk Day will be held Thurs
day, June 10th in Harvard, ILL.,,
"the milk center of the world"
An all-day event, the cele-
bration is scheduled to start
at 9 o'clock in the morning
with a marching band concert.
High school bands from North
ern Illinois and southern Wis
consin will participate in this
contest. The outstanding event
OF the day will be the Milk
Day parade featuring floats,
bands, decorated vehicles, BIZ
cycles, doll buggies and an
equestrian section. The Milk
Queen will be crowned at noon
along with her attendants.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
ZION VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Min
tern and three weeks old baby
Susan May from Oak Park, IL
linois, are visiting Overseer
and Mrs. Mintern and family
for few days.
They are staying with Har-
Odds parents at their Zion Lake
Front cottage, which has good
facilities.
Harold and his wife, Veneta
enjoy the action of the waters
of Lake Michigan, hence they
prefer to stay at the Lake
Front Cottage.
After few days visit here
they expect to visit Harold
wife's parents at Indianola, IL
linois, which is about 100 miles
south of Chicago.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
OBITUARY

Loren S. Myers was born
Sept. 26, 1887, in Zion, and de-
parted this life June 2, 1913
at Arlington, Missouri, at the
age of 10 years, 8 months and
6 days.
Loren is the son of Stafford
and Evelyn Myers. The family
moved from Zion to Missouri
last October.
Surviving to mourn his loss
are his father and mother, and
one brother, Arland, and one
sister, Bonnie. Also surviving
are the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Myers.
Funeral services were held
from the Congdon Funeral
Home on Sunday afternoon at
l 80, with Overseer Carl Lee
officiating. Burial was made in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
fife TheOCrat

The afternoon entertain
ment will feature a galaxy OF
radio stars, a band concert, a
cattle show and the awarding
of valuable prizes. All the free
milk any one can drink is fur
nished throughout the day.
The entire day of entertain
ment is furnished by the bust
ness men Of Harvard to show
their appreciation to the dairy
farmers who have made the
community renowned as the
"Milk Center of the World"
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and "Trusting Thee More"
Eberdeen also sang, as a solo,
20 Jesus, [ have Promised"
l. E T T E r
Received by Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Davis from
Bill Allen

May "a, 1913
Dearest Grandma and
Grandpa:
Surprise! Now that school
is out for a few months I'll be
able to catch up on a little of
my back correspondence.
The past two years have
sped by so quickly and they
have been so perfect! Lulu and
| are terribly happy with our
life down here. Our needs are
few and it takes little to keep
us happy.
| have been attending the
University and am now a Jun
ior second semester. I'll grad
uate a year from this coming
February. My school work has
been just fine; I've been get
ting quite good grades. My
work seems to affect my stu
dies only slightly.
| have been employed part
time as band program director
for the University. Also I have
been teaching close to one hun
dred students Give or six in a
class) per week; not to men
ton my club which is over 800
twirlers' strong. Also I am a
member of the Coral Gables
Jaycees (Junior Chamber of
Commerce) with a meeting
every Thursday. But in spite
of it all am getting better
grades in school than I've ever
gotten before. 1t seems I do
my best work under pressure.
And since [ love my work so
much it doesn't bother me at
all. get little weary once in
a while but good nights rest
fixes me up swell
Well be home from July 25
to August Fl Ca whole month";.
So We'll have a grand vacation.
Tell Grandpa we just bought
a 1916 Chevrolet and it's just
beautiful! It runs like dream.
Good engine, new tires, and
clean as a whistle.
We hear nothing from our
Zion friends. With my heavy
schedule, correspondence is a
difficult task, but we do think
of them. Please give our love
to all-Blanche and her hus-
band; the McElroys; the
Craigs; Overseer and Mrs.
Mintern; Overseer and Mrs.
Lee; Miss Lloyd; and anyone
else whom you may see. We
hope to be seeing them soon.
Meanwhile our best wishes
and fondest affections are with
you along with our prayers.
Take care of both of you till
we see you soon.
Louise and Bill.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-06-09
KANSAS LARGEST
WHEAT PRODUCER

For the year 1914 the state
Of Kansas led all other states
of the Union in the production
of wheat, with North Dakota
second and Oklahoma third.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Number Of Of school uustees138
buildings the Owned 49, Rented !; Total
school Number of schools
Onceacher 2 Twoacher Elementary schools with he
including 49, Approved high
Total 81.
Number members Of the staff Teachings Supervisors . Principals and
Total,
Number teaching filled by principals and teachers: Elementary
Male 1924; Female, 233; Total 557; Grand Total 1906
handicapped children
Male ?; Female, Total 3.
Observation-Disclosures,
enrolled Adult Education Schools Male
attendance Schools
schools 94l92 Threeteacer schools 46ll; Graded schools &47}5
Average daily attendance: One-acher schools 9 Twoaher schools
&0506 Approved high schools 1o97S; Grand total 4l284.
Cost pupil based Average Number Belonging
Oneteacher schools $15841 Twoeche schools $i0S03; Three
$20l AZ; Elementary and high schools $l4ll2
Current Expenses which exclude Capital Outlay used arriving the
Per Pupil based Average Number Belonging.
The teachers
has nm fO llOV&
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

THREE-TEACHER SCHOOLS


Name Of School. Bloomington No. Name
&C last Principal Charlotte p. Barnard Sala-
~ of Teachers. S9.Gls.OO; Textbooks, Sls5.Ga
Materials OF Instruction. S2S.27; Janitors'
WAGES. SOP so; Jauitors' Supplies S25.22
Fuel. $G00.0I: Other Costs OF Operation.
so177: Repair of Buildings and Upkeep Of
Grounds $3.50 Repair and Replacement Of
Equipment. S66.49: Other Costs of Mainte-
nance Including Rent $3.50; Transportation,
S3.5s1.sO; Other Auxiliary Agencies, Si.sO:
Total Current Expenses. $ll039.61; Average
Number Of Pupils Belonging, SI.2; Cost
per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Tabnlation Of Cost Per Pupil Belong
ing for all of the schools Of the
County, as Prevailed during the
school year Of 1947-4S, the same
Being set forth under item 90" in
this report
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Name of School Yoder: No. 10 Name of
last Principal Mary Schaefer Mckenzie :
Salary of Teacher. $2,4O3O9; Textbooks
tors Wages sl56.O6: Janitors' Supplies
s3.O6; Fuel, $16S.31: Other Costs of Oper-
alton, si1.49; Repair of Buildings and Up
keep Of Grounds. $40; Repair and Replace
ment of Equipment. $2O74; Total Current
Expenses, $2.791.S2: Average Number of
Pupils Belonging, %; Cost per Pupil BELONG
ing for Current Expenses, $96.27.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Name Of School, Manadier Ridge; No. Is :;
Name Of last Principal Birdie Ruth Warwick ;
Salary of Teacher. $llOO.GG; Textbooks
S2.52 Jantors' Wages. $7O.O5 Janitors' Sup
plies, S rs; Fuel $35.17; Total Current En-
penses, $1,2091S; Average Number of Pupils
Belonging 21.45; Cost per Pupil Belonging
for Current ENpenses S56.31.
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ment of Equipment. S21.SO; Transportation,
So lOO75 Other Auxiliary Agencies. $3.50 :;
Number of Pupils Belonging, ~; Cost per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
ISl24.lS: Furniture. FiXtures. Etc. S3ll5O0 /;
Total Capital Outlay. S3.ll5.OO
Election District No.
Name If School Mt. Zion No. -: Name Of
I last Principal, Harold D. Garrett: SALARY Of
Teachers Si,1OO.0l: Textbooks. Sl5l03 /;
Library Books, $76.71 Janitors Waee5'
S5o.c5; Janitors Supplies 81 Los fuei.
$4,000; Repair Of Buildnea and upkeep Of
Grounds. S1.ll; Repair and Replacement 81
Equipment. $l5l9, Transportation, @i59l67 ;
Other Auxiliary AGENCIES, S63 OF Total Cur
Trent Expenses. S6.l5G.9& Average Number "
Pupils Belonging. 1876; Cost per Pupil Be-
longing for Current Expenses. Sl2Il3.
Election District No.
Name of School. Jennings No. T.: Name
OF last Principal, Karl Arbogast Salary Of
Teachers. S6.0OO.00: TcXthcoGs Ss9.ll; Ma
teruls of instruction. Si7.3S: Other Costs OF
Instruction. SLIGO. Janitors' Waves. 1880 :
Janitors' Supplies. Sll99: Fuel. S60.S5; Other
Costs of Operation. S2S.7S: Repair of Build
inC5 and Upkeep of Grounds, S5017; Repair
and Replacement OF Equipment $40 Ii ;
Other Auxiliary Agencies. $500; Total Cur
rent Expenses. SG.52l.14; Average Number Of
Pupils Belonging. GO.97; Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses. $l07l7.
Election District No.
Name Of School. johnson; No ; Name of
last princinal knflippu Enf- I,.tymlu: S: la-
,,. ,f rcorb"rs Se 100 a. T,xtbGoEs S1c19:
Othrr Csst+ Of Instruction. S57.58 Janitors'
Wages. Sl39O0; Janitors' Supplies, SSH !;
! EurI' 53S.sI Otntr Costs Of Operation; Ni'.'a :
n II Pnnai,, nnJ Reniaccn,.,nt nf Eouippent
sl0 o5 Transnortptinn Sg256G. ratni cur
rent Expcnses. S7.GiG. -: Average Number of
po,,iL. R,i,rripg EIo- Co++ pci. pupiI Be
longinr ror Cu,,.a,t E<prnses StlT36.
Election District No. 10
Ny,r,c or S,b,,l Daa. park. No. Name
inf Inst PrinrinnI Nj Tbnlmn uanIin. Salary
of Teachers sf212.oo: Trxtbools. Sl50s6
Ni,t.rinla If frstrurtinn S5Ii4. Other Costs
~. lrst,,,,ctid,, M Ak Janitors' Wares.
- %. ~. -...,..t;.. .at ~. L'YaI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Name of School, Hoyes Run No. o. Name
Of last Principal, Cleda K. Clemmensen ;
Salary of Teacher s2,52O.OO; Textbooks.
$l122; Janitors Wages, $7O.O2 Janitors'
Supplies. $l.56: Other Costs of Operation,
5000; Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of
Grounds $1,000; Repair and Replacement of
Equipment. $40; Transportation, $124G5 {;
Total Current Expenses, $2,S76.05' Average
Number of Pupils Belonging, 1876 Cost per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses.
sol A.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Name of School, New Germany; No 5
Name Of Last Principal Mary Jankey Otto
Salary Of Teacher, 100000; TeXtboolts
Sl7.45 Jantors Wages, $TO.s5: Janitors'
Operation. $la92 Repair Of Buildings and
upkcep Of Grounds. S5.32; Repair and Re-
placement Of Equipment, $l.00; Transporta-
ton, $3,07910 Total Current Expenses
sGSI2.34; Average Number Of Pupils Belong
ing, 35.7; Cost per Pupil Belonging for Cur
rent ENppnses S176 50
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Election District No. s

Name OF School, Sunnysde; No. l Name
Of last Principal, Bonnie S. Calhoun; Salary
Of Teacher. $291O,5O; Textbooks, $500 Ma
terials Of instruction. S5.71; Janitors' Wages,
$40. IS; Jantors' Supplies, $4.06 Other Costs
of Operation. S18.21; Repair of Buildings and
Upkeep of Grounds, $4,000; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment $6.73 Transporta-
ton. S133 60 Total Current Expenses, 3d.
PIT .95 Average Number of Pupils BELONG
ing. 27.67; Cost per Pupil Belonging for
Current EXPENSES SllS47
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EIcction District No. s

Name Of School Kempton No. :; Name
of last Principal Burnett. f. Arnold Salary
IF Tcacbors $770o.0o; Textbooks. $1,000;
Materials of instruction, $2S14; Janitors
Wages $522.5O Janiturs' Supplies, SHIT:
Fuel S72.27: Other Costs of Operation,
SG2sS; Repair and Replacement of Equip
uent $l0.S7; Transportation. S609.50; Total
Current Expenses. $9,19s.93; Average Num-
be- Of Pupils Belonging. s9.& Cost per Pupil
Esluueiug for Current Expense, $103.Gl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25
TWO.TEACHER SCHOOLS

Name Of School. Swanton; No. / Name Of
last Principal Foster A. Riggs Salary of
Teachers $6.l67.6S Textbooks. S9640; Ma
toras of Instruction, SOLO; Library Books,
SOLOS, Other Costs of instruction, ST. As;
Janitors Wages. $4,000; J&nitors Supplies,
SIG. 99 Fuel, 1872 90; Other Costs of Oper-
alton. S44.G4; Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds. $5994; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment sl623; Transports
ton 81 O7S.71: Other Auxiliary Agencies,
$15.47; Total Current Expenses, ss,626.69 !;
Average Number of Pupils Belonging, Ill :;
Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current Elk
penses, $l1l99; Furniture, Fixtures Etc,
So 29655 Total Capital Outlay. S2.296.55
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

Name Of School. Loeb Lynn; No. 3; Name
Of last Principal, Mabel =. S1lar7; Salary Of
Teachers. $I0.73419; Textbooks. S2OO.69; Ma
terials of Instruction. Sl0l9; Library Books,
S26.t5: Other Costs of Instruction, $iO.O];
Jsnitors' Wages. S663.5O; Janitors' SUPPLE
S5T.56 Fuel. 52SG@7: Other Costs of Oper-
alton. Sls59O: Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds. SlTl25; Repair and Re-
placement Of Equipment. S69.99; Transporta-
ton. 50 .i93.s1: Other Auxiliary Agencies,
s29SG: school Lunch Program, STILLS Total
Current Expense. SI6.7Il.j2: Average Mum
her Of Pupils Belonging. l"6.2 Cost per Pupil
B.loneinE for Current EXPENSES, Sl22.92.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25

tors Wages. s7OS5; Janitors' Supplies. s1.5G
Fuel, $3125; Repair of Buildings and Up
ment of Equipment $40: TRANSPORTATION.
$65.S2; Total Current Expenses. 81. S22 81 (:
AVERAGE Number of Pupils Belonging. 2I5:
Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current Ely
penses. $ll5.22
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following Schools Derived Money Independent Activities in
Published Accordance with the Re
Chapter Assembly
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HIGH SCHOOLS
oNE-TEACHER SCHOOLS
Election District No. l

Name of School, Bethel No. 8 Name of
last Principal, Florence J. Cosgrove; Salary
Of Teacher SS,1O6.OO Textbooks, s7324
Janitors' Wages S69.25 Janitors' Supplies.
rs; Fuel. $500 Repair of Buildings and
Upkeep of Grounds. SlS6.55 Total Current
Expenses. s3.463.S2; Average Number of
Pupils Belonging, 1875; Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, S177.63.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-11-25
Election District No. 5

Name of School Accidents No. p; Name
of last Principal. b. Q. Aiken; Salary of
Teachers. S2O,32s.3S; Textbooks. $2ll.69; Ma
erials Of Instruction. Sll3.5O; Library Books,
$l5S.36 Other Costs Of instruction, $i19.7$;
Ianitors' Wages. $655.$3 Janitors' Supplies,
S75.12; Fuel S232.49: Other Costs of Oper
alton $GiGS: Repair of Buildings and Up-
keep Of Grounds. s253.OO: Repair and Re
placement Of Equipment. Si0S.76; Transpor
tation, $3.955.S7; Other Auxiliary Agencies,
$5l.6S; Totl Current Expenses, S27020.s9;
Average Number of Pupils Belonging. l27.l3;
Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current En-
Yenses S2l2 So.
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GRADED SCHOOLS
Election District No. , :

Name Of School. Friendsyie; No. q Name
of last Principal Wilbur J. Glenn; Salary of
Teachers. SO .236.2S Textbooks. S10964 ;
Library Books $92.40; Janitors' Wares,
$6s2.OO Janitors' Supplies, $66.l3 Fuel
S1a300; Other Costs of Operation $147.03 :
Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of Grounds
$lT23G: Repair and Replacement of Equip
ment. $i6.9S; Transportation. S9,42402 :;
Other Auxiliary Agencies S36.06 Total Cur
rent Expenses S32 sos so: Average Number
Belonging for Current Expenses. $l07.93.
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TlNO.TEACHER SCHOOIS
THREE-TFACHER SCHOOLS
GRADED SCHOOLS

Bloomington ..... 4 $161 OF
Kempton .... 6 8 103.01
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Election District No. Y

Name of School. Black Hawk No. s. Name
of last Principal Hannah C. Green Salary
of Teacher. $4,000; Texthooks. $l3.24;
Janitors' Wages. s70.S5: Janitors' Supplies,
S2.SI Repair of Buildings and Upkeep Of
Grounds. $40; Total Current Expenses. Sd
1850; Average Number Of Pupils Beloneng
u; Cost per Pupil Belone.ne Tor Current Ex-
penses $2G5SO
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Name of School, Corunna No. s. Name
of last Principal. Ethel S. Williams Salary
of Teacher. SO 117.94; Textbooks, $685. Ma
terials of instruction. $40; Janitors' Wages,
S7O.S5; Jantors' Supplies, $751; Fuel,
s64. 46; Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of
Grounds $500: Transportation, $465.50 :;
Total Current Expenses, So, 1872 90 Average
Number of Pupils Belonging, 1914; Cost
per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
S197.53.
Election District No.
Name of School, Red Oak; No. s Name of
last Principal Madeein H. Blamble Salary