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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
Mcclure Tidbits

Mrs. S. c. Ramsey is back home
from Richlands Hospital. Her con
dition is very much improved.
The Rev. and Mrs. Shuler of
Bristol were in Mcclure last
week. Rev. Shuler is to be pas
tor of McClure-Clinchco churches.
The Mcclure church will be
remodeled to make a parsonage.
ALL Mcclure extends a hearty
welcome to this young couple and
look forward to a long and pleas
ant association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anvil Robinson
plan to move from Mcclure soon.
Mrs. Robinson, who has been EN-
ployed by the Mcclure Mercan-
tile Company, will be greatly miss
ed by her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Burleson of
Ktnssnort were in Mcclure last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Dyer were
dinner guests at the home Of
Elihu Sutherland Saturday. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Fleming
of Tazewell County were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bellamy last
week.
Lemuel Dotson, who is working
at Beaver, KY, was home over
the weekend.
B. ]. Patton was home over the
weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
HONEY CAMP

Visitors at the home of Josh
Rose Sunday were, Newton
Strouth and family of West Vir-
ginia, Lonnie Rose and family,
Clyde Rose and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Rose, Miss Edna Bev
erly, Eula Willis and son, Marge
Mullins, Jim Vanover and jan
cite Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Beverly
and children of Oregon are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Beverly, at this time.
Mrs. June and Janey Brown
have returned to Georgia after
short visit here.
Miss Edna Re.~.gl-' called at
the home of J. w. a. ~ Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rose were
shopping in Clinchco Saturday.
Ballard Horton and family, Of
Long Fork, called at the home of
Clyde Rose Sunday.
Frank and Harold Rose of w.
Virginia spent the weekend
here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Rose.
Morrell Strouth of Norland
was visiting at the home of John
Strouth Sunday
Mrs. Corbett Boggs is still on
the sick list.
Paul Dotson visited Junior
Rose Sunday night.
James o. Smith and Ebert
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

ing schoolmates in Radford
and Blacksburg Sunday.
The Rev. Dingus and Rev. En-
DRY Vanover are conducting a re-
vival at Mcclure Pentacostal
church. An exceptionally large
crowd was reported for Sunday
nights service.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
ENJOY GRAPES FROM YOUF

ENJOY GRAPES FROM YOUR
OWN BACK YARD at a small
cost and little effort. Our col
lection Of tx two-year vines
consisting OF two each Early
Blue Wor6en, Midseason Red
Lutte, Latin White Champagne,
Special Otter No. 1913, $3.15
Postpaid. We also offer free
copy 48-page Planting Guide
in full color. Salespeople want
ed. WAYNESBORO NURSER-
les, Waynesboro, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
Mrs. ARGUS Adkins is very i'll
in the Yorkoff hospital.

Carter Phillips, former mem
Der of the Board of Supervisors,
of West Dante was in town on
business Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Mrs. Arthur Kennedy and chill
dren visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bramble Layne, over the
weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Thursday saw an unusually
large number of people in town,
The occasion was Rocking Chair
Day"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Kennedy
and children, Rosetta and Arm
old, Jr., were visiting relatives in
Elkhorn over the weekend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

James Franklin was the print
err for the Boston Gazette, Sec
ond newspaper in America, start
ed in 1920.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
Apples For Sale

APPLES FOR SALEr-Good cook
ing apples, $1.50 per bu. pick
ed apples $500 bushel. Good
varieties. James Lioutza, Rt. 2,
Box 1877. Cintwood. (4tc 1914
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Coe and
children were in Saltville over
the Weekend
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

FOR SALE-5-room house, four
acres of land, lights and water.
Located az Darwin about $50
yards off Coeburn highway. See
or call Bill Cassidy, Phone ATS
Darwin, Va. (3tp 1914
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Rose have returned from a fish
ing trip to Crackers Neck.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
Rebekah Lodge

Meets every End and 4th Tues
day night at 7 o'clock in lodge
hall in the CCC Camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Mrs. Eugene Adams is reported
ill at her home at this time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
House For Sale
Farm And Home

LOST-Ring and keys, with tag
bearing name of c. A. Neel.
Please return to Herald office
$100 reward. tic
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

FOR SALE-One new 7-foot
Westinghouse refrigerator. See
D. M. Cox, Tarpon, Va. (ate e1e
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS
If you want your old sewing
machine TO run like new, see
Eli Wallace, 1-2 mile of Cranes
Nest bridge, Rt. l. -Chntwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14
Marvin Neal Huff, Trammel
citizen, was in town Monday.
LODGE NOTICES
Odd Fellows

Chase Lodge No. Fl, /. O. 0. F.
Meets every End Thursday and
4th Saturday at lodge hail in
&C. Camp.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-10-14

Poplar Lumber
FOR SALE-5000 feet :n.:-.~.
lumber. Priced reasonable. See
Clyde Mullins (near Stone
House) Rt. l, Clintwood. l2tp)
, 1948-04-30
PROPOSED BULD'G
CODE SIMPLIFIED

The Assembly yesterday
completed work on the pro-
posed building code for the
Virgin Islands, which has been
simplifed to the extent that it
will easily be understood and
above all else will not be a
hardship on what is known as
Sthe littel man., 1t was for
these reasons why it was so
difficult to secure passage for
such a measure heretofore.
Without exception, every
member of the Assembly de-
voted themselves to going ov-
er the entire bill with the pro-
verbal @fine tooth comb" both
the members of st. Thomas
and st. Croix were concerned
about how each item would eff
feet the little man" especially.
Superintendent of Public
Works Donald Boreham work
ed with the Assembly until
the work was completed. He
represented Alfonso Pararitic-
CT of st. Croix who went to
st. Thomas on Wednesday but
returned in the afternoon, rs.
, 1948-04-30
DOUBT ASSEMBLY
WILL
THIS WEEK

Doubt has been expressed
that the Legislative Assembly
will complete work to permit
ending of the session this week
although several Councilmen
have indicated their intention
of coming home Friday or Sat
urday and will not return.
Some members are Of the
opinion that the unfinished
portion Of the work will not
be completed until the early
part Of next week.
, 1948-04-30
Solemn Retreat Ser.
Close Sunday
Special Services To Be
Held Saturday Night

The Solemn Retreat being
held at Holy Cross Church will
close Sunday at 2::3O PM. AT
time Rev. Clarence A.
Seidel, C.SS.R., who has been
conducting the Retreat will
impart Papal Blessing to all
present , and will deliver the
farewell serm 0 n, entitled,
God Walks with such as
These.
A special service will be
held Saturday at 7::45 PM. in
honor of the Mother of God in
union with Catholics in the
United States and special pray
ers will be said for the Con-
persion of Russia. The school
children will march in process
sion, singing hymns in honor
of the Queen Of May.
, 1948-04-30
An American Day
Proclaimed; May is

Il Am An American Day"
has been proclaimed by the
President of the United States
and likewise set aside by the
Governor Of the Virgin Islands
to be observed on Sunday,
May 10th.
The proclamation stresses
the grave necessity in these
difficult days the problems Of
the Virgin Islands require
unselfish devotion and united
effort on the part Of all citi-
zens."
, 1948-04-30
Paul Giles Leaves
For Mainland


Paul Gillies, owner of Hotel
on-the-Cay left this afternoon
by Pan American for the main
land. He left a few days ago
for st. Thomas where he was
a guest at Bluebeard's Castle
Hotel.
In addition to business in the
interest Of his hotel Mr.. Gillies
expects to get married in New
York and return with his bride
to reside here.
, 1948-04-30
LOCAL COUNMEN
WTHGOv

Members Of the Municipal
Council, now in St. Thomas,
met with Governor HASTE at
the Government House to dis
cuss several matters of impor-
lance including the budget and
rent control.
A complete and accurate
picture was given the Cover
nor of the Councils attitude
on rent control and also on
the several items discussed,
by Chairman Alexander Moor
head. His Excellency has
promised to look into several
complaints made including the
new road construction now
Continued on Page -
, 1948-04-30
Legislative Assembly
Censures 0HIeY Of
Photo News

Representing the Photo
News, the Hon. Earle B. Ott-
ley, was severely censured by
the Legislative Assembly for
publishing part of a letter sent
by Ward NJ. Canaday, in reply
to one forwarded to him by
the Hon. Ludwig Harrigan
when he was chairman of the
Legislative Assembly, appeal
ing for his aid in securing fav-
orable consideration Of the In
ternal Revenue Tax bill.
A part of the letter was con-
sidered confidential and was
obviously written to give the
members information SO. they
may be able to in some form or
other contact the Congressman
Continued on Page ~
, 1948-04-30
"SHIN-DIG" AT CASINO
2 TONIGHT


The Afternoon dance at Jun
gle Casino today will be held
at TOO and will continue UNI
til loo PM. sharp.
The dances are kept for the
pleasure of the juveniles who
cannot attend regular late
dances.
The Motta Brothers with
their Vocalist Cyril Garvey
will play the latest in swing,
fox trot and boleros.
, 1948-04-30
Roy P. Gordon To Sponsor Resolution
10 Dust Administrator Taylor

Chairman of the Legislative Assembly Roy P. Gordon
will introduce a resolution petitioning the Department Of the
Interior TO relieve the people Of ST. croix from the oppres-
Of Administrator Harry E. Taylor" according 10 an
article in the ST. Thomas Daily News of Thursday. April 20.
The article continues: Gordon said that the resolution is
, 1948-04-30

expected to cause a lively dis
cussion on the floor, but he
was not sure that it will meet
with the support of all the ST.
Croix A~ssemblymen, as most
of them would prefer not to
be identified with the move
even though they have indicat-
ed sympathy with the effort
Taylor who came to the is
land in 1881 with the Pearson
group changed from the navy
to civilian authorities, is the
only remaining official of that
era. Despite various attempts
to separate him from office on
the grounds that his policy in
the handling of the affairs of
the government IN that island
is not in accordance with the
best interest Of the masses, he
has managed to stay on and
defy his opponents to such an
extent that they are afraid to
do anything that would dis
please him..
The resolution was not in
.troduced yesterday but might
be offered today. The Editor
of the Avis though a member
of the Assembly, has not seen
Continued on Page A.
, 1948-04-30
BRITISH WRITER ARRIVES
IN ST. THOMAS

Alec Waugh, an outstanding
English novelist and writer,
arrived in st. Thomas this
morning. Mr.. Waugh has been
in the Caribbean for the past
several weeks visiting the
British Islands.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

THREE-TEACHER SCHOOLS


Name of School, Bloomington; No l. Name
of last Principal Charlotte p Barnard Saa-
~ Of Teachers. S9.61s.OO; Textbooks $lS5.63 !:
Materials Of Instruction. S2S27; Janitors'
Wages, S522.50; Janitors Supplies, S25.22 ;
Fuel $4,000: Other Costs of Operation,
S9l77: Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of
Grounds, $685. Repair and Replacement of
Equipment S66.49 Other Costs of Mainte-
nance Including Rent, $3.50; Transportation.
S3.3S1.SO; Other Auxiliary Agencies, $4SO /;
Total Current Expenses Sl4O39.67; Average
Number of Pupils Belonging S7.2 Cost
per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Name Of School. Kempton; No. &C. Name
Of last Principal Burnetta f. Arnold; Salary
Of Teachers. 81 10000 Textbooks, sfT5.oO;
Materials of Instruction, S2s14; Janitors
Wages. S522.5O Janitors' Supplies, SLIT;
Fuel S72.27: Other Costs of Operation,
$50 IS: Repair and Replacement Of Equip
ment. S1O.S7; Transportation, S609.50; Total
Current Expenses. $9.19S.93 Average Num-
Der of Pupils Belonging. SOB Cost per Pupil
Belonging for Current Expenses. Sl03.Ol.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Name of School. East Vindex No. ;
Name of last Principal Phyllis H. Williams
Salary of Teachers. S7.s4s.OO; Textbooks.
S157.9l; Materials of Instruction, $25.6l :
Wages S2l2.55; Janitors Supplies S27$i
Fuel $112.iO: Other Costs Of Operation.
SlG.sl Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of
Equipment. $3.50: Other Costs of Mantle
nance Including Rent $4,000 r Total Current
Expenses. $S717.S4; Average Number Of
Pupils Belonging, 92.7 Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, $9I.37.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

ment Of Equipment. $21.sO Transportation
So 0O75; Other Auxiliary Agencies $3.50 :;
Total Current Expenses S9,S85;7@ Average
Number Of Pupils Belonging, 70; Cost per
Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses,
SEAS; Furniture Fixtures, Etc S3,ll5.00 !;
Total Capital Outlay S3,ll5.OO.
Election District No.
Name of School Mt Zion No. 10 Name Of
last Principal. Harold d: Garrett Salary Of
Teachers. Si1OOO4 Textbooks, $l5lO5 :;
Library Books, S7671; Janitors' Wages,
S70.05; Janitors Supplies. S24.06; Fuel
$1,000 Repair Of Buildings and Upkeep Of
Grounds, STA; Repair and Replacement of
Equipment $3.50; transportation, $l,59i.67 ::
Other Auxiliary Agencies, S63.02 Total Cur
rent Expenses. $6,l56.93; Average Number of
Pupils Belonging, 1876 Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, $12il3.
Election District No. ,
Name Of School, Jennings No II; Name
of last Principal, Karl Arbogast; Salary Of
Teachers. 100000; Textbooks, Ss9ll Ma
terias Of Instruction $17.3S; Other Costs of
instruction. SLIGO; Janitors' Wages, Sl125O :;
Janitors' Supplies. Sll99 Fuel. $60.85 Other
Costs Of Operation, S2s7S; Repair of Build
ngs and Upkeep Of Grounds. S5O.l7 Repair
Other Auxiliary Agencies, $3.50; Total Cur.
rent Expenses S6.53i.1i: Average Number Of
Pupils Belonging, 60.97 Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses. SlO7.lG
Election District No
Name of School. johnson: No Name Of
IaSJ irlhclpal' hatHleen bdei l;ayihdIl sad
y OF Teachers. $6'4oo.OO Iextoo0ks' HIo.l9 ;
Other Costs OF Instruction. SoH7@ Jai.ltoTS
Fuel. s3Ssl; Other Costs of Operation Sl5.9s :
Repair of Buildings and Upkeep OF Grounds
S5.51 Repair and Replacement of Equipment,
$1,000 Transportation, $92566 Total Cur
rent Expenses, $7.6l6.s2; Average Number OF
Pupils Belonging. 649; Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, $1l7.S6.
Ul..;o.. n;.,-;o. No IN
Eiec'io" DiStiio' w.
Name Of School Deer Park No. Name
of last Principal NJ Ihelma Hanlin salary
of Teachers. S6,2l2.OO; Textbooks, Sl50.96 :
Materials of Instruction S54l9 Other Costs
of instruction, $3.50 JanltOrS wages.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Tabulation of Cost Per Pupil Belong
ing for all of the schools of the
County, as Prevailed during the
school year of 1947-48, the same
Being set forth under item 90" in
this report.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
GRADED SCHOOLS
Election District No. 2

Name of School Friendsvle; No . Name
of last Principal. Wilbur j. Glenn Salary of
Teachers. So 2362S: Textbooks. $iO9.61;
Library Books, $92.4O. Janitors Wages,
S6S2.O0 Janitors' Supplies. $6613; Fuel,
$4,000 Other Costs Of Operation, Sl47.03 {;
Repair of Buildings and Upkeep of Grounds,
Sl72.26: Repair and Replacement of Equip
ment. $I6.9S Transportation, $9,424.02 :;
Other Auxiliary Agencies $36.O6; Total Cur
rent Expenses S33 .5O59O; Average Number
Of Pupils Belonging 3lO.45 Cost per Pupil
Belonging for Current Expenses, $l07.95.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Name of School, Loeb Lynn, No. Namc
of last Principal. Mabel P. So.Iars. Salary Of
Teachers. $1O.73i19; Textbook,, S2O0.69: Ma
terals of Instruction. Sob; Library BOOKS.
$26.45 Other Costs of Instruction. $io.ot;
Janitors Wages. S663.5O; Jantors Supplies,
$57 ST Fuel. S2S6.37 Other Costs of Oper-
alton, SlS5.9O; Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds $I7l25; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment, 5000; Transporter
ton. 3,i93s5; Other Auxiliary Agencies.
S29.s6 School Lunch Program Stiles: Total
Current Expenses. Sl6.71l.t2; Average Num-
Der of Pupils Belonging, 1867; Cost per Pupil
Belonging for Curremt ENpem.e.. Sl22.92.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Name Of School Accident No. II Name
Of last Principal, Il. 0. Aiken; Salary of
Teachers $2o,$2S.3S: Toxtbook,. &2li.69; Ma
terials Of Instructions 81 1850; Library Books.
S15S26: Other Costs of Instruction, Sf19.73
Janitors' Wages S655.33 Janitors Supplies.
$75.l2; Fuel. S232.i9; Other Costs of Oper-
alton, $9t0S: Repair Of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds $253.00; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment, SiOS.76; Transport
tation. $3,955.s7 Other Auxiliary Agencies.
Average Number of Pupils Belonging, I27.13
Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current En-
penses S2l255
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Election District No. II

Name of School, Bray No. 81 Name Of last
Principal, Ethel b. Hesscr Salary of Teacher
| instruction. $l.S6: Janitors' Wages, S7O.S5 ;
Janitors Supplies. S2.S1 Fuel, $36.i5; Re
pair of Buildings and Upkeep Of Grounds,
| $50; Repair and Replacement of Equip
ment $3.50; Total Current Expenses. So
| 1874; Average Number of Pupils Belonging,
| 12.12 Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current
ENpeuses SoS3SI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
GRADED SCHOOLS
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 S3.1O6.OO Textbooks, 1924:
Janitors Wages, 5000; Janitors' Supplies,
rs; Fuel, $500: Repair of Buildings and
Upkeep Of Grounds, Sls655: Total Current
Expenses. S3,463.s2 Average Number of
Pupils Belonging, 1915; Cost per Pupil Be
longing for Current Expenses, Sl77.63.
Election District No. ,
Name of School McCabe; No. Name of
last Principal Gilbert w. Savage; Salary of
Teacher, S2,533GG Textbooks, S11.SO; Jani-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Two-TEACHER SCHOOLS
Election District No.

Name of School. Swanton No. / : Name Of
last Principal, Foster A. Riggs; Salary of
Teachers. $6,467.6S; Textbooks, $96 Ma
terials of Instruction, SOLO; Library Books.
S9I05: Other Costs of instruction, $7.iS ;
Janitors' Wages, $1,000; Janitors' Supplies,
$500. Fuel. $1,000 Other Costs of Oper-
alton. S4i.6t; Repair OF Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds. $500 Repair and Re
placement of Equipment Sl6.23; Transports
ton. S1.O7$.71; Other Auxiliary Agencies.
.$l5.47: Total Current Expenses. Ss.62669
Average Number of Pupils Belonging, I'll !;
Cost per Pupil Belonging for Current En-
penses. S11LS9; Furniture. Fixtures. Etc,
s., 296.55 :. Total Capital Outlay, $2,296.55.
Election District No. l
Name of School North Glade; No. Name
of last Principal, Asa Lewis; Salary of Teach
ers S5.936.6S; Textbooks, $500; Materials Of
Instruction SI07ll; Library Books, S5.Si ;
Ianitors' Wages. S2ll.7O; Janitors' Supplies.
S21S1; Fuel, $1,000; Other Costs of Oper-
alton, $29,47; Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds, SCOTT Repair and Replace
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Election District No.

Name of School. Grantsville; No / Name
of last Principal Marshall G. Brown; Salary
Of Teachers $25,141.OO; Textbooks, $427.S7
Materials Of Instruction, $4662; Library
Books. $141.57; Other Costs of Instruction.
$500: Janitors' Wages, S773.60 Janitors'
Supplies. $50 So Fuel. $49l % Other Costs of
Operation. S21O29 Repair of Buildings and
Upkeep of Grounds $523.Ol; Repair and Re
placement of Equipment S529.6S Other Costs
Of Maintenance Including Rent, $l2.92 :;
Transportation. S12139.O5; Other Auxiliary
Agencies, $41.54; Total Current Expenses,
$40, 95O.96; Average Number of Pupils Re
longing 34s.s2; Cost per Pupil Belonging
for Current Expenses, S117.i0.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Election District No. l6

last Principal. Mason w. Calls Salary Of
Teachers, Sll .696.S7; Textbooks, Sl75.76: Ma
/ terials of Instruction. S2.5t Other Costs of
Instruction. $1,000: Janitors' Wages, S572 50
Janitors' Supplies, Sti.72; Fucl Sl7l.sl :
Other Costs Of Operation. $l30.S0; Repair Of
Buildings and Upkecp of Grounds. $3.50 ;
Repair and Replacement Of Equipment. Sl.$5
Other Costs Of Maintenance Including Rent.
Sl75 Transportation. $ss25l; Other AuXih-
AIRY Agencies. $$2.7s Total Current Expenses,
S13.S25.77 Average Number Of Pupils Be
long. 1858: Cost per Pupil Belonging for
Current Expenses $fO9.l7; Alteration to
Buildings, $3O5.15; Total Capital Outlay.
S3O5.I5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02
Election District No. 7

Name of School. Oakland; No. s.; Name of
last Principal. Foster y. Bitte: Salary of
Teachers, $7O177.O9; Textbooks. $I.s91.15;
Materials of Instruction, $0$3.7l; Library
Books. $S9O.l6 Other Costs of Instruction,
tors Supplies, $11l.53 Fuel. Sl.199.o1: Other
Costs of Operation, $519.76 Repair. of Build
ings and Upkeep Of Grounds, %l,299-9l; Re
pair and Replacement of Equipment. So
l20. o.; Other Costs of Maintenance Including
Rent. $l03.55: Transportation. $IS,S6I.Ii;
Other Auxiliary Agencies, $106.6O Total
her of Pupils Belonging 5I$I7 Cost per pupil
Belonging for Current Expenses $IS6.97
Land and Its Improvement $5,057.@0; Furni-
ture, Fixtures, Etc, S370.26; Total Capital
Outlay, S5,l2T.56
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-02

Name Of School Lynndale No. . Name Of
last Principal. Inez H. Kldow: Salary Of
Teacher. $l,3OO.OO; Textbooks, $67.2f; Jani-
tors WAGES. $7O.S5: Janitors' supplies Si.06;
Fuel. $4,000 Repair of Buildings and Upkeep
of Grounds Sl05.26: Total Current Expenses.
81 5S6.4I: Average Number of Pupils Belong
ing POS: Cost per Pupil Belonging for Cur
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Name of School Bear Hill No. : Name of
last Principal, \. Il. Dean Salary of Teacher.
struetion, S1o.0s; Library Books. $1,000
Other Costs Of Instruction. SlO.72; Janitors'
Wages, $7O.25 Janitors' Supplies, 50 81
Fuel $500: Repair of Buildings and Up
keep of Grounds 81 So Repair and Replace
ment of Equipmment S9.95: Other Auxiliary
Agencies, 500; Total Current Expenses,
$2.9s4.23: Average Number of Pupils Be
longing. u Oh Cost per Pupil Belonging for
Current Expenses, $If1.9O.
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Independent School Activities
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Name Of School, Cas~elman, No. >; Name
Of last Principal Ralph l.. Buckcl Salary
Of Teacher. $500 90; Textbooks, $l2.SO; Ma
terials Of Instruction, SOS Janitors Wages.
500 TO; Janitors' Supplies. $2.Sl Fuel. $500
Number Of Pupils Belonging, 1900; Cost
per Pupil Belonging for Current Expenses.
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