Indiana school trustees barred from hiring sisters as teachers
A 1919 Indiana legal opinion held that public school funds cannot be used to hire Catholic sisters to teach in public schools. The trustee may not employ religious figures or permit church control over school management. Wearing religious garb during teaching was deemed a continuous religious instruction.
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State Board of Accounts of Indiana
Sol| Ite
Preas
Jesse E. Eschbach
E. 8. Lincoln
Cameron
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Lincoln
Hagerdorn
Lincolns
Catholic Church
Anderson Township
O'Connor
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Ferdinand Township 1919
The notice outlines the 1919 expenditures and tax rates for Ferdinand Township Dubois County. It lists township expenditures 979 dollars and a 12 cent tax rate, local tuition 826 dollars, road and additional road taxes totaling 5141 dollars with 63 cents per hundred as the overall levy, and net taxable property 816 535 09 with assessed values and credits. Signed by Trustee Nick Senninger and dated August 25 1919.
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Ferdinand Township
Ship
Dubois County
Polla
Nick Senninger
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