Township and School Trustees List By Indiana Township
Trustees named for Cass Curry Fairbanks Gill Haddon Hamilton Jackson Jefferson Turman and more with 247 teachers 56 district schools 12 first schools 7 consolidated schools 60 wagons 11 buses 1600 pupils transported. Detailed staff lists by township include Dugger Jasonville Sullivan Merom Paxton Carlisle and more with principals and teachers across grades and subjects. The page also includes a joke caption about a fading blonde in a department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Collins
Cass
Dugger
Ed Weir
Curry
Shelburn
Milton Drake
Fairbanks
Histon Bates
Gill
Sullivan
C. E. Curtis
Haddon
Paxton
Alva J. Hadden
Hamilton
B. T. Smith
Jackson Township
Farmersburg
R. R
Dora H. Bedwell
Jefferson Township
Carlisle
Charles E. Wilkey
Turman
Hirth
Cass Township
B. D. Hudson
Kathryn Harris
Ruth McBrien
Alvin McCammon
Dug
Sullivan County Schools List of Teachers and Grades
A scanned roster lists teachers by school and grade across Sullivan County including Farmersburg Shelburn Hymera Hymera Pleasantville Dugger Carlisle Sandborn Merom and Graysville with subjects such as English Latin Mathematics Home Economics Physics History and more. Principal names and assignments are interspersed with school groupings and township references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Small
Dugger
Faxon
Cook
Cc. C. Coleman
Dugex
Mary Adamson
Dugerer
Mauree
Engleman
Duggver
Myrtle J. Scott
Leo Quillen
Lewis
Roberts
Lenora Wheeler
Janet Hutchison
Elizabeth Teasley
Byron McCammon
Sullivan
Pauline Yung
Dugger Furry
N. R. VanCleave
Farmersburg
Zoe Barbie
Earl W. Berry
Merom
Ralph W. Mitchell
Fallis Ward
Homer H. Arnett
Faye L. Setzer
Bonnie Milam
J. W. Daugherty
Maude C. Burke
Dorothy Burke
Haddon Township
George B. Walker
Paxton
Esther Arnold
Geneva
Jessie Robbins
Thelma Fidlar
Sylvia Medsker
Helen L. Cox
Elmer Stewart
Leslia Buckley
Alice C. Giboney
Alva Queen
Joe Allsman
Gladys McCammon
Ruth Woolley
Lillie Nash
Gladys Z
W. W. Whitlock
Birdie M. Handford
Rosetta Ford
William McPherson
Ruth Welch
R. G. Jackson Township
Jessie M. Boston
Hymera
Ruth Cummins
Louise McNabb
Vina Syester
Pearl Shaffer
Shelburn
D. L. Mayle
Ruby B. Wright
D. H. Euone
Mary M. Parish
Edith M. Fox
H. E. Martin
Hazel Lovelace
Fontella Taylor
Elsie Cramer
Myrtilio Woolley
Edith Richardson
Mildrei Sie Coskey
Jewell Tandermilk
Thelma Miller
Hallie Sterling
Blanche McCoksey
Amelia Cochran
Hazel Curry
Herbert Branson
Tressie M. Bennett
Amelia Jolly
Mary A. Turner
Mary Eileen Ladd
Sullivan R. A
Clyde Hall
Fairbanks Township
Chester E. Gunn
Fairbanks
Helen M. Unison
Anna Dave Rowe
Irma Wambaugh
Dorothy Sanders
Martha Little
Maisie Hammond
Harriett Woods
Imogene Pierson
Manly R. Nelson
Jefferson Township
R. W. Cox
Pleasantville
Dorothy Bard
the Buck
Robert Lucas
Laverne Bedwell
Edmond Stoelting
Grace Figg
Boyd S. Abrams
Mary Behem
Carlisle
Ruby Neal
Everett Jones
Hazel Watt
R. R
Floyd Andis
Rex Long
Blanche Daugherty
Sandborn
Emma Deckard
Arlie Lester
Turman Township
Co. D. Tower
Graysville
Merle I. Whitlock
Irma Pound
Helen Cushman
J. H. Allsman
Ross J. Bragdon
Gladys Stewart
Gladys R. Wilkey
Mildred Shields
Julia Burnett
Helen Willis
Georgia Ransford
Opal Laughrey
A. D. Montgomery
J. D. Hull
Elizabeth Hull
Dale Billman
Gay Edna Calvert
Harriett D. Smith
Mary A. Adams
Gertrude Freeman
Marjorie C. Boles
Allen E. Davis
H. W. Branstetter
Canadian Girl Runs 56 Hours Without Sleep
The Cynic reports Mrs Smythe and Mr Smythe discussing a remarkable Canada event. A girl allegedly ran for 56 hours non stop and the dialogue questions the outcome and whether a man escaped.
Fleet Y Fifty Diner Serves Beef and Chicken Mix
A diner claims the menu item labeled chicken is actually a beef and chicken hybrid described as half and half. The exchange shows staff insisting the dish combines one cow with one chicken.
Blonde Bess Opines on Labor Day Picnic Ending
Blonde Bess laments Labor Day passing and predicts sardines indoors after outdoor picnics end for the year. She comments on seasonal change and food habits as times shift from outdoor to indoor meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonde Bess
Building the Nation by Henry W Gardes
A fragment quotes Henry W Gardes on a hydrant running, then sketches a domestic scene with Mamma reading lore, Clarice at seventeen using Papa's night key, and a light, satirical tone about family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Gardes
Mamma
Clarice
Papa
School Days Again Teacher Corrects Grammar
A classroom humor piece notes a teacher correcting the sentence The horse and the cow is in the field and Tommy replies that the cow should come first to mention ladies first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Oh That Kind Mrs Woman Art Worker in City Publication
Mrs Woman explains her son works as an artist for a major city publication. Her friend notes he is canvassing house to house for the outlet. The exchange highlights a family connection to journalism and field outreach.
Wasted Rep Judge Ignorant of News
A prisoner mocks a judge and asks his lawyer about the name of the judge. The prisoner scorns the judge as ignorant and unread, exclaiming at the handling of his case.
September Installment Hollow Chest Taxing Exchange
A humorous exchange between a pressure pump and an inner tube centers on the inner tube lamenting income tax in a September installment. The dialogue uses whimsical personification to comment on taxation.
Lecturer Quotes Webster Before Closing
In a humorous moment a lecturer repeats Webster's words as the pace of the talk slows. A husband urges his wife Marie to leave, teasing that the dictionary will soon be the topic of the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Johnny Spruceby
Bride Says Yes To Wedding Despite Father’s Hesitation
A light hearted exchange centers on a daughter asking permission to attend her own wedding. The father wavers then agrees noting the daughter is the bride and she may go with his blessing.
Painful Teacher Riddle Ends In Stiff Giraffe Imagery
A puzzled teacher asks for a worse scenario than a giraffe with a stiff neck, provoking humorous speculation. The playful exchange highlights a brisk classroom moment and student reactions.
Local notes mix humor and small-town scenes in Bloomington Star
Ed Purdy posts cards on prices and petty crimes while church life, pumpkin drying, and stove news color the week. Aunt Sally shares pumpkin, Rev Perkins derides Dempsey Firpo, and small events from galoshes to hen eggs and street gossip fill our midst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminta Jones
Blue Jay Corn Plasters
Perkins
Sally Hawkins
Ed Bascomb
Beckey Jones
Si Plum
Ham
Love Ann Long
Love Ann
League of Our
Bledsoe
Eph Keck
Family Farewell Dinner Highlights Greene County Lineage
A farewell dinner honored Mr and Mrs Duncan Keith and son Floyd before their move to California with plans for annual reunions. The Lisman family of Greene county, descended from the Lisman Ellis and McConnell lineages, gathered with relatives from Linton Koleen Dugger Carlisle Pleasantville Bicknell Terre Haute Sullivan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrrare
Confederation
Duncan
Keith
Floyd Keith
California
Arthur Martin
Los Angeles
Lisman
Greene County
Frank Lisman
Carlisle
Mack Lisman
Frank
James Humphrey
Mildred
Helen
Fount Brinson
John Rice
William M. Johnson
Eva Louise
Linton
Clayton
Koleen
Charles Mayfield
Mack
Dugger
Tennyson
Lenore
Sophia Ann
Frank Shields
Anna Frances
David Shields
Charles Clayton
Edith
Theodore
Ivan Lisman
Fred Lisman
Charles Lisman
Charles
Frederick
Theodore Lisman
Lois
Maxine Lisman
Ellis Greenfield
James Mitchel
Mona
Virgil
Pleasantville
Fred Steffy
Ralph
Bicknell
Clarence Mayfield
James
Terre Haute
William Butler
Gene
Maude McConnell
Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Alumbaugh
Grover G. Clayton
L. J. Kixmiller
City Sullivan
J. R. Brown
Dr. G. D. Scott
Alonzo Co. Owens
Max A. Eisner
Irtis Pound
Nellie Peacher
Fern Criss
C. F. Whitlock
Fairbanks R
Bernice M. Martin
Rena Martin
Gill Township
Claude B. Lisman
New Lebanon
Mary L. DeBard
Thoburn Clerk
Mary E. Dudley
Drue Thornton
Mary K. Dixon
Lois Eaton
Stanley F. Schenck
Musetta Asrey
Lois A. Woody
Rebecca Barack
Alene Oliver
D. W. Holwerda
Helen Niblack
Verone Young
Elm Park
Golda Botts
Faye Sisson
Grace Brokaw
Vera May Ellis
Central School
Hadie St. Clair
Ollie Neal
Frances K. Stevenson
Fayette McKinley
Louise Riggs
Jessie Bradley
Effie Douthitt
Bessie Vincent
Evad Shepherd
Odessa Robbins
Nelle Hanchette
Ethel Barco
Minnie Lyons
Harry C. Gilmore
Vera Shields
Victoria Houpt
Lulu Williamson
Maude Forde
Frances Phillips
Uncle Jos
Sullivan County
Yramiling
Farmerspurg
Lessie Raisback
Maye Stevens
Blanene Akers
Flossie Jones
Henriett
Sbhrlinemier
Lavine Grace
Wanda Lloyd
Muriel Anderson
The
Bloomington Star
National Bank System
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Service
the National Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Kuppen
Heimer
Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
Dr. Crowder Blug
East Side Square
Mannix
Barre
Davis Brothers
Washington St
Sullivan, Ind
Muehler Boothe
Martin
Chiropractors
Palmer School
Washington St. Sullivan
Indiana
B. R. Haydon
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