Last Greene County county school superintendents era review
This final feature outlines Kent Kelley and successors from 1913 to 1971, noting Kelley’s horse and buggy travels, Longanecker's tenure and school consolidations, Gillogly’s era of mergers and new buildings, and Hartley’s completion of county reorganization. It covers duties, such as budgeting, certification, site approval, and the new Intermediate Unit role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Kelley
Gillogly
Greene County
Hartley
Waynesburg
Graysville
Perry
Greene County Vocational Technical School
California
Harrisburg
State Building Authority
County School Board
Principal Chosen for West Greene Junior-Senior High
Paul E. Polink of Carmichaels was named principal at West Greene Junior-Senior High School replacing Max B. McMillen who becomes curriculum coordinator. Polink, a Carmichaels Area High School teacher, will earn 13000 yearly after a 6-3 board vote from 12 applicants. He previously taught at Brownsville and Fairdale Elementary and coached multiple sports. He is a West Virginia University 1952 graduate with a 1968 Michigan State master’s and recent administrator certification. The Liberty Bell cracked in 1835 during Chief Justice John Marshall’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davistown
Waynesburg College
Kelley
Sarver Mountain School
W.va
Dunkard Township
Freeland
Longanecker
Don C. Longanecker
Greene Township
Cumberland Township
Allegheny College
Pitt
Penn State
Mount Pleasant
France
Center Township High School
Carmichaels Area
Southeastern Greene High School
West Greene
Greene County Schools
William H. Hartley
Kent Kelley
Frank Nyswaner
Fred T. Gillogly
Kenneth B. Evans
W. Walter Montgomery
Rices Landing
Neels
Carmichaels Central School
California State Teachers College
Crucible
U.S. Army Air Force
Gillogly
Carmichaels
Paul E. Polink
Max B. McMillen
McMillen
Polink
Carmichaels Area High School
Carmichaels High School
Brownsville High School
Fairdance
West Virginia University
Michigan State University
Women of the Bible class study and church notices
The Mildred Sifton Adult Bible Class at Bobtown United Methodist Church studied women of the Bible including Hannah Mary Martha Lydia Naomi and Ruth with related stories. The Reviving tales of Columbus and Pilgrim Settlers were used as illustrations. Vacation Bible School is planned Aug 9 13 from 6 30 p m. at the town church. Gerald Ellenberger 19 remains at Harmarville Rehabilitation Center after a Jan 5 1971 auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Ellenberger
Bobtown
Mildred Sifton
Hannah
Mary
Martha
Lydia
Naomi
Ruth
Columbus
Jesus
Town United Methodist Church
Charles Reed
Fire hall expansion planned for Masontown
Masontown volunteers approve a new fire hall addition designed by Tri-State Design Uniontown to house equipment offices and club rooms. J&B Lumber Masontown will handle the over $100,000 contract as a $50,000 diesel fire truck is slated for delivery mid September with a Clintonville Wis committee to oversee its arrival. The Masontown Recreation Program operates Mon Wed Fri from 1 to 3 with two supervisors overseeing a playground featuring four horseshoe courts a softball and baseball field 21 swings and various play structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masontown
Tri-State Design
Uniontown
J&b Lumber and Construction Co
Clintonville
Wis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thelma Callaghan
Philadelphia
United States
John Marshall
Women of the Bible
Gerald
Jerry) Ellenberger
Lawrence Ellenberger
Harmarville
Pittsburgh
Mapletown
Penn State University
Fayette
Maico
Mele Soe Wera
van Gilder ST
Stewart St
BF Goodrich
IDA Beverage
Masontown Borough
Morgantown
Suncrest
University Ave
Collins Ferry Rd
W. Va
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