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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
8
Gilley, superintendent, warns that wartime teacher shortages may ease strict employment standards for the coming school year. He notes a state law requiring qualifications and predicts potential cuts or adjustments as districts prepare to fill classrooms amid scarce staff.
At a board of education meeting the corps for 1919 1920 was named though several positions remain to be filled. Appointments include Ralph N Tirey superintendent A O Fubk erson principal high school O M McCracken Walnut Street Mrs Stella McCafferty assistant principal F F Osman principal South Side Minamatey Cottinghim principal West End W E Dillard supervisor of music May Robinson supervisor of art and writing Mattie Winterbottom clerk High School teachers Lulu Reedell Frances Culbertson Edna Kind Etna Warnaredale Grace Stapleton Portia Kauffman Mary Wright John L Wilson Harry B Hunter Elementary teachers Irene Spit Bertha Routt Josephine Sanford Miriam Jones Grace McCafferty Ada Bunting Inez Bonham Mary Barnard Dully Harrod Bessie Brown Amanda Colbert Mary Shirley Beryl O Donnal Daisy Brooks Margaret Kauffman Carrie Greenwood Margaret Waite Harriet Cook Elsie Jones Ella Donahue Alma Coach Susie Colbert Virginia Wood Shellie Simuel colored school Miss Eliza Hyatt who taught South Side that year will be in the State Normal next year and Caroline Mattingly remains as teacher of mg-
A Decoration day gathering in Eaglesville drew a large crowd for services in memory of the nation’s defenders. After the dinner, attendees visited Kilgore and Liberty cemeteries to pay tribute to fallen soldiers. Local residents attended funerals, visited relatives, and observed church ceremonies, reflecting a tight knit community.
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