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SAGINAW DIRECTORY (1915)
papers if not over two ounces weight, one cent each, other printed matter one cent for each two ounces or fraction. Merchandise and other matter of the fourth class will not go in the Foreign Mails without first being presented at the Postoffice and a Customs Declaration being prepared to accompany it, under Parcels Post regulations, postage on which is col- lectable at the rate of 12 cents per pound or fraction.
General Office Force.
Charles H Howe, Supt of Mails.
Wm C Krohn, Asst Supt of Mails.
Harry B Johnston, Paper Distributor.
Lillian S Fisher, Stamp Clerk.
Wayne J MacPherson, Stamp Clerk.
Elsie F Abbott. Record Clerk.
Jennie W Wildman, Gen Del Clerk.
Harvey C Light, Night Clerk.
Louise W Moore, Sec to Postmaster.
Guy D Meston, Parcel Post Clerk.
Substitute Clerks.
Charles S Newman, Ralph C O'Hara, Ralph Hirschman, Daniel E Ireland.
Free Delivery Department-City Carriers.
Supt of Delivery-Wm C Krohn.
No 1 Edward Fitzgerald.
No 2 Henry C Schroeder.
No 3 George M Goodboo.
No 4 Herbert S Mulholland.
No 5 Jay A Rouse.
No 6 Henry Leidlein.
No 7 Wm H Millett.
No 8 W Arthur Ingledew.
No 9 George H White.
No 10 Allan D McMaster.
No 11 John L Delbridge.
No 12 Casper Schulte. No 13 Martin C Gottschalk.
No 14 George W Milbrodt.
No 15 Wm C Rohloff.
No 16 Louis M P Miller.
No 17 James Low.
No 18 Wm F Kull.
No 19 Robert J McCormick.
No 20 Richard M L Prickelmann.
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No 21 Walter H Leidlein.
No 22 Wm G Hoyt.
No 23 Saul S Ward.
No 24 Alexander B Wood.
No 25 George Mulholland.
No 26 Wm C Schroeder.
No 27 Theodore J Paquette.
No 28 Clarence C O'Brien.
Sub-Carriers-Elmer E Goetz, Henry J Dowd, Waldo M Wallace, Wm D Budd, Fred Anders, Walter Kalt. Special Delivery Messenger-Fred E Armstrong.
Six deliveries daily in the business portion of the city, at 7 and 8:30 a m, 12 m, 1:15, 4:30, 5:30 and 10 p m.
Three deliveries on northern division to Potter street, 7 and 8:30 a m and 1:15 p m.
Two deliveries daily in the entire city, at 8.30 a mi and 1 :15 p m.
Collections, week days-2:30, 6:45. 8:30, 9:45, 11 and 12 a m ; 1:30, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 p m in business district and greater part of city at 2 a m.
Three collections are made by the carriers on Sunday, business district, at 1 :30 a m, 5 and 7 p m, and entire city at 5 p m.
Custodian of Federal Building, Charles E Lown.
Acting Custodian, Louise W Moore.
Janitor. John Dietrich.
Janitor, Wm H Atherton.
Janitor, Fred E Kremer.
RURAL CARRIERS.
Route No 1 Anthony F Korrek.
Route No 2 Ignatz Poplewski.
Route No 3 Edward H Ranous.
Route No 4 Alex Poplewski.
Route No 5 B B Finlay.
Route No 6 Daniel S Hewitt.
Route No 7 James B Teal.
Route No 8 Ernest Sanderhoff.
Substitute-Fred E Armstrong.
Rural Routes, Saginaw Post Office, E S.
Route No 1-Outskirts of the city of Saginaw, from Cass River to Crow Island.
Route No 2-Northern half of Buena Vista to Bay County line.
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Route No 3-Janes and Wadsworth roads, across Bue- na Vista into Township of Blumfield.
Route No 4-Vassar road, through southern Buena Vista into southwestern part of Blumfield.
Route No 5-Webber street, King road and adjacent territory in N E portion of Bridgeport Twp, and N W corner of Frankenmuth Twp.
Route No 6-Genesee plank and strip of territory about one mile wide, east through Bridgeport Twp to Frankenmuth Twp line.
Route No 7-Washington av Town Line road and across the Cass River, serving the eastern part of Spaulding Township.
Route No 8-North of Michigan av and Carrollton rd, through Carrollton and Zilwaukee, 11/2 miles west, thence southeast to Carrollton and return.
POST OFFICE-WEST SIDE.
Building 114-116 S Michigan av. Wm. F. Hemmeter, Post- master ; John J Williams, Asst Postmaster. Office hours 6:30 a m to 8 p m. Money order and registered letter department open 6:30 a m to 9 p m. Money order and registered letter department open 6:30 a m to 9 p m.
Contract-Stations. No 1-2001 N Michigan av. No 2-1200 Court.
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No 3-1000 Gratiot av. No 4-1421 Michigan av. No 5-2380 S Michigan av.
Money Order Department.
Assistant Postmaster-John J Williams.
Mailing Department:
George R Copeland and Ernest E Vibert.
City Delivery Department.
Assorting Clerks-Wm E Richardson, Wm C Fritz Louis H Anderson, George Huber.
General Delivery Department. Ernest E Vibert.
Registered Letter Department. Wm E Richardson.
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Stamp Department.
Ernest E Vibert. Sub-Clerk-Philip E Vibert.
Free Delivery Department Carriers.
No 1 Edwin C Short.
No 2 Herman B Purmort.
No 3 Wm C Krauss.
No 4 Frank X Wittmann.
No 5 Thomas E Doughty.
No 6 Rudolph F Ewald.
No 7 Edward P Bray.
No 8 Louis A Paulenske.
No 9 John H Freudenstein.
No 10 Clinton W Osborn.
No 11 Wm T Wheeler.
No 12 Charles J Kleinschmidt.
No 13 Wade B Whitman.
No 14 Philip L Hudson.
Sub-Carriers-Michael H Popeck, H W Heidtke, Wm J Trommer.
Special Delivery Messenger-Clarence Koerber.
Six deliveries daily in the business portion of the city, at 7, 8 and 11:30 a m, and 1, 4 and 6 p m. Two deliv- eries daily in the entire city, 8 a m and 1 p m. Collections- Week days, 5.30, 7, 9 and 11 a m; 1. 2, 4. 5 and 8 p m. Sundays, 3 p m residence section and 7 p m in business section.
Rural Carriers.
Route No 1 F Wm Zagelmeyer.
Route No 2 Smith Benson.
Route No 3 Felix W Milz.
Route No 4 Cyrus C Eaton.
Route No 5 Benjamin F Eaton.
Route No 6 James Bourdeau.
Substitutes-Frederick Dustin, Ernest Johnson, Wm G Liskow.
Rural Routes, Saginaw (West Side) Post Office.
Route No 1-To Tittabawassee river-northwest along river six miles to Tittabawassee town, returning one mile east to State street, thence to Brockway into the city.
Route No 2-Leaving city on Gratiot avenue-west on Gratiot road across State Road Bridge, covering southeastern and central portion of Thomastown.
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Route No 3-Leave city on S Michigan av, covering central and northern portion of Jamestown and ex- treme southeastern portion of Thomastown.
Route No 4 Delivering northeast portion of Saginaw- town, extreme western portion of Kochville, and eastern line (part) of Tittabawassee.
Route No 5-Leave city on Bay street-through ex- treme northeast portion of Saginaw town north through center of Kochville to Bay county line.
Route No 6-Delivering easterly portion of Kochville to Bay County line, returning one mile west through Kochville.
CARROLLTON POST OFFICE, se cor Maple and Madison, Thomas P Griffin, P M. Office hours 7 a m to 7 p m week days only.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC.
Abstract Building, 116 S Jefferson av.
Academy of Music The, Washington av, ne cor Janes av.
Achard Building, 4071/2 Court.
Adams Block, ws Hamilton bet Court and Adams.
Andre Block, 412-414 Court.
Arbeiter Hall (E S), Janes av, se cor Fourth av.
Arbeiter Hall (W S), cor Adams and Oakley.
Armory Building, ne cor S Water and Janes av.
Arthur Hill Apartments, 210 S Washington av.
Auditorium The, nw cor S Washington and Janes avs.
Bancroft House Block, sw cor Genesee and Washington avs.
Baum Block, se cor Baum and Tuscola.
Baumgarten Block, 800-802 Genesee av.
Bearinger Building, 126-132 N Franklin.
Beck Apartments, 813-815 Genesee av.
Bernhard Block, 300-304 Court.
Beuthin Block, 1700-1702 Janes av.
Bittman Block, 321-325 N Hamilton and 412-414 Han- cock.
Bliss Block and Hall, ne cor Michigan and Genesee avs. Bohemia Hall, Wadsworth av, sw cor N Twelfth.
Brenner Block, 119-121 S Hamilton.
Brewer Block, 125-129 N Franklin.
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers' Hall, 715 N War- ren av. Buena Vista Block, 100-104 Genesee av.
Butman & Rust Block, 312 Court.
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Carrollton Town Hall, sw cor Carrollton and Hickory. Cass Block, sw cor Baum and Tuscola. Central Labor Union Hall, 109 N Jefferson av. Central Police Station, 312-314 Germania av. Chase Block, 114-116 N Washington av. Christensen Block, 1217-1223 Court. City Highway Building, 211 S Baum. City Market, ne cor Franklin and Janes av. Connelly Block, 131-135 S Washington av. Connery Flats, 231-235 N Washington av. Cosendai Apartments, 127 N Jefferson av. County Jail, Michigan av nw cor Court. County Offices, sw cor Michigan av and Court. Courier-Herald Building, 116 S Jefferson av. Court House, sw cor Michigan av and Court. Cross Block, 718-722 Genesee av. Dalke Block, 700-702 S Washington av. Darmstaetter Block, 121-123 Lapeer av. Derby Block, 115-125 N Water. Detroit Block, 521-523 Lapeer av.
Dietrich Block, 632-634 N Third av.
Dittmar Block, nw cor Hamilton and Hancock.
Dunk Block, 518-526 Genesee av. Fagle Block, 214-218 Genesee av.
Eddy Building, ne cor Genesee and Washington avs.
Edelmann Block, 716 Genesee av.
Eighteenth Ward Hall, s s Williams nr Fayette. Elks' Temple, nw cor Warren and Germania avs.
Emerick Building. 120 N Hamilton. Engineers' Hall. 715 N Warren av.
Everett House Block, Genesee av and Franklin.
Exchange Block, 101-105 Genesee av. Falcons Temple, 630 S 14th. Federal Building, se cor Germania and Jefferson avs. Federation Hall, 109 N Jefferson av.
Fifth Ward Hall, w s N 11th, bet Tuscola and Johnson. Foresters' Temple, 131 S Franklin. Gaensbauer Block, 211 N Hamilton.
Gallagher Block, 131-135 S Washington av.
Gamble Block, 821-825 Genesee av.
G A R Hall, 409-411 Court.
Geisler Block, Genesee av sw cor Jefferson av. Germain Temple of Music, 400-404 S Washington av. Germania Hall, ne cor Lapeer and Third avs. Germania Institute, ne cor Lapeer and Third avs. Government Building, Germania av, se cor Jefferson av. Gosen Hall. 1301-1305 Court.
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Gospel Hall, 225 N Hamilton.
Graebner Building, 120-128 N Michigan av.
Grand Trunk Railway Depots, Washington av cor Thompson and 400 W Genesee av.
Green Block, 713-717 Genesee av. Hamilton Square Building, 202-210 N Hamilton.
Hardin Block, 1200-1204 Court.
Harrison Hall, nw cor N Sixth and Tuscola.
Heavenrich Block, ne cor Genesee av and Franklin.
Heller Block, 804-806 Genesee av.
Hess Block, 107-111 N Washington av.
Hollister Flats, 406-412 N Franklin.
Hoyt Public Library, ne cor S Jefferson and Janes avs.
Hughes Block, sw cor Hamilton and Hancock.
Hurtubise Block, 412-422 S Hamilton.
1 OO F Halls, 412-414 Hancock, 725 N Fifth av, 715 N Warren av, 2710 S Washington av and cor Madison and Maple, Carrollton.
Inter-Urban Passenger Station, Germania av nw cor Franklin.
Jeffers Block, 124-126 S Washington av.
Jeffers Terrace, 304-314 Carroll.
Jeffers Theatre, 124-126 S Washington av.
Keho Block, 408 Court.
Keith Apartments, 603-605 Court.
Kelly Block. 821-823 Genesee av.
Killinger Block, 422-426 Potter.
King Block, se cor N Warren av and Potter.
Kinney Block, 404 Court.
Kirby Building, 111-113 S Franklin.
Knights of Columbus Hall, 226 N Washington av.
Knights of Pythias Castle Halls, 4151/2 Court and 131 S Franklin.
K O T M Halls, 712 and 719 Genesee av, 2723 S Wash- ington av, 4151/2 Court, 1830 N Fayette and se cor Wadsworth and Kimball (B V).
Kohn Block, sw cor S Fayette and Gratiot av. Kosciuszko Hall, Perkins and S 12th.
Kundinger Block, 210 S Hamilton.
Lalonde Apartments, 128 N Jefferson av.
Lawrence Building, 209 S Jefferson av.
Lerczak Hall, se cor Jackson and Shattuckville rd, Car- rollton.
Lilienthal Block, 408-410 Genesee av.
Louden Block, 901-903 Genesee av. Loyal Order of Moose Hall, 202 N Hamilton. Luster Block, 323 Genesee av.
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McFarlan Block, 122-124 N Washington av.
Mann's Block, es Franklin, bet Genesee av and Tuscola.
Mason Building, 102 S Washington av.
Masonic Hall, 2723 S Washington av.
Masonic-Maccabee Building, 2723 S Washington av.
Masonic Temple (E S), N Washington av ne cor John-
son ; (W S), sw cor Adams and Fayette.
Mercer Building, 209-211 Genesee av.
Merrill Building, Court, se cor Michigan av.
Mershon Club House, nr Mershon Station.
Michigan Central Passenger Depots, W Genesee av nr
Michigan av, foot of Court and Washington av ne cor Emerson.
Michigan Naval Brigade Armory, ne cor Water and Janes av.
Michigan State Telephone Building, 300 S Washington av.
Miller Block, Court, se cor Hamilton.
Miller Block (2), 808-810 Janes av.
Mordec Hall. 522 Perkins.
Morley Block, 115-129 N Washington av.
Myrtle Hall, 512-514 Potter.
Nathan Blocks, 108-112 N Hamilton and 517 Genesee av.
Nickodemus Block, 700-702 Genesee av.
Ninth Ward Hall, sw cor Martha and Ward.
Nineteenth Ward Hall, S Hamilton bet Lee and Wayne. Norris Block, 101-103 Genesee av.
Odd Fellows' Halls, 412-414 Hancock, 725 N Fifth av, 715 N Warren av. 2710 S Washington av and cor Madison and Maple, Carrollton.
Ozeraites Hall, 1325 Hess av.
Parsons Block, 217-223 N Hamilton.
Pendell Block, 415 Genesee av.
Penney Block, Genesee av, se cor Franklin.
Penoyer Hall, 1820 N Fayette.
Pettibone Block, 618-622 Genesee av.
Police Station (E S), 312 Germania av.
Police Station (W S), 408 Adams.
Polish Falcon's Alliance Hall, ne cor S 14th and Hartsuff. Polish Hall, Annesly, ne cor 15th (B V).
Post Office (E S), Germania av, se cor Jefferson av.
Post Office (W S). 114-116 S Michigan av.
Potter Street Depot, Potter opp Warren av.
Prall Block, 111 S Jefferson av.
Public and School Library (W S), N Webster, se cor Hancock.
Pulaski Hall, s s Perkins bet 10th and 11th.
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Pythian Castle Halls, 41512 Court and 131 S Franklin. Qualmann Building, 810-818 Genesee av.
Quinnin Block, 112 N Baum.
Reitz Block, 818 Janes av.
Rich Bros' Blocks, 413 Genesee av and 412-416 Tuscola. Royal Block, 120-122 S Franklin.
Safety Storage Building, 213-217 Tuscola.
Saginaw Federation of Labor Hall, 109 N Jefferson av.
Salina Block, 2622-2624 S Washington av.
Schick Block, 120-122 N Baum.
Schmelzer Apartments, 119-125 S Jefferson av.
Schmelzer Building, 737-745 Hoyt av.
Schust Block, sw cor Lapeer av and Sixth.
Schwemer & Witt Block, 719-723 Genesee av.
Second National Bank Building, 110-112 N Washington avenue.
Seemann & Peters Block, 200-206 N Franklin and 301- 311 Tuscola.
Simpson Block, sw cor Adams and Hamilton.
Sixth Ward Hall, 646 S 4th av.
Smith Hall, 41512 Court.
Stiber Building, 401-405 N 9th.
Stolz Block, 805-807 Genesee av.
Swinton Building, 123 S Franklin.
Teutonia Opera House, w s Fayette, bet Court and Adams.
Thirteenth Ward Hall, 2317 N Michigan av.
Tower Block, junction Genesee and Lapeer avs.
Turner Block, 114-116 S Washington av.
Turner Hall, Third av, near Lapeer av.
Twentieth Ward Hall, 115 Bay.
Union Block, 110-114 S Water.
Utility Block, 225-229 S Washington av.
Valley Telephone Bldg, nw cor Jefferson and Germania avenues.
Van Wey Block, 409-411 Court.
Wartenberg Hall, 1201-1207 Court.
Water Works (E S), 955 Douglas.
Water Works (W S), foot Hancock.
Wiechmann Building, se cor Genesee and Jefferson avs. Wiggins Block, 113-115 S Jefferson av.
Workers' Hall, 215 N Water.
Y M C A Building, sw cor Michigan av and Ames.
Y W CA Building. 211-217 S Jefferson av.
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RATES OF FARE. Authorized by City Ordinance for Carriages, Express Wagons, Drays, Etc.
For carrying passengers at the following prices and 110 more, viz .: From 6 o'clock a m to 11 o'clock p m, a distance of not exceeding one and one-half miles by the most direct route, the sum of twenty-five cents for each passenger, and for a greater distance than one and one-half miles the sum of fifty cents for each passenger, and between the hours of 11 o'clock p m and 5 o'clock a m, double fare may be charged and collected, and the time of starting with the pas- senger shall be the time governing the charge there- for. Provided, That no charge shall be made for car- rying children of the age of six years when accom- panied by a paying passenger, and that between the ages of six and ten years only half fare shall be col- lected for children accompanied by a paying pas- senger, and each paying passenger shall be entitled to have carried by such conveyance, without charge. any baggage not exceeding fifty pounds in weight, and for each piece of baggage weighing over fifty pounds, twenty-five cents may be charged and col- lected. For the use of any public or licensed vehicle by the hour, for no more than four persons, and with the privilege of going from place to place. and stop- ping as often as required, one dollar for the first hour and seventy-five cents for each additional hour or fraction thereof, and for each additional person twenty-five cents extra, between the hours of 5 o'clock a m and 11 o'clock p m. and double such prices between 11 o'clock p m and 5 o'clock a m, and when employed by the day not exceeding five dollars shall be charged for the use of any such vehicle. But no employment by the day shall consist of more than ten hours, nor last later than 9 o'clock p m.
This ordinance shall apply to any vehicle which may at any time be placed for hire upon any stand, and to all omnibuses, carriages and vehicles kept by any person or persons for the purpose of conveying pas- sengers for hire to or from steamboats and pas- senger depots and other places within the City of Saginaw.
Draymen shall be entitled to demand and receive of their customers as compensation for their services the fol- lowing sums and no more: Where one animal is
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employed in hauling the dray used, two blocks dis- tance and under, twenty-five cents; two blocks dis- tance and under four blocks, thirty-five cents ; under three-quarters of a mile, fifty cents ; three-quarters of a mile and to the extent of the city limits, seventy- five cents and no more, except when two men are re- quired, when it shall be lawful to charge twenty-five cents per hour, or fraction thereof, for such addi- tional man; and when two animals are employed in hauling the dray fifteen cents additional may be charged and collected. Provided. That no drayman shall make any more trips or loads than is actually necessary for any customer, and the distance for which he may charge shall be computed by the shortest route between the place of receiving and delivering the drayed articles or goods.
SCHOOLS-PUBLIC-EAST SIDE. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month in Mechan- ical Library Room, Manual Training School, War- ren av, ne cor Millard.
Officers for the Year 1914-1915.
Franklin E Bastian, Pres; Dr Wm F English, Vice-Pres ; I'm C Klumpp, Sec and Treas. Office of Board, 610 Bearinger Bldg. Both Tels 1550. E C Warriner, Supt ; Mary E Dow, Librarian; Chester A Dingman, Messenger.
Inspectors.
1st Ward-Owen Hales.
2nd Ward-J Will Grant.
3rd Ward-Dr Charles P Stone.
4th Ward-Gustav F Oppermann.
5th Ward-Frank E Bastian.
6th Ward-Dr Norman J Pike. 7th Ward-Hamilton Watson. 8th Ward-Henry Witters. 9th Ward-Wm J Johnson. 10th Ward-Dr Wm F English.
11th Ward-Charles W Thompson.
12th Ward-Bertrand A Wright.
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*The terms of all inspectors of even numbered wards, are for four years from the third Monday in July, 1914, and the terms of the inspectors from odd num- bered wards, expire in four years from the third Mon- day in July, 1913.
Superintendent-E C' Warriner; Margaret MI Hoerner, Clerk. Office hours at High School ( Manual Train- ing Building), 4 to 5 p m each school day.
Truant Sergeant-Wm T Waack.
Messenger-George E Scollen.
Supervisors-Music, Kate M B Wilson; Drawing, Ma- rion E Gubtil ; Penmanship, Solon S Purdy ; Manual Training Teachers. Lelia B Crabbe, Katherine Casey, B W J Craig. Elsie Feige ; School for Deaf, Bessie L Kinney.
High School-Three buildings with Manual Training Dept. Gymnasium and Bath House, S Warren av, cor Millard. Principal, W W Warner. Teachers, Helen B King, Elizabeth Zahner. Fannie A Burn- ham, Solon S Purdy, Macy Kitchen, Margaret Mer- rill, Julia H Roberts, Hilary E Brady, Howard S Doolittle, Lois Wilson. May E Webster. Jessie R Herman. John W Mitchell. Charlotte T Denfeld, Gertrude O'Brien, John E Tanis, Cara G Loveland. Catherine Douglas, Bertha A Blanchard, Rudolph Guder, Mary A Weber, Minnie Einfalt, Elizabeth B Flannigan, Genevieve W Purmort, Marjorie H Nich- olson. Georgia H Maier, Katherine Chamberlain, Henry W Lichtner: Librarian, Ella A Truckner. Manual Training Teachers-Howard Hollenbach, Direc- tor ; Pearl E Davis, Anna C Finlay, Ruby M Smith, Walter F Tippey. Christian Hoerner, Henry C Wienke, Edna M Moiles, Mabel M Hay, L Millicent Yackey.
Gymnasium Teachers-Franz Dreier, Ruth F Smith. Trade School-Teachers, Earl E Biggam, Arthur E Kel- sey. H M Jacklin.
Central School. n s Germania av. bet Park and Second. Principal. J S Kennedy; Assistant Principal, Jessie M Tillock. Teachers, Isadore Flanders. Della H Jacques, Frances R Law, Mary H Bowers, Ruth Winkler, Amy Anderson.
Crary School. Carroll. bet Warren and Weadock avs. Principal. Kate F Holst. Teachers. Jennie M Camp- bell, Laura E Bogardus, M Theresa Fritz. Clara L MacGowan, Lotta E Birdsall. Gladys C Wilkins, Bessie N Rahal.
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Emerson School, Emily, bet Merrill and Mott. Principal, Cassius H Handley ; Assistant Principal, Jessie A Loomis. Teachers, May E A Payne, Lucy Davis, Myrtle K Hill, Amelia McCrary, Agnes B Muir, Elizabeth Fesler, Clara A Rademacher, Jessie M Mc- Calman, Ella S Rhodes, Eleanor McVety, Cora E McEachron, Kathryn Keller, Anna B Campbell, Alice Hopcroft.
Germania School. Tuscola, bet Third and Fourth avs. Principal, L J A Ibershoff ; Assistant Principal, Em- ma L Curtis. Teachers, Emilie M Bruske, Minnie A Erwin, Blanche L Plues, Elsie Lippelt. Carrie Fuerstenau, Matilda Prottengeier, Flora M Hey- mann, Blanch M Towne; School for Deaf, Bessie L Kinney.
Houghton School. s s Johnson, opp Tenth. Principal, Sarah Fox. Teachers, Mary L Helm, Charlotte H Feahr. Jennie B Reinke, Bertha Hesse, Alvina K Pas- solt, Elva M Grow, Rose MI Reitter, Karia Beierle, Bertha A Searles.
Hoyt School, Jefferson av, bet Hoyt av and Emerson. Principal. J W Langdon. Teachers, Elizabeth O'Neill. Jessie McLean, Carolyn Keppler, Williamina Green, Mabel M Stahl. Flora A LeRoy, Lorna C Bliss, Alice M Shea. Mary B McInnis.
Jones School, Cherry, bet Tenth and Eleventh. Princi- pal, Ella A Milligan; Assistant Principal, Kate M Hoock. Teachers, Maude Otto, Emma Eggert, Marie Walther, Hulda A Rhode. Bertha M Craw- ford.
Longfellow School, Holland av, bet Warren and Ward. Principal, Kate M Passolt. Teachers, Effie A Whit- ney. Estelle E Cameron, Sadie E Lamphear, Anna- belle E Steele, Bertha Hesse, Irma M Rice.
Potter School, Norman, bet Fifth and Sixth. Principal, Mary E Muir. Assistant Principal, Anna McHugh. Teachers, Marie Kane, Drusilla West, Neta Blais- dell, Helen B Harder, Frances B Rowden, Mildred Orr. Louise C Haas.
Salina School, cor Glasby and S Washington av. Prin- cipal, Katherine McInnis. Teachers, Hazel Brown, Elizabeth C Crispin, Jessie H Rouse, Louisa M Austin, Grace M Feahr.
Sweet School, Webber, bet Lincoln av and Wilkins. . Principal, Sarah M Fritz. Teachers, Hattie M Tur- ner, Florence Hornesky, Anna L Pequignot, Elsie B Pagel, Hulda M Reinert.
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Washington School, cor Washington av and Randolph. Principal, Eric S Wessborg; Assistant Principal. Josephine K Hugener. Teachers, Kittie M Rouse. Jennie S Rambo, Emma L Keeney, Isma McHugh, Mary R Sing, Edna Heilbronn.
Wadsworth Av School, s s Wadsworth av, 2 e of Ar- thur (B V). Principal, James E McDonald.
SCHOOLS-PUBLIC-WEST SIDE. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Meets first Thursday of each month at John Moore School Bldg, nw cor Court and Harrison.
Officers for the Year.
Lorenzo T Durand, Pres; Frank E Emerick, Vice-Pres; Charles A Khuen, Sec; E D Church, Treas; Dr. E E Curtis, Harker W Jackson, Trustees; Philip Huber, Supt.
Clerk of the Board-Arthur D Bate.
Medical Inspector-Dr J H Powers.
Stenographer-Mary L Smith.
Supply Clerk-Golda M Thompson.
Librarian-Anna A Benjamin.
Offices --- John Moore School Building.
Superintendant's Office-John Moore School Bldg, of- fice hours 8-9 a m, 3-4 p m.
Truant Sergeant-Eleazer Baskin.
Special Teachers-Drawing, Jennie M Sessions; Music, Louise M Smith; Domestic Science, Jeannette Hill : Manual Training and Domestic Art, Irmgard Jaeger. Principal County Normal, Ella M. Smith. Glenn E Crowley, Instructor. Training Teachers, Florence Cherry, Gladys A Eiler, Iva M Fischer, Karan M Graebner, Zita Quinlan, Gertrude M Fer- guson, Helen Keho, Alice Hazard, Arthur Cohoon. Arthur Hill High School, se cor Court and Harrison. Principal, Morell B Baker. Teachers, Lillian B Morgan, Florence Wells, Charlotte Coney, Florence Keating, Herman C Lange, Kate D L Miller, Ivah E Moore, M Estella Nash, Beulah M Carpenter. Charles A Hach, Elizabeth Koslowsky, Flora E Judd, Rhoda Pfeiffer, Katherine E Newberg.
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Arthur Hill Trade School, cor S Michigan av and Mac- kinaw. Principal, Gustav B Eggert. Teachers, Estelle Hyman, Edward Armstrong, Wert B Holt, Mrs Emma S Diem, Lottie J Williamson, Henry J Busch, Edith M Brown, Bertha Rachuth, G Pauline Cresswell.
Bliss School, nw cor Bristol and Bond. Principal, M Gertrude Storch. Teachers, Dorothy Fruechtel, Mildred M Campau, Flora B Newell, Maude I Hen- derson, Helen Dailey, Pearl McK Robinson, Ada C Packer.
David H Jerome School, sw cor Dearborn and Harrison. Principal, Julia McPhillips. Teachers, Edith L Smith, May L Benjamin, E Antoinette Wellington, Adele Fernette, Julia C Smith, Mary McBratnie, Nellie M Washburn, Lena Reins, Ena Alger, Flor- ence Cherry, Zita Quinlan.
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