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1,200
1-2
5
2
3
70
35
2
3
36
J. F. Kimerline
810
1-4
7 9
2
5
78
39
2
5
38
C. D. Hubbell
1,000
1-8
12
2
10
59
29
2
10
32
C. M. Knight
700
8
3
6
62
37
3
4
36
F. O. Reeve
810
17
17
42
17
38
F. O. Cosgrove
1,000
1-2
9
2
7
111
37
2
7
36
F. P. Shumaker
1,000
1-3
9
1
9
79
37
1
7
38
C. A. Hitchcock
750
1-6
7
1
6
75
36
6
40
H. L. Cosgrove
900
1
2
61
32
1
2
66
C. W. Harding.
550
15
1
15
125
46
15
38
G. W. McGinnis
1,250
A11.
6
2
4
70
30
2
4
32
P. C. Zemer
720
1-4
6
2
4
70
31
2
4
32
S. A. Minnich
720
1-10
3
1
?
71
23
1
1
28
J. S. Royer.
500
3
1
2
80
38
1
2
32
L. C. Walker
640
8
1
6
88
35
1
6
32 J. M. Bunger ..
1,000
1-4
7
2
5
68
30
1
5
32
A. W. Gamble
720
1-6
3
2
1
68
40
2
1
32
T. L. Simmermon
680
1-10
C. W. Oldt
540
1
2
60
42
1
2
36
Ladies.
Average number of weeks taught.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
sion.
Average
İ11
nearest integer.
wages
half or more than
of
8
42
3
8
36
E. D. Lyon.
1,050
1-4
3
11
4.2
11
36
12
11
41
11
36
13
3
36
4
5
4
6
79
80
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
Counties
Districts.
Receipts for the year.
Exp'ditures for the yr.
Number of school-houses erected
Cost of school-houses erected and
sites purchased within the year.
No.of school-houses in the district.
No. of school-rooms exclusive of
rooms used only for recitation.
Value of school property, includ- ing grounds, schoo-houses, fur- niture, apparatus, etc.
Defiance
Hicksville ..
$8,169 33
$4.292 43
1
8
$12,000
Delaware
Ashley
2,376 12
2,362 34
2
4 2,000
Galena
2,000 78
1,623 88
1
4
4,000
Ostrander
2,632 28
2,342 69
1
4
8,000
Sunbury
2,290 16
2,272 37
1
4
5,000
Krie
Berlin Heights
2,958 76
2,013 89
2
5
12,000
Huron
9,911 92
5,880 05
1
8
20,000
Kelley's Island.
4,098 37
2,834 01
5
5
5,800
Milan
6,040 27
4,171 64
1
5
18,000
Vermillion
3,541 78
3,056 72
2
5
20,000
Fairfield
Baltimore
2,407 49
1,830 90
1
1
...
Basil
2,440 54
1,255 90
1
2
4,500
Lithopolis .
2,491 52
1,927 18
1
3
3,500
Sugar Grove
1,660 38
1,008 71
1
3
4,000
Fayette
Bloomingburg
4,591 96
2,856 76
2
5
3,000
Jeffersonville
3,864 33
2,567 20
3
6
3,500
Franklin
Canal Winchester
4,114 23
3,432 82
1
5
6,000
Dublin
1,309 91
1,150 62
1
3
2,000
Grahanna
2,826 32
2,618 51
1
8
9,000
Grove City.
2,160 91
2,102 08
1
3
5,000
Groveport
5,865 71
4,755 64
1
3
13,500
Harrisburg
1,604 18
1,437 87
1,653 83
1
4
6,000
Madison Tp
374 27
373 75
1
2
2,500
New Albany
3,810 34
3,313 30
2
8
10,500
Westerville
3,952 82
3,137 81
1
6
10,000
Worthington
4,596 82
3,535 31
1
5
21,000
Fulton
Archbold
19,338 20
15,483 38
1 $21,000
1
5
30,000
Delta.
6,768 75
5,702 08
1
6
22,000
Fayette
5,052 16
3,277 64
14
20,000
Lyons
717 64
649 55
1
2
1,000
Spring Hill
860 68
644 22
1
2
3,000
Swanton
3,438 03
2,464 01
1
4
6,000
Wauseon
6,928 58
4,825 24
2
8
20,000
Gallia
Chambersburg
364 36
341 00
1
2
2,000
Crown City
682 27
503 71
1
2
2,000
Kyger
445 88
323 66
1
1
1,000
Vinton
1,435 55
950 78
1
2
500
Geauga
Chardon
9,819 40
5,858 66
1
5
25,000
Chester
912 97
610 00
1
2
1,500
Green e.
Beaver Creek Tp ..
14,485 52
9,792 95
15
16
20,500
Bellbrook
1.853 49
1,468 43
1
3
1,000
Cedarville
5,723 38
3,960 87
2
8
15,000
Clifton
3,686 39
2,212 29
1
4
6,000
1
5,000
Hilliard
1,953 32
10,599 07
7,681 59
15
15
17,000
Reynoldsburg
....
within the year.
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
No. of teachers necessary to sup- ply the schools.
No. of teachers em-
ployed, not includ-
ing those that gave
half their school
time to supervision.
teachers per month,
in dollars to the
No. of teachers that
taught the entire
time in the year the
schools were in ses-
Average number of weeks taught.
Superintendents' salary.
Portion of superintendents' time employed in supervision.
10
2
8
$60
$34
2
8
36
W. E. Bowman
$720
1-10
4
2
2
77
35
2
32 W. I. Crane
800
4
1
3
75
25
1
3
32 M. N. Miller ..
600
1-6
4
2
2
55
28
2
2
32
J. W. Cross
600
1-40
4
2
2
63
40
2
2
32
W. W. Storms
640
5
1
3
78
30
1
8
36
S. L. Hill
700
.......
7
2
5
58
38
2
5
36
B. B. Hall.
1,000
2-5
5
5
105
36
1
4
38
W. G. Scroggie
1,000
...... .....
5
1
4
83
38
1
4
36
J. O. Versoy ..
750
1-20
4
2
2
54
25
2
2
32
F. P. Schisler
500
3
2
1
53
22
2
1
32
R. B. Bennett
520
1-20
3
2
1
68
35
2
1
34
C. L. Boyer ..
638
3
1
2
50
28
1
2
32
P. R. Wolfe
400
5
2
3
67
35
2
36
D. S. Ferguson
800
1-8
6
2
3
55
38
3
3
32
J. A. Edge
640
1-20
6
3
3
75
37
3
2
36
Thos. Fitzgerald
1,000
1-20
3
2
1
55
30
2
1
32
S. H. Layton ..
560
1-20
3
1
2
80
33
1
8
J. Everett Holland
640
.......
5
2
8
75
37
2
J. A. Wilcox
900
1-20
3
1
8
65
40
1
W. V. Wright.
520
1-12
4
2
2
70
38
1
O. A. Wright
560
1-5
15
10
5
39
39
10
5
34 J. Heffley
600
A11.
2
2
1
35
25
5
4
1
65
35
4
1
1,150
5
2
3
63
87
2
8
88
D. W. Wright
709
1-4
6
2
4
60
31
1
4
34
A. L. Biglow
510
1-8
7
3
4
57
34
3
4
36 E. K. Barnes.
865
11
8
3
56
32
8
3
36 J. E. Dodds
1,800
1-4
4
1
3
50
33
1
36
W. W. Geer
450
8
1
7
100
33
1
5
36
O. F. Laughbaum
1,500
1-4
...
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
45
27
1
1
32
C. A. Lackey.
340
7
2
5
52
40
2
5
38
2
1
1
60
30
1
1
36
C. F. Easton
540
16
5
11
57
47
5
11
34
R. W. Mitchell
900
3
1
2
65
40
1
2
36
W. C. Wilson
585
3-13
8
3
4
60
46
2
3
86 J. H. Sayrs
720
1-20
5
1
4
75
47
1
3
34
J. E. Collins
638
...
...
5
36
Nannie V. Hayes
741
1
4
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
sio11.
Names of superintendents.
Gentlemen
of
wages
Average
nearest integer.
6.
S. C. C. S.
6
2
4
68
36
1
4
36
T. M. Fouts.
800
.....
2
1
2
45
26
1
1
32 G. W. Hayward.
360
..
1
1
45
20
1
1
32
C. G. Miller
360
1
36
1
24
J. G. Williams.
216
24
A. V. Caldwell
300
28
J. T. Robinsou
280
3
1
2
50
29
1
2
32
L. T. Fisher
400
1-8
2
36
2
32
2
32
25 F. C. Wilson
219
40
D. J. Snyder
2
38
40
32
52
81
half or more than
82
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
Counties.
District.
Receipts for the year.
Exp'ditures for the yr.
Number of school-houses' erected
within the year.
Cost of school-houses erected and
sites purchased within the year.
No. of school-houses in the district.
No of school-rooms exclusive of
Value of school property, includ-
ing grounds, school-houses, fur- niture, apparatus, etc.
Greene
Fairfield.
$ 3,681 73
1,839 95
1
3
$ 5,000
Jamestown
11,205 80
6,143 22
7
18,000
Osborn
5,486 49
3,133 09
1
5
6,000
Spring Valley ..
3,191 64
2,152 96
1
1
7
10,000
Guernsey ....
Cambridge ...
22,716 36
18,338 23
$ 800
4
23
100,000
Cumberland,
5,233 51
3,232 83
1
4
10.000
Kimbolton
3,322 35
928 90
1
3
1,500
Quaker City ..
5,330 32
2,633 30
1
6
12,000
Hamilton ......
Addyston
14,183 58
13,484 54
1
12,000
8
8
17,000
Avondale
56,362 12
32,736 57
18,000
1
16
93,000
Bridgetown
1,863 30
1,546 20
1
2
6,000
Camp Dennison
1,654 94
1,223 80
1
2
4,000
Cheviot.
2,217 05
1,928 34
1
3
2,500
Cleves
8,705 07
8,364 94
4,000
2
5
13,500
Clifton
13,590 06
6,767 29
1
College Hill
5,830 08
4,369 09
5,680 37
1
6
15,000
Elmwood
9,610 75
5,460 61
1
8
11,000
Fern Bank
2,439 85
2,271 40
1
2
5,000
Glendale
11,032 34
5,752 73
1
5
10.000
Gravelotte
2,549 82
1
4
5,000
Harrison
9,038 51
1
10
15,000
Hartwell
11,772 38
1
8
40,000
Jefferson
1,269 47
1
2
3,000
Linwood
5,535 66
4,984 21
1
6
16,000
Lockland
13,454 11
11,394 72
2
12
30,000
1,963 85
1,935 -13
1
8
4,000
Mt. Airy
2,842 14
1 833 66
1
3
7,000
North Bend
1,881 75
1,326 81
1
2
8,000
Norwood
31,648 99
27,650 99
2
25,000
3
12
60,000
Oakland.
5,968 60
3,978 63
1
4
10,000
Plainville.
1,481 32
1,305 21
1
2
4,925
Warsaw
7,330 80
5,365 56
1
4
20,000
West Loveland
2,454 05
2,087 98
1
3,500
1
4
7,000
Westwood
8,037 47
7,885 23
1
7
30,000
Williams
2,808 17
1,497 19
1
2
2,125
Winton Place
8,796 99
6,256 81
1
6
25.000
Wyoming
19,795 92
19,760 28
3
16
38,000
Hancock
McComb ..
6,808 33
3,814 34
1
7
16,400
Mt. Blanchard .....
2,997 65
2,199 69
1
3
7.000
Vanlue ..
9,195 11
2,046 28
1
3
600
Hardin
Ada
37,226 80
8,754 69
1
4,000
2
12
6,000
Patterson
1,616 73
1,264 88
3
3,000
Harrison
Bowerston ..
2,818 68
1,686 91
1
3
800
Cadiz.
14,745 33
8,795 38
2
11
23,000
Freeport
2,564 83
2,532 57
1
4
3,000
Harrisville
2,305 58
1,357 66
1
3
8,000
Jewett ..
2,749 44
1,472 22
1
4
10,000
Scio ...
3,071 06
1,672 70
1
4
5,000
Henry.
Deshler
6,274 35
4,809 02
1
6
10,000
Holgate
18,609 95
16,693 94
1
12,000
1
6
14,000
Napoleon
11,225 36
8,771 55
2
13
55,000
Ridgeville ..
1,797 82
1,106 29
1
2
4,000
1
8
25,000
Montgomery ...
1,825 65
1,778 25
1
3
10,000
Newtown
2,593 14
2,150 69
3,925 42
13,000
1
2
21,000
Pleasant Ridge
5,972 25
8,811 29
8
12
25,000
12,023 67
1,517 45
Ludlow Grove ..
9,920 79
8,712 24
Maderia
4 000
Delhi Station
7,504 98
1
4
15,000
2,763 49
Green Township
11,386 30
5,308 09
6
4,000
Yellow Springs
6,939 14
4,538 69
rooms used only for recitation.
1
83
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
No. of teachers necessary to sup- ply the schools.
No. of teachers em-
ployed, not includ-
ing those that give
half their school
time to supervision.
teachers per month,
in dollars to the
nearest integer.
taught the entire
time in the year the
schools were in ses-
Average number of weeks taught.
Names of superintendents.
Superintendents' salary.
Portion of superintendents' time employed in supervision.
Gentlemen
2
70
45
1
2
34
G. A. Hubbell.
$ 595
1-15
M. J. Flannery
810
1-10
1
5
80
45
1
5
36
S. S. Gabriel.
720
1-10
1
3
76
40
1
3
36
S. E. Pearson
684
1-10
2
7
90
28
1
7
34
G. S. Ormsby.
765
25
3
21
72
38
3
19
36
E. L. Abbey.
1,350
1-2
4
2
2
60
35
2
2
38
E. E Smock
730
1-20
6
2
4
63
31
2
4
32
W. H. Gregg
600
3-4
4
1
3
70
50
1
3
40
J. A. Heizer
700
1-10
17
1
16
115
62
1
16
39
A. B. Johnson
2,000
3-4
2
1
1
70
35
1
36
3
2
2
67
43
2
40
M. F. Andrew.
671
5
1
4
65
40
2
3
40
Leslie Struble
7
1
6
200
61
1
6
40
J. P. Cummins ..
2,000
1-4
6
1
6
120
53
1
4
39
J. (. Falkinburg.
1,200
1-6
8
1
5
100
48
1
5
39
O. F. Williams.
1,000
6
1
5
160
59
1
5
38
C. F. Dean
1,600
1-2
4
2
2
68
40
2
2
39
J. W. Sleppey
700
1-20
12 9
1
8
100
44
1
8
40
C. F. Stegmaier.
1,000
3-10
9
1
8
160
64
1
40
J. L. Trisler
1,600
1-5
6
1
5
120
55
1
12
2
10
118
55
2
10
S. T. Dial
1,600
1-5
7
2
5
120
62
5
3
1
2
80
45
1
2
3
1
2
70
45
1
2
3
1
2
70
38
1
3
40
J. C. Eversull.
700
2
1
2
90
48
1
2
40
W. E. Potts
900
1-6
2
1
1
65
40
1
1
40
A. E Stephens
650
10
1
9
135
62
1
9
39
1
3
120
55
3
38 A. J. McGrew
1,140
1-20
5
1
4
120
55
1
1
3
40
J. H. Carson
1,100
7
2
5
78
66
7
39
S. T. Logan
1,300
1-6
2
1
1
70
45
1
37
Z. D. Mayhew
€ 65
12
2
10
135
62
2
10
40
C. S. Fay.
2,000
1-2
3
4
53
31
2
4
33
C. M. Milroy
595
1-7
4
32
C. M. Lehr ..
560
L. E. Huston
560
13
2
11
50
32
1
11
32
E. E. White.
600
1-2
3
1
2
55
30
2
28
N. A. W. Stoker
385
3
1
2
40
35
2
M. Tope.
360
11
2
11
38
42
2
8
H. V. Merrick.
1,260
1-2
4
1
3
50
28
1
3
30
B. W. Rowland
375
1-5
3
2
2
52
32
2
G. W. Grissinger
445
3-20
4
1
3
75
33
1
3
36
T. C. Price ...
675
1-9
4
1
3
50
36
1
3
34
D. F. Grier
425
1-10
6
..
..
1
8
65
30
1
5
15
4
11
60
36
4
11
36 w. W. Weaver.
1,140
3-5
2
1
3
40
20
29
S. G. McCord.
290
2
1
1
85
50
1
1
41
P. C. Mill
890
1-20
5
1
3
110
70
1
3
40
A. J. Willey
2
2
60
2
40
Mary P. Morton
6
6
63
50
8
6
40
W. F. Hughes
800
1-20
2
1
1
60
40
1
1
40
H. L. Nelson
40
E. W. Wilkinson
1,200
1-10
39 W. S. Cadman
1,200
40 W. T. Swaim ..
700
1-6
C. M. Flowers
1,350
1-3
2
1
1
60
40
1
39
W. H. Ulrey
A. M. Boulware
1,200
4 3
1
2
65
43
2
36
T. P. Pierce
585
6
1
5
120
62
1
5
40
J. H. Locke
1,200
1-5
1
47
38
2
1
42
3
32
4
40
1
3
110
52
1 2
.
of
wages
Average
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
3
56
38
4
3
36
3
33
3
28
Minnie L. Ross
700
1
M. A. Thompson.
630
.
600
5
40
40 Z. T. DeMar
800
1 1
600
...
6
39
2
36
Florence Blackford.
600
25 H. C. Darrow
406
36 36
32
1,100
8
No. of teachers that
sion.
half or more than
84
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
Counties.
Districts.
Receipts for the year.
Exp'ditures for the year.
Number of school-houses erected
Cost of school-houses erected and
sites purchased within the year.
No. of school-houses in the district.
No. of school-rooms exclusive of
Value of school property, includ-
ing grounds. school-houses, fur- niture, apparatus, etc.
Highland .......
Greenfield
$ 9,709 75
$ 9,091 39
12
$30,000
Hillsboro.
13,658 46
*15,411 97
8
18
35,000
Leesburg
3,475 18
2,552 63
1
4
10 000
Lynchburg
4,113 97
*4,529 36
1
6
10,000
New Lexington
1,995 90
*2,134 33
1
4
6,000
Russell.
883 72
673 59
1
2
1,200
Hocking
Gore ..
1,525 48
846 88
1
2
800
Logan
24,163 84
18,958 14
1
2
17
40,000
Monday
1,999 78
1,844 53
1
4
3,000
Holmes
Killbuck
1,661 55
1,181 40
1
3
500
Millersburg
6,400 72
6,019 04
2
9
30,000
Winisburg.
1,754 17
666,73
1
2
2,000
Huron
Bellevue
16,452 74
8,987 12
2
18
25,000
Chicago Junction
7,372 78
7,342 45
2
20,000
Greenwich.
5,227 34
3,429 32
1
5
6,000
Lyme ...
10,089 22
4,919 66
1
7
32,000
New London.
8,669 21
5,907 06
1
6
25,000
North Fairfield ..
2,266 64
1,367 39
1
3
5,000
Plymouth
5,989 01
4,277 59
1
6
25,000
Jackson
Coalton
2,307 85
1,802 91
1
8
4,000
Glen Roy.
1,948 76
1,391 51
1
4
2,000
Jackson
19,361 75
14,078 64
4
22
40,000
Oak Hill
2,832 76
1,919 38
1
5
5,400
Wellston
29,875 84
16,618 81
4
20
25,000.
Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant ..
4,993 10
4,179 29
2
5
10,000
Centerburg
3,053 45
2,114 87
1
4
5,000
College Township
8,564 .03
2,348 36
2
5
1,900
Danv 11e
2,329 88
1,630 98
1
4
4.000
Fredericktown
6,433 12
8,939 15
1
5
8,000
Lake .....
...
Madison
3,748 70
2,798 39
1
4
10,000
Mentor
3,130 45
1,467 96
1
3
4,000
Painesville ..
32,502 10
16,586 24
3
15
64 790
Willoughby
7,259 22
5,030 31
2
5
20,000
Lawrence ..
Burlington
1,165 26
2
4
1,800
Hanging Rock
1,166 17 2,674 84
2,577 11
1
4
5,000
Licking.
Granville
9,864 10
6,258 55
1
6
25,000
Hanover.
2,826 56
2,026 9%
1
4
4,000
Hebron
2,236 41
1,767 97
1
4
4,000
Jacksontown.
1,642 72
1,236 85
1
2
2.000,
Jersey
2,137 92
1,791 52
1
2
2,500
Johnstown
5,467 51
3,392 57
1
4
10,000
Pataskala.
8,645 93
2,858 30
1
6
6,000
Utica.
5,772 56
2,870 15
1
4
5 500
Logan ..... ...
Belle Centre.
6,864 91
5,372 46
1
7
20,000.
Bellefontaine
20,420 88
13,870 69
3
20
50,000
De Graff.
6,999 87
5,573 63
1
7
20,000
Huntsville.
2,279 23
1,845 95
1
4
2 500
Quincy ..
2,037 08
1,485 80
1
4
8,000
Rushsylvania
2,1/2 78
1,561 34
1
4
3.7- 0)
West Liberty.
4,701 05
3,329 96
1
6
8 000
Zanesfield
1,709 17
1,577 98
1
4
3,600
1
2
Monroeville ..
Knox.
* Overdrawn.
rooms used only for recitation.
within the year.
85
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
No. of teachers necessary to sup- ply the schools.
No. of teachers em-
ployed, not includ-
ing those that give
half their school
time to supervision.
teachers per month,
in dollars to the
nearest integer.
No. of teachers that
taught the entire
time in the year the
schools were in ses-
Names of superintendents.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
Average number of weeks taught.
Superintendents' salary.
Portion of superintendent's time employed in supervision.
J. S. Arnott.
$ 833
1-2
Samuel Major
1,500
3-4
5
3
68
35
2
3
36 H. G Williams
765
...
3
1
2
89
43
1
2
36
R. B. Barrett
800
1-8
2
1
1
37
29
1
36
R. L. Roush
340
2
2
40
2
36
Augusta Looms.
1,200
1-2
4
1
3
70
35
1
3
36
J. W. Filing
630 .
1-10
3
1
2
55
28
1
2
32 S. D. Lisle.
440
.....
10
3
6
53
35
3
6
36
J. A. McDowell
1,100
1-2
2
1
1
44
32
1
1
28
F. A. Stahl
308
15 8
2
13
65
89
1
13
38
E. F. Warner ...
1,200
3-5
1
7
100
83
1
7
36
J. A. Pittsford.
900
3-4
6
3
4
53
35
2
36
C. M. Carrick
720
1-6
7
1
6
80
40
6
38 W. H. Mitchell.2
1.200
1-5
8
2
6
65
37
2
5
36 A. C. Bagnall.
1,000
1-5
1
1
3
55
28
1
35
A. Ernsberger
484
1-20
7
1
6
74
48
1
36
E. H Webb
1,000
1-3
8
2
6
45
27
2
6
24
A. G. Ray.
360
1-10
4
2
2
40
30
2
2
32
D. A. Evans
400
.....
22
2
20
75
35
2
20
36
J. E. Kinnison.
1,500
1-2
5
2
3
41
25
2
28
C. A. Hunter
350
20
5
16
48
33
4
13
32
T. S. Hogan.
1,000
3-4
6
3
3
63
40
3
3
36
W. M. White.
900
1-4
4
1
4
75
27
2
36
S. H. Maharry
675
1-8
5
2
3
48
33
3
3
36
M. T. C. Wing
500
1-20
4
2
2
51
31
2
32
W. B. Maughiman
520
1-4
5
3
2
61
43
2
36
F. H. Roberts ..
720
1-15
5
1
4
97
38
1
4
40
H. S. Foote.
970
20 8
4
16
85
46
4
16
40
G. W. Ready.
1,500
1-2
1
7
105
35
1
39
J. C. Barney.
1,050
2-5
4
1
3
50
31
1
3
24
W. D. Sydensticker.
300 760
....
4
1
3
50
50
1
3
38
C. M. Humes
6
4
83
46
2
4
38
H. A. Stokes.
1,100
1-3
4
2
2
49
27
2
2
F. E. Slabaugh
540
1-5
2
2
1
43
30
3
1
36
Everett Beeks.
600
1-20
2
1
1
55
25
1
1
32
440
4
2
2
65
33
2
2
36
E. E. Rayman
765
...
6
2
4
70
35
1
4
36
C. C. Rusk
1,000
1-4
5
1
4
100
40
1
4
36
C. S. D. Shawan
900
1-20
7
3
4
51
35
3
3
36
J. W. Grabiel
630
1-5
20 7
3
18
75
42
8
18
36
Henry Whitworth
1,200
4-5
1
6
100
45
1
6
36
Joseph Swisher.
900
1-4
4
3
2
43
30
2
36 Asa Martin.
518
4
2
2
43
30
2
1
2
R. R. Oder
425
1-10
7
1
6
88
35
3
3
34 J. M. Reason
900
1-25
4
2
2
43
35
2
2
32
J. F. Haas.
360
1-6
14
...
...
17
86
43
4
11 17
36
...
4
2
60
38
1
2
36
J. L. Strange.
675
1-12
17
17
.....
...
41
.........
16
36
R. E. Rayman
2
2
38
1
26
Mrs. C. H. Reitz ..
..
.........
36
S. V. Sears
450
3
.....
3
39
3
4
2
65
30
2
2
32
T. A. Edwards
720
36
C. H. Emswiler
E. M. Day.
480
1-12
4
2
2
44
34
of
half or more than
wages
Average
sion.
13
37
2
2
6
3
...
2 22
7
2-5
........
32 32
86
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
Counties.
District.
Receipts for the year.
Exp'ditures for the year.
Number of school-houses erected
Cost of school-houses erected and
sites purchased within the year.
No. of school-houses in the district.
No. of school-rooms, exclusive of
rooms used only for recitation.
Value of school property, includ- ing grounds, school-houses, fur- niture, apparatus, etc.
Lorain
Grafton
$ 8,450 24
$ 6,889 02 12,895 10 14,096 09
1
$ 9,000
1
5
10 000
Lorain
19,761 08
17
29,000
Oberlin
32,752 39
22,617 70
19
72,000
Wellington
12,182 61
10,067 34
2
10
35,000
Lucas
Auburndale.
4,376 78
3,848 23
1
6
7,000
Sylvania township ...
3,159 87
2.214 95
6
6
9,000
Sylvania ..
1,837 96
1,606 02
1
3
13,000
Watervi le tp. No. 2 ..
4,644 80
2,764 31
1
3
10,000
Waynesfield No. 2 .....
2,584 45
3,533 80
1
5
40,000
Madison
London
21,265 90
13,602 83
3
15
50,000
Midway ...
3,635 51
2,650 85
1
3
7,000
Mt. Sterling.
6,180 23
4,474 75
1
6
25,000
Plain City
21,162 76
17,673 51
1
30,000
1
7
34,000
West Jefferson
4,385 96
2,806 70
1
5
15,000
Mahoning
Lowellville
2,755 14
*2,982 90
2
5
9,000
Poland ..
5,249 93
3,028 33
1
4
15,000
Marion.
Caledonia ..
2,895 81
2,504 30
1
6
8,000
Medina ....
Le Roy.
7,730 53
3,936 72
1
3
10,000
Lodi
6,914 16
5,349 66
1
4
25,000
Medina.
15,352 27
8,632 73
2
11
24,700
Seville .
4,472 38
2,398 57
1
4
4,000
Wadsworth
8,283 49
4,941 35
1
8
30,000
Meigs ..
Dexter
566 36
513 65
1
2
500
Letart Falls ..
1,453 31
1,281 98
1
3
7,000
Middleport
6,344 95
5,833 38
3
14
40,000
Racine ..
1,695 70
*1,883 50
1
4
2,500
Syracuse.
2,871 90
2,254 44
2
6
5,000
Tupper's Plains
750 42
690 72
1
2
800
Mercer
Celina
9,315 75
6,002 79
1
10
25,000
Ft. Recovery
4,162 14
3,555 08
1
7
20,000
Rockford
7,000 48
5,468 62
1
7
15,000
Miami.
Bradford
6,628 06
4,716 66
1
6
25,000
Brown tp.
3,659 49
2,346 93
5
5
60,000
Casstown
2,066 81
1,502 25
1
3
3,000
Covington
6,820 65
4,712 25
1
10
24,000
Fletcher
2,358 10
1,680 41
1
3
5,000
Lena and Conover ....
2,239 15
1,853 23
1
3
5,000
Lost Creek tp
5,549 18
3,678 37
8
8
14,400
Pleasant Hill,
3,349 38
2,380 50
1
5
8,000
Spring Creek tp.
6,486 89
4,580 52
9
12.000
Staunton tp ....
6,802 03
4,659 53
9
9
13,500
Tippecanoe City ...
9,247 93
5,110 79
1
6
25,000
Troy ..
49,475 60
40,712 46
4
20
100,000
Monroe
Beallsville
1,947 42
1,064 20
1
3
2,500
Calais
1,277 87
527 62
1
2
800
Clarington
3,778 92
2,129 04
1
5
8,000
Graysville
348 08
260 94
1
2
1,000
Jerusalem
645 17
501 56
1
2
2,000
Stafford
761 81
636 23
1
2
1,500
Woodsfield.
3,611 19
2,605 65
1
6
10.000
...
2
4
$10,000
La Grange.
15,328 32
5
within the year.
1
* Overpaid.
D
1
1,600
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
No. of teachers necessary to sup- ply the schools.
No. of teachers em-
ployed, not includ-
ing those that give
half their school
t me to supervision.
'teachers per month,
in dollars to the
nearest integer.
No. of teachers that
taught the entire
time in the year the
schools were in ses-
Names of superintendents.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
Gentlemen.
Ladies.
Gentleman.
Ladies.
.
4 4
3
75
85
2
G. A. Sorrick
675
1-8
20 20
1
80
49
1
16
38
G. W. Waite
1,800
3-5
14
3
11
70
43
11
38
R. H. Kinnison
1,400
1-2
6
1
5
75
31
1
5
40
J. I. Ward.
750
6
1
5
30
31
1
5
36
A. B. West
720
· 1-9
3
1
2
63
29
1
2
35 W. B. Harris.
600
1-20
3
1
2
70
35
1
2
36
T. B. Pinkerton
560
7
1
6
100
36
1
6
36
L. E. Webb
900
1-3
16
2
14
60
51
2
14
38
J. W. MacKin on
1,600
A11
3 6 8 0100 00 CO
1
5
80
44
1
5
37
John Miller.
720
1-12
3
5
58
35
3
5
36
G. A. Chambers
810
1-6
2
3
65
40
2
3
36
J. O. Beck ..
720
5
2
3
85
42
2
3
36
C. W. Gilgen.
765
1-4
5
1
4
85
50
1
4
36
M. A. Kimmel
765
6
3
3
54
38
2
co 3
32
W. V. Smith
600
1-3
4
2
2
100
45
1
2
36
W. N. Glasgow
900
1-6
4
1
3
100
42
1
36
B. F. Hoover
900
1-9
14
1
14
88
38
1
12
38
J. R. Kennan
1,200
1-3
4
1
3
80
38
36
J. A. Lowrie ..
720
1-20
10
3
8
61
31
2
36
F. M. Plank
1,000
1-4
2
1
1
40
20
1
1
24
S. D. Webb.
240
2
1
51
24
2
24
W. C. Merritt
390
14 4
2
2
58
30
2
2
32
S. F, Smith
600
6
3
3
35
26
3
3
24
C. T. Coates
661
2
1
1
41
25
1
1
24
J. M. Noble
246
11
2
8
65
33
2
8
34
G. S. Harter
1,000
1-2
7
2
5
58
33
2
5
32
J. C. Gibney
680
1-5
7
'2
5
60
26
2
5
32
I. O. Jones
640
1-20
7
2
5
55
30
1
5
32
H. L. Yount.
600
5
4
1
44
44
4
1
36
L. E. Davis
1
2
60
39
1
2
36
F. G. Main.
540
10
3
7
80
35
3
7
32
R. F. Bennett
1,000
1-3
3
1
2
70
35
1
2
36
C. J. Britton
630
1-5
3
2
1
58
35
2
1
36
C. F. Keating
720
1-4
8
5
3
46
42
4
3
36
N. W. Cady.
5
2
3
65
30
2
3
32
C. H. Teach
640
9
7
2
48
48
3
2
36
H. G. Carter
9
5
4
49
44
5
4
36 N. W. Cady
8
42
5
50
46
2
5
36
T. T. Bartmess
1,200
1-2
25
4
21
77
45
4
40
C. L. Van Cleve.
1,800
2-3
3
2
1
49
20
2
1
32
D. McVey
520
2
1
1
40
30
1
28 R. A. Gibson
200
5
3
2
52
31
3
32
C. E. Githens
600
3
3
2
1
1
43
22
1
28
F. H. Goudy
340
2
3
40
1
28
6
1
5
118
3.2
1
5
32
R. M. Collins
950
1-5
2
55
2
H. M. Ebert
$ 720
1-6
40
19
1,200
1-2
19 '22
36 36 38 F. D. Ward.
Superintendents' salary.
Portion of superintendents' time employed in = upervision.
of
wages
Average
sion.
Average number of weeks taught.
450
1
2
50
40
1
3
36
G. T. Williams.
2
12
50
33
2
12
32
S. P. Humphrey
800
1-2
Miles Okey.
320
32
3
32
G. M. Korns
280
...
.....
...
21
2
3
8
3
12
87
half or more than
88
ANNUAL REPORT.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
Counties.
Districts.
Receipts for the year.
Exp'ditures for the yr.
Number of school-houses erected
Cost of school-houses erected and
No. of school-houses in the district.
No. of school rooms exclusive of
Value of school property, includ-
ing grounds, school-houses, fur- niture, apparatus, etc.
Montgomery ...
Brookville ..
3,882 69
2,233 12
4
4,000
Farmersville.
2,121 92
1,350 26
700
Germantown.
10,213 03
6,931 33
20,000
Miamisburg ..
22,843 57
17,470 49
1
$7,639
5
13
15 369
West Carrollton
3,771 99
2,550 27
1
4
10,000
Morgan.
Chesterfield
2,666 53
2,152 23
1
4
7,500
Deavertown
848 41
761 61
1
4
2,500
McConnellsville
5,411 33
5,411 13
1
8
25,000
Malta
7,591 98
5,297 55
1
5
20,000
Stockport
2,051 67
1,308 11
1
3
6,200
Morrow
Cardington
7,366 04
5,203 61
1
7
25,000
Edison ..
3,347 08
2,712 42
1
4
10,000
Johnsville
3,480 21
2,198 97
1
2
8,000
Marengo
2,352 72
. 1,607 03
1
4,000
Mt. Gilead.
9,221 42
6,151 07
1
38,000
Muskingum
Adamsville
3,634 28
3,019 50
1
8
4,000
Chandlersville ..
1,424 76
775 18
1
2
1,500
Dresden.
6,238 00
3,879 93
1
15,000
Frazeysburg ..
2,896 42
2,237 23
2
5
10,000
New Concord
3,045 50
1,769 70
1
4
9,000
Norwich
1,216 85
646 43
1
2
2,500
Roseville
3,611 23
3,081 68
1
6
10,000
Taylorsville
2,681 95
1,863 55
1
4
3,000
Uniontown
2,655 22
1,520 52
1
3
6,000
Noble.
Batesville
1,565 33
1,185 25
2
3
1,000
Caldwell
5,471 65
3,492 26
1
6
15 000
Carlisle
1,005 56
977 02
1
3
3,000
Derter City.
1,269 28
972 32
1
2
3
2,000
Middle Creek
940 58
669 91
1
2
Sarahsville ..
621 05
581 33
1
3
2,000
Summerfield
2,255 55
1,846 75
1
4
5,000
Ottawa.
Elmore
4,943 96
3,044 87
1
5
12,000
Genoa ..
5,257 99
3,602 58
1
2,000
4
5
9,000
Oak Harbor
9,544 18
5,263 73
1
7
20 000
Port Clinton.
21,477 67
16,718 05
2
12
3,500
Put-in-Bay
2,246 94
1,588 52
4
6,000
Paulding.
...
Antwerp
5,794 05
5,718 63
1
7
23 000
Oakwood ..
1,466 83
1,265 95
1
2
3,000
Paulding.
6,305 11
*6,885 77
2
11
32,000
Perry.
Corning
4,121 78
2,704 92
2
6
6,000
Junction City.
3,143 75
2,134 39
1
4
3,000
McCuneville.
1.079 51
737 67
1
2
900
New Lexington.
8,167 06
6,151 10
1
9
25,000
New Straitsville
7,645 70
5,122 93
2
11
12,000
Shawnee.
17,736 41
13,204 41
2
12
20,000
Somerset.
4,982 03
2,897 12
1
6
1,200
Pickaway. ...
New Holland
14,430 74
3,336 44
1
4
1,200
South Bloomfield
2,150 55
1,200 98
1
3
3,000
Tarlton ...
1,817 79
1,242 56
1
4
2,500
Whisler
1,133 59
673 95
1
2
3,000
...
1
774
2
1,500
Harrietsville
1,228 96
697 55
1
2
5
8,000
Lakeside
1,200
Fulda
1,842 26
1,801 66
-
3
8
rooms used only for recitation.
within the year.
sites purchased within the year.
89
COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
TABLE XVI (a)-Continued.
No. of teachers necessary to sup- ply the schools.
No. of teachers em-
ployed, not includ-
half or more than
half their school time
to supervision.
teachers per month,
in dollars to the near-
No. of teachers that
taught the entire
time in the year the
schools were in ses-
Names of superintendents.
sion.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Gentlemen
Ladies.
Average number of weeks taught.
Superintendents' salary.
Portion of superintendents' time employed in supervision.
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