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Mount Ayr Record-News Mount Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa Thursday, April 13 & April 16, 1915
by Chanse Hall, Mount Ayr Record-News
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At a recent meeting of the Mount Ayr school board, Superintendent W. H. FASOLD and the entire corps of teachers were re-elected. The salary
of the superintendent was increased from $1,500 to $1,650 per year. The other teachers are as follows: high school - Floy A. BLISS, princpal;
Mary ANDERSON, Latin; Helen HARP, mathematics; N. E. SHUPBACK, science; and Anna OWEN, English. Grade teachers are Mabel SNEDAKER, Florence
TENNANT and Nona FINLEY, seventh and eighth; Mary CLAYTON, sixth; Mary REGER, fifth; Edna REYNARD, fourth; Marguirite HARDAWAY, third;
Carrie NORRIS, second; Blanche GOOD, first; Bessie BESSWICK sub-primary; Vera HART, supervisor of music; and, Mary MARSCHALL, domestic science.
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KELLERTON - At a recent meeting of the Ladies' Improvement League, the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. L. R. TREICHLER;
vice-president, Mrs. S. A. MILES; secretary, Mrs. B. A. BALLOU; and treasurer, Mrs. G. E. TURNER.
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DIAGONAL - John BELL is planning to build a store building on his lot near his house in the northeast part of town, where he will have his
shoe repairing shop and his daughter, Mrs. PERIGO, will have a stock of millinery.
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TINGLEY - A number of baseball enthusiasts met recently and prefected an organization by electing M. M. COFFMAN, president; R. E. HALTOM,
secretary and manager; Dennis HAWK, assistant manager; and C. C. HAVER, treasurer.
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A. P. KENNEY has formed a partnership with Charles TEALE in the plumbing business and Charles RICHARDS, an expert plumber from Albany, Mo,
has been employed to assist with the work.
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Mayor MILLER has appointed L. M. BRINKERHOFF as street commissioner and marshall, which duties he has assumed.
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H. L. REGER, whom everybody knows as "Doc," and who has been employed in what is known as the Boston Store on the northwest corner of the
square for 25 years, has accepted a position with Freeland & Carr and began working for them Wednesday morning.
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BIRTHS
Born, Monday evening to Mr. and Mrs. C. E BOSWORTH, a seven pound son.
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Transcription by Sharon R. Becker, September of 2015
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