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1870-71.] Document No. 6. 107
had only two month's school from the public school fund ; the
other two months by subscription.
Committee.—?. L. Kowe, F. P. Herman, John Miller.
Jacob's foek township.
The number of ungraded school is, 3.
The number of teachers is as follows : Avhite males, 3.
The number of pupils attending public schools has been as
follows : white males, 15 ; white females, 50 ; total 95.
The number of public school houses in the township is as
follows : frame, 1, log, 2.
Whole number of school houses in township is, 3.
Of this number 1 frame, and one log houses have been built
•since October 1st, 1S69.
The condition of the public school houses in the township is
very indifferent.
The amount expended for repairs of school houses during
the year is, $20,
The amount expended for public school purposes in the
township for the year ending September 30th, 1S70, is $48.
The number of public schools in session this 30th Septem-ber,
1870, is as follows :
Bosts, James Canster ; Wilson, T. W. Miller ; Kistleo's W.
L. Killiam.
The following text books have been used in the schools
:
Webster's Spelling Book, Keaders and Arithmetic's ot various
kinds.
Committee.—G, M. Yoder, David Love, N. H. Hufman.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.
The whole number of youth between six and twenty-one
years of age actually residing in said township is, 575.
The number of ungraded schools is, 7 ; making whole num-ber
of teachers, 7.
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| Full Text | 1870-71.] Document No. 6. 107 had only two month's school from the public school fund ; the other two months by subscription. Committee.—?. L. Kowe, F. P. Herman, John Miller. Jacob's foek township. The number of ungraded school is, 3. The number of teachers is as follows : Avhite males, 3. The number of pupils attending public schools has been as follows : white males, 15 ; white females, 50 ; total 95. The number of public school houses in the township is as follows : frame, 1, log, 2. Whole number of school houses in township is, 3. Of this number 1 frame, and one log houses have been built •since October 1st, 1S69. The condition of the public school houses in the township is very indifferent. The amount expended for repairs of school houses during the year is, $20, The amount expended for public school purposes in the township for the year ending September 30th, 1S70, is $48. The number of public schools in session this 30th Septem-ber, 1870, is as follows : Bosts, James Canster ; Wilson, T. W. Miller ; Kistleo's W. L. Killiam. The following text books have been used in the schools : Webster's Spelling Book, Keaders and Arithmetic's ot various kinds. Committee.—G, M. Yoder, David Love, N. H. Hufman. NEWTON TOWNSHIP. The whole number of youth between six and twenty-one years of age actually residing in said township is, 575. The number of ungraded schools is, 7 ; making whole num-ber of teachers, 7. |
