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                  <text>Septer.iber 26 , 1913
The Board of iiegents of Eastern Kentucky State No!':::-ill
School r.iet in the office of the P resident , Richmond, Kentucky ;

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There were present I-lr .

, e:ptemb e r 26 , 1 913, at 2:30 P . LI .

Grinstead , pr esiding , Judge Car.ir:iack , Mr . Vani:;han , Secretary,
l:Ir . Turley , 'I1 2.~ c,asu:rer, and President Crabbe .
J..linutcs of the meeting of the :3oarc1 on ,Tune 13 , 1913 ,
were read and upon r.iotion a ~~roved .

Also the Minutes of the

Executive Cammi tt ee on ,July 1 0 , Aus-ust 11 anc'l Sept er.iber 1 0 ,
approving pay rolls for 111onths of Ju :1e, ,Tuly Rn&lt;1 August,
respectively were read and u~on r.iotion a ~roved anc'l de calred
to be the action of the Board o~ ~egents .
?resident Crabbe and ,,ir . Turley, Cor1P1i tt ee a.~Yp o; nt ed to
let c ontract for makins- sewer line froM Septic tank in
c enter of camp us to J ater Stre et reported that contract ha d
been let to the .R ichmond HeatinG" and PlunM. ne Co . for ) 1987 . 50

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.an d that said wo rk was nearinf com~letion .

U~on r.iotion the

c ont~act was appr ov ed and ac~eptcd by the Board .

~-~
~een

President Crabbe :i--eyio.rtAd that Mrs . llorence Thorpe had
e r;1p lo:,ed as Housekee:; er of MemoriRl Hall at a ;re arly

salary of )540 . 00, payab ln in equa 1 MonthJ.:, installments .
Pres id cnt Crabbe also re~, orted the eml)loyment of the
following te a chers:
Clark~ - Hull, Substitute Te a cher of Pedagogy, teh
months at J75 . 00 per □ onth .
Ben H. Barnard, Instruct or of' l\lanu.al TrainL1rr and
Athletic JJirector at •.?11 50 .00 ~)e r :rear .
Hi ss Sus_i~ II. ¾es , A..CJsistant in Eil?,'h School , ten
r.ionths at ~ 7o.0 0 per Month .
Estelle Heald , Critic ~eacher 5th and 6th grades , at

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J 900 . O0 per ye a r .

Ul)on r.iot ion the emplo:nnent o: the a hove mfrnt ioned employee and teachers was ratified by the Board of ilegents .
President Crabbe and .Pro::.· • .PulJ. en were upon
app oint e d as a Cammi tt ee to draw

1111

□ at

ion

plans and speci fi :-· at:i. ens

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00134
for barn and cistern on Stateland and to advertise and
ijcce pt bids for same n ot to exceed 02000 . 00 .
Treasurer Turley' 8 annnal report was filefl and it
was ordered to be spread upon the records.

It is as fol-

lows:
-~i chnond, ~entuck~r,
Au s-1rnt , 1913

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To The Board of negents for
Normal Scho ol District #1 of Kentuc~y .
Gentle "'l en:
As required by the Xentucky Statutes , r have made
and furnish he revvi th, this abRtract wh5-ch contains full
account of all moneys received and disbursed during the
pr ececding fiscal year ending June 30th , 1913, as
follows , Viz : -

~ECEIPTS
3alance in Treasury J nly 1st , 1912
7rom Deposits by ~tudents
" rtoor.1 ..-:\.ent in Dormi t cries
" Table Board in Dorr:ii tor:i.es
" 1-.lodel School 'l:uition
" Normal School Tuition
" Sales in the Book '3 tore
" Sales of Supp lies
" Hous e -·ent s
" Lectures
" Petty Cash re turned
" Tornado Ins ur ance on ba:rn destroyed
" I.Iiscellaneous s ources
" ]ees rJaid by students
" Electric Cor.i;;-iany : or 73 ogard
" l.loney Borr owed
" State Ap propriati on

11 , 932.14
1,662 . 00
6,670 . 00
23,760.28
995 . 00
109 . 00
5 ,490.39
184 . 54
282 . 00
646. e- 2
400 . 00
600. 00
625.42
3,772.55
625. 00
30,680. 00
12,500.00

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) 99,934.54

Total to be accounted for
DIS1JUrtSmmNTS
?or Su:!:)plies for dorI'.litories
" 'Nages in dorrai tories
" Room rent refunded
" Board refunded
" General - a.hor
" Salaries
" Addition to Sulli van Hall
"Tl Sup.!.) lies fo2.· Book Store
Students Je:ri osits --et urned
..tO X Epide 1ic ..;_;;x~,ense
Sr!iall
"
Telephone
a nd Tele~rarih
"
:b,uel
"
" Milea8 e
" Iirst rayr.nent on :i:..and
" 1-.Iisc ellaneouR Ite r1s
" \"✓at er
Equipment
" :~epairs
"II
Printin g , Pos ta8'e and Act ve:rt is :i_ne
" General Su pp lieR
"II Bor::oi.-,red Llo ney ..:(e riaid
Camp us I □ p rov em ent
" Interest
" Gymnasiur.i :i'.i:xpense

8 , 938 . 26
3,984 .70
167 . 05
526 .05
3 ,773.76
29,301.71
12,581 .22
5,890 . 46
1,455 . 00
459 .2 5
317 . 62
1,002 . 50
688 .70
6,29::5 . 34
676 .99
528 .70
5,285. 03
::5 , 620.37
3 , 815 . 41
2 , 137.63
4 , 500 . 00
820 . 40
919 . 21
278 .1 9

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w- ·~.. J_~Ht -

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(Turley's Report ContinuAd )
General .ixpense
Insur an ce
J,e cture s
Bal. 1912 Co . Sup e rintendent .leeting
Total Disbursements
~eceipts BrouBht Down

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Balance due to the Trensurer

00:135
1,225.07
245 . 00
1 , 001 . 99
20 . 82
100 ,4 54 . 43
99 , 934 . 54
519 . 89

As also required by the same statute , the following
amounts were :9aid to each p rofessor , te c, cher , or other officer
o ±' t he s c ho o 1 , vi z :
To

,T .

G. Crab:rn, ?resident

E . C. I1cDou8'le

~ren J . Grinstead
J . H . Ho ~~kinRon
J . TI . rT ohnson

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1.lrs . lla ry C. ?oark
Geo rge D . Sriith
-~:1 scoe ') . St ott
J . ? . Culbertson
I . H. Boothe
C. E . Caldvvell
Miss Hulda Dillin~
Hrs . nary B . Dean ·
~~oscoe 1,oods
Miss Jenny :r, . Green
Hiss llaude ribson
Hrs. S . 3 . Hum e
}liss Je nni e 3 . ~ urst
1liss ~ ranees~ . Heverlo
Miss Hay C . Hans en
Hr . C. A. Keith
,T . H . Koch
l~s . Eelenn ~iotrowska
Hiss T,elj_ci E . Patrie18'e
J . S . ? ullen
I1is8 l,J.R.ry r ,. :~eid
.Ii ss lU nni e Ullrich
r:. H . Wo otton
C. B. Dewees
Hrs • lI . /.,_ . :r,ynn
Robe rt ll . Ra~sey
Mrs . C. H. Stapp
l.lr s . 1, . E . '; :ootton
J . A. Sha:ron
C. P. • 'r'✓i ls on
1. ".'l . -/r'il s on

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lfiss EdR :",ord 1'1 U7.'})h:r
George~ . Bo Rard
Hiss· 1-ariam Yates
0 . H. HRrri s
Mis s Jennie Houchins
~'i . L . ,Tordt:n
Joe Baxter
i7 • r; • Le v'i i s

Uis s f. dna 13i ckneJ.l
C. B. StidhaM
To~al Salaries Paid

2 I 70 0 . 00
1 , 40 8 . 33
1,073. 33
1 , 050 . 00
1 , 408 . 33
1,40 8.33
1 , 408 . 33
1 , 075 . () 0
1,183.33
900 . 00
700 . 00
525 . 00
733.33
3 ,~ 5 . 00
52 5 . 00
7 79 . 17
40 Li . 00
583.33
58 3.33
600 . 00
875 . 00
958.33
779 . 17
958 . 33
583 . 33
620 . 00
,--S2 5 . 00
733.33
284 . 00
450 . 00
441. 00
405 . 00
97 . 50
300 . 00
166 . 67
200 . 00

113. 33
925 . 00
25 . 00
170 . 75
90 . 00
114 . 33
70 . 00
9.75
4 . 00
18 . 75
.)2 9 , 3 0 1. 71

Thet books , kept in the business officA of the school
are referred t o f or details of the recei~tR and disbursements .

�There were in the Treasury , at the close of the
fiscal year 062 ,500 in interest bearing state warrants,
of which ,)8 , 750 are r..eld by the le!adison Nati nnal 3ank
of .Richmond , ~nd )18 , 750. hy the State Bank and Trust Co.
of Richmond, as collateral for J.aans nr a.e to the Board
o: iieeents for the School.
The remainder in interest bearine state warrants,
)35 ,000.00, are to be sold to meet the outstahding obligations of the sc:rool , for which notes were execu 1 ed during

the tine that litigation was pending be fore the Courts
relative to the constitutionality of the acts of 1912 , and
to determine whether warrants must be starined interest
bearing by the State Treasurer.
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Al 1 of vvh ich is respectfully subr1i tted.
(Si gne d) 3 . E. Turley ,
TREASURER .

President Crabbe reported he had contracted with
Geo . II . Bel 1 , Jr. , re:presenta ti ve of H . R. Heini eke, to
rebuild stack of Power Rouse ~hich was recently damaged
by liehtning and furnis h ana put a lightning arrester
for j 785.00 .

Upon not i on it was ordered to ~e accepted

and a pI)roved .
President Crabbe !)resente letters

fro□

the following

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persons statine that -t:he:r had lost their de~osit :r e cei r,ts
and upon motinn it was orderc,a. that nnyilicate deposit
slips be issued to t hese ,arsons and that ref11nd should
:;e bade on theirn duplicate slips.

The list is as follows :

1. Ar111ureey
Anna Durns
Hettie Seay

J;.

President Crabbe ~resented the names of candidates
having furnished satisfactory evidence of successful
t e:: ching during the }:)ast three ~rears and upon motion it
was ordered that the certificates belongine to the follo~in~ persons should he endorsea. as Life Di~lomas :
,::,

,...,

1.oscoe t erguson
,
T
:-i.gnes
_;one
Lib ; i e hlor1wn
Bessie liughes

Edna J.1one,rhan
id it h r:on~ yhan
Cam S . Hol 1 rook

Mr . Grinstead offered the foll(;wing reso}.ution which
w, .s 11:ianimousl:r adopted:

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�!aNJA
;7HER."SA3 the recent cere r,10nies at Put-in-Ba:r and Cedar
.:?oint, Ohi o , Cor:1r.iemoratin8' the Victor~ of Coffil"'1oe1ore ?. erry on
La1rn .Srie one huncl.red years at7:o wa s an event j_n which Kentncky
i s , and rightly may be , rreatly interestAd , because of the
distineuished services of Kentncky Solcl.iers in the i,ar of

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1812 ; Rnd

WHE~EAS Go v ernor ,Tames :3 . llcC:rear~r a. e livered a not ab le

addres i:i on that occasion in wh ich he set fo _r th
Hi story n ot gene rally knovvn ,

{:-'i v i

□ any

fa ct s of

ng d ne credit to Kentucky

for t he p a~t her citizens Rnd soldier s to ok in the histori c
and heroi c deed s of that period; and
·:m.B:,EAS .:.'he ~.1 ee che.rs of Kentucky shouJ.d know these

";)ertinent fa ct s , few nf wr.5.ch are adequateJ.:r related in s chool
histories , and they shouJ.CT he tau~ht the children of the State;
therefore,
BE IT :rnso:s V:ED by the Board of Je gerrt R of :~astern :re ntuck-J

State Normal School that Govern o r HcCreary he i nvit e d a nd

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earne stly reque s t e d to addre ss the student body of t~is School
on the subject of "Y.,=&gt;ntuck zr 's Part j. n The ·:ar of Eighteen
Twelve" or so r:1 e li ~e subj e ct that he nay selAct .
~mS OLV ED F U~Tiffi R That :0 :r e sid ent Crabbe he and is hereby
directe d to trans mit the s e r e solutions to 3ovArnor McCreary
and arranee wjth him for

hj s

addresR, at Buch a tine a s the

Governor may choose .
Upon motion the Board then adjo urned .
Si8ned :

Ar, proved :

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/4,j~m:::I~ -

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