1915-1916
Educational Division 7.
Educational Division 7, or Callensville, is composed of seven schools: Hightower, Brann, Roanoke, German, Mt. Pleasant, Thompson, Morgan.
Hightower, Ed. 7. Sub.1
The school is on the Broadford road leading from Falmouth to Morgan. It is the only first class rural school in the County. The teacher is Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson of Boyd. The trustee is Mr. Willis Jones, who is also Chairman of the division. The boundary follows and is that given by the teacher:
Beginning at the boundary of the Morgan and Boyd school district; then south with the Moran and Boyd pike including all houses on the _______of the pike, to and including the James Clifford residence; thence __________to the Boyd and Antiock pike at a point near the Rollingford _________, then east with said Boyd and Antioch pike including James _______
and James Lang Sr., on the south side of the pike and all houses _______ north side of the pike, to a point at a creek east of James Lang Sr.; then north east with the County line, including the residence of T. F. _________ Sr., to a point on the Morgan and Antioch pike at Sherman Spradlin residence, including same; thence north to the German Ridge school _________, including the residence of Henry Cummins and B. H. Wright and ______ning with said line, crossing the Antioch and Falmouth pike at a point? north of Blanket Creek church; thence west with Morgan school distric tboundary? to the beginning including, the Charles Ewing property.
The census of 1914 gave 80? pupils from the following families:
| J. B. Angell Thomas Bell George Beagle ______ Cummins _ C. Cummins A. N. Edwards Melford? Elliott _ B. Henry L___Jones Everett Jones J. T. Jones Alvin Jones Geo. Jones | Charlie Jones James Lea James Lang James Lee T. F. Moore Hendricks Newman R. N. Price J. N. Riddle Sherman Spradling R. L. Stone Milton Wright B. H. Wright James R. Blackburn |
"Small men avoid emergencies; Great men meet them."
Brann School, Ed. 7. Sub. 2.
The Brann School is located about 4 miles west of Falmouth. The site is high and sanitary. The view is beautiful. The boundary which follows is that of Supt. Orr, 1901.
Beginning at the South Licking River where the road crosses the same to the Livingood Mills; thence west with the road to Ben Wolfe's excluding Thomas Purdy; thence up the Creek with the road to the Williamstown turn pike, so as to include Thomason Sutton; thence with the road to Lick Creek, near Callensville so as to exclude the residence of J. J. Brann? and include J. P. Robinson and Jno. Coleman; thence to the beginning.
The census of 1914 gave 47 pupils from the following families:
| Frank Aulick __mer Adams M. Cooper _____Colema M. J. Coleman Joe Dunn Ira Florence John Frederick J. H. Godman |
J. G. Hardin P.Lowe C. E. McClain Thomas Moore Henry Stroub Thomas Sutton Chas. Thompson George Wolfe |
The teacher is Mr. George Daniel of Mentor, Ky. The trustee is Mr. E. L. Aulick.
In 1903 Thomas Sutton was transferred to this district by Supt. Orr.
In 1908 Frank P. Vice was removed from this district by Supt. Ballinger.
Barney Adams was transferred to Cramm School by Supt. Ballinger.
"An honest man is the noblest work of God." --Pope
Roanoake, Ed. &. Sub. 3.
The Roanoake school is about four miles from Morgan. The teacher is Miss Eliza Hanson. The trustee is Mr. Geo. Shipp, Jr. The boundary is that given by Supt. H. S. Orr, 1901.
Beginning at Gum Lick near H. C. Clemons; thence down Fork Lick Creek to the mouth of Little Fork Lick; thence with said Creek to the line of the Cramm district and Locust Grove; thence to the old Cynthiana Road and with it to Fork Lick Creek and down the same to the beginning including Samuel Lowe, James Wells, Jack Fogle and Charlie Hanson.
The census of 1914 reported 40 pupils from the following families:
| George Shipp Walter Perry Charles Dance J. E. Wells Millie Loomis Henry Clemons W. J. Wells Walter House J. A. Ravenscraft Otis E. Jones | Bert Moore W. S. Porter Bert Dance William Dance Joe Adams Tom Jenkins J. B. Porter G. W. House E. J. Points Missouri Lowe |
"Conduct is three fourths of life."--M. Arnold
German School, Ed. 7 Sub. 4.
The German school is on the Broadford pike leading from Falmouth to Morgan. The teacher is Mrs. Florence Hightower. The trustee is Mr. Newt Shields. The boundary is that given by the trustee.
Beginning at Chas. Trost's; thence south-east by Vance's Trace to Wm. Perkin's; thence east to James Morrison's; thence south-east to James Wagner's; thence west to Charlie Aulick Jr.'s; thence north-west to John Dougherty's; thence nort-west to H. H. Hetterman's; thence south-east by Morgan and Falmouth pike to Henry W. McClanahan's; thence north-east to C. W. Zuern's; thence east to George Hardin's; thence south-east to the beginning.
The census of 1914 enumerates 28 pupils from the following families:
| Morris Marcus Lillie McClanahan Alice Shanding A. F. Brandt Ella Smalley Maggie Kinnedy George H. Hardin Anna Snodgrass |
J. F. Gruell Effie Wagoner Sarah E.Wright Rhonda M. Smith J. S. Wagoner Lizzie Fisher Mrs. Henry Aulick |
"There is no policy like politeness."--Magoon
Mt. Pleasant School, Ed. 7. Sub. 5.
The Mt. Pleasant school is just west of Morgan. The teacher is Miss Blanche Howe. The trustee is W. F. McCandless. The boundary which follows is that by Supt. Orr made in 1901.
| John Dawsons F. M. Leach Mrs. D. E. McCandles Amos Antrobus T. T. Thompson Jno. T. Moore Alvin Thompson J. D. Shipp Alfred Beagle J. J. Souder E. W. Harris Joe Clemons | Joe Thomas Robt. Gordon N. J. Cleveland Dave Vendler Jerry Antrobus Francis Clemons William Humphries Andy Milner Luke Beagle Wm. Cleveland Allen Antrobus W. F. McCandles |
Beginning at South Licking River near Thomas Dance's; thence with the line of the Morgan district, excluding F. F. Garrard; thence to Fork Lick Creek; thence up said Creek to Cynthiana and Williamstown pike, including B. F. Morrison; thence to Jack's Branch and down said Branch to the river excluding Park Thompson, Archie Thompson and widow Page; thence to the beginning.
"Men like bullets, go farthest when they are smoothest." --Richter
Thompson School, Ed. 7. Sub. 6.
The Thompson school is located in the extreme south-western part of the County on a dirt road. The teacher is Miss Essie Dunaway. The trustee is John J. Miller. The boundary is that made by Supt. H. S. Orr, 1901, as follows:
Beginning at the mouth of Jack's Branch; thence in a line to Crooked Creek and up the same, including Mack Toadvine, to James Millicane, excluding him; thence in a line to James Conyers; thence to the Cynthiana and Williamstown road, excluding Mary Leach; thence to the beginning.
The census of 1914 reported 50 pupils from the following families:
| Frank Conyers Tom Conyers T. J. Dunn Ben Lozier John Lozier Tobe Leach Will Day Enoch Walden J. W. Godman | Bertha Howell P. L. Thompson Lafe Beagle Walter Beagle Charley Cloe E. J. Leach J. J. Miller Wm. Henry Mr. Latimer |
"To give up interest for duty is the alphabet of morals." --Hinton
Morgan School, Ed. 7. Sub. 7
The Morgan school is on the L. & N. Railway in the southern part of the County. The boundary is that of the trustee given in 1914, including all names mentioned unless otherwise stated:
Beginning on the west side of Licking river at Robt. Hand's; thence to _. G. Bales, to Mrs. W. H. Aulick, to J. B. Moore, to Ed Green, to Frank Hume, to C. W. Sparks, to J. T. Wells, to the north side of Mrs. Mary Young's farm, including the two tenant houses but excluding the home residence; thence to Walker Hill, to W. G. Nichols, to W. L. Lawrence, to J. M. Ewing, to A. K. Parker, to Andrew Kelly, to John Kelly, to John Monroe, to H. H. Hetterman, to B. Hetterman, to Licking river near Eums, thence with the river to the beginning.
The census of 1914 gave 137 pupils from following families:
| Wm. Beagle H. H. Elliott Rosa Thompson Will Lonaker Mary A. Graves Thomas Sullivan B. L. Powell E. Howe H. H. Hetterman Mary Kelly H. H. Carr J. Morris J. C. Lowe Walker Hill Martha Haughler W. L. Lawrence Anna Makemsone Chas. Oldfield John Wolfe Thomas Dance T.?. C. Hume Wm. Douglass A. E. Aulick Thomas Kinney C. W. Sparks C. E. Arnold | George Howe H. C. Hand Jasper Beagle Elmer Lowe D. D. Hill Chas. H. Kendall J. T. Wells R. E. Milner R. H. Ewing John Jenkins Jno. Mullins Wm. Shelton Wm. Phillips Thomas Egan Emery Egan B. F. Arnold Ella Aulick L. M. Cleveland John Isabel J. T. Douglass D. G. Bales Thomas Gunsauly R. L. Thompson B. F. Hand Andrew Kelly J. B. Pulley |
"No one can disgrace us but ourselves." --Holland
This concludes Division 7
