Record of Contracts (c1909)

.A. Burdett.

Contract between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and Teacher. Office of Board of Education Jackson Township, Hardin County, Ohio, Patterson, O., Sept 8 1909. It is hereby agreed between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and W.A. Burdett a legally qualified teacher in Hardin County, that the said W.A. Burdett is to teach a common school of Jackson Township, in Sub District No. Four for a term of 32 weeks, for the sum of Forty six and 75/100 Dollars, per day [lined out], or month, said term to commence on the 13 day of Sept 1909. And for such services properly rendered, the said Board of Education is to pay the said W.A. Burdett the amount that may be due according to this contract. Done at a legally convened meeting on the above named date. G.B. Ratfer, President. W.A. Burdett, Teacher, G.W. Smith, Clerk.

Record of Contracts (c1912)

Contract between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and Teacher. Office of Board of Education Jackson Township, Hardin County, Ohio, Ohio, SEP 5 - 1912 1__. It is hereby agreed between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and W.A. Burdett a legally qualified teacher in Hardin County, that the said W.A. Burdett is to teach a common school of Jackson Township, in Sub School District No. Four for a term of 32 weeks, for the sum of Fifty Dollars, per month, said term to commence on the 9 day of Sept 19__. And for such services properly rendered, the said Board of Education is to pay the said W.A. Burdett the amount that may be due "the above to receive in addition one hundred Dollars for his services as Twp. Supt. Twp.,. Schools-term 8 months" according to this contract. Done at a legally convened meeting on the above named date J.W. Cooper, President. W.A. Burdett, Teacher, __________, Clerk

Arnumeration

School House Contingent Fund receipt No. 25 for $2.00, Jackson Tp., Sept 21, 1885, For Sub-Dist., No. 4, Received an Order, corresponding with the above in number, date and amount, for "Taking the Arnumeration."

Supplies & Repairs

School House Contingent Fund receipt No. 77 for $1.00, Jackson Twp., June 16, 1886, For Sug-Dist., No 3, Received an Order, corresponding with the above in number, date and amount, for "Supplies and Repairs."

Contract between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and Teacher. Office of Board of Education Jackson Township, Hardin County, Ohio, Ohio, SEP 5 - 1912 1__. It is hereby agreed between the Board of Education of Jackson Township and W.A. Burdett a legally qualified teacher in Hardin County, that the said W.A. Burdett is to teach a common school of Jackson Township, in Sub School District No. Four for a term of 32 weeks, for the sum of Fifty Dollars, per month, said term to commence on the 9 day of Sept 19__. And for such services properly rendered, the said Board of Education is to pay the said W.A. Burdett the amount that may be due "the above to receive in addition one hundred Dollars for his services as Twp. Supt. Twp.,. Schools-term 8 months" according to this contract. Done at a legally convened meeting on the above named date J.W. Cooper, President. W.A. Burdett, Teacher, __________, Clerk

Contingent Fund

No. 77, $1.00, Jackson Twp., June 16, 1886, For Sub-Dist., No 3, Received an Order, corresponding with the above in number, date and amount, for "Supplies and Repairs", John Burdett.

. M. Lehman.

S.M. Lehman1

October 29, 1890. S.M. was in Patterson on Wednesdays and Saturdays to sell meat between 9 a.m. and noon at the Thomas Fisher room. The Thomas Fisher room may have been a grocery or a meat market.

Samuel was a butcher who lived in Vanlue with his family and traveled by wagon to Forest and Patterson to sell his wares.

One of Samuel’s sons, P.D. Lehman, operated the Corner Store in Forest from 1904 until he died in 1933. It was a member of the I.G.A. stores.

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 ¹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 29 Oct 1890.

.W. Vermillion.

J.W. Vermillion ran a blacksmith shop in Patterson in 1891. He ran an advertisement¹ in the Forest Review for a full set of new shoes for $1. The shoes were probably for horses.

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 ¹Forest Review(Forest, OH) 1891

ansas Bound.

E.G. YOUNG has bid adieu to Patterson. He intends to make Kansas his future home. Lots of success to you Bud.¹

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 ¹The Forest Review (Forest, OH) 14 Feb 1878, p.3, c.5.