The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-09-01
SCHOOL NEWS.
Interesting Items OF School News Edited by the
Superintendent.

interesting Items OF School News Edited by the
Superintendent
Tuesday, September i, will Witness the
beginning OF another school year. Then,
the youth of our village will issue forth
from the various homes by hundreds,
aud gather in the several departments OF
our public school What u grand
thought 20 know that in these United
States about 100000 Of boys aud
girls will start upon the quest oI knowl-
edge, ns provided 10y our public school
system. Without Interruption, without
friction, without apparent effort, this
mighty army OF pupils, with teachers for
captains, move forward, for ten months,
ON the march TO education IL is not u
"commonweaw army, but AN army that
shall maintain. defend and guide our
nation during the next hall century Of
our existence. The schools are the hope
OF our nation. In the same proportion
AZ we educate the youth, do we add
strength and power 10 the future OF our
i HlAipHs llOh lhhAlg hilftiiNN Nlfoli
the parents OF the pupils Of this nation.
Each parent should exert himself TO
provide an opportunity Of educating his
child Let the boys and girls attend
regularly, that they may secure all the
benefits afforded by our schools.
We are in receipt of neat little card
which bears this inscriptions
| George T.. HANcoRNE.
JENNIE l.. VAN TYIE.
| Married.
sunday, August nineteenth eighteru hundred
and nnety.iour,
West bay city Michigan.
AZ home after September ist
Nashua, Iowa.
We wish to congratulate the interested
parties, and wish them all the pleasures
they may desire. From Il pedagogical
standpoint, we announce our regrets at
the loss Of this very excellent teacher,
but beyond this we express our unbound
cd Joy at her good fortune
The list OF teachers is now complete
and stands as below:
CHAs. w. MlCRESs, Superintendent
KATHERINE NJ. GARNER, Principal.
LEoRA ANDERSON, Special Teacher.
KATE SWEENEY. Grammar
DAISY UREN, Fifth and Fourth Grades
MAY RoBERTs, Third Grade.
NErTE FULLY, Second Grade.
RuBY RowLEY First Grade.
MARGARET HYsLoP, kindergarten.
AGGIE McCoURT, Great Western.
MoLLlE SWEENEY, Shaier.
The law provides that all teachers
may dismiss school and attend the insti-
tute, without any loss, il evidence OF
attendance is given.
Supt H. X. Pattengil has appointed
nm institute for Iron county teachers, to
bc held at Iron River. Oct 10 and 10 in
4 elusive.
i We hope that all school boards will
c willingly grant weeks leave OF absence
10 attend this institute, the first mp
|. pointed for Iron county, alone. Permit
i us Co tender our thanks FOR the financial
4 support rendered 10 this movement by
y the Board OF Supervisors.
! Repairs on the school house are nearly
n completed and the rooms will be clear
y and neat and ready for occupancy mex
d week. A system of ventilation Is beinI
put in and il IL thought that better ali
! can be secured in the rooms.
=. james Gaiiney will teach In Atkinson
IS township. II pays TO graduate from on
y public schools. We hope To have goo,
many more who will do the same in tn
,e succeeding years.
N Miss Kate Nelson, Miss Carmcltl
Johnson and "A sister Of Mrs. Conlin, vii
a add their names to our school record
m Who else can be counted on2
y IL is hoped that the Teachers Associa
ton for the Range. can be held ON Satul
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