Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-12-09
TIE TEACHERS MEETING
Program of State Meeting Of
fers Many Notable Speakers
and Much Discussion
WILL HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES
Nathan C. shaeffer, Pennsylvania, Or
vile, T. Bright, Chicago, dorado Taft,
Chicago, and the Most Noted of Iowa
Educators Will Appear on the Pro-
gram.
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Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Dec. 9.-The forty
eighth annual session of the state
teachers association will be held in
Des Moines Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, December 81, January l and
The program which has just been ar
ranged includes some notable speakers.
At the first general session, which
will be held on Wednesday evening,
Superintendent Nathan G. Shaeffer, of
Pennsylvania, will deliver an address,
Grades of Thinking and Thinking in
the Grades" On Thursday morning,
Orville r. Bright of Chicago, ILL.,, will
lecture on Our Duty to the Country
Schools" At four on Thursday after
noon will be held a memorial service
for DR.. Beardshear, late president of
Iowa Agricultural College at Ames.
Thursday evening will be devoted to {.
lecture by dorado Taft, How Statues
are Made"
THE PROGRAM.
Wednesday eyening-President's adj
dress-Charles Eldred Shelton, Indian
ola.
Address, Nathan c. Schaeffer, super
intendent of public instruction, Penn
sylvania. Subject, Grades of Think
ing and Thinking in the Grades"
Appointment Of committees.
Reception at the Slavery.
Thursday Morning-Paper, How can
tIa pIl 11x,
Make for Character Building ?"-F. E.
Palmer, Villisca, twenty minutes.
Observation-Disclosures Pierce, Ottumwa
ten minutes.
General discussion, fifteen minutes.
Paper, What May the Grade Teach
er Expect from the City Superinten-
dent q F. e. King, Centerville, twenty
minutes.
Discussion-Mrs. Nina j. Faux,
Sioux City, ten minutes. Mrs. Nina
B. Ogden, Boone. ten minutes.
Address, OrvilIe T. Bright, county
superintendent, Cook county, Illinois.
Subject Our Duty to the Country
Schools
Address, Hon. w. w. Wilmer, Des
Moines; subject, 'Iowa's Schools" at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition"
Business.
Thursday afternoon-Memor SER
vices.
Prayer--L. Bookwalter, president
Western College, Toledo.
Report of Neurology committee,
Thomas Nicholson, Mt. Vernon, fifteen
minutes.
Symposium: Doctor w. M. Beard
shear"
CAS- Man"-W. D. Wells, Daven-
port. ten minutes.
AS Public School Man"-Henry
Sabin, Des Moines, ten minutes.
"As College Executive"-J. 3.
Hungerford, Carroll, ten minutes
AS a Friend and Co-worker"-O. n.
Cessna, Ames, ten minutes.
AS Lover of Literature"-F. G.
Eastman, Cedar Falls. ten minutes.
thursday evening Auditorium
Central church OF Christ.
Lecture, dorado Taft, Chicago, sub
Ject, "Glimpses of a Sculptor's Studio.
or How Statues are Made"
Reunions of the colleges of the Iowa
State Teachers association will be held
in numerous places:
Reports of standing committees.
Report of Legislative committee. 8
II. Shakley, of Des Moines, twenty
Paper THE Attitude of Iowa Teach
ers Toward Desired Legislation" Hill
M. Bell, Drake University, Des Moines.
twenty minutes.
General Discussion, ten minutes,
Symposium: my Hobby."-A. n.
BlgeloW, LeMars, fifteen minutes.
G. E. Finch, Marion, fifteen min
utes. Laura Seals, Cedar Falls. |
fifteen minutes.
Discussion-F. e. Howard, Bedford.
ten minutes.
Paper: Oral Hygiene" DR.. /. P.
Burlington, twenty minutes.
Business.
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT business
session.
State Superintendent annual ad-
dress, Richard c. Barrett, Des Moines. |
Lecture: "The Group Morality of
DR.. George E. Vincent, Chi
cago University.
Each days program will be inter-
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music by members of the faculty Of
various Iowa schools of music and by
the Minnesingers of the State Normal
school, and the Simpson College Glee
club. Wednesday afternoon will be de-
voted to round table discussions.