The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-10
MINNESOTA
DR.. NoRTHRoP TO BE THERE
Red Wing the Meeting Place OF Southeast
ern Minnesota Teachers.

cru MlIlHSSosa IeaCHerS.
RED WING. 4 Superintendent
Minnesota Educational association. has is
sued the program for the seventh annual
session to be held at Red Wing Nov. 81
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The Red Wing Commercial club and the
teachers Of the city schools are planning
for public reception to be held in the
elegant new parlors Of Masonic hall Fri
day evening, the '21st. On that evening
Cyrus, Northrop OF the state university
will deliver an address at the armory.
Friday forenoon the visiting teachers
will visit the city schools and the state
training school. which has one OF the
finest manual training departments in the
northwest. In the afternoon there will
be rural school symposium. Among
those to take part are State Superintend-
ent J. w. Olson Of st. Paul; Superintend-
ent P. j. Kuntz, Owatonna; J. H.. Lewis,
Hastings; X. w. Buell., Fillmore county;
d. c. Mckenzie, Hennepin county; A. }.
Ingli, Pierce county, Wis; President w.
]. Brier. River Falls normal school, River
Falls, Wis; Professor G. E. Maxwell, Wi
mona normal school. Winona; Claude Per-
kins, Frontenac; DR.. w. A. Shoemaker.
St Cloud
Saturday forenoon there will be two Sec
tions, one devoted to grade work and the
other in high school topics. In the grade
section Miss Adelaide NJ. HoltOn, super
visor Of primary grades. Minneapolis, will!
give a lecture THE Wheat and the
Chaff." Papers will also be presented
by Miss F. l.. Swain. Winona, on "Pri-
mary Geography; Miss Alice E. Has
erick Northf1eld. on Grammar Grade
Geography; Miss Beatrice Lindberg, Far
ibault on Industrial Education in the
Grades; Miss Anna c. Johnson. Lake
City. Physical Culture in the Grades"
Miss Bertha Josylin, Wabasha, 1.-The
Problem Of DiSCin1ina in 10 Cro6nS'.
Mrs. e. c. Williams. Zumbrota, on
Eighth Grade Arithmetic" Superintend-
ent J. S. Peterson Of Pine Island will
preside.
In the high school section Principal F.
w. Gates Of Rochester will preside. Pro-
fessor w. NJ. West of the state university
will present a paper outlining a high
school course in history. Superintendent
L. p Cravens Of Lake City will lead in
the discussion. Professor 8. A. Farms
worth. principal Of the Cleveland high
school. st. Paul. will read paper on
Moral Training in High Schools; Super
intendent r. B. McLain of Dodge Center
will lead in the discussion. Professor H.
G.. Emm. principal Of the high school at
Faribault; Superintendent c. F. w. Carl
son Of Alexandria; Professor w. A. Bart
lett. principal of Wnona high school, Wi
mona; Miss Claribel Angle, Spring Valley:
Miss Alma B. Stanford, principal Of the
high school at Mortified, and Professor
G. B. Alton, state inspector Of high
schools. will have the discussions
Industrial education will be the topic
Saturday afternoon. Miss Harriet NJ
Goodrich, instructor In manual training,
Winona normal school, will read a paper
on "Handiwork in the Elementary
Grades" which will be discussed by Pro-
fessor George Weitbrecht, principal of the
Mechanic Arts high school. ST. Paul. Mrs.
Margaret J. Blair of the school of agricul-
C,,D rt,,f@ T Ay,1
ka Professor w. M. Hayes of the school
OF agriculture, Superintendent Ulfne OF
Mankato and Franklin Of Faribault will
read papers.