Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-11
At BOONE NEXT WEEK
An Interesting Program Prepared
for the Central Iowa Teach.
ers' Convention.
Many Notable Educators From
the Big Cities Will Be
Present.
Superintendent Winship, OF Bos.
ton, to Deliver an Address,
The Program.
pecial to Times-Republlcan.

| Will participate in the proceeulHss III
Superintendents Cove, of Denver
Cooper, of Seattle; Winship, of Boston
and Miss Barker of Chicago. 1t is prob
able also that Prof. w. L. Tomlins, O.
New York, will be present, and make az
address. The home talent include:
Beardshear, Seerley, Sabin, McCauley
Hancher, Willard and many others.
| on Thursday evening at the NJ. 4
church will be rendered the "Oratorlt
of Isaiah" by chorus of trained sing
ers directed by Prof. Coburn.
The city schools will be in session or
Friday morning. Supt. j. c. King ane
the teachers extend cordial Invitation
to all teachers to visit the schools ano
| inspect the work.
The remainder of the program Is as
follows:
Friday Morning.
Ericsson Library-9:3O. Leadership
Aaron Cove, Denver, Col.
Minor Problems of City Superinten-
dence"-F. e. Willard, Marshalltown.
Tenure of Position. (a) member OF
the schol board, (b) of the super
intendent, (c) of the Teacher
w. P. johnson. Carroll.
THE Social Environment OF the
Schools, involving (O Training OF Chill
dren Having Unfortunate Environ
ments (b) Treating of Truant Pupils,
(c) Defective and Dependent Children
-supt. +. b. Cooper. Seattle, Wash.
"The Teacher Problem, (a) Training
CD Selection, (c) Assignment'-Presi-
dent Seerley. Cedar Falls.
Friday Afternoon.
:3o-Address, Superintendent Aaron
Cove, Denver. Col.
2:3O-Round Table Meetings.
High School Round Table (High
School Assembly Room)-Leader, f. b.
Cooper, Seattle, Wash
Graduation Requirements, CAP AT
Commencement Time, (b) Before Conn
cement"-Principal z. U. Graf,
Marshalltown.
shall We Have Commercial De-
partment in Our High Schools WIN.
n. C. McCauley, Des Moines.
"a High School as a Peoples College
VS.. Fitting Schoor'-Dr. Cessna.
Ames.
High School Athletics"-A.M. Jayne.
Boone.
Accepting the Value of the Kinder
garten and Manual Training Depart
ments are Desirable: (a) How Shall
We Secure Home Support? (b) How
Meet the Apparent Tax Burden? (c)
What Shall Be the Beginning of the
Manual Training Work? CD Who Shall
Supervise It?"-General Discussion.
Grammar School Round Table ON. F..
church, Leader, DR.. A. T.. Winship,
Boston, Mass.
Department Teaching, Grammar
Superintendent ]. ]. Moser,
Jefferson.
Grammar Grade Preparation for
High School Arithmetic"-Miss Nettie
A. Fibbs, Fort Dodge.
1.-The Purpose of English in the
Grammar School"-Miss Olive McHen-
ry, pes Moines.
Ideal Results of Grammar Grade
Geography: How obtained"-Superln-
tendent A. j. Oblinger Grand Junction.
Primary Round Table (Ericson LII
brary)-Leader, Miss Alice e. Hopper.
Supervisor Primary Training, Hin
land Park College.
Music-Primary Children, Page
Building.
Construction Work.
Reading in Primary Grades"-Dis-
cussion. Miss Pell Eagleson. Jefferson;
Miss Blanche Won Stein. Carroll.
"Speer Number Work"---Miss Julia
Scurry. Eldora; Miss Jessie Hall. Mar
sfialltown.
School Plays and Story Hour"-Dis-
cussion led by Miss Lillian Dale. Des
Moines: Miss Carolyn Forgrave, Perry.
"School scipline'--Discussion
Friday Evening.
M. r. Church-President's Address
E. d. Y. Culbertson. Des Moines.
address,. w. Hancher. President
Iowa Wesleyan College. Mount Pleas
ant.
Lecture, "Rascals and Saints"-Dr.
A. F.. Winship. Boston, Mass.
Business Mems Reception to the Wis
ting Teachers at the Columbian Club
Rooms.
Saturday Morning.
M. F.. Church-Business Meeting.
A Chalk Talk on Drawing-Mrs. Bar
ker, Chicago. III.
Address-Dr. A. r. Winship.
Address. Education of the Hand
Mrs. Turner. Fort Dodge.
Address-Hon. Henry Sabin, Des
Moines.
Lecture. self Estrangement of the
Child"-President William Beardshear,
Ames.
The officers of the association are as
follows:
President-E. d. Y. Culbertson, Des
Moines.
Secretary-Carolyn Anderson. Mar
shalltown.
Treasurer-C. e. Moore, Waterloo.
Railroad Secretary-R. V. Veneman.
Boone.
Executive Committee-Chairma ].
C. King, Boone; F. e. Willard, Mar
shalltown; Z. w. Fellows, Clarion.
Musical Director-E. l.. Coburn.
Boone.
Deaths at Dubuque.
Dubuque, Feb. 11.-Charles Dona-
hue, the oldest travelling man in Du-
buque. died yesterday morning at Fin
ley hospital. aged "a years. Death was
due to heart trouble. His nurse left
him a few minutes and on returning
found him dead.
D. Kegler, who conducted cancer
sanitarium in Dubuque, died as the re-