Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-19
Number of Teachers Enrolled
For Summer Institute EX-
ceeds All Previous Years
OPENS WITH 200 PRESENT
Twenty Eight Towns, of the County
and Outside, Are Represented by
City and Rural Teachers-Prosram
for the First Day Carried Out as
Panneel-RodwelI Here Wednesday.

large enrolment, made unusually
so by the arrangement adopted by
County Superintendent Mary Hostel
ter last spring. whereby the teachers
were given spring and summer in
stitute for the usual tuition fee, made
suspicious one. An even 200 teachers
of the county and city schools had en-
rolled up to last night, and others
We're coming IN today. The attendance
will gradually increase. as it always
does, during the first few days until
it is expected the total will reach close
to ESQ. The program as planned by
the county superintendent was carried
out with promptness, and the serious
work OF the two weeks began with
the meeting of the first classes. Sup
erintendent William /. Crane. as a
preliminary talk before his series of
lectures, to be given during the Week.
addressed the teachers In the morning
along the, lines of pedagogy, and things
necessar,f to the ideal teacher. In the
afternoon he talked on geography.
RodwelI Wednesday.
Mr.. Wade W. Rodwell, at one time
at the head of the science department
of the AIarshalltown high school, for
the past few years superintendent of
one of the government schools IN the
Philippines, will be in the city Wednes-
day, having accepted County Superin-
tendent Hostetler's invitation TO adj
dress the institute workers on the gov
ernments possessions i'll the far east.
Mr.. Rodvell will speak twice Oh We'd
ncsday ut y IN the morning and 2:o0
In the afternoon. MIR. Rodwell has had
an excellent opportunity to make per-
sonal observation of the different insu-
tutions in the Philippines, and his
study of the manner of life and Gus
toms on the island will provide mater
ial for most interesting addresses.
The Enrolment.
Below is given a list Of those who
had enrolled on the first day. twenty
eight towns in and outside of the coun-
TX being represented. The enrolment
of Monday does not include those who
had enrolled for the spring institute,
most of whom are in attendance. The
list follows:
Alpion-Elnla Arney. Aymee Catlow,
Susie A Walter. Grace Keefer, Mabel
f.. Dawson. Margaret Anderson. Ethel
Ballard, Amanda Culver, Perry j..
Miller, Gertrude Bentley.
Beams n--Josie Whorrall, George f..
Jones Mary Y. Kurtz.
Colfas-Effie NJ Marion.
clemons-Ida Lston, Beulah Davis,
Mary Gilunt, Bessie NJ. Smith. Blanche
NJ. Bartlne.
Conrad-Addie Ravens, Lucille Wag-
ner. Mabel Wheeler.
Fergu son-Florence Nj. Hickey Al.
Maud Davis, Elsie Cunningham, AIDE
laide yecera.
Coliin,,--Florence Burney.
China Harriet Pierce. Carl
Pohle, Susie Paul. Blanche +. Stone.
Anna nj. Lowry, Mary Hunter. Cleo
II. Ellis, Frances Miller. Lillith Thorn
son.
Green Kate Green. May
Niehoi. Alice Russie, Cora link.
Haverhiil--May Mcnamara. Ida ".
Bohen. .Annabelle +. Hoes. Eva NJ.
Bohen.
I.iscon,b-Aice Riersborn. Della
Boyd. Lepha Bauman, Mrs. Emma Il.
Clark. Maurice Nj. OBryon.
Laurel-Emma Patton, Margaret
Dunn.
LeGra nd--Mattie NJ. Hadley. Malin-
da Harris, Viva d. Cronk, Mary Mote.
l. Pearlr Whaley Orma Emley, Kate
NJ. Ball, LEILA b. Myers, Deana Hanson.
LaMoille--Grace Lowry.
Minerva-Nartha Page.
Marsh alltown--Mabel Campbell, En-
ma Curtis. Abigail F.. Shumway, Alice
e. Marney. Bertha Wyatt, Della
WINERY, Sade Horan, Mary Hail.
Ethel l.. woolston. Anna M. Packer
Ina ConlSling. Eva Schneider, Mabel j..
Mills. F. In McCracken, Jessie Smith
Elbia n. Francisco, Laura A. Reed,
Genevie,fe Havens Hasseltine Mettlen,
Ethel l.. Ravens. Frances Mooney Lee
titia b. lennon. Grace f. Mccoy, Ed
ma Farmer. Jennie Walsh, Bertha Men
denhall. Nellie NJ. Garwood, Abbie f..
Bay Nellie Aiseuith, Alma f. Giddings.
Nora NJ Wheat, Helen McCrea, Ger
trude Hall, Iva A. Lounsberry, Maymc
Aud. Olive Wolff, Alice j. Smith,
Helen A. Clark, Nellie Stalnaker
Eleanor Worcester, Amy Dunn, Emma
Wood, Anna T. Stepan, Theresa A.
Probst, Rose NJ Lincoln, Sadie NJ.
Jones, Ida A McMurray, Agnes Farrell.
Blanche Goldfng, w. !. Crane. Mary
Hostetle,., Anna Jurden, Lillian Cum
mings Lottie Totman, Pearl Black
Nellie Butterf1eld. Agnes G. Drum, Mel
lie Stewart Jessie f. Hall, lgerna NJ.
Getz. Harriet Van Denver Purnel
Whaley, Myrtle Reese, Elsie j. Welk-
eli. Myrtle Sieg, Anna Brhel, Genevieve
,ossard Estelle Austin, Loa Scheeler.
Melbo lrne-Lenora Y. Crane, Mabel
q. Johnston, Maude May. Alice War
den. celia l. Warden. Ida j. Damien,
Angle p. Crane. Myrtle Il. LanninG.
leila Woods.
New Providence Margaret Dunn,
Juanita Howard Bertha Test.
New s;haron--Della j. Rhoades.
Rhodes-Amanda Haas. Kittie G..
Weeks, Grace A. Ruth. Maud Lands,
Ed Blumenschein.
State Center-Edythe z. Stouffer.
Lillian Buck, Grace Nichols. Maud NJ
krause, Clara \. Krause Josie Hart
mann. Susie Richards, Lille keunecke.
Maude W. Zilnn, Mae Ferguson, Agnes
Dowd. Charles r. Cowan, Hilda NJ
Armbretht, Emma NJ. Armbrecht
Amanda Rohwedder, M. Elsie Keu-
neeke, Florence Cowan Mary Dowd
Blanche Evans, Susie Bernard. Ada M.
Ward. Lolita Latch, Lulu Wadel, Nell
lie Noe. Dorothea Rohwedder, Joseph