Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-22
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM FOR THE
SOUTHEASTERN IOWA TEACH.
ERs' ASSOCIATIONS
Twelfth Annual Meeting to be Held In
ottunwa April 8, 6 and 7--Prom-
Inent Educators to Take Part
Round Tables and Conferences.

ing of the Southeastern Iowa Teach
ers' association to be held in Ottumwa
April 5, 6 and z. 1t Is expected that
about 1000 teachers will be in attend
ance and some of the most prominent
educators In the country are to partici-
pate IN the program. The complete
program will be issued In few days.
Following are given the names Of the
officers of the association and the pre-.
liminary program which includes pa
pers by several Ottumwa teachers:
The Officers.
neutrality-suspicious. s. K (.
Stevenson, Iowa City.
Vice president County Superin-
tendent Emma Nye. Ottumwa
Secretary - Principal Josephine
Burt, Burlington.
Treasurer Principal John M.
Stoke, Osl1aloosa.
Chairman executive committee -
County Superintendent P. A. McMil-
len, Grinnell.
Railway secretary - Principal VIM.
j. Samson, Burlington.
Chairman local committees - Sup
erintendent A. w. Stuart, Ottumwa.
Thursday, April 3.
Visitation of Ottumwa schools, on
Thursday morning. Schools open for
visitation also Wednesday all day.
$3.50 P. NJ, Methodist Church.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
Presidents address Superintend-
ent s. K. Stevenson, Iowa City.
Music.
Lecture-"The Meaning of Educa-
ton" President w. D. Thompson, DID.
Ohio university.
Appointment of committees.
Friday April 6.
8 a. M, Methodist church.
Address-"The Art and Literature
of China, Hon. F. x. schoonmaker,
New York.
Music.
Lecture-"Hamlet" Rev. VIM. A.
Quayle, D. D., Chicago.
s p. m. Methodist Church.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
World" Hon. F. X. Schoonmaker.
Of New York.
Announcements. ls
BUSINESS.
Saturday AFsss
Ca. Methodist chuiv.1.
Music.
Invocation.
Music
Address Education VS.. Schooling"
Hon. Henry Sabin, Iowa.
Music.
Lecture-"On the Trail Of the Emf
grant"-Rev. Edward A. Steiner, D. D.,
Of Grinnell.
Business.
Round Tables.
Thursday p. m. High school, Col
lege and University.
loosa, presiding.
Cooperation between faculty and
students.
"Government"- Charles
e. Shelton, Simpson college.
Observation-Disclosures J.. H. T.Main,
Iowa college.
"The College Course"-Pres. L. A.
Garrison, Central university.
Discussion-Dr. F. e. Bolton, Iowa
university.
Close Supervision of College Instruc.
ton.
Leaders to be assigned.
Superintendent and High School.
Supt. Bruce Francis, Mt. Pleasant,
presiding.
THE Ninth Grade Pupil-Prepara-
ton and Difficulties" Miss Maize
Schreiner, Of Abba
His Temptations" - Principal O.
A. Thomas, Wellman.
"The Status of Science Teaching in
Iowa High Schools" Prof. F. 9. En-
sign, state university; Principal ]. G.
Kendrick. Ft. Madison.
"The Lantern in Photography" -
Principal Maurice Kicker, Burling-
ton.
'"The Batavia Plan in Creston" -
Superintendent o. e. French Of Cres-
ton.
Grammar and intermediate.
Supt. L. T. Hill, Morning Sun, pre-
siding.
what is Effective Teaching in
Grammar Grades?" Supt. e. F.
Schall, West Liberty.
'The Problem of the Left.Overs
Miss Emily Putnam, Mt. Pleasant.
1.-THE Neglected Essential - Miss
Elizabeth Sheahan, Oskaloosa.
Hand Work for intermediate
Grades" - Miss Caroline Eckers, OF
tumwa.
1.-THE Teacher Directing Grade Chill
dren's Home Reading" - Miss Bessie
Buchanan, Of Fairfield.
Paper-Supt. John w. McCulloch, of
Wapello. Subject to be selected.
All subjects open for discussion.
Bring note books.
Primary and kindergarten.
Miss Mary Young, Washington, Ia,
presiding.
Reading, Glass Recitation, Drama
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