Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-07
MARION
TEACHERS
ASSEMBLE
Two Hundred Pretty School
Nam ms Gather In
salem

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in the class and assembly rooms of
the high school building in this city
upon the occasion of the annual
County Teachers Institute, which is
being conducted under the general
supervision of County Superintend-
ent e. T. Moores. assisted by some
of the best educational talent in the
state.
Although the rain was responsible
for keeping many away that would
otherwise have been here today, Su-
perintendent Moores says that 1t is
the best first days attendance ever
had, and everything is moving along
harmoniously and perfectly. The in
stitute is divided into five sections;
The primary section, under the lead
ership of Miss Bertha Lick, of Sa-
lem; the intermediate section, under
the leadership of Miss Emma Kramer
the advance section, r. T. Falling,
Salem; high school section, Prof. E..
T. Marlatte, leader. Then the lec-
lures are being delivered in the as
sembly room, which is also the sec
tion for the one-room schools.
The morning was devoted to or
ganization, section work and ad-
dresses by Prof. L. r. Traver, for
merly superintendent of the Pendle-
ton schools. on Recitation Values" :"
and by State Superintendent j. H..
Ackerman, on Opportunity" Pres
ident Ressler. OF the Monmouth Nor
NAL School, has charge of the music
al program, and leads in the sing
ing. The afternoon program will
contain an address on "Organiza-
tion," by Superintendent Ackerman,
and on Rural School Libraries" by
Miss Cornelia Marvin. Miss Marga-
ret Cosper is acting as secretary of
the institute, and will issue to each
teacher a certificate of attendance.
Any teacher In the county falling to
attend a given period will cause his
or. her district to forfeit $5 for nom
attendance.
The special program for the even
ing session, which will begin prompt
ly at o'clock. consists of music by
the Stalwart Quartet; address OF
welcome by Mayor F. w. Waters;
response by r. w. Canfield music
by Stalwart Quartet and reception to
teachers by Salem Teachers Club.
The institute will be in session every
morning, afternoon and evening up
to Friday evening, Those in attend
ance and having registered with the
secretary up to noon today were:
Salem-Agnes Lansing, H. L.
Mccain, Mrs. Eva Beal. Alma Pohle,
B. c. Eastman, Ellen NJ. Massey, T..
T. Falling, Alice Judson, Minnie l..
Cornelius, Mabel Tolman, Ruth
Rulifson, Martha Bowerman, Or
letta Kraus, T. C. Jory, Z. T. Mar
latte, Ruby II. Kennedy, w. NJ
Smith, Bertha A. Lick, Adelaide
SCHNEIDER. Jennie Burt, Ella L.
Welch, Lila V. swafford. ], S. Gra-
ham, Elizabeth Russell Topping,
Alice NJ. Richards. L. Z. Barrick.
Amelia f. Miller. Elizabeth Town
send, Margaret j. Cosper.
Woodburn-Jessie NJ. Wilde, A.
B. Haverly, Edith Kay, Jessie Chris
tinson, William Parker. Maude e.
Mckinney. Anna w. Simpson, Flora
NJ. Livesley, Helen Mckinney.
Silverton-olive Letu Lund, ]. X.
Bun. Eleanor NJ. Richmond, Bessie
Jones, Clara Harper, Daisy A. Pat
terson. Erma Hall, Naomi cowen.
Matte C. Kenter, Ethel Smith.
Jefferson-Mrs. w. ]. Steele, Mary
L. Hetrick. Mildred NJ. Looney, Freda
Struckmeier, Jessie Reed. d. w.
Wight.
Gervais-Mrs. A. r. siegmund,
George H. Ramsey. Helen Sawyer.
Ethel Harrison, Margaret Brown, F.
A. Myers, f. b. Fletcher.
sublimity-Lora f. Hayes, Rosa
Vanderhey.
Mt. Angel-Antonia Back. Rebecea
Crooks.
Mehama-sylva l.. Hewitt.
Aurora-Alice Geelan.
Noble-Lela Boyles.
/ Stayton-Zula Walters.
Turner-Hazei Brinkman.