The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-12
EDUCATIONAL.
BY w. r. LARSON.

The teachers meeting at Kiel last
Saturday was we'll attended and the pro-
gram was excellent. Every part was
carried out as scheduled.
The following teachers were present
sHEBOYGAN COUNTY.
Oril l.. Harrington, Adele Luth, Mar
garet Strive, Gemirra E. Loft, Elsie
Carthaus, Ida Diehl, Margaret Riordan,
Hulda M. Lindow, Myrtle l.. Barber,
Claudia X. Pfeil, Merle Overton, Pearl
F. McKellep, Lucinda Bennink, Lille
Bennink, Genevieve Clifford, Elizabeth
Flynn, Lizzie Hammel Anna Stauss,
Genevieve Miller, Alice Fee, Leo T.
Nc Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Moul,
ton, Elfreda E. Maurer, Anna L. Titel
Kathryn Clifford, Annette Leonard, An
na F. Horneck, Marie A. Menne, Salvi,
na Peters, Robert Abbe,ohde Roma Den.
nerlein, Freda Isserstedt, Hattie b.
Goessling.
CALUMET COUNTY.
John A. Thel, Emily F. Meggers, An
ma lpsen, Emma G. Dumke Alma Arps,
Matilda Jens, Laura c. Dumke, Marg.
aret K. Egan, Charles NJ. Luther, Lyd-
ia F. Luecker, Nina A. Anderson, Gene
We've Frawlev, Cecilia f. Mellon, Il. K.
Nc Mullen, Anna Vanden Berg, NJ Be,
atrice Barry, Aimee Lloyd Josie Mooney.
Della Kennedy, Gertrude Hall Tillie
Schmidt, M. S. Jones, G.. M. Morrissey,
Lillian A. Caine, Susan NJ. Dohr, Ellen
I. Lenkel, Lauretta Harlow, Kathleen NJ
Boland, Jennie Salter, Jessie d. Salter,
l.. p. Fox, Ct. A. German.
MANITOWOC COUNTY.
Lucy koehler, Henry W. Graef, AL
bert Wagenknecht, Elmer S. Geraldson,
Della Meggers, lone M. LOTUS, Lottie
Gorgenson, Nerna NJ. Erickson, Ct. w.
Peiffer, Berthilda V. Grueningen, f. II.
Rehberg, Elma Hanson, Mary Holfeltz,
Evalyn Dunbar, Genevieve Sullivan, FL
Ia Schneider Harriet Blakeley, May
Lotus, Vera Davis, w. f. Larson.
1t may be that some of the teachers
who were present did not enroll or that
the slip was not handed in. There were
present also at least fifty who were not
teachers so that the total number was
close to 140
Prof w. ii. Cheever is visiting schools
in the county this week and will be at
the Cato meeting next Saturday. The
attendance should be very large. All
teachers who can get there should not
let trivial reasons keep them away.
There are several reasons why we should
be there.
ltROM WIS JOURNAL OF EDUCATION)
There seems to be some misunder.
standing among rural school boards as
to the nature of the $50 special aid pro
vlded by the last legislature for those
district schools which fulfill certain re
qulrements. In the first place the dis
trict school must make application to
the county superintendent for this aid
not to the state superintendent. The
county superintendent will send the
clerk making the request blank form
to be filled ont and returned This done,
the county superintendent will make his
inspection, and report his Judgment to
the state superintendent. If the school
has fulfilled the requirements of the
statute, the district will be entitled to
$50 special aid annually for three years.
This aid can begin any year, and all re-
quirements Of the law fulfilled the first
year. Those district schools which have
not come into line this year may make
application the coming school year, and
the provisions of the law will hold
The board Of education at Monroe has
engaged Mr.. Garret Erickson, gradu.
ate Of the local business college, to give
special instruction in penmanship in the
schools of that city. Mr.. Erickson will
receive salary OF F45 month. This is
somewhat of an innovation in school cir.
cles, but will no doubt prove Of practi
cal benefit
The joint training school for Door and
kewaunee counties will be in charge of
Elk superintendent John A Eichinger, of
Door County, who was recently elected
principal. Mr.. Eichinger understands
the problem Of the district school teach.
er and will make an efficient principal.
This school is TO be located at Algoma.
Teachers Meeting.
The program for the great Central
Meeting ut Cato, March l4th is az fol.
lows
Song and Music Cato School
Address Of Welcome Prin G.. Goggins
Address Prof Cheever