The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-03-20
GOV. BUCHIH 70 SPEAK
GOVERNOR OF COLORADO AT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
N NORFOLK ON APRIL FIRST
Governor Sheldon Of Nebraska viii
Also Address the Teachers During
the Session, Which viii be Held In
Norfolk, April 2, 3 and 4.

Norfolk, April 2, and 4.
Governor Henry A. Buchtel Of Colo
evening session of the North Nebraska
Teachers association in Norfolk the
first of next month. The first ar
raugements were for an address by
Governor Hanley of Indiana but the
Colorado executive, who Is also chan
cellor of Denver university, has been
substituted.
Governor Buchtel from university
president has become a prominent
figure in Colorado politics. He has
a national reputation as an orator.
On the evening following a New
England man, A. e. Winship of Bos-
ton, editor of the New England Jour
nal of Education, will speak, the sub
ject of his lecture being, 1.-THE Max
ing Of Manly Boys" Mr.. Winship
morning.
Governor George Sheldon has been
invited to introduce Governor Buchtel
and to address the association on Fri
day morning.
The association will be in session
in Norfolk on April 2, 8 and 4. Over
500 teachers will be in attendance.
The program for the association is:
Wednesday Evening, 8 p. m.
At the Auditorium: Annual contest
of the North Nebraska Declamatory
association.
Thursday Morning, 9 a. m.
General session at the Auditorium:
Expression in Reading" A. A. Reed
Address, President w. H. Clements
of Fremont college.
The Wartburg and Tannhauser,
Miss Glare G. Partridge, a Chicago
high school teacher.
Thursday Afternoon, 1880.
Department meetings at the high
school building:
High school section, j. H. WEIGH
of Stanton presiding: "The Signifi-
canoe of Laboratory Methods in High
|
gan of Harrington with discussion by
II. H. Hickman of Wausa and Robert
Thompson of Randolph; "The History
Course in the High School," paper by
10. r. Bowen of Pierce with discus
sion by Miss Katherine Tawney OF
Plainview and Miss Leah Myers Of
West Point; How to Deal With the
Pupil Who Dislikes Latin" by F. H
u Price of Meadow Grove with discus
o sion by C. w. Demel of Niobrara an(
l. Miss Rachel Fairchild of Spencer.
l. Grade section, w. N. Stevenson o
IT Neigh presiding: 1.-THE Laborator.
& Method in Grade Geography" by L
II A. Quivey of Osmond with discussion
s by Miss Winifred Hunter Of Wayn
and Mrs. L. M. Cutlery of Pilger
Getting Results From the Reading
Lesson" by Miss Gertie Bays of Win
side with discussion by Miss Lillian
=" Dennis of Laurel and Miss Annie E
). Palmer of Foster; Intensive VS.. Elk
~ tensive Teaching in the Grades b.
NJ |. Ellis of Coleridge with discus
sion by Miss Jennie Vennerberg O
Carroll and C. e. Newell of Elgin.
Primary section, Miss Emma Mile
of West Point presiding: "a Pie
" for Backward Pupils" by Miss Eliza
beth Sheehan of Columbus with dis
" cussion by Miss Lille Galleher o
If Stuart and Miss Mabel Richardson O
is Oakdale; Getting Results From
e Phonics" by Miss Jennie Carrot 0
&c Creighton with discussion by Mis-
Carrie Harper of Allen and Miss Bel
IS tina Ringer of Meadow Grove; "Prac
l. teal Busy Work" by Mrs. Saral
l. Brindley of Columbus with discussion
II by ]. A. Chicoine of Pender and Mis-
" Clara Rudat of Norfolk
y Rural and county superintendent
l. section. w. E. Miller of Harrington
l, presiding: What Can We Do for tn,
n Mid-Winter Boy?" by M. V. Quinn o
n Dakota City with discussion by Mis-,
IL Dora Priestly of Pierce and Miss E
II Marie Anderson of Madison; "Tht
J. Equipments of the Model Countr!
" School, by Laca I. Pillen of Mineolt
with discussion by Miss Maude Kel
+ ley of Ponca and Miss Margare
> Jameson of Norfolk; English in thu
" Rural and Graded Schools" by Mis-:
Celia A. Gorby of O'Neill with discus
sion by F. S. Perdue of Madison ant
. Miss Mabel Frahm of Bancroft.
: Thursday Evening, 8 O'Clock.
u At the Auditorium:
- Violin solo, Fred Marshall of Cen
u ter.
: Violin solo by Miss Katherine E
: Linton of Spencer.
\ Lecture, Theodore Roosevelt" BY
Governor Henry A. Buchtel of Colo
RADIO.
Friday Morning. O'Clock.
/, General session at the Auditorium
a Problems and Progress in oui
, School System,' Superintendent U.
, S. Conn of Columbus.