The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-30
TEACHERS SESSION TO
CLOSE TODAY
CITIZENS ARE INVITED TO
HEAR THE INTERESTING
ADDRESSES.

The luncheon rendered the visiting
teachers by the Astoria teachers in
I Odd Fellows Hall at noon yesterday
was very happy and enjoyable event
the luncheon itself was excellent
and the merry making made il seem
all the better, The institute is pass
ing off in a very successful manner,
and the addresses by the instructors
are strong and full OF enthusiasm;
some Of them, the teachers say, being
OF notable worth, Today is the last
| of the inStitute--in fact, it will come
to an end at noon, for in the after
noon the school officers OF the county
have their innings. Quite a few eiti-
gems have visited the sessions, and an
invitation is extended to all others.
This morning will be an excellent
chance for parents to attend, The
program shows that L. r. Alderman,
OF the University OF Oregon, will talk
on Round table English" and A, R.
Sweetser OF the University Of Ore
gon, on High School botany DR..
Clara Reames is also down on the
program for an address on school
hygiene this morning. The sessions
are made more interesting by musi:,
and all who go are assured of an in
teresting as we'll as an edifying time.
Following is the program for the
school officers session this afternoon
How Much Time Should Each
Member Of the School Board Give h
Visiting the School" ]. A, Eakin
Chairman District No, l, Astoria.
/ Discussion.
"Beautifying the School Grounds
and the Effect on the Community" R
A, Chambers, Clerk District No. II
Discussion.
Adjourn to General Session.
"How Should Teachers be EN-
| ployed" L. R. Ackerman.
what Apparatus is Needed in the
Country Schools?" L. R. Traver.
Music.
school Legislation of 1902" J. H
Ackerman.
Five Minute Talks on Selected
Subjects" Members of the Conven
tion.
FLOWING is given list of nearl,
all of the 81 teachers in attendance
the names Of few not having beer
handed in to the secretary Mr.
Scmidke:
Inez B. Huntamer, Astoria; Mabe
Smelling Seaside; Bessie D. Hunta
mer, Astoria; Maret L. Settem, As
toria; Augusta Holmes, Astoria; Am,
/ Holmes, Astoria; Alice Reed, Astoria
Nan NJ. Haaland, Fernhill; Dora Ba
dollet, Astoria; Chas. G. Smith, As
toria; Edith G. Campbell, Jewell
Carrie Eilerstrom, Svensen; Lilli
Lewis, Astoria; Mary c. Clark, As
toria; Josephine NJ. Dow Astoria
Maude Turlay, Astoria; Maude Cham
bers, Astoria; Almeda Squier, Astor
ia; Emily O. Brown, Astoria; Mar,
Dealey, Astoria; Anne Lewis, Astoria
Nellie Gerding, Astoria. Mani,
Ready, Elsie; J. T. Lee, Warrenton
fGeneyieve Jeffers, Clatsop; Gertrud,
Hazard, Astoria; Fred f. Schmidke
Astoria; Beatrice L. Robinson, Sea
side; A. L. Clark, Astoria; A. N
Lowe, Olney; Mrs. A. L. Fulton, As
toria; Harriet NJ Cready, Warren
ton; Myrtle Porter, Warrenton; MAJ
! Utzinger, Astoria; Lucy B. Morton
/ Astoria; Sophia NJ. Anderson, Sven
sen; Helma Hukari, Astoria; Esthe
E?. Anderson, Astoria; Ruth Heller
Fitch, Albert; Nellie Anderson, AS
toria; T. w. Tandy, Westport; Elsi,
Conklin, Clifton; Cecilia de Lorinie.
Hammond; Lois Craig, Hammond
NJ. V. Keene, Albert; Charlott,
Church, Necanicum; Ada Parry, Mel
vile; J. H. Brayton, Astoria; Ami,
NJ. Powell, Astoria; w. A. Ogden
Knappa; J. Shainwald, Knappa; c. F
Willenta, Astoria; Mrs. M. G. Barry
Astoria; George Bethers, Hammond
E. P. Bradley, Astoria; J. w. Brans
traitor, Seaside; Mrs. A. Z. Huden
Astoria; Bertha Reese, Astoria
Maude Dobbs, Astoria; Margare
Sutherland, Hamlet; Florence Mac
Fatlane, Knappa; Rose A. Matsor
Astoria; Emma Knutsen, Astoria; H
I'M. Fridborg, Astoria; Evelyn V. Hall
: Astoria; Mary Garner, Astoria; Hele'
, w. Dickinson, Astoria; Arabella Da
: Wis, Seaside; Ethel Gross, Seaside
: Mary Murdock, Seaside; Laura Fasta
{ bend, Astoria; Esther Gearhart, A.
I toria.