Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-30
MANY CHANGES in
I0WA'S SCHOOLS.
SEVERAL PROMINENT EDUcA-
TORS HAVE LEFT STATE AND
OTHERS HAVE COME IN

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Cedar Falls, Aug. 27-Most of the
public schools OF the state will open
on Sept, S or s, the latter date being
chosen by many towns where the
opening on the fifth would interfere
with Labor day exercises. Many
changes will be found this year In the
heads Of many OF the city schools.
Among the most important changes
occurring are:
John c. Foster from Monticello to
independence.
X. D. Miller from Laportee City to
Moneicello.
A. w. Graham from state university.
Iowa City, to Upton.
G.. D. McGoon from Fayette to La
porte City.
Alfred williams from Morning Star
to Perry
F. w. Hicks from Emmetsburg to
Ames.
Hugh M. Gilmore from Abba to
Mason City.
Owen Hammersley from Let's to
Tabor. @
A. w, Crane from Nicola to Belle
Flame.
o. P. Fowler from the principalship
Of the Oskaloosa High school to sup.
erintendency at Fairfield.
James Rae for the past five years
principal of the Vinton High school be.
comes principal Of the Iowa City High
school
Atrial Parish for, the past two years
| in charge Of the Montezuma High
school becomes the principal Of the
Webster City High school.
J. O. Perrine Of Burlington becomes
the principal Of the Cedar Falls High
school succeeding Mrs. Marian Wool.
son Brooks resigned after nine years
OF service to accept the chair of his
tory in West Des Moines High school.
H. F.. Volkman goes from the super
|intendency at Tabor to Abel.
Several prominent educators. who
have been occupying important posi-
lions in Iowa, withdraw this year and
70 to other states to take positions.
Among those withdrawing from the
state are:
Edwin C. Dukes, for the past five
years at the head of the Independ-
ence schools to become dean Of Huron
college at Huron, s. D.
w. A. Brandenburg for the past five
years in charge Of the Mason City
schools goes to Oklahoma City, Okla.
3. G. Roberts from the superintend-
ency of the Fairfield schools to the
principalship Of the high school at
Everett, Wash
Carlos M. Cole, formerly superin-
tendent at Atlantic, for the past two
years principal of the Sioux City High
school has contracted for the principal
ship of the high school at Colorado
Springs for three years.
F. E. King for the past six years at
the head Of the Ames city schools
goes to Escanaba Mich.
Frank c. Popham for five years the
successful superintendent of the
schools at Anamosa becomes the sup
erintendent at Anacortes, Wash.
J. H. Walters, formerly assistant
principal of the Marshalltown High
school, becomes the principal of the
Anacortes High school.
George H. Mount from the state uni
versity, Iowa City, to the state nor
NAL Marinette, Mich.
Among those coming to Iowa from
other states to take charge of the pub
lie schools in various Iowa towns are:
w. B. Eyerhart from Jackson, ILL.,,
to Muscatine as superintendent
F. v. vacey from Tarkio. Mo-, to
Abba as superintendent.
E. C. Meredith from Worthington,
Mimi, to Boone as superintendent.
Jaw Harris from the assistant super
intendency OF the Minneapolis schools
to the Dubuque schools as superin-
tendent.
Frank d. Paddock from Michigan
City. Ind. to Sioux CITY as superin-
tendent.
]. s. MCGOWAN, formerly principal
of the Marshalltown High school and
for several years at the head of the
Everett High school in Washington.
returns to accept the principalship OF
the Sioux City High school.
| Glen E.. True from Dowagiac, Mich.
to the principalship Of the Muscatine
High school
Superintendent c. Ray Turner for
the past seven years at the head Of the
city schools at Upton will spend this
year travelling in Europe with his
family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Awtry left We'd
nesday for Newton to attend the fun