Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-08-04
TnfEsREPUB1IoAN. MARsHAIIT0YN IOWA, AUGUST 1919
, MOVING TIME AMONG
eE0Aooes OF STATE.

Special to Times-Republican.
Cedar Falls. Aug. 4.-The next two
weeks will be moving weeks among the
pedagogs Of the state. Many Of the
principals and superintendents Of the
state are moving to new fields of labor
preparatory to taking charge Of new
schools at the opening Of the new
school year early in September. Among
those moving to new fields prepare
tory to taking up new duties are the
following:
Principals Promoted.
The following persons who have been
serving as high school principals for
number Of years past have been pro-
NOTED to city superintendencies during
the past few weeks and will take up
their new duties in very short time.
Miss Mabel PAUL, who has been
principal Of the Sigourney high school
for the past five years, becomes the
superintendent at Sigourney, succeed
ing Capt. E. Muller who goes to Fair
field. Miss PAUL. has the distinction
of being the only woman in Iowa to De
at the head OF the school system in
place the size Of Sigourney. r. NJ.
Yarchey becomes the head of the
, Knoxville schools. c. D. Loose IS SUI
perintendent of the washington
schools. G., w. Willsett becomes the
head Of the Abba schools. H. Q. Field
becomes the head of the Centerviile
schools G. f. Humphrey. for the past
eight years principal Of the high scnooi
at Denison, becomes the superintend-
ent G. w. Hunt succeeds to the super
intendency at Gutenberg.
Pioneers Retiring.
With the opening Of the new school
year in September several OF those VINO
have become pioneers some OF tneH
real veterans in the educational WORK
of the state retires. Among those VINO
are quitting public school WORK ana
going into other lines Of activity are
j. B. Young for the past twenty SIX
years superintendent at Toledo. W. ~
Ruddle for eight years at the head OF
the Des Moines chools Will be sue
ceeded by z. c. Thornburg. Charles T.
Blodgett for past seven years at AT
lantic will be succeeded by Prof w. r.
Cramer, OF Red Oak H. E. wheeler
for the past eleven years at Shenan-
doah. ]. r. Inman at Manchester re-
tires after seven years of service anu
will be succeeded by II. T. Pots, OF
New Hampton. Frank Else for the
past eight years at Oskaloosa Will be
succeeded by o. P. Flower, who mas
been of the Fairfield schools for the
past three years. He was at one time
water, 8. D., becomes the high school
Other States Coming Here.
a gentleman from Kansas becomes
the head Of the Shenandoah schools.
George E. Wallace, of Birmingham,
Ala, becomes superintendent at Fair
banks. George c. Meyers. OF Bridge
water. s. o., becomes the high school
principal at Denison.
Some TO Othsr States.
Charles 8. Cobb, who has been SUI
perintendent Of the Logan schools for
the past six years. declined re-elec-
ton and will go to Lanark, Ill. E. w.
Fellows. who has been al Denison 1or
the past nine years, goes to Farham-
Vile, Mass. His successor at Denfson
is to be c. E. Humphrey, Of the high
school e. T. Armstrong leaves Charles
City for Pitt.burg. Kan.
Changes In Iowa.
Fred T. vasey, Of Alvia, will be su-
perintendent at Charles City. Q. +.
Fowler. Of Fairhed. taS Oskaloosa.
Capt. C. Miller from SigoufBey to Fair
field. D. o. Wilson from Des Moines
to Alden. H. L. Cecil from Alsen to
Garner. George Galloway from Harlan
to Sac City. Van Epps. Iowa City TO
Albion. C. D. Magoon from LaPorte
to Bellevue E. l.. Heuer from Gowrie
TO Clarence Calvin Schmidt from Ell
dora to Avoca. John ]. Hilliard, OF
Iowa City. goes to Portsville. j. =.
Potter, of Prairie City. to Schailer. NJ
H. McIntire, of Fontaneile. goes to
| Massena. ]. C. McGlade, of Charlton,
to Red Oak W. F. Cramer. OF Red
Oak. to Atlantic Frank E. Greene, OF
Malvern, to Logan. c. c. Minnard, OF
Albion, to Ackley. B. s. Moyle. OF the
Anamosa high school, to LaPorte. &.
F. Garnett from Sac City to Hawarden.
| L. L. Caldwell from Parkersburg TO
Montezuma. G. c. Hammersley from
Cedar Falls to Parkersburg. l.. L.
Toomey from Cedar Falls to Sigourney
high school Fred Voohees from Iowa
City to Lansing. Frank Green from
Marksen to Logan. B. l.. Troup from
Cedar Falls to George. 0. L. Young
from Delaware to Central City. FREQ
T. vasey from Abba to Charles CITY.
John Cheney from Gutenberg 10 m
dependence. Homer Veatch from Shan-
non City to Gutenberg high school
Bruce Yeager from Delta to Fairfield
! high school, c. G. Bull from the Dies
Moines high school to Boone high school
principalship. A. E. Voline from Hart
LEY to Eldora L E. Meade from prin-
cipaiship OF Mason City high schoo!
to Iowa City high school principalship'
H. T. Ports from New Hampton TO
Manchester. Lester W. Dooley from
Riceville to New Hampton. J. L. Pack
er, Wapeiio 70 West Liberty. AaceS
Campbell from West Liberty to teach-
ers' college. Cedar Falls. T. n. Prail
from Avoca to Emmettsburg. II. o.
Bagley from GAINESVILLE to Hartley
Earl Hodges, Sioux Center to Clarks-
VILE. Thomas Mcdonald from state
teachers college, Cedar Falls, to Sioux
Center. L. A. DOMAIN from Plymouth
to Shellsburg. B. B. Bassett, Iowa City
to Pocahontas. w. A. Otiiie from
sanborn to Lake Mills. E. 8. Selle
from George to Sanborn. Sherma :
Boylan from Hubbard to Scranton. r
L. Guernsey, Of New London. to Chart
i ton. j. C. Bradshaw from Bonafortt
to New London. r. L. Mason from
Winfield to Washington high schoo
principal. D. H. Rummell from Cedar
Falls to Marathon. D. b. Heller. o.
Mt Pleasant, to Batavia. NJ. 9. Tenn
pleton from Maxwell to Madrid.