Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-20
ALL POSITIONS FILLED BY SU-
PERlNTENDENr PALMER Ex.
cEPT TWO AT FRANKLIN.
PRINCIPALS RETURNED
TO FORMER POSITIONS
First Assignment Made For New John
ChiIds School. Which Will Not Be
Ready Until Midwinter - Teaching
Force Numbers Eighty = Eight in
High and Graded Schools.

! Superintendent A. Palmer has as
signed the teachers to positions for the
| school year that opens Aug. 81 All
! places are now filled except for the
! third and fifth grades Of the Franklin
schools Teachers may or may no, be
employed for these two grades. de-
pending on whether they are needed.
otherwise these two grades may be
combined with TWO others and the four
be taught by two teachers.
The list, including the principals
numbers eighty-eight, twenty-four in
; the high school and SiSty-four in the
! grades All of the principals have
oeen reassigned to their principa lships.
Miss Morgan OF the FIRST ward being
assigned to the princi palship of the
new John Childs building The as
signment of teachers to this building is
included in the list. but the building
VIII not be ready 10 occupy before the
Christmas vacation
The following is the list OF principals
and teachers and the buildings and
grades 10 which they have been as
signed
High school-william F. Shirley,
principal, pedagogy: Edna NJ. Balch.
history; May B. Bowen, English: c. A
Cairns, history; lucia Chapman. pen
manship: Cora Crowder mathmetics;
Bess E. Fleming. English; Ira y. Cab
rielson, biology; Carolyn E Gallagher.
history; Igerna NJ. Gesz, German: O.
E. Haug. manual training: Ruth NJ
L. Kerr, domestic science; Georgia Mac
Arthur, normal training; Ralph E.
Maricle. mathmatics and physica!
training; kathryn L. Morgan, mathe-
mates; Elsie c. Noble, Latin: Mary E.
mathematics: Erna D. Roberts, do
Florence G. Stewart English; c. 7.
wardwell. physics and chemistry:
Eliza beth Weilemeye-, music; Frances
Young, drawing.
John Cnilds-Kathryn l. Morgan.
principal; Blanche Porter, seventh:
Carmen Whitney. sixth: Florence
Gustafson. fifth: Rose NJ Lincoln.
fourth; Maude McBroorn, third; Ade-
line Currier. second; Nellie A. Pierce,
first; Carolyn Anderson Kindergarten
i Rogers-Della Winery. principal.
seventh: Josephine Howard. sixth;
Martha A. Cowie. fifth: Bess f.
| Horne. fourth: Sade Koran, third.
Ethel H Erickson. second; Lulu S
Schultz, first; Maude " Swingley,
kind ergarten.
Glick-Emna Curtis. principal, sew
enth; Eta ". Langon. sixth: Edith L.
Wickersham, fifth; Bessie y. Bugbee.
fourth; Ida McMurray third; Theresa
A. Probst, second: Ella Adams. first;
Ina Will kindergarten.
| Aobott-Mrs. Lora L. Richardson
principal, seventh; Myrtle Nicklin.
sixth; Vlasta Bhel. fifth; Mabel F.
| Geer. fourth; Amy Brennecke, third:
! Della J. Rhoades. second: Lille NJ
| Houghton, first; Alice A. Baird, kinder
garten.
Arnold-Mary 3. Hall, principal sew
enth: Tess Tinker, sixth; Alma E.
Giodinss. fifth; Clara No-thup. fourth;
Mabel Ordway, third; Julia Buck. sec
ond; Harriet Miller, first; Gerna j.
Carney. kindergarten
Woodbury-Jessie z. Hall, principal.
first; Mrs. Inez w Dent. seventh;
Louise Askren, sixth: Anna Sol
berg. fifth Allie NJ smith, fourth
Lila Beckett, third; Minnie l. Smith,
second; Marie F WEIGH, kindergarten
Anson-Alice B Lincoln, seventh
Grace Vincent, sixth; Ethel Havens,
fifth: Ruth Moscrip, fourth: Ruth
letters, third: Mary L. Parsons. third:
Minnie Berggren. second: Helena Red
mond. First; nellie Morey. kinder
garten.
Franklin-Marie Bohen. principal.
seventh; Harriet Taylor. sixth
Ethelyn Yount, fourth: Jessie p. Bunt-
ing. second Edith Ayres, First; Stella
Rist, kindergarten.
Four More New Teachers.
Among the list are four new teachers
who have signed contracts very recent
ly. They are Miss Erma D. Roberts,
Chicago: Miss Helena Redmond, San
born: Miss Nellie A. Pierce. Belmoni
and Miss Ethelyn NJ. Young. city.
Miss Roberts will teach domestic sci
ence in the high school. She was grad
uated from the University of Illinois
last spring with a degree Of B. S. in
| household science. She had teaching
experience while in college.
Miss Redmond has been assigned to
the first grade Arson. She attended
| Drake University, Iowa State Teachers
I College and the University of Mime
sofa, but was graduated from the lie
Mars Normal school. She taught IN
Sibley for five years and in Sioux City
eight years.
Miss Pierce has bean assigned to
the first grade of the First ward. She
/ is an alurnna of Iowa State Teachers
/ College, and she took summer work a.
the University of Chicago this year.
She has Taught at POrnerOy for tho
last four years.
Miss Young is a daughter of IT. and
Mrs. Edward D. Youn-. eli Nortt Sec
ond avenue. She Was graduated from
the local high school IN 1912, and at
tended Iowa State Teachers College
one year. In 1913 she taught rural
| schools. She has been assigned to the
fourth grade. Franklin.
CHANGE OF BILL TONIGHT.