Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-05-11

and on time, 70.
ber of pupils remaining at tim,
report, 3,016.
lber of pupils registered nev
the month, 5.
lber of pupils registered sec
|, AZ.
lber of pupils readmitted, 375.
number of pupils on register
month, 3,43S.
Der of pupils dropped during
NTH, All.
4 number on register at time oi
port, 1857.
ber of days taught during the
1927.
lie number of days attendance
le number of days absence,
}.
le number of times late, 457.
ber of pupils neither absent
3, 1852.
age number of pupils belonging,
cent of attendance, 95.6.
Der of visits by parents, 119.
Der of visits by members of
boards, 66.
following schools have been
on the roll of honor for having
e5 per cent in attendance or
Dallas, Smithfield, Eola, Pc
Red Prairie, Monmouth high,
nth grade, Orchards, Airlie,
tation, Ward, Perrydale, Goose
Rickreall, Oak Point, Elkins,
idence, West Salem, Buena
Buell., Spring Valley, Upper Salt
Montgomery, Lincoln, North
Crowley, Fir Grove, Sunny
Concord, Oakdale, Guthrie, Lib
Ills City, Pioneer, Cherry Grove,
st, Mountain View, Rock Creek,
i'd, Mistletoe, Wildwood, Val
action, Broadmead, Fern, Or
view, hOSo GarQon.
following schools have been
on the roll of honor for having
10 tardies during the month:
cid, Red Prairie, Parker, Polk
Ward, Gooseneck, RickreaIl,
Vista, Buell., Spring Valley,
~, Upper Salt Creek, Montgom-
'rth Dallas, Crowley, McTim-
Valley, Greenwood, Fir Grove,
Slope, Lone Star, Pioneer, Oak
Highland, Mistletoe, Wildwood,
.ose Garden.
'ollowing schools have become
d: Oak Point, Mountain View,
Vista, North Dallas, Elkins,
d, West Salem, Butler, Fern,
Parker, Rogue River, Hop
lack Rock, Buell., Goosneck,
Broadmead, Lewisville, Perry
ena, Red Prairie, Falls City,
!, Bethel, Rickreall, Pioneer,
/, Oakhurst, Valley Junction,
S, Liberty, Pedee.
] rallies have been held as fol-
Valley View, Rogue River.
dda1rial club work was given
clip and enthusiasm during the
fApril 1917, in which club
rs handled in Sc schools in the
With meetings at central places
surrounding schools attending
sntral places for a conference
workers of the state. Meet
Re held in the following places:
Tista, independence, Monmouth,
Falls City, Dallas, Ballston,
eek, Buell., Bethel, Rickreall,
lie, Spring Valley, Brush Col
4 Lincoln, with the following
ors present: F. l.. Griffin, w.
Miss Helen Cowgirl, from the
Agricultural College; N. C.
from the state superintend-
ice. and H. c. Seymour and L.
1en. 1t was estimated by the
who kept close tab on at
e that at the day and night
during the week over five
d people were in attendance.
crest shown by the children,
!, school boards and parents
he best.
of the clubs over the county
sported the very best work
month and we predict a great
fall.
eachers' meeting held at Sher-
conjunction with Yamhill coun.
lttended by about eighty teach
/ Polk county and the teachers
classes from Falls City and
lie were also in attendance.
as a good meeting and the
of both counties enjoyed the
h each other.
ird club work in the county is
,eadily on and teachers are re-
many bird house and birds in
e. BY the time the year is up
going to have many more than
Ind bird houses which we ask
fall. And the children in the
are taking a great interest in
birds and bird life.
our last report the following
! from outside the county have ,
school meetings, parent
associations, ETC., within the
many of them having attended
e to a dozen meetings: F. L.
}. A. c.: H. C. Ostein, o. N. s.; b,
aris, State office; E. S. Even ,
N. s.; ]. H. Ackerman, presi- :
he Normal school; Miss Helen
o. A. c.: W. A. Barr, o. A. !
Horner, o. AC.
Helen Cowgirl spent three days :
county giving canning demon ,
5 with the steam pressure
These meetings were well at :
nd many parents took a great :
in the work. Since our last :
the following schools have I;
Eola, Parker, Polk Station,
Upper Salt Creek, Montgom- !
owley, McTimmond's Valley. /;
e. Concord. Lone Star, Cherry :
Rock Creek, Wildwood. Fern, !
! View.
items have been handed in as :,