Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-02
EXAMINATIONS FOR
RURAL TEACHERS ON
BOsCObeI Broke the Ice and
Started Something.
Lancaster Had Good Crowd ano
Then the Superintendent Went
to Bloomington.

As the examination or teachers toE
Grant county started, there was in
the attendance what forbo0ed failure,
and for time it looked as if there
would be shortage of instructors in
the rural districts. Quite number
of candidates was expected at Cuba
City, but only one was there. Fem
nimore, a central location, was ex-
pected to produce, but not SO. Bos-
cobel, the sprightly city on the Wis
consin river, brought good luck to
the enterprise. At that good city
81 embryo teachers wrote, and they
did good work, although some of them
were young. But BoscObel always
does the right thing at the right
time. And, so it did again.
These are the names of those who
wrote at Boscobel
Frances Ward, Walter Kurtz, Anna
B Mousseau, Will C. Kratchvill,
Mary Barkell, Nina Sitter, Lulu
Botten, Kathryn Mommsen, Emma
Yanta, Rose V. Hladky, Frances
Grimm, Rose Robinson, Agnes Nous
seau, Florence Ruka, Ray Ramsden,
Herbert Zindell, Tina Kumhera,
Aloah Elliott, Mona Gibbs, Tena CAL
lahan, Earl NJ Smith, Frank Keat-
ing, Florence Foner, Ella Kumhera,
Clement F. Kane, Esther H. Edge,
Laura Baumgartner, Neva A. Kem-
nitzer, John T. Desmond, Jessie
Kalish and Kathryn Eagan.
And the Lancaster session, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, was very in
teresting and the number of candi-
dates was very encouraging. 1t
shows that there are a plenty OF
teachers coming on, if the examina-
tion is only held where they live, or
where they may reach it. Here are
the names of those who wrote at the
Lancaster examination Emma
Knobel, Alma Fl enkel, Marjorie King,
Florence Wieland, Hannah Dressler>
Vesta Johnson, Alta J. Bark, Ruby
Benedict, Selma Wagner, Besse Edge,
Myrtle Burgess, Elizabeth Kelley,
Martha Jordan, Myrtle Hudson,
Matte Palmer, Benz. F. Basing,
Grace Sisley, Marie Hoffman, Mary
Mclaughlin, Leila Bennett, Tressa
| Robinson, Edna Andrew, Alice Edge,
Lillian E. Walker, Marian Manley,
Leola Abiding, Elfrieda Krohn, Vera
Burr, Kathryn Burr and Olive Hymer.
But Bloomington lead in attend
ance, there being So to take tia
course there. Their names are:
Iva NJ. Jordan, NJ. Elizabeth
Winner, Mabel Schneyer, Mella Hud-
son, Nellie Mcnamara, Constance
Lewis, Irene Millin, Constance Hill,
Mabelle Moore, Bessie Seele, Letha
Duncan. Gladys Stark, Anna Nc
Namara, Belle Seele, Melvin Cooper,
Florence E. Cooper, Bessie Govier,
Mildred Tubbs, Rose Voss, Bertha
Burrows, Ferne Cooper, Edna 3.
Mathews, Title Hudson, Hattie Bur-
lows, Chloe Hudson, Velma Hope
Emma Hammond, Marie Patch,
Hattie Pierce, Inez NJ. Brookens>
Anna McDermott, Beulah Hill, Zetta
Monroe, Florence Mcnamara, Aleafa
Ousley, Helen Geiger.
At Cassville there were 81 embryo
teachers to try luck and skill. Their
names are:
Myrtle CALDWELL, Agnes Hillary.
Hilda Kuchenberg, Coleta Dietrich,
Lottie Seipp, Amatha Dietri~h. Har-
riett Smith, Anna Joyce, Alice Hello
mann, Bertha Hernon, Clara Schnei-
der, Elizabeth Grimm, Clara Schmelza
Odelia Brinkmann, Chas. Teasdale,-
Beth Okey, Cassville.
Florence Willmers Eleanor Richter,
Lavilla Kuster, Ricca Ames, Sara
Ames, Martha Duve, Pearl Keehner,
Leila Turner, Ella Kelly, Potosi.
ARGUS Calkins, Lottie Thlessa,
Elva N. Taylor, Bagley.
Florence Barr, Marie Petry, Glen
Haven.
Lillian Parnum. Muscoda.