The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-22
|sOUTHEAST IOWA
| TEACHERS TO MEET
Gathering VIII be Held in Davenpor,
on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April
1,2 and 3.
LOCAL TEACHERS GOING
II. M. Mcclure VIII be in Charge Of
Manual Training Round Table
AIdrich Chairman OF
Committee.

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Preliminary announcement Of the
twenty-frst annual meeting of the
Southeastern Iowa Teachers associa-
| ton has been received in Keokuk by
local educators. The sessions of the
association will be held in Davenport,
Thursday, Friday ard Saturday, April
l. and s. Keokuk teachers have
been invited to attend the sessions.
and no doubt there will be a good
representation from here.
f. NJ. Mcclure, head of the manual
training department. of the Keokuk
public schools will be the leader OF
The manual training round table which
will be held on Friday afternoon Will
liam Aldrich. superintendent of the
Keoknk public schools is chairman of
the executive committee Of the asso-
citation, George Edward Marshall,
principal of the Davenport high
school. former principal of the Keo-
kuk high school is the chairman Of
the publicity committee.
The meetings of the association are
To be held in the auditorium of the
Davenport high school. which will
seat 1000 persons. On Thursday
April 1, the Davenport schools will be
in session, and the visitors will be
given an opportunity of visiting not
only Davenport but Rock Island and
Nsoline halls Of learning.
General Program Issued.
The comnlete program will not b.
issued until early in March. A gen.
T.
however, provides the following fea-
lures:
Thursday evening-President's aa-
dress by supt w. l.. Hanson of, Bur
linston. Address by the Hon. o. r.
Corscn Of Columbus, o.
4 FRIDAY morping--Address by Miss
Elizabeth Hafl. assistant superinten-
dent OF schools. Minneapolis. MINI.
Friday evening Address nv n.
Frank McMurray. Columbia university.
New York Illustrated lecture by the
Rev. Charles A. Payne, university ex-
tension lecturer.
Saturday morning-A6dress by DR..
oFrank McMurry. Address by DR.. Will
liam H. Fitzpatrick, Columbia univer-
sitv. New York.
The following conferences will be
held on Friday morning at 1880
o'clock
Superintendents and principals, led
nv DR.. w. A. Jessup of Iowa City;
high school teachers, led bv the Hon.
n. T. Corson of Columbus. o.: elemeu-
tary and rural teachers with Prof. S.
H. Dadisman Of Ames as leader.
Round Tables Scheduled.
Round tables will be conducted on
Friday afternoon as follows:
Fnelish teachers-Miss Rose Rule,
Grinnell.
German teachers-Mis Pauline X.
Reith, Davenport.
County superintendent and rural
teachers-Prof S. H. Dadisman, Ames
History teachers-C. Ellis Williams,
Iowa City.
Grammar and intermediate teachers
-Supt C. d. Loose, Washington
Geography teachers-Miss Heuir,
Mount Pleasant.
Primary teachers-Miss Clara AL
len. Ottumwa.
Household arts-Miss X. L. Brown,
Burlington.
Manual training-H NJ. Mcclure,
Keokuk.
Latin teachers Miss Antonio Sto-
DEF. iowa City.
Mathematics teachers-Supt. H. F.
Smith, Newton
Science ehers-James w. Fish,
Fort Madison.
Superintendent William Aldrich of
keokuk is the chairman of the execu
tive committees, and the president of
the association il w. f. Hanson,
superintendent at Burlington