Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-14
Grinneil and Vicinity.
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numerous oca=r valuable copies from
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is g. complete bound copy u the Boston
Chronicle, Vol :. cov--.rz ne year
I7sS. THIS is considered ~ re college
authorities as very valuable history as
veil as a sample Of early colonial rork
and picture OF those very early
American days.
The eVangelistic meetings a. the
Methodist church ana overfoMs into
other churches Of special meetings con-
unue 10 increase IN interest and re-
igious value. Yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Kennedy addressed an audience
Of women in the afternoon al the Con-
gregaGonai church, while Mr.. Ken
nedy mad a cull house Of men only at
the Methodist church. to whom he
Drought home fOrc!Dly the old adare
that "ChicheEs come home 10 roost."
The church members seern 70 be alive
TO the importance of this especial effort
and are confident that much good has
already beer done and that much
greater good will follow. Friday even
Ing service was especially for the
nigh school, the topic being Both Sides
OF the Question" The attendance was
good. The sermon yesterday morning
was on the topic Three Circles Hay-
ing One Center" and was given TO a
deeply Interested cong regation that
filled the church
Trains were well loaded from differ
ent directions this moraing by teach
ers coming to the inspirational institute
which held its first session beginning
at 10 o'clock. The program began
with folklore games by the first and
second grade pupils of the schools
here. A Swedish dance was given fol-
lowed by a German and a Scotch and
Peter Pan. This feature Of the pro-
gram was followed by a lecture by DR..
I. o. Corson, on Tact in Discipline. I"
In the afternoon DR.. Corson gave an
other lecture on the same subject. Su-
perintendent l.. L. Caldwell led the
nigh SIhh00i section ruuId table. Siiv.I-
intendent Eugene Henely took charge
of the grade section round table. To-
morrow will have lectures by DR.. Cor
son and DR.. w. A. Jessup, and the
round table discussions with topics
and leaders changed. Much interest il
shown by the teachers in attendance
and the success of the institute ia
already assured.
Miss Ellen Price who. after several
years Of teaching. has been taking ad.
Vanced work in English at the uniyers-
I ity at Iowa City, has found her health
unequal to her desires and has re-
turned to the home here, accom- panied
| by her mother, who has been with bel
since the Christmas vacation. Miss
Price feels doubly this break In he,
plans at just this time as she was Of
fered a scholarship for the rest of the
work she expected to do in the univers.
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