The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-26
MANY TEACHERS
AT CENTER STUDY
Prot. e. L. Palmer and Miss Grace
Barr, Instructors in State Teach
ers' College, in Attendance
TEACHERS ELATED WITH EVENT
Three More Meetings Will Be Held,
Dates to Be Announced Later
List Of Teachers Present.

One hundred and twenty Crawford
county teachers were in attendance
1t the study center held at the court
house in Denison Saturday, and from
all reports the meeting was both in
teresting and profitable. Five of these
study center meetings have been ar
ranged by County Supt. F. N. Olry and
three of them have already been held
Formerly meetings were held at diff.
ferent towns in the county, but since
the present plan went into effect 1t
has been found that more of the teach
ers take advantage of the meetings.
Instructors from the universities and
colleges are secured to talk to the
teachers and in this way our local
teachers are able to gain many valu-
able suggestions for carrying on their
work.
The meetings Saturday were held
ut the assembly room and in the court
room. Prof. E. L. Palmer and Miss
Grace Barr, instructors in the State
Teachers college at Cedar Falls, were
present and gave some very interest
ing talks. Professor Palmer spoke on
agriculture and gave the teachers
present an insight into the fundamental
principles of this subject. His talks
were full of good points. Miss Barr,
teaches music at the State Teachers
college and in her talks to the teach
ers she gave some very valuable in
formation in regard to this branch OF
the rural and town schools.
All of the teachers were elated with
the program which had been arranged
for them by the county superintendent
and pronounced 1t one of the best
study centers they had ever attended.
Below we print the names of the
teachers who were in attendance at
the meeting:
Hattie Voss, Verna Voss, Bernice
Blake. Blanche Cole, Balbina Potter,
Agnes owens, Ruth Marshall, Grace
Marshall, Hazel ,Aebischer, Iva Smith,
Anna; Murtaugh, \ Adelphia Hayes, Bula
NJ: Hover,aR NJ. Kelly, Emma Will
Ken, nellie Conner. Iva Mason, Eunice
Dobson, Ethel Galland, Marie Niewoh-
ner, Kate Rusterholz, LeOna John.
htOn, Mary a. Brown, Ellen Collins.
Hssel, Nordh holm, Helen Johnston, Alb |
bic Cook, Winifred Wright. Jenna
atrahsp,t Athea Smith, Kathryn New
land, Florence Wand eSteeg, Harriet
Hail, Mae Smith, Helen Hayes, Eliza
bsth .Brosnahan, Marie Collins, Clara
Wilder,, Clara Hlume. Clara B. Nor.
ran, Edna Stewart, Myrtle McAhren.
Susie "a. Craft, Birdie Metcalf, Winnie
G.Browne, Jean holland, Mary Farrell.
Ii, Nellie tB. Collins. Marjorie Bryan,
Margaret Purcell, Josephine Pruehs
Marian Harrington Clara B.. Evers.
Nora Stephenson, Anna Mccartney,
Olive Sophy, Ella Lawler, Katharin
Gertrude, Griffin, Clara |
Conner, Jetta M. BhaeH Sarah Trek
Ell, Elizabeth Knutzen, Helen Kral. |
Nellie Upham, Maude Leahy, Anna
MaeA Fitzsimmons, Margaret Murphy,
Mary Giss, Gladys McCord, Verne
Stocking. M. L. Gallagher. Ethel Tidy
man, Theodore Blume. Charlotte An
derson, Stanley Browne, Donald Will
kinson. Gertrude Patterson, Vernon
8. Berg, d. Massman, Mary A. Peters,
Martha Hird, Hilda Turnlund, Ellen
Goddard. Relta Coryell, Faye Cham
berlin, James Edwards. Coda Wake,
Anna Pruehs, Loretta Harrington, Le-
ona Firth, Abilene Driscoll, Helen
Trexel. Elizabeth McGinn, Gertrude
Schwab, Loretta Lawler, Marguerite
Mullen, Anna thinner, Julia Gosswil-
OF, Florence Bhaer, Minnie Knutzen,
Beth Christensen, Julia Kral, Clara
Krull, Mary Hall. Lillian Doherty, lila
Lamb. Minnie Giss. Mable G. Cole.
Willetta Strahan, Myrtle McAhren,
John L. Ainsworth, Effie Norris. Mabel
Kelly, o. r. Bliesman, C. c. Rundell,
Clifford Browne, Flossie Phillips, Els
thef Turnlund. Grace Tarpy, Pauline
Palmer, Agnes Goddard, c. w. Man
ming. Lillian Miller, Berniece Hunsick-
or, Mildred Bowen.