Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-08

failed to sign their contracts for next
year. Five Of the number are In the
high school, IN the persons of Coach P.
C. Sanford. Miss Valrosa NJ. Vail Miss
Pearl A. Taylor Miss Caroline E. CAL
lagher. and Lewis L. Stookey.
Mr.. Sanford has no plans for next
year. and MIR. Stookey's plans are in
definite owing to the fact that he ex-
poets to be called for service in the
army. Miss Vail is planning to en-
gage in other work. Miss Gallagher's
plans are indefinite. and Miss Taylor
owing TO the illness of her mother at
Emmetsburg, has secured principal.
ship in town nearer her home.
Vacancies in the Grades.
From the different ward buildings the
John Childs teachers all returned their
contracts signed. One in the Rogers
building, Miss Winifred Chamberlain,
returned her contract unsigned. She
will go 10 st. Paul to teach. Miss Anna
White is the only teacher not signing
q contract from the Click building. She
has secured a position in her home
town Fairfield. There are no vacan-
Cies in the Abbott. and at the Arnold
Miss Clara Northup is the only teacher
not signing She expects to engage in
other work. In the Woodbury. Miss
Orrie E. White, who expects to leave
school work, did not sign. The Arson
is without vacancies. but in the Frank
lin building there are three-Miss
Amanda Hazeman. Miss Leona Sievers.
and Miss Grace Wells. Miss Hazeman
will complete course to At her as
primary supervisor. Miss Severs will
return to her home in Walnut because
of the invalidism of her mother and
Miss Wells expects to secure position
at some point nearer her home town,
Marissa, Ill, because her mother is not
in good health. and the daughter wishes
to be nearer home.
New Teachers Employed.
Six new teachers We're employed by
the board 70 i'll vacancies for next year.
Four Of them are for the high schoo.
The new teachers are:
Miss Florence B. Williams, Of Cedar
Rapinds, graduate Of Coe College. 1912
a teacher IN the Ames high school this
year. Miss Williams IS French teach
er, and will take charge of the teach
ing Of this language in the high school
man. which was discarded early in the
school year
Miss Bertha / Wagner. Mankato,
MINI. graduate of Grinnen. 10, teacher
for two years in the Belle Plaine high
school; English.
Miss Flossie Martin. Carroll, Coe Col
lege. 1912, q teacher at Wyoming Usage.
Abel and Carroll; history and English.
Miss Helen Jarvis, city. Drake, II.
teacher for three years at Oelwein;
English. Miss Jarvis is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jarvis, Of this
city.
Miss Eva Cumming. city, Palmer Col
lege. Albany. Mo, 'a5, and work at Iowa
State Teachers and Iowa State Col
leges, for FIVE years a teacher at Tama,
and four years at Carroll; intermediate
Miss Cumming IS a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. O. Cumming.
Miss Florence Minor, city, graduate
Of the Marion high school, and two
years work in Coe College. teacher in
rural schools of Linn and Marshall
counties; primary and intermediate
Miss Minor is a daughter Of Mrs. ". NJ
Clark.
Boyd to Give Commencement Address.
The board extended an invitation 10
Chaplain Harry B. Boyd. 313th en-
gineers, Camp Dodge. to give the COM
mencement address on Friday, June X
Chaplain Boyd will be remembered as
having given a stirring patriotic ad-
dress before the annual meeting Of the
A1arshalltown Club last January
Rev w NJ Baker pastor Of Central
Church OF Christ, was invited to give
the bscca1aureate address on Sunday,
June 9.