Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-04-10

NOTES BY co. suPT.
Returns from the February Teach
ers' Examination have not yet been
received.
+ Teachers have frequently called for
registers the past five months. We
are still unable to get them because
the State Department has been un-
able to get them printed.
Do school boards realize that it be-
comes mandatory upon NJ to with
hold State and County Tuition where
schools have been IN session less than
Ave months? Several districts have
closed thsir schools this year with
only . five month term. We realize
that Il has been hard to get in the
full seven months this year becauss
u the scarcity Of teachers. However,
We consider It no excuse for schools
to close now. The amount per pupil
last year from the tuition funds was
moro than nine dollars.
The time has come when parents
must change their ideas on schoo,
matters in some sections and families
In this county. II you viii not send
your children to school you must
suffer. Too many parents think that
the school is . good place to send
children when they are not needed to
work. This is q wrong conception
and one which We are going to try
70 remedy. II we do nothing else
during the present term than see
that AL children are in school we will
feel that we have accomplished q
great deal. We realize that the WAY
has brought about q scarcity Of help
and that the older ones were abso-
lntely needed at home. However, we
know that some farmers indepen-
IDENTIFY well of are keeping the:s
children out now and then to save a
dollar or two.
Once in while airport comes 70
us that parents VIII not buy books
for their children. Some, no doubt,
,sre not aware that there is : section
atn the school law that says parents
must furnish these books.
The following pupils recsived nine
month perfect attendance certificates
the past week: Hugo schenkenber-
sesr. Dsnbury; Esthr Glinss, VIII
Transport; and Anna Meier, Edwin
Johnstonbaueh. Bsnnie and Anna
Bosch, Winchester.
School boards should familiarize
themselves with the rsquirements for
having th.ir schools made Standard
Schools If they have not already done
20. Where schools have been classi-
fIed II is necessary to make applica-
tion every year for reclassification.
II you are not familiar with require
ments write, US and we viii tell you.
Three month perfect attendance
certificates were issued to the follow
ing the past week:
McCulley District: Frieda Brickel.
Exeter District: Armella Keller,
Rochus Keller.
Danbury District: Hugo schen-
kenberger.
Williamsport District: Leo Kiefer,
William Weikum, Mabel Pettis.
Emmonsburg District: Albert
Renschler, James schlangen, Henry
Heer, Frsd Heer.
Glanavon District: Helen Lutte.
Bakker District: Andrew Olson.
Clara Olson.
winchester District: Anna Meier,
Mary Irsne Irvine (2l, Agnes Haugse
(2), Bsrtly Fergus, Winifred Coonen,
CLIFFORD Coonena Frances Burge, Ben.
ME Bosch (2), Anna Bosch (2), Marie
IKrsgsr, Ida yMsier, Steve Thomas,
Vivian WAGNER, Dorothy Wyckoif.
Otto vossier, George Bader, Alfred
Wittmaysr, Anton Bosch, Dorothy
Britts (2), Teddy BurRs, verl Cornsr,
Joe Heislsr, Elsie Hon, Edwin john
stonbaugh, George Kelsch, Willie
Lee (2), Edith Lips, Alma schaffsr
(2), Doris Coonsn, Anna Meier (2),
Edna Meier, Anna Mitzsl, William
ChAney. LAWNS, Heinrich, lrnna Burge
Alice Irvine, Eissn Bschtle. Ralph
Haugse, Ignatz Goldade, Anton Heis-
IN. Magdalsne Goldade, Chris Bosch.
Next week We will give . hst Of
FEDERAL; State md County officers.
ARGONNE VICTORY Is
81 s RECORDED IN G. o.