The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22
INSTITUTE TO Be
HELD OCT. 1924.
Inspiration Institutes to be Held in
Oenison at the Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches This Week
ALL TEACHERS MUST ATTEND
Schools Of the County to be Closed on
Dates Mentioned and All Teachers
Must Attend Sessions s,

F. N. Olry makes announcement Of a
splendid inspirational institute to be
held in Denison on October 23d and
Gath. The sessions will be held in
the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches, just west of the Carnegie
library, and in telling OF the institute
Mr.. Olry makes the following an
!nouncements together with the pro-
gram. BY reading the program it will
be noticed that there are number
Of prominent educators ON the pro-
lgram and each session will be worth
attending: s&.r-
The general meetings will be held
in the assembly rooms OF the Presby-
terian church. Places for other ses-
sions will be announced later.
All schools in the county will be
closed for the two days of institute
and any teacher failing to attend the
full time will forfeit her regular salary
for the time missed.
Practice what you teach-Be pune
tual-attend every session.
We are fortunate in being able to
get very capable instructors. They
are men and women who are leaders
in education and who will bring to us
the newest in educational ideas and
ideals.
Each lecture is planned to give us
detinate help. Will You get your part?
The fact that you are teachers
means that you stand for high ideals
and that you are leaders in your COM
munity. Your thoughts and actions
influence the community in which you
live and in which you work. Come
with the intention of getting the most
possible from the institute and you
will 60 to your schools with new plans
and higher ideals and better fitted to
lead your pupils to meet and solve
the bigger problems of school work.
School officers and patrons and pros
pectlve teachers are invited to attend
all sessions
Crawford county teachers have an
excellent record for attendance and
know that this year will be no excep-
zion. .et' = --'' r = = 80
Please bring pencils and this pro.
gram. Notebooks will be furnished.
F. N. Olry,
Yours for better schools,
| .. County Supt
Faculty
Ernest Horn. College OF Education,
Iowa State university.
Mrs. Hattie Moore Mitchell Dean of
Women, Pittsburg, Kansas, Normal
school. III
Theresa Dansdill, Primary Superyis-
or and State Director, Modern Health
Crusade, Des Moines. "
c. A. Fullerton, head of the Depart-
ment Of. Music, Iowa State Teachers
college
Chas. F. Pye, Secretary Iowa State
Ieachers association. Des MOines.
Program
Thursday, October 2Sd.
$50 a. H., Singing
...... Leader Prof G. A. Fullerton
Announcements. s...
$500. Lecture Hattie Moore Mitchell
9:4O, Lecture, Modern Health Cru.
sade ........ Miss Theresa Dunsdill
1880, Singing, Leader, Prof Fullerton
1880, Conferences.
Superintendents and High School
Instructors, DIR. Ernest Horn
Music Division. Prof. Fullerton. 8F
Grade Work, Mrs Mitchell. .''
Primary Work. Miss Danswill.
HAS to 1:20, Intermission. -
1:20. Singing.
'oV' Lecture ............. DIR. Horn
1:lo. Lecture ......... Mrs. Mitchell
S:lo, Singing. Leader, Prof. Fullerton
$40. Conferences.
Superintendents and High School
instructors. DR.. Horn.
Music Division. Prof. Fullerton.
Grade Work, Mrs. Mitchell.
Primary Work, Miss Dansdill.
S:l5, Community Sing. Leader, Prof.
Fullerton.
Short Address Mrs N;tcha,,
Friday, October Oath.
$3.50, Singing. Leader, Prof. Fullerton
9:OO, Lecture ......... Mrs. Mitchell
3:45, Lecture ......... DR.. Horn
1880, Singing ....... Prof Fullerton
1880, Conferences:
Superintendent and High School
Instructors, Mrs. Mitchell
Music Division, Prof. Fullerton.
Grade Work, DR.. Horn.
Primary Work. Miss Dansdill,
HAS to 1:2O. Intermission.
1920, Singing ........ Prof Fullerton
l:4o, Lecture ............. DR.. Horn
800 Conferences: TIT.
ouPeiihteAucutS ana dlSn SCnOOi
Instructors, DR.. Horn.
Music Division, Prof. Fullerton.
Grade Work. Mrs. Mitchell.
Primary Work, Miss Danswill.
Des Moines Capital: The power to
reduce federal taxation lies with the
people, who can accomplish anything
at washington by bringing to bear
upon that body the pressure of unani-
nous opinion. While the chairman of
the house ways and means committee
and the appropriation committee ar
que that taxes must continue on the
basis. the popular will of the
people can change their minds.
Iowa City Citizen: What has be-
come OF the old fashioned college man
who had hard time getting re-
spectacle job after graduation, be-
sause his education was so purely the.