Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-02
VACATION DAYS ARE
NEARING THE CLOSE
FOR LOCAL KIDD|ES
PUBLIC AND Sc CTARIA A N
SCHOOLS TO BE FORMALLY
OPENED NEXT TUESDAY MORN
ING-23oo EXPECTED TO BE EN-
ROLLED.

Riddles make the most Of Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, for they are the
only three days left out of ten weeks
summer vacation. On Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock, the tardy bells in all
of the public schools will ring, and
nine months of study will be under
way
1t is expected in the neighborhood
of 1900 Ottawa children will enroll
in the cities educational institutions
next week. The estimated number of
students in the public schools will be
1900. at the high school 400 and in
the three paroehial schools, st. Frau
els st. Patrick's and st. Columba's,
700
Besides this large number OF
students will enter St. Xaviers
Academy, Browns Business College
and Pleasant View Luther College
Glasses will pass and studies will be
started on Tuesday morning at the
public schools. At the high school
registration will be started on Tues
day, and the actual years work of the
school will not be started until Friday
morning.
The registration program for the
week at the High School will be as
follows:
Tuesday, September 6-AIl first
year pupils will report to the auditor
ium at $50 a. m, Beginning pupils
will be given tests in English and
Arithmetic for the purpose Of assign
ment to sections in High School work
in English and Mathematics.
Wednesday, September 7, at $50 a.
Registration of all fourth year
students.
Wednesday, September 7. $50 Il,
Registration Of all first year
students. (No student will be regis
tered until he has taken the tests
mentioned aboyeD
Thursday, September s, $50 a. N.
Registration of all second year
students.
Thursday, September s, 1870 p, m,
Registration of all third year stu,
dents
Friday. September 9 at $50 a m. --
Opening assembly, and classes for the
first semester begin.
Superintendent of Schools c. j.
Byrne announced today that the fol
lowing assignment of teachers had
been made to the various public
schools for the coming year
Lincoln Misses Lucille Sanders,
Olive Murphy Della Finnerty, Agnca
Leamy, Ada Gatchell Nellie Smith
Helene Butler. Margaret FCchan,
Madeline Harden, Orleen Ryan, Cora
Raley, Alice Rigden.
columbus Misses Mary Downs,
Alice Cullen, Blanche Neady, Hertha
/ Hill.
Washington-Miss Elizabeth Bow
ers. Marie BoWermastcr Katherine
/ Cosgrove, Mrs o. Gerding-Mischke
Jefferson Misses Agnes Tydeman.
/ Julia Fox Nellie Hart Margaret
/ PAYNE. Mary G. White,
/ Shabbona- Misses Bcrnice Yost,
/ Elsie Hodgsom. Jennie Sanders Nora
Quirke, Eleanor Parks, Anna REM
/ Kindergarten Miss Edna Barry
Shabb0na and Washington; Miss
Mary Hart, Lincoln; Miss Mildred
Berridge. Columbus and Jefferson.
/ Specials Misses Mildred Strine,
/ domestic science; Helen Whitmore
music; Helen Hodkins0n, art; r. u.
+ Todd, manual training
Miss Edith Willis, school nurse
The kindergarten classes at Lin
coin. Jefferson and Shabbona schools
will open on Tuesday morning, and at
Washington and Columbus schools on
Tuesday afternoon
/ All the city teachers will meet tC.
morrow morning at 10 a. m. at Red
dick public library for a teachers
meeting