Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-17
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES
McCulley No. 8, and Omio No. 2
have enrolled as Red Cross schools.
The following teachers have Joined
the State Association; Lucille Pear
son, Huber Miller, Madge Sonderman,
Myrtle Earlywine, Mrs. ]. B. Miller,
Ragnhild Olson, Emma Hart, Mildred
Bales, Mary Metcalf, Mrs. Eva Stew
art, Edna Green, Susy Busby, Mabel
Tracy, Mrs. VIM johnson, Ruth Smith
Clara Knudson, Cecilia Bauman, Ida
Splitter, Emma Barth, Carrie Walz,
Velma Ford, Josie, Under, Irene Col
Inns, Martha August, James Caring
er, Harry Collins, Marion L. Priest,
Leo Lynch, Leo Daily, Anna Nelson,
John R. O'Donald, and Ruth Putnam.
This is less than 20 per cent of the
teachers Of the county. Every teach
er should join. The benefits each
teacher has received this year will
amount to hundred times the dues
to the Association-s1.50. Send in
your dues.
Nine month diplomas of honor were
awarded the following pupils this
week: Stanley Bechtle and Johanna
Ballet, Linton Special Gerhard Keuhl
McCulley; Josephines Rodenberg and
John Thinner, Baker; verl Mause-
hund, Hampton; The following pupils
received punctuality buttons this
week for three months perfect attend
ance: Theodore Sjerslee, Flora Meal
lister, Agnes Pearson; Carl Pearson
and Annie Hanson, Logan; Janette
I Nieuwsma and Locadia Wolf, Hague;
Ruby Purintun, Highland; Hattie Fet-
terley, Glanavon; susanna Slagh, Mag
gle Int. Veldt, Annie, Angelina and
Helen Van Vugt, John Thinner, Bak-
ker; Clara Brusch, Danbury; Rose
Ballet, johanna Ballet, Clara Bosch,
J Ethel Malpass, Alvina Ballet, Loret-
ia Bechtle, Anton Heisler, Eugene
4 Bechtle, Isaac Blore, Winnifred Coon
!. en-, Richard Coonen, Ray Coonen and
} Doris Coonen, Linton Special; Elean-
r Keuhl, Esther Albrecht and Melvin
! Larvick, McCulley.
The Associated Teacher is new
teachers magazine published at Val
ley City every month in the year ex-
cept July and August. This maya
zine is mailed free to every teacher
joining the state association. It is
gotten out by the Association and is
alone worth the price of the dues.
Let's have 100 per cent membership
! from this county.
4 All teachers enrolling in the State
Association and who intend to 60 to
Fargo the 21st must get an identi-
fication certificate from this Office.
!, This will enable them to get the re-
duced rate Of one and one-half fire
). The following people wrote at the
= teachers examination last Thursday
!. and Friday: N. s. Sheffield, Lena
!. Muckler, Alice Diggins, Barbara Gese
!. Mrs. Fred Bader,, Mrs. G. ]. Enders
2 Elizabeth Patterson, Marion L. Priest
II Jacob Van Houte, Jr., Otto Schaapt
!. Leo T. Daily, Leo Lynch, NJ. c. Son
$ derman. Jos. J.. Vetter, Anna Des
!. mond, Sr. Mary Angela, Cecilia Bau
: man, Elsie Arndt, Norma Scott, Mar
garet Gilman r. E. Mccain, Ros.
Maurer, Adeline Ziebart, Hilda Bosch
ker, Myrtle E. Green, Mrs. Margaret
+ Scott, Mrs. Charlotte Orthmeyer, Ma
] garet Venue. Six of these are no
teaching. The certificates of six 9th
ers have expired this fall, and tw'
are trying to get first grade certifi
Gates. One other has taught twent.
: years and holds certificates in othe
I. states. One is teaching in Kidde
Z county. OF the other thirteen 81.
: Intended summer school this summe
!. six weeks or more. Three Of the 9th
e ers are high school graduates I an
e the other four have from one to tire
= years Of high school. This is il
marked contrast to last year. At tn
: November examination we had thirt
) nine applicants and at the Februar
!. elimination fifty-eight. The Februar
= examination this year will have yer
n few applicants. We do not expes
q more than third Is many as Las
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