The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-08-18

cessfuI future before her. We
therefore cheerfully recommend
her as Christian lady in every
sense of the word, and as sue
cessfuI teacher, to all boards de-
string efficient, willing and able
work done in their schools.
Respectfully,
c.. III. Rinker, Pres. of Board.
w. I'll. Miller.
Geo. w. Kitchener
A. B. Whitmer
A. T. Vogel,
Members of Board.
In Colorado, Miss Crone's first posi-
ton was that of principal Of small
school, which position she held for
four years, receiving the following
letter of recommendation when she
decided to. apply for a position IN the
city schools of Greeley, Colo.
Greeley, Weld County,
May Is, 1907.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the
bearer, Miss Emma Crone, has
taught our school in the La
Grange District No. Il, for the
past three years and has been ten
dered the same position for an
other year. She has the endorse
ment of the community as being
a very capable teacher, and train
err of children, and is perfectly
well acquainted with all the du-
ties appertaining to school. we
can confidently recommend her as
a teacher qualified in every re-
specl
Signed, Respectfully,
Edward Mercer, Tr. Ed
In the Greeley schools Miss Crone
stayed three years, the following let
ter of recommendations being sent
from her City Superintendent to the
president of the School Board in Mara
thon, Iowa, where she had decided to
applv that she might be able to speno
some time with her parents, Mara
thon being her home town from IN
fancy.
Feb. Ia, 1910.
Mr.. A. A. Wells,
Marathon, IA.
Dear Mr.. Welle:
am writing you relative to
the work of Miss Emma Crone
while in our public schools. She
has taught in Greeley for
period of three years. During
this time she has shown herself to
be a progressive, conscientious
teacher. She possesses strong
power in discipline; and her in
struction is clear, logical and upon
important subject matter.
Her character is of the best;
and her activities in the commu-
nifty are all of such nature as to
merit the approval of the school
authorities.
/ She will teach well for you.
Yours very sincerely,
C. E. Carter, Supt.
Being elected in Marathon, Mis-
Crone taught there two years, whel
she left to homestead in Montana
taking the following letter from ne
/ Superintendent with her:
Marathon, Iowa, July 6, 1911.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERNS:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that
/ Miss Emma Crone of Marathon,
Iowa, has taught third and fourth
( grade work the past year under
nv supervision and has given ex-
cellent satisfaction. The best
testimonial for her is the fact
that she could have remained IN
/ her place at liberal increase OF
salary.
Miss Crone has shown herself to
be lady of unusual ability, or
iginal and conservative in her
work and most congenial men,
Der of ones corps of teachers.
She is strong in discipline, thor
ough i'm instruction and secures
the cooperation and good will OF
her pupils. She possesses a good
Christian character and good per-
sonal appearance. / consider her
a desirable teacher for any grade
from third to eighth and regret
that she must leaye us.
Yours,
J. E. CUNDY, Supt.
| Since coming to Montana, Mis-
Crone has taught in the rural school
near her farm. She begins her thir
/ year in the Raymond District thi
fall.
| Miss Crone states with justifiabl
pride that in her twenty-five years o
experience as teacher she has no
once failed of reelection, so long a
| she wished to retain her position.
H. P. FOSTER