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School Notes—Central Union Conference

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Oct 4, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 40.

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School Notes—Central Union Conference

Miss Essie Ferguson will teach at Council Bluffs, Iowa, this winter.
Miss Ida Brown, one of Nebraska's successful teachers, will teach in Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Anna Didrickson has begun her third year's work in the church-school at St. Joseph, Mo.
The Grand Island (Neb.) school has been in session since September 3, taught by Miss Cora Carr. We have received good reports from the school.
The College View (Neb.) church-school opened September 10 with an enrolment of nearly one hundred. This is better than last year's opening. Prof. C. R. Kite is acting as principal, with Miss Mary Kinneburgh and Miss Edna Schee as assistants in the lower grades.
The church-school at Ottawa, Kan., with Miss Lesta Seaward as teacher, is now in session. This is one of the oldest church-schools in the denomination.
H. M. Hiatt, who has for several years had successful experience in public-school and church-school work, was recently elected educational superintendent of the Kansas Conference.
I. C. Sultz, who for two years was school superintendent in Kansas, is now teaching the advanced grades in the Kansas City schools. Miss Sophia Blaser is teaching in the primary room at this place.