The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-01-06


Normal Methods OF Teaching. followed by eritl-
cisms, opened by ]. c. Stevenson.
Roll call.
Minutes read and approved.
Prof Ormsby gave another lecture on Gram
mar, followed by questions and criticisms.
Adjourned till l p. NJ.
Afternoon.
Society convened and called TO order by Vice |
Pres't Stevenson.
Prayer by Prof w. II. Scott.
Programme taken up.
Prest Scott then gave lecture on the Ideal
Teacher, followed by Communications, opened
by Judge Longbon.
On motion of Mr.. LongbOn, a vote of thanks
was rendered the Professor for his able lecture.
Prof Peden next read a paper on Theory and
Practice. followed by general remarks.
Prof. Ormsby concluded his lectures on Gram
mar.
Programme announced for evening.
Adjourned till $50 p. NJ.
Evening.
Institute met pursuant to adjournment.
President Scott in Chair.
Regular programme taken up.
Prof. W. II. Scott was then introduced by the
Chair, and responded with a very excellent lee
ture on the subject OF Ideal Education.
Judge Longbon read a paper on the matter Of
Common Sense, followed with remarks opened
by c. A. Atkinson.
Questions of Budget Box distributed and an
swered.
Programme announced for Thursday.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 80.
Morning.
Association convened with Vice Prest Ste
venson in Chair.
| Minutes read and approved.
| Mr.. Goodrich then gave a class drill on Math-
/ RmaIic0l (aROVranhV w rrfff
opened by O. W. Harbarger.
| On motion of W. Scott, a committee was ap-
pointed on Resolutions, consisting Of W. Scott,
v. &. Martindale, and ]. w. johnson.
On motion OF ]. c. Stevenson, the Executive
Committee reported in regard to joint enter
tainment OF Institute and Harmonic Society.
The report was discussed at some length, after
which Prof T. f. Peden offered the following
| resolution:
Resolved, That at all future sessions OF this
Institute the Executive Committee be instruct
ed,
81. To commit the Institute TO no union with
any other society or association I'm any Joint
exercises.
"2 To allow no part of the time allotted to
the Institute to be occupied by any other socie-
ty or association"
The question, Is it advisable to create the Of
fee Of County Superintendent? was discussed
lowed by miscellaneous debate.
Programme announced.
Adjourned till p. NJ.
Afternoon.
Association met pursuant 10 adjournment.
President in Chair.
Prayer by Prof. Ormsby.
]. w. Hays gave a class drin in Mental Arith
metic. followed by criticisms opened by Prof
Ormsby.
Prof. ormsby then save lesson on Map
Drawing. followed by a class drill in aeogra-
ply, conducted by Prof. I. E. Peden.
The committee on Programme OF Reunion re
ported. Amended and received.
Exercises announced.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81.
Morning.
Association convened with Pres't Scott in
Chair.
Exercises opened with prayer.
Minutes read and approved.
Programme taken up.
ID. c. Lloyd then gave a class drill I'm Spelling
followed by criticisms and remarks, opened by
Judge Longbon.
Roll call.
Prof. T. E. Peden addressed the teachers OF
the subject of Country Schools; which ex cellen
address followed by general remarks
opened by ID. c. Washburn.
In the absence of Prof Ormsby, ]. c. Steven
son was allowed to take up the subject of Spell.
ing. but the Professor ARRIVING I'm a short tins
he desisted.
The Professor then proceeded with his lessor
on Map Drawing, after which the Society ad
Journed Till I o'clock p. NJ.
| Afternoon.
Society met and called to order by President
Scott.
Prof. g. s. ormsby then concluded his lesson,
on Map Drawing.
Roll call.
After which Judge Longbon offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted.
Resolved, That the sentiments in the very
able lecture of Rev. ID. II. Moore merits oui
most cordial appreciation"
Report of committee on Expenses received
and the committee discharged. The following
is the report:
JACKSON, o., December 81, 1876.
The Executive Committee of the jackson
County Teacher Association report the follow
ing as the expenses for conducting the tenth
Institute ofsaid Association
W. A. Steele, Oil, chimneys, &c.-......-... 81 Is
Standard office, Printing, 90
Herald office, Printing 90
]. A. Starkey, Stationery .-....-............ so
Prot. ormsby's salary s5O,expenses So CO. II 90
Prof. Scotts 10 %
JahlloT fSalafy 10 W
Secretarys salary 10 O0