The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-01-05

On motion the following Resolutions adopted
RESOLVED.
1. That Teachers Institutes have been found to be
an efficient factor in promoting and advancing the
2. That the Teachers Institute of jackson County
has been the means Of producing better ola
mon mon Schools of the County have been much improved
g. That it is the duty of every teacher to he in con-
stant faithf9 ATTENDANCE at every session OF the ins
tute and far practicable TO participate in the ex-
A. That teachers entitled and should therefore
demand and receive better compensation for their
labor and for that purpose and 10 that effect should
certed and united action in the of salaries
liberal remuneration for their labors;
s. That vote of thanks be rendered to all gentlemen
sisted in the work Of the institute and also to the
tate. and for their interest in the exsfcises-also
thanks for the of and for singing books
for the use of the Institute.
On motion the following Resolutions were adopted ::
n Cur Fepd M and D hsPe
has engaged actively in the educationa interests Of
Rcsoired That we the teachers of Jackson Co.. ten
der him our sincere thanks for his instructive and
Rescircd That the members of this Association ten,
see'y johnson for their regular al ana prompt
discharged the duties devolving upon them.
The following resolution was adopted
ResolUed That committee of three be appointed to
take charge of the Reunion exercises At the close of
G. W. Harbarger, W. NJ. johnson and John Warren.
On motion all teachers and others who read Essays,
requested furnish copies to the jackson papers
| for publication.
j. W. Delay conducted a competitive exercise in
Reading. Successful competitors, Miss Annie Wad-
dell and j. w. johnson.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
| Presidents Morgan.
| Vice Prosfdent-G. w. Fry.
| Secretary-W. NJ Johnson
! Executive Committee-J. Z. Kinnison, league Ray,
and j. K. Stewart
EvENING.-Reunion Exercises.
Singing, Scholars Greeting Song, Miss Ida Hanng
| Organist.
On motion the time and place for holding the next
Institute shall be during the next Holidays, and at
jackson.
The committee on Obituary reported the following:
move from midst brother and fellow teacher,
Quiller Scott who was called to rest December 29t
Rcsolred, That in this sad bereavement we per-
WIS WIS % found ~ and submit @ to that will realizing that
Rcsolrcd, That In death brother this
citation has lost an efficient co.werker society roos
citizen; the grief stricken wife and children, kind
Resolced, That copy these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this copy be sent TO
the grief stricken wife and family and copy be pub
prise.
Address by d. Mackley.
Presentation of prizes in Arithmetic. To j. j.
Bennett by George Aten To w. t. Morgan by j. X.
Stewart. To A. E. Mclaughlin by S. Morgan. To
Isaac Parry by j. H. Rowland. To David Hunsinger
|
Music, Miss Ida Hanins.
Select reading, by C. W. Harharser and Miss An
ME Waddell.
Presentation of prize in Penmanship. To j. II.
Rowland by L. D. Ray.
| Reading, by j. W. johnson.
Presentation of prize in Spelling. ToJ A. Calhoun
! by d. T. Moore.
Music by Miss Hanng.
Presentation of prizes in Geography. To j. w.
johnson by D. Woodson To Geo. L. Morgan by II.
| E. Mclaughlin.
| Music-"The Golden Slippers" Messrs. Rowland
and Hank.
Presentation of prizes in Geography. 70 ). W.
| Loagbon.
Defamation by Miss Annie Waddell, subject, Over
| the hill to the Poor house.
Mr. Harbarger then read. Over the hill from the
Poor house, in very feeling and entertaining man.
Solo and Chorus by Miss Blanche Callaghan and
party.
Reading by j. X. Stewart
Presentation ofprize in History. To D. Mackley by
E. Edmund Evans by j. W. johnson. To A. f. Nc
Laughlin by G W. Harbarger.
| Music by j. W Hank. THE Liberty Bird"
| Reading by Columbus Weed.
Presentation of prizes in reading. To j. w. john
son by d. ID. Evans. To Annie Waddel by J. T.
Moore.
George W. Fry, George W. Harbarger, George E.
Morgan and George Aten, by Mr.. Fry presented a
book TO Hon. J. t. Moore who replied in his happy
and felcitous style.
Defamation by q. IS. Harbarger.
| Closing remarks by the President.
Music, Sweet By and By
| Adjourned sine die.
! G. W. FRY. President.
W. NJ. JOHNSON, Sec'y.