The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-01-04
Teachers, Institute.
JACKSON, ONO, DEC. 25, 1882.

| The Jackson County Teachers In.
stitute was called to order by Presi-
dent S. Morgan.
Singing, "Blest be the tie that
binds"
Opening address by the President
On motion the following were fixed
as times Of meeting: 9 A. NJ, f3O p
NJ. and 7P. M. Times for adjourn
ing, - NJ, 4.3O P. M. and 9 P NJ
The time for calling roll was fixed at
first thing after the first regular ex-
ercise in the morning
The Executive Committee was re-
quested to pay Prof. D. J. Evans such
amount as, ih their Judgment, the
fluids Of the Institute warrant.
The Executive Committee was re-
quested to prepare list of Competi-
tive exercises.
Each person criticising any address
was limited to minutes.
On motion it was ordered that the
President appoint a leading critic each
day.
On motion Messrs. Allison, Kinni-
son and johnson, teachers in the
Union Schools Of Jackson, were ap-
pointed committee on music.
On motion the teachers were re-
quested to respond with some appro-
pirate quotation in answer to roll call.
On motion J. W. johnson was ap-
pointed to take charge of Question
Box.
On motion two additional members
were appointed on Committee on Re-
union. Profs. Allison and Kinnison
were appointed.
W. M. johnson reported estimates
of Robt. Clarke & Co., and Walden &
Stowe, upon cost Of publishing history
of Institute. Report laid on the
table. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, America" led by Prof.
Allison.
Hon. John T. Moore was called up
CT to express his opinions in reference
to County Superintendent of Pub
lie Schools. A long discussion fol-
lowed, which was participated in by
Messrs. Longbon, Harbarger, Allison,
I-AluulSOus u. w. COHuoOu, loduudli,
Fry and Robbins.
The Executive Committee an
nounced that a series of competitive
exercises would be given.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock Tuesday
I. orning
TUESDAY MORNING.
Called to order by Vice President,
G.. w. Fry.
Singing, Jesus Lover of my Soul. !"
J. w. johnson, Qrganist.-
Prayer by Rev. A. W. Long.
Minutes read and approved.
Hon. John T. Moore was appointed
leading critic.
Roll Call:
On motion it was ordered that the
value of prizes in competitive exercises
be limited to one dollar, and that each
successful competitor be required to
get an order from the Executive Com
mittee, and be allowed the privilege
of obtaining his prize at either of the
Book Stores Of Jackson, and that the
competitors report the character of
their prizes to the Executive Commit
tee sometime prior to Friday evening
In absence of persons on regular
programme, Mr. Moore addressed the
Institute on the Subject, What is the
Letter "a
Questions in competitive examina-
tions were ordered to be printed.
Fl. Barnhill conducted competitive
exercise in Grammar, End. Glass.
Successful competitor, Thos. J
Jones.
Prof. D. J. Evans conducted an ex-
ercise in advanced reading, followed
by criticisms by Mr.. Moore.
By kindness of Mr.. J. w. johnson
beautiful and fragrant bouqu'
graced the Presidents desk.
! Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, Coronation" Miss Lizzie
Stevenson, Organlst.
Prof. D. J. Evans continued hi
exercise in advanced reading, followed