The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-03
Exhibition at Wheeler School
House.

ar pleasure to attend an exhibition
lven by the teacher, Jas. NJ. Boughner,
nd his scholars at the Wheeler School
Iouse in joint sub-district No. s in Swift.
erlsnd Township. Monroe County, where
ar, Boughner has taught fifty-eight and [
ne'half months. The room was trim. q
ned in evergreens and otherwise deco e
ated and embelshed with mottos, the
Iandiwork of the scholars and teacher,
Vhlch cannot be easily excelled. There {
vas q portrait of the "Crucit1xion of I
Christ and the Thieves" and all its sur
'oundings, size 3x5 feet. The mcttoes
we're as follows
sslz Union There is Strength )" "Love
s the Golden Chain ;""I wish We Were
Angels" "Welcome;" "Heart, in the I
center OF which was the word Love-"
Heart in center, He died for me;'"
"Christ was Nailed to the Cross" "May |
teacher, scholars, all meet in Heaven"
IS at Play, 9 at books :" "12 at Play,
at books" "Good Words;" "Forget me
not" "rhs spirit of man never dies;"
"Cbrist died for sinners:" Large heart
with Love- in center;" "God Bless Our
School," "Iu God We Trust;" "We all
hope to meet in Heaven" "God the Fs-
ther and Christ the Son." "Oar Teacher
Loves U.s." "Have Faith in God; "In
Heaven there is room for all :" "God is
everywhere;" I'VE Love our Teacher"
"Our School and our Teacher :" IRE
member the Golden Rule" Good night,
Teacher" knowledge is power;"
"W ealth is acquired bv Industry :" "An.
nual Treat, Feb. 20, 1885," "We Hope
it win be Fair;" Good Will to All s"
"Malice Toward Noue;" "Our School
term is ended; :" "Good Night ALL"
There was choir.of Z; the members
we're Misses Barbara Baker, Carrie
Ls'zsch, Messrs. Abraham Blue, Charles
Forney, Henry Ls,zsch; Leader. Chris.
tian Blattler; O;gsnist, Miss Lizzie
Latzsch. Another choir OF SO members,
all scholars; Leader, the Teacher; Or
ganist, Miss L zzie Latzsch. Another
choir, the members OF which were the
M's,es Barbara Baker, Carrie La'zsch,
Emma NJ. Blattler, Lizzie Baker, E NINA
E Forney, Minnie Keorner, Emeline At
zenhoefer. Lizzie Beck, Lena Keorner,
Lille Pittman, Samantha j. Pool;
Messrs. Abraham Blue, Charles Forney,
Henrv Latzscb, David Mouahan, Albert
E. Blattler. Ellsworth Monahsn, John
Baker; Leader. Christ. Blattlsr, Esq. !;
Organist, Miss Lizzie Latzsch.
Proceedings we're commenced bv ap-
propriate remarks nv the teacher, follow.
ed by Prof. G W. Castello; song
"Nothing Else to Do;" music by tue
choir OF So; HYMN; The Sunday School; !;
Recitstions; The Plum Tree; The Four
Seasons, (song); Three Irishmen;
song) Rambling Sailor. by Prot. Cas-
tello and Miss Dollie Stukey. orgsnist.
Address by Hon. Eiel Headlev-sub.
ject: For the Scholars; Somebody has
been teaching you; Yon are just now in
the alphabet of Life. The address was
well received by all.
Sailing Ger the Sea, bv choir OF 81.
REGULATIONS. Who Watches Over
u; What Hate to See; She Darts from
R ,on to Room; The House that jack
Built; What / Want; Mollie's Ram; The
Envious Men; Song-The Tall Young
Oysterman. by Prof. CASTILLO; Hymn-
The Rock That is Higher. BY the choir
of 81; Lecture by Ptof T. L Twinem-
subject: I Love Ny Country! See the
Future of Our Country 10 the Children;
the Professor seemed to be in his ele-
ment; the subject was we'll treated by
him
REoIrATIoNs-A Worthy Cd Lady;
MY Wife; Good Advice; Wild Roses;
We Are One Day Nearer Home; Rscita-
tion and Song-Teenty Squaller; Dear
est May. negro melody. oy Prof Csstel-
10 and Miss Dollie Stukey. organist.
Barny Mccoy. Irish song, sung and
played by Miss Allie Vanlaw.
Address by Michael Boughner-sub.
ject: What motive have we in coming
herep What our motive ehould be.
From the manner in which the subject
was handled by the speaker, it was evil
ueut tudt uc uau D Clcot HctCCpNOu vi
what our motives should always be.
Hymu-Great is the Lord, by choir OF
q.
RFcrrATroNs-Dear Little Johnny;
Sun Flower; A Child Sought; School
Room; Christmss Times is Come; Song
Paper of Pins; comic song-Oh,
Cracky. by Prof. Castello; song-Joe
Hardy, sung and played by Miss Lizzie
Latzsch.
Lecture by Hon. Henry Maury-sub-
ject: The most pleasant days are your
school days.. Educate yourself. The
Lecture was both entertaining and in.
structive.
Summer Land. by the choir OF q; or.
ganist, Miss Lizzie Laizsch.
RECITArIoNs-Attend to Your Own
Business; Red Apple; Poison Cup;
Kitty Hines, song; Love Among Big
Noses, song
Address by Prof. ]. f Bigger-sub-
jro,: Parents, school officers and teach.
ers. The Professor understands how to
overcome embarrassment; that is, by
centering ones mind upon their subject
and talk about it, which he did and did
IL aceN
Beside the Cross, BY the choir Of 81:
Little Lottie and her Mother: Steam
Arm and variations bv Prot. Costello
song-Land Ahead, by choir Of Z: Va
cation; Close Of Term; song--Li,tle
Bessie; We are Sailing, bv choir OF 81;
Sticks Couriship, by
Prof. Castello; bvmn-The School Ar
nv, by choir of So, Miss LIZZIE Laz,ch
organist; closing address by Hon Eliel
H, adley, in which he ezceled himself;
Bringing ia the Golden Sheaves hv choir
of Z; Rest at Home, by choir OF 81. We
will meet you when the school begins
again, sung AMI played by Miss Allie
Vanlaw.
After remarks by the teacher. thank.
ing all who aided and assisted, with such
hearty good will, the-scholars and him.
self In carrying the programme toto ef-
feet, we we're dismissed With anticips
tions as 10 the next annual treat, the an
ticipations having been aroused bV the
treat bestowed upon the scholars by
their teacher prior to his remarks, above