Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
Institute Proceedings.

Institute Proceedings.
The Joint Institute of Juniata and Sny-
der counties met in the school house at |
Richteld, on Friday evening, January 90,
1885, and after piece of music by the Ju-
niats Valley Cornet Band entitled Post SO, |
Grand Army Quick March, was called to
order by County Superintendent Auman,
and devotional exercises were conducted by
(. S. Hoknbrok. John II. Willis was elect
ed Vice President, and o. B. Sulouff Sec
retary. The officers elected delivered short
come was delivered by o. b. Sulouf, and
was responded to by Superintendent Au-
man, ]. II. Willis, A. l.. Shaffer, Ed. S.
Hoknbrok, E. NJ. Bowersox, and S. II. Gray
bill. Music by band, 1.-THE War Horse" Rec
itation, s'John Manard'' by Minnie Winey
Recitation, "United at Last" by Lula Gray
bill; ssTeacher's Mistakes was then discuss
ed by Ed. S. Hoknbrok, followed by S. II.
6raybill, A. l.. Shaffer, E. NJ. Bowersox,
o. B. Sulouff, John ii. Willis, Superintend-
ent Auman, b. F. Kohler, and John Nc
Select reading, Show Sockery Kadak1t set
a Hen," o B ulouffi hecitation, "The Bur
Ia, of Noses" by Gertie Weld man Recita-
ton, "Liberty and Independence" by Alton
Winey Superintendent AuTan told hu-
merous story on "Study your question as
well as the answer; - Select reading, 80 How
the Dutchman killed the Woodchuck," by
O. B. Sulouf; Select reading, "Man wants
but little here below" by John II. Willis
Music by band, "Spring Garden Quickstep.'
Adjourned to meet at 9 A. NJ, Saturday
morning.
Institute was called to order by Superin-
tendent Auman, and devotional exercises
were conducted by Z. S. HOknbrok. Music
by the institute .sBeulah Land.' "Fractions,
How best taught" was next discussed by s..
II. Graybill, followed by S. A. Knouse, Ed .
S. Hokenbrok, John II. Willis, o. b. Su-
louff. A. l.. Shaffer, E. NJ. Bow ersOx, and
Superintendent Aumln; Music by the In
stitute ssSweet Alton" EN- B owersox read
a paper on "SchOol Punishment" which was
further discussed by s. 4. mouse, j. l..
John Il. Willis, G.. A. Foltz, S. II. Gray
| bill, Ed. S. Hoknbrok, B. +. Kohler and
Superintendent Auman. Superintendent
Auman then said that owing to the incle
mency of the weather he would have TO
leave at noon and placed the institute in
| the hands of the Vice President who an-
nounced the programme for the afternoon.
Institute was called to order in the az
ternoon by the Vice President. 90 Spelling
was discussed by 4. L. Shatfer, S. A.
Knouse, Ed. S. Hoknbrok, J. W. Hibbs
Music by the Institute, s'All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name" Recitation "Always good
by May Mitterling. Primary Teaching wa
disc ussed by S. H. Graybil, o. B. Sulouff
J. ". Hibbs, and S. \. Knouse; Recita
tion, .sFor Young Pupil" Ida Richart; Sc
lect reading ''SOckery Kadahkuts Kat" o
B Sulouff; .sSome mistakes in our teaching
vas opened by J. W. Hibbs, followed b,
S. A. Knouse, and o. B. Sulouff, discussion
S'osed by.J. W. uiobs ; Recitation, .'Th
School Ma'am's story,' by Julia 4. Zong
s.How to make school attractive' was open
ed by o. b. Sulouf, folio wed by T. F
Richart aud J. W. Hibbs. A vote of thank
was rendered Miss Lizzie A. Dill, Prof. W
II. Grimm and others for music furnished
The Vice President announced the pro
gramme for the evening session. Music b
Institute, .sLord dismiss us with Thy Bless
ing. - Adjourned.
Eveni rg session called to order by Vic
President Willis. Music by ban d, s'Littl
Goldie's Qrickstep." The fol lowing resolu
ton was proposed by s. \. KnOuse, and o
motion it was unanimously agreed to:
: Resoired, That we, the teachers Of Jun
ata and Snyder counties in joint mstitut
assembled, do hereby tender our thanks t
the patrons, citizens and pupils OF Richtiel
aud vicinity, for their cooperation in n
work, TO DR.. J. W. Deckard for the loan {
an organ, to the Juniata Valley COruet Ban
for music furnished, ana to Prof. w. L
Grimm and others for assistance in sing
ing
Recitation, ''Natbsn Hale" by Agnes NJ
terling; Music by Institute, ''JOhnie Sards +;
Recitation, True Heroism," by Irwin Mills
ssSchool Examinations" was discussed by
B. Sulouff, J. W. Hibbs and J. II. Will,
Recitation, s.The Singer and the child" /
Lima Harr is Recitation, ''Curfew Must NJ
Ring To- night by Lizzie Shellenbergel
Music by ban d. "Geperal Harrison's Quicl
step - Select Reading, "Dot SHY Iced
Raskel,'' o. B. Sulouff; '.The Teacher as
Student was discussed by J. l.. Zimme
man; John Ii. Willis spoke on the subie,
ofH Reading Circles" Recitation, ''The Lit
. Nova Scotia Girl.' by Lizzie Weimer; Rec
tation, s.The Boys we Need, /" Victor Harris
o. B. Sulouff read paper on The "OIiec
of Study - Music by band, '.And ante an
! Polka :" Should the State ma mage our Edr
: cational Affairs, was discussed by j. "
. Hibbs. He would not have the school a
, fairs managed by the state, but would IA
Corporations and divide the money anon
:, the schools of the state Music by banC
"Andante and Gallop." Closing remarks B
Vice President Willis. Music, The Slun
, Der Song. Adjourned sine die.
o. B. SULoUFF,
Cocolamus. February l, 1886. Secretary