The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-12-06
NO. 49,.

troduced and by his pleasing re
marks Immediately brought sun
shine with him into the Institute
DIR. Everett of Harrisburg was in
troduced to the teachers and also
made some very pleasing and in
structire remarks
Wednesday Evening. Music by
Middleburgh Band. DR.. Everett OF
Harrisburg was introduced by Sup't
Herman to the audience. He deliv-
cred well prepared and instructive
lecture on Our Girls
Thursday Morning. g.-Singing. De
votional exercises conducted by Rev.
Orwig. Roll call Prof. Noetling
spoke on the subject Spelling, aud
Prof. Albert on Primary Geography
The speaker advocated strongly the
use Of Sand Modelling Prof. VIM
Meyer of Freeburg also spoke on the
subject of Geography. Mr.. II. S
Stetler, Principal Of Middleburgh
schools, presented the subject Of
School Libraries and how to obtain
them 1t being Thanksgiving Day.
the Institute united III singing
America" Hon. Hauck then spoke
OH school programs,
Thursday Afternoon. Institute
convened ut l:30. The election Of
the Permanent Certificate Commit
tee resulted M follows: j. II Willis.
II. $. Stetler, NJ. l. Potter, A. NJ
Wonder, II. Il. Gregory. Rev. Brown
addressed the Institute on duties Of
( School Directors. Hon. Henry
Hauck talked on Teachers Salaries
| Rev. Brown answered the proceed
ing speech, talking from Directors
standpoint Prof. Albert continued
\ his talk on Geography.
Thursday evening Music by Mid
dleburgh band. Hon. Henay Hauck
was introduced and lectured on the
subject, '"The Old and the New
The lecture wqs ., 49,. +
g merriment, and enjoyed by u
audience present.
Il Friday Morning. Session opened
with singing. Devotional exercises
u conducted by Dr. Croft, President
e. of Buckucll University. Prof. John
4 son talked on School Room Jottings.
Prof Nootlng gave II very plain and
@ practical talk on Psychology. DR..
+ Groil spoke on the moral training of
pupils.
+ Committee appointed to devise Il
plan for organizing IL Teachers
.e Reading Circle reported that they
IA had drafted Constitution and by
4 laws.
l. Resolution committee reported ~
N follows;
-, WHEREAS, We, the members of the lic,olu.
tion committee appointed hl th" President o
- lhi, institute holding lu esteem 'n" dignity ~
the profession and rccusnRn- the assembling
A. u teachers as an important factor inthr cau-"
uf cducarion thereby receiving instruction from
~ exchange uf views do highly appreciate the
n work accomplished At the 3lst Annual luotltut"
At OF snyder county. Therefore
:; RESOLVED, That IN our county Supcrntcn-
dent thuS. W. Herman We recognize dll tUNlthl
lcalous. active and cuuurcuU~ uuy.ll one ever
alive 10 the responsibility or his calling and ia
la the highest degree worthy oI The confidence ana
hearty support of director, Uud patrons ond
~ teachers.
4. RESOLVED That We most grnaifully acGno"I
n edge the services rendered boy DR.. Horne Of Al
lcntoNn, Prof Nocuing or bloomsbury Prof.
johnson of Mon county Prof. Albert " Blooms
~ burg and Dr GrOn " LewisDurs, ANA tender our
s thanks for their efforts IN our behalf.
~ RESOLVED, That our thanks are due to the FOL
/ lowing lectures, Prof johnson. Rev. klvpler
~ pr. Everett. Hon. Henry iIuuck tor then highls
n instructive and cntoraulng addresses.
s. RlsoLyEp That We cherish Nud feelings To-
,, the citizens of MddicDurgn for their KIND hosp
taty.
u RESOLVED That n, years 90 by music Is more
+, ana more recognized as a leading factor IN ed
- urutlou therefore We, the teachers of snyder
county In Institute assembled hereby extend
u heartfelt upprrcluIluus for the excellent music
n; rendered by slcters Cornct Band.
t. RESOLVED That our thanks are also due Ia
q Prof. william Moycr and Mrs Herman Tor the
management Of the choir
y, JAS. G. SlIAFFER
A. j. 4. STRAUSS
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