The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-09-07
RESOLUTIONS OF TEACHERS.
DESTITUTE.
logan. Ohio. Sept. j, 1898

logan. Ohio. Sept. i. 1898
Whereas, we.the meml Yers of Hook
Ing Co. Ohio Teachers Institute,
now in session congratulate our
selves upon the large attendance,
the deep interest manifested, the
honest labors of each one to diifuse
knowledge, bel ter our condition as
leschers. advance The cause of ed
ucation. and Tie good feeling that
has prevailed throughout, submit
the following
Resolved: 1,-That il is with a.
feeling of the deepest sorrow that
we Gail to mind the death of the
brilliant and accomplished lady,
Miss Bessie Calhoun, ,late Principal
OF The Logan High School.
2. That we found her an amiable,
faithful teacher,a profound scholar
and strong in Christian Character.
3. That we deeply Sympathize
with the stricken family, and that
a copy of these resolutions be sent
TO hef mother at Delaware, Ohio.
Secord:- That we extend our
sincere thanks ;o,,Pres. F NJ Gordon
and Sec. Pascal Bright for the
faithful discharge of their duties.
Third That the Executive
Committee composed Of w. p.
Matthias, E d Rickeis and Miss
Emma Westenhaver are to be con-
graduated for securing as Instruct
ors such ezcellent men as DR. Hart
zIer, Supt.R + Rayman, and Prof.
Bonebrake.
FOURTH That these worthy
gentlemen are highly esteemed for
ihe vanable services rendered us.
the mastery presentation Of their
subjects, their originality Of
thought and the high positions
the, hold in the educational world.
also their devotion 10 the teachers
cause, and the love and wishes Of
, manywarm hearts in Hooking Co.
follow them in their future woIk.
Fiith:-That Rev. Moore is heart
lily thanked for opening session by
invoking the blessing of Him who
is the fount ain OF all truth.
SiSlb:-That the Logan School
Board is entitled 10 onr thanks for
the use of the school bnildlng:also
the trustees Of the U B Church for
The use of their auditorium for
evening lectures.
Sevepth:-That we earnestly Sc
Iicit The aid and cooperation of all
persons interested in good schools.
10 make the Teachers Institute
still more successful.
Eieht:-That we heartily endorse
the Boxwell Law as passed by the
last General Assembly, and call
upon every country teacher 10 use
his utmost efforts TO have his
school represented in The Logan
High School.
Ninih;-- That We strongly de-
nonnce the Workman School Law,
both in principle, and completeness
and practibiliiy;tha' il is virtually
an evil instead of benefit 10 the
common schools; and it lowers the
standard of teachers wages is scon-
elusive, and is very detrimental to
the teachesrs cause, and that we
emp haiically demand It's repeal or
satisfactory amendment at the ear
hest date possible.
1enih;- That we believe the
hest interests Of the teacher de-
,napd a County Association, that
shall hold bi-mnnihly meetings.
the work 10 be very largely con- J
Quoted by tbs teachers themselves.
Eleventh. That we ask the
Comfy and City Examiners to
still continue giving a credit of II
per cent on the lowest grade for
each days attendance at the Insti=
tute and County Association.
Twelfth;- That a copy of these
resolltio be printed in the local !
papers, and that copy of the
sa me be sent 10 each candidate for |
the Legislature.
{ Lou Mil.
Committee W S Stone,