The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-05
INSTITUTE CLOSES,
Most Interesting Session
Ever Held in Logan.
Hooking Teachers Well
Prepared for the
Winters Work.
MONDAY.

On Monday Of last week the
Teachers Institute opened its
second week with increased yigor
and enthusiasm. After the open
ing exercises, J. w. Filing devel-
oped the necessity of Mathamitics,
of long solutions for beginners and
shortened in proportion to exper-
ience. Simple and compound in.
terest were thoroughly discussed
as to the more profit to loan in
short or long time. Prof. Rayman's
talk and diagrams on Geography
was an interesting one; expert
ments in weight and pressure of
air furnished good food for thought.
Miss Cassie Palmer's paper on
Teachers Meetings met the APP
proval of all. Prof. Rayman con-
tinued on the subject of telegraph
and telephone, giving the great
benefit to the commercial interests
of Il country. Also his lecture on
Reading and Literature was one
of great value to teaching. Pascal
Bright talked on the verb. Editor
A. H. Wilson, in his development
of the Ohio Company's Purchase,
made good points to be remember
ed.
TUESDAY.
On Tuesday morning Pres. Cor
den appointed Il committee on re-
solutions as follows:-J. P. West,
J. P. Nunnemaker and Miss Jcn-
ME Sunderland.
Arithmetic assumedr subject,
Commission. Instructor Filing
made the subject very clear.
There was spelling contest con-
Quoted by j. P. Matthias. Ten
words We're to be spelled and the
diacritic and accent marks given.
The person securing the highest
grade was entitled to eight weeks
school at Lebanon.
On Thursday Mr.. Irish lectured
on the subject of Orthrography and
Grammar, and on Friday DR.. Sand
ers, President of the Otterbein
University, made some very bene-
fetal remarks on various subjects.
Pres. Pro. TEN. Will Stone appoint
ed one from each township to or
ganize reading circle in the
county.
The committee on resolutions
made the following report:
LOGAN, O., Aug. 81, 1891.
WHEREAS, we the members Of
! the Hooking County, Ohio, Teach
er's Institute, that the Institute
may speak for our increased num-
bers and interest, for our earnest
effort to promote the cause of edu-
cation, for our zeal in the diffusion
of knowledge, for our opportunity,
for the development of perceptive
and reflective faculties and our
feeling of fellowship, do present
the following:
Resolued 1st, That we desire to
extend thanks to Pres. f. Nj. Cor
den and Sec. p. A. Bright for their
excellent services, for their careful
and judicious management and for
their courteous execution of duties.
Resolred End, That the Execu-
tive Committee composed of ID. e.
Harsh, w. S. Stone and Miss Lou
Mill are due recipients OF our ap-
probation for having secured home
instructors, Prof. r. +. Rayman, J.
w. Filing and p. A. Bright.
| ResOlred Syd, That we heartily
thank G. G. Webb, Examiner Arm
old, DR.. Stevenson, Rev. DIR. Moore,
o. w. II. Wright, A. III. Wilson,
Prof. Irish and Pres. II. J. Sanders
for having delivered talks of such
mental excellence.
Resolced Ath, That all of the
papers showing extensive and ac.
curate knowledge of the subject
treated were met with enthusiastic
applause and appreciation.
ResOived 9TH, That thanks are
due to the city papers for having
taken an interest in our daily ses
sions, and that II copy of these res
olutiODs be published in each o
the local papers.
Besolced 9th, That because the
social of Aug. 23rd was a success
we are to recognize the fact by
thanking the committee on ar,
rangements and that 1t is due tC
them that "a good social evening
was enjoyed.
| ResolUed 7th, That the Logan
School Board is entitled to oui
thanks for the use Of the school
building.
ResOlDed Sth, That we ask thu
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