Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-25

II. G. Ginger was elected Vice
President.
o. B. Sulouff was elected Secre
tary, with Miss E. BIanch Fry Assist.
ant Secretary.
One hundred and fivs teachers an
swered to the first roll call, as fol-
lowf:
Beale District-A. n. Wilemsn.
Mrs. r. P. Tsy flor, Annie L. McWill'
Jams, Ella J. lines, Willism Fl. Say or,
d. B. Jenkins.
DeIaware-A. W. Guyer, Geo. A.
Snuman. Alma G. Kinser, Julia Sell.
ers, G. S. Ford. Della V. knight,
Grant Arnold, Martha Hoops, J. j.
Guyer.
Fayette-H. G. Beaver, Mary E.
McMsep, John H. Shellepberger,
John II. Carney, ] A. Martin, L. S.
Kinzer, E. L. Swartzlander, o. B. Su
louff, Charley Soda, Sylvester Arne Id,
Alice Van Ormer.
Fermanagh--Thomas D.l;map, E.
F. Brent, ". F. Carstetter. Mary
Thomas. e. Maud Robson. Il. Aunie
Groninger, L. Auna Will.
GreenS5ood-L. A. Woodward,
Samuel Castles, Jennie Rhodes, F. A
Wilt.
Lack-Sue Andrews, Ed X. Stump,
Fl. G. Rhine, Lucy e. Lauver, G. L.
Knox, J. Al. Barton, J. NJ. Clark, Ella
B. Martin, Blanche Rhine, Hayes
Book, Luella Grouse.
Miffiintown-Odin G. G rtner,
Katharine Dipple, Lula Hencb
Bertha l.. Kramer, Mary Laird.
Milford-Mattie Zimmerman. G..
W. Seiber, S. A Weaver, Sadie j..
McWiliams, Charley d. Frarkhouse.
G. l.. Maloy, Edmund Lindsay.
Monroe. E. Nismond, E. T..
Snyder, J. l.. Zimmerman, E. S.
Hokenbrok, Kate Miller, Albert L
Swartz
Pstterson-w. s. Kei,er, Maggie
Kinser, Carrie NJ. Derr, Carrie Guss,
E. Bianch Fry.
Port Royal-H. L. Koons, G. II
Towsey, r. E. McMeep. Jr.
Spruce Hiil-M. S. Esb, J. X Nc
LaughIin, Eva Smith, Mrs. Cara B.
Okeson. L. 1. Brackbill, G. G. Mem
Munger.
Susquehapn.-T. ]. Nickols, w.
G. Klinger, A. NJ. Barner, Frank D.
Gross.
Thompsontown-Fannie Shetlen-
berger. Emma Daugherty.
Turbett-H. L. Stewart, Annie
Showers, j. Z. Turbett, j. s. KEEP
ner, S. NJ. Turbett.
Tuscarora--J. Ramsey Dobbs, }.
H. Dsen, Mary W. .HcCullocb, Edna
Ludwig, Laura q. Junk, Minnie
Walls, Airs. "A. B. Bartley, William
p. A. Neely, Banks F.
Roush, Meta l. Kidd.
Walker-J. E. Turner, W. E. Au-
man, D. M. Heterick, J. Cloyd Cav
eny, J. Al. BnIris, III. L. Keiser, T. N.
Thomas, J. T. Writ, Minnie Gross,
Carl Diener
The call of the roll of teachers tav-
ing been completed Superintendent
Jharshall delivered his annual ad-
dress. The Vice President and Sec
each made an address.
Rev. J. D. Shortess of the Evan
gelical church delivered the address
Of welcome to the teachera, which
was responded to by teacher Carl
Dieper, after which Prof. Frank II.
Green was introduced and gave a
talk on Literary Ranble.
The hours for teachers meetings
each morning was fixed for $50 to g.
80; regular morning session at $50
TO II noon; afternoon session at 1.3O
to 4 90. Except for Thanksgiving
Day the regular session was fixed at
$50 to 1890, to adjourn at the last
mentioned hour to attend Thanks
giving religious service and eat
turkey.
The Committee on professional
was announced to be w. s.
K-iEer, NJ S. Esh. Catherine Dipple,
+. w. Thomas, Fannie Shellenberg-
D, H. G Rhine,'J E. Niemond, Mrs.
r P. Taylor, Miss Laura Junk
The Committee on general resolu
tions WAS announced to be: - Carl
Diener, E. F. Bre1t, A. n Wileman,
Fl. L. Koons, G. L. Maloy, Meta L
Kids. Julia Sellers, Clara B. Okeson,
Rsrt l.. Cramer
The Committee on general reading
recommending Hallett's
and Painters History of
Education to be read by the teachers
the coming year. The report was
adopted.
Professor Frank II. Green's lec-
ture on Monday evening was An able
which had for its three
chief heads, the questions asked in
three cities
First, in Philadelphia: "Who was
his grandfather"
Second, in New York: "What is he
worth.
Third, in Boston: "What doss he
know" Around the three heads be
wove a pleasant and instructive lee
ture which be delivered in a rapid.
forceful style, that held the
attention of the large audience from
to end.
TUESDAY.
The first subject discussed on
Tuesday forenoon was: "How to in
terest the parents more deeply in the
schools. The discussion was opened
by NJ. S. Esh and participated in by
J. A. Martin, o. G. Gortner, Mary
McCulloch, H. G. klinger, F. N.
Thomas, H. L. Kcons, Mrggie r.
Kinzer, Catherine Dipple. J. E. Nei-
mond, }. H. Carney, and was closed
by NJ. S. Esh, after which Superin-
tendent Marshall gave talk on the