Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-05-10
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Program Arranged For Session at
Clinton n.-.PersonaIs.
Especial Correspondence

Clinton, May 9.--John Vein is III
ut his home. He has been exposed to
smallpox.
Rev. w. l.. Leisber and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deutsch attended the County
Sunday School convention ut Cuyaho.
ga Falls, Saturday. They succeeded
In securing the convention for this
place next year. Mr.. Deutsch was
elected president.
Cameron Tope and Miss Gertrude
Dreuery were married at Manchester,
Friday night, by Rev. jenkins.
Prof. NJ. G. Hemlnger was at Akron,
Saturday.
Misses Cora Grove, Laura Berlying,
Elsie Smith, Sadie Smith, Mary Rhodes,
Lizzie Casenhiser and Myrtle Ever
hart, and Messrs, G. A. Hollinger, J. A.
Smith, Il. s. Rhodes, Earl Erase, Clar-
ence Hammer, Oscar Evans and How
ard Spangler attended the teachers
examination at Akron, Saturday.
The Teachers Institute will be held
in the Lutheran church at Clinton,
Friday and Saturday, May IL and L..
The program follows: Friday, pm,
"Benjiretta," Clinton orchestra;
quartet; Invocation, Rev. w. l.. Leish-
er; "The Merry Foresters," Clinton
High school; address of welcome, f.
peutsch, Esq. Clinton; response, ]. A.
Sorrick, Nimisila; vocal duet, Misses
Gertie Ridley and Lettie Lowe; ma
ture Study IN Spring and Summer"
L. A. Herdle, Clinton; discussion, Min
ME Klein, Clinton; "The Educated
Girl" Clinton male quartet; Mature
Study IN Autumn and Winter" NJ. Nj.
Dice, Nimislla; discussion, Mertie
Guiley, Nimisila; Flag of the Rain
bow" Miss Jessie Smith, Clinton; "Thc
Fortune Teller" comic mixed quartet
address, Prof, S. p. Orth, Buchtel col
lege, Akron; ''Templeton, Q. NJ" Clin-
ton orchestra; "Row Your Boat" Sat
urday, $3.50 am, teachers business
meeting and round table. Saturday,
/ pm. anthem, Nimisila mixed quar-
| tet; "Our Trees in Winter and Spring"
Edna Kaufman, Nimisila; discussion,
C.. Il. Stump, Nimisila; Our Fields
and Woods in Summer" L. J. Carr,
Nimisila; discussion, Cora Grove, Clin-
ton; national songs, Nimisila mixed
quartet; "Our Forests and Their In
lhabitants,'' Gilbert Stump, Peninsula;
discussion, Laura Berlyung, Clinton;
address, PROT. c.. A. Armstrong, Can
ton; round, .'Three Blind Mice" Sat
urday, Z pm, .serenade, "Eventide."
Clinton orchestra; THE Morn is Fresh
lly BreakinGs' Clinton male quartet;
Relation of Plants, Animals ana
Man." NJ. C. Heminger; discussion,
Sarah Evans, Nimisila; Friendship,
Love and Song" Nimisila mixed quar-
tet; "yision of Sir LaInfal," G. Ii.
Swigart, Nimisila: Where the Wild
Flowers Bloom" Clinton mixed quar-
tet; "a Practical Education; Does II
Educator" Supt. J. II. Focht, Canal
Fulton; discussion. Prof. G. NJ Korns,
Barberton; Did You Ever Get Left?'
comic Clinton male quartet; ad-
dress, Prof. C. A. Armstrong, Can
ton; "Our Family Doctor" (comic)
mixed quartet; "A Little Pilgrim"
Miss Jessie Smith; Good Night"
mixed quartet.
Christian Tanner died Monday after
a lingering illness of typhoid fever.
Funeral will be held Wednesday.
A meeting to make arrangements for
Decoration day was held in the school
house Friday evening. Jos. Rex was
appointed president of the day, ana
M. r. Morris, marshal.
John Zimmerman of Akron, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Martin Limbach, wife ana Iatter's
sister Mrs. Kidd, visited with Crystal
Springs relatives Sunday.
The mother of DR.. II. e. Harper re-
turned to her home at Mt. Eaton, after
an extended visit with her son.
Christ Refs spent Sunday with his
parents.
Curt Ries was in town Tuesday.
j. u. Hollinger, OF Fostoria, visited
with d -. Hollinger, Sunday.
A couple Of game wardens were in
town recently.
Mrs. NJ. W. Springer returned to
her home in Columbus, Sunday.
Harry Miller visited in orrville,
Wooster and Cleveland, recently.
Mrs, Kate Smith of Barberton, was
in town, Monday.