The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-08-15
Teachers Institute.

4 1T tuOSc "uo give ossonhoa. AhSiS
was some disappointment when 1t was
learned that q lecture on wireless teleg-
raphy was to be substituted for the
Howe Concert Company Wednesday
evening. Notwithstanding the assurance
from Prof. MscKinnon that It would
be of greater benefit to teachers. There
were many who were benefited 30 much
through the day, they we're willing to
be entertained during the evening.
lGThe committee did their best, and
they who preferred the concert, should
not censure those who did the best
possible after they learned the concert
could not be given. Prof. Glover,
teacher OF music, has been In the Ak
ron schools for years and knows whole
lot more than he has time to tell on
this most interesting subject.
Miss Logan writes the best hand on
black board OF them all. II is inter-
esting to watch her as she speaks one
sentence and at the same time writes
an entirely different one. II you don't
think that an accomplishment. try IL.
yourself. She thoroughly understands
child life and has pleasant way Of im-
parting her varied experiences in the
schoolroom. Her talks are Instructive
and entertaining.
Prof Albert will not remain until in
stitute Is closed, but has made good his
time by substitution. He is q whole
dictionary OF information. His ideas
OF perfect school are very different
| from what one sees In an average
school room. He is we'll liked by the
teachers, and as one OF the teachers ex-
pressed It "the more you hear him
the better he is." 1t is Q general re-
mark that the teachers grow younger
each year, that is, there are more
of the younger teachers In attendance
each year; and 1t really seems as II
the older teachers grow younger each
year. Some grey hairs. are seen but
the faces keep the young look, and
their owners take so much interest in
everything. they seem TO feel IS young
as the youngest. An election was held
Thursday afternoon, the teachers vot-
ing in one Of the small rooms before
coming into the hall. There were lis
votes cast resulting as follows:
President-R. w. Solomon.
Secretary-Amanda Hamilton.
Chm. Of Executive Com.-Csrey F.
Heath.
| Mr.. Solomon makes fine presiding
officer. With grace and ease of manner,
fair, prompt, with winning smile, he Is
Everything desirable and we do moi
wonder he is given Q second term.
Two hundred teachers have register.
ed but there are others-who have not
paid the dollar, and the Examiner
scribe fitly remarks that ''Some Of our
teachers are like meteors. They flash
into the Institute heavens, dazzle their
beholders for Q time, and then vanish
as suddenly and mysteriously as they
came. They are about as useful q:
meteors, too, for they are never known
TO register"
The following teachers have enrolled
ENROLMENT.
BeIIefontaine-TA A Hubbard, Nellie Hus
ton, Charles @ McCracken, + Il Milligan
Hazel ID Hare. w MacKinnon, Elmer
sni B Heisuxhiin. q MaySsiie n craver, . john ' 4
Snyder, Lewis + Yoder. Marie A Well.
brenner. Georgia Il Hamer, LusIla Barr
Amanda Hamilton. Lewis Hale, Margaret
II Wallace. Luella Hill, A A Longfellow
Mrs Bell, = May Atha, Prime McMil
A Price, + Percie Durkee. Alice Wren, Ear
IShuffelton. Grace Huston, Bessie Kennedy
Pesr cGs Reh.rds ssn srsn smDson DSnn o,xe Wss
Mccormick. LILLIAN Piersoi, Irene b Hon
Milroy, Anna McElheny. Orpha Bower, N
IC Boals. A II Harris, Annie Hawthorne
Leila Pennock. Anna II Wallace. Harr,
Kirahan, Ray Drummond, Glenn Drum
mond.
/ Degraff-winifred GrafYort, L II Beeler. +
r shaw, III Lee Dodd, sylvester Larkin, j
| summer, James Reid. Georgia + Summer
Belle Larkin, Effie Notestine, w NJ Hill
DERRICK. Bessie NJ Smith. + o Martin, Win
ME Martin, Lola Detrlck, Mabel Dfltz. Car
rie Caller, Lena HiiI; Daisy 4 Pool.
A AlIeshouse, Johnson, Sadie . Full
ton, F o simpson.
Bioomcenter-Grover Kreglow, ELI Hol
Big Springs-Lydia Il Steely.
East tiberty-R o witcraft, q Heath
Sallie Inskeep, Edna Smith, Edna outland
Ottie Campbell, Marie Bell, Lille Reames
Carrie Reames, Cora Chamberlain. Ella Pat
rick. NJ Blanche Hatcher, Goldie Jacques.
Huntsville-A WRoush. Georgia Cooper
Edith Carney, Anna NJ Clark. Bessie Full
lerton, w II Bailey, Jessie NJ Forsythe, o
Maffet.
Lewistown-Robert ] Johnston. Fern N
| Rennick, f b Miller.
Lakeview-G h Carpenter. Forrest Lar
ton, Ezra VanHorn, Ella VsnHorn, L
Loeansvilie-Charies Moore, Stein
Middleburg-Ednn Piersoi, Eva Crews
ton. Lena Creviston. g ID Conover, Kat,
Blackwell, q X Curl.
North Greenfield-Mattie Dickinson
Nellie Elliot.
PickreIltown-Halsey Porter.
| Qutncy-w H Hoover. Olivia Goebel
| Emma 1Byer. Ola I.ofYer, Lula Stokes, U {
Il Hershey. Florence Kellison, H p Lowe, v
ICbambers.
Neutrality-suspicious. Beaver, Myrtl,
Roberts, Eva Pugh, Christine Ruehlin
Myrtle Stevenson, Bessie sutton, A
johnson.
West Taberty-Colin Campbell, w 9 Jones
| Emma Kirkwood. India Wolfe, Cora John
son, Marguerite Piatt. Eu Seba Yoder, Ira
kirkwood. Bertha Cookston. Maud Miller
Painter. Anson l. stratton, W L Diiie.
West Mansfeld-J A Dunaway. Maggie
TORY. X w Solomon. Verda Williams
Mary Williams. Mary + Hartman. Opa
Williams. Lena Nc Donald. willard II Bell
Observation-Disclosures w Polk. Blanche VIII
liams. Laura Nelson. Georgetta McCulloch
| Bertha Dunaway. Kate Yoder, Anna Var
Hyning. II W Holycross.
Il Akron-Nathan l. Glover.
Broadway-w II Hurd. Helen T. Hurd.
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