The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-04
INSTITUTE
CONTINUES
Many Ad dditionaI Educa-
tors Register and LIS
ten to Addresses.

All incoming trains are bringing
teachers to the Stark county institute
now in session at the High school
building. From present indications
the attendance will be unprecedented.
At noon Tuesday the registration
had reached the two hundred mark
and many more educators are expected
Tuesday afternoon.
The Tuesday morning session was
opened by Rueben Post Holleck who
continued his lecture on the "Educa-
tion of Central Nervous System" The
foundations of this lecture were laid
Monday morning when the lecturer
discussed brain geography.
Wilbur s. Jackman spoke on "The
Adaptations of Plants to Their Sur
roundings." To illustrate his lecture
the speaker placed on display a large
number of drawings.
L. L. Weaver of the Alliance pub
lie schools closed the morning ses-
sion.
The principal lecture of the Monday
afternoon session was that of Prof
Jackman. He dwelt upon the place
and functions of color work in Ma
ture study and illustrated with pu-
pills work.
Tuesday afternoons session prom
ises to be of highly interesting ma
ture. Prof. Stokey Of the United
States weather observatory will be-
gin preliminary discussion on
Scientific Cosmogony." "The Train
ing of the Memory" will be discussed
by Prof. Halleck and Mr.. Jackman will
speak ON "A Study Of the Constitu.
ents of Plants" This evening at 1880
Mr.. Halleck will deliver lecture on
"The Education of Adolescents. In
connection with the lecture there will
be word pronouncing contest In
which the teachers will participate.
The new registrations Of Monday af-
ternoon and Tuesday follow: Cora
Talbot, Celia L. Robb, Gertrude Tai
bot, Kelsey Holibaugh, Alliance; j.
M. Sarver, May Rowlen, ]. M. Wy
man, Clara ]. Fife. Mary King, Jessie
4. Reynolds, Adelaide M. Beck, Mas
sillon; frank Guillimonia, Emma A
Geisler, w. +. Gilmore, Frank Jones
Mary e. NH, Massillon; W. A. Ap-
pley, McDonaldsville; q. e. Stoner
New Berlin; Mona Little, ]. r. Camp
bell, Randolph; Irwin Sickafoose
Howenstine; Eva Wilson, G. A. Arm
strong, Edna Meyer, e. e. Scheu, IL
ice d. Hill, Olive L. Smith, Massillon;
A. A. Pontius. Greentown; w. s
Ruff, M. G.. Marshall, e. G.. Bowers
Pigeon Run; Julia Lenzer, Gertrude
Hurst, ]. A. Maurer, Massillon; A. j
Dehoff, l.. l.. Nave. r. w. Kingel
Esther M. Barnes, Katherine M. Blink
ley, 8. F. Bowman, North Industry
Edwine Ebie, w. Johns, Massillon. c
; f. Stokey, Massillon; Charles c
Reinoell, North Lawrence; Grace Hen
rici, l.. l.. Weaver, Alliance; Eva E
Coyle, Magdalene weaver. Annie s
Monnot, Louisville; Lucy BergmeyeI
Rose Monnot, Lura Welty. Eva Z
Lehman. Annie McCutcheon, Emm
Munter. Ruth shansfelt Tillie Wei
mer, Melva Rinkes. Sara q. Eldridge
Alliance; G. M. Smith. Massillon; Jes
sic Davidson, Gertrude Sanor. Ger
trude Noel, Harry b. Kell. verna M
Scroggy, Katherine Nepp, Berth
Geltz. Idalene Stone. Ethel Hender
son, q. Dale Rex, Charlotte Dahiu
den, Bertha Schellhase, Lima Ritter
spaugh, Benton seefong, Louisville
Madge Youtz. loo 8. Anthony, Mar
Lynch. Henry Lower. Belle H. ston'
Madge Youtz, Ida s. Anthony. Mar
, Esther Shaeffer. Nellie Evans. Massi
! lon; L. B. Harris. Clark Wis
/ Greentown; Clara Goerke. Mary Hel
ron Pierce, Stella Toner j. w. Storm
feltz, New Berlin; James w. Kinne
I. Pierce, ]. H. Focht. Canal Fulton; A