The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-04
TEACHERS TO .
ELECT HEADS
Business Session Of In
stItute Begins Thurs
day Afternoon.

ers' institute will be held Thursday
afternoon. Officers will be elected and
a number of committees appointed. A
committee on resolutions will be an.
nounced and its work will be watched
with interest. 1t is presumed that the
resolutions will endorse the candidacy
of former Superintendent e. A. Jones
of the Massillon schools. for state
school commissioner on the Republican
state ticket. Some recommendation
on school legislation will also be in
cluded in the resolutions.
Wednesday evening Col. French OF
Cleveland gave his illustrated lecture
on the recent seismic eruptions In the
Caribbean sea. The stereopt1can
views contain a number Of pictures OF
Mount Pelee and other places which
came into prominence during the vol
canic eruptions.
At the session Thursday morning
Mr.. Jackman gave lecture on mois-
ture and rainfall. The discussion OF
moral training begun at the Wednes.
day afternoon session, was completed
this morning by Mr.. Halleck. Prof
Weaver was the last instructor of the
morning.
Wednesday afternoon Prof. Stokey
of the local weather observatory gave
a lecture on Weather" At the same
session Prof. Halleck spoke on Moral
Training in which he emphasized the
fact that greater responsibilities fal!
upon the teacher than many people
concede.
Besides the business Of the institute
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Jackman will
speak, and Prof. Halleck will speak or
the teaching of composition both ora
and written.
The new arrivals are: Artie M
Blinkley, w. H. Chenot, Hartville;
owen j. Evans New Berlin; Anna II
Lowry, ]. E. Schrantz, Lake; Walter
Glass, Fairhope; Harvey Glass, Fair
hope; w. B. Putnam, Wilmot; Charles
e. Bowman, North Lawrence; l.. l.
Delap,, Harold J. Janson, Magnolia,
Charles Doust, Waynesburg; c. Z
Schilling, Louisville; Elizabeth H
Berns. Navarro; Blanche Wilhelm
I Augusta Wilhelm, Mary E. Mesnar
Caroline Sluss, Mary Crone. Massilloni
Anna c. Dierkort, Alice Young. Heller
z. Smith, Maude Farrell, Mary Bow
man, Cora Penberthy, Mare E. Wise
man, Nellie B. Dalheimer, MassifloI
Agnes Lind, Blanche Weaver, Lulf
Simpson. Massillon; Mrs. Lola Shaw
Emma Mumaw, H. s. Cable, M. M. Muir
ply, John s. Delap, ID. T. Bishop
Greentown, N. Lautzenheiser, Louis
VILE: b. F. Faust. d. w. kurtz Hart
Vile: w. v. Stimmel, Paris; M. A
Sell, II. c. Peters, Rogersville, Clar'
Creal, Scio; Ella Ringle, Harriet Alex
ander, Ida Stokey, H. Barthelmy, New
Berlin; Sadie Pontius, Johanna Hell
mann. c. E. Cannon, Canal Fulton
George williams Newman, w. N. Ii
Viero, Canal Fulton; c. L. Whitman
New Berlin; A. ]. Willauan, New Ber
lin: ED. Smith, New Baltimore; Ger
trude Kaufman, A. C. Alleshouse. Ash
ley Huffman, Canal Fulton; F. +
Geiger, Canal Dover. Clara e. Stovei
Massillon; Lule e. Porter, Canal Full
ton; ]. C. Chenot, Louisville; Margare
Montgomery, Osnaburg; Mary 9.-Craie
C. L. Hiner, ]. e. Morris, Alliance; G
w. Hay, Navarro; w. B. Dyer, Clar
A. Ralston, Massillon; Lulu e. Ter
rltt, Massilloh; Tillie Diebold, Jean
nette C. Miller, Massillon; Jennie G
Kilt, Massillon; Mary E. Schmierlt
Massillon; Ira F. Sprankle, Massillon
Archie Swole, Lake; Charles Weary
Lake; H. M. Wherry, Alliance; Ethe
Lind, Kate Lind, Victoria Boyer, Rut
Reynolds, Sara Evans, Arthur Carr
Marlboro; Kate Baehrens, Cora No
Callum, Louisville; Delbert Roath, Al
water; e. C. Beck, Bolivar; Lota Rey
nolds, Limaville: John Ellis, Massil
lon; Ruth Houseley, Clemma Criswel
]. F. Budd, West Lebanon; s. Biz
Ter, Sugar Creek; w. H. Hill, 0.
Bate, New Franklin; F. N. Sweitze
e. S. Richards, North Industry; ID. v
Walter. Laura e. Moorehead, Minerva
Lucetta Shaffer, Alliance; Bessi
Weaver, Efie Zimmerman, Massillon