The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-08-19
COUNTY INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY AUGUST If.

= anu SWanee klver, II
of der the direction Of w. Otto Mics
" ner.
!, Rev. Conner held the attentie
4 u the Institute in his excellent a,
. iress, The Glory OF Humanity
:. Tie said that the leading ideas Z
!. man are ideas Of might, mind an
wealth. The wealth in heart an
I mind uplifts humanity. The fla
!. stands for the glory OF our human
ny, and represents liberty ioine,
with law, and privilege with service
! Inc young man and the times
by Josiah Strong was reccommen
ded by Mr.. Conner as book wor
tiny to be read.
REST 5 MINUTES.
Supt. Cooley gave the teacher,
some sound advice in his interest
ing lecture, Face the Light, >
Teachers and pupils must work TO-
gether. Our work can be kept from
becoming a drudgery by having
nopeiulness, cheerfulness and ex-
pectancy in our lives. Look for
the briAht things in the schoolroo m
and have faith in humanity.
Prof Mlessper now continued his
Work 10 music using the Institute
as a class.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Institute opened at 100 D. m
oy singing several songs appropriate
Tor the school room.
Rev. Connor now named the nat
ural qualifications of the teacher
which are (D, healthy body;(2)J
lively sensibilities; (3), strongwill 4
(D, vivid imagination. The &C.
qulred qualifications are Cd know
ledge OF subject, (2), of environ
ment, (3), of life. The heart
qualifications are Cd love for work
and CD love for growth. The vi
al touch OF the teacher is to upliftl
he boy into manhood, by helping
nim u build up a strong, good
character.
Miss Esther Eckert now favored
he Institute with a fine instrumen-
al solo.
After a ten minutes rest Supt.
Jooley opened the Query Box and
discussed the questions asked.
Prof. Miessner led in singing
Soldiers Chorus" after whic b
'upt. Melchoir introduced NJ. r.
Kirk, OF Vincennes, who gave a
lumber OF readings from Riley
'hich were much appreciated.
NIGHT SESSION. I
olo. ...... Miss Anna Fromm.
n Evening with Riley. j.. Kirk IS
olo. ..... Miss Angela Schuler. N
uartette. w. Kunz, Fenneman, IC
...... Miessner and " irtzberger. G
FRIDAY. In
Institute opened with a few re- j
arks by Supt. Melchoir after P,
nich several songs were sung, led 81
: Prof. Miessner. Jr
Supt. Cooley then discussed "Tin OK
'd's". He defined his subject as b
mething Insignificant to which 81
give considerable attention. Se
n gods are found in every profes- TIE
IN but those most common among
lchers are.
/. Scholarships earned at state Ch
2. Degrees.
3. False dignity. In,
1. Personal rights. Re
). Method.
). Compliments.
Z. Selfshness, narrowness, etc.
n order TO overcome this false
rship, study self and have faith
children.
REST, 10 MINUTES.
Rex Van Nonce," or "The
ret Boy in Town was story
by A. w. Conner, and much
)yed by the audience.
rof. Miessner conducted his
k in music, spending much Of
period in theory.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
lstitute was called TO order at
by Supt. Melchoir. !,
r. Miessner now gave his final sa .
in msicu impressing upon the n 1,ou
Is OF the teachers the impor. oeo
e Of music in the public schools y, az
professor presented the work 'H %
g the lines suggested by State pa%o' -
!. +. A. Cotton, and The teach. M oee'
derived much benifit from his sa ea,
,Ia.L r., 49, p wife.
/, re- ), ~ 60, o"oi =, Red
A " conner no. ...u'e .ae :, ledge
ated. Mr.. Conner's work ~,
ghout was a success and he is 1'
ded by the teachers of Dubois Mr
v as An excellent teacher and being
,ctor r. M
pt. Cooley concluded the after Ad
: program ny discussingIcaptu