The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-12-19
The Teachers Institute.

fOreSt County met in the court house,
Monday afternoon, Dec. II, 1906, and was
formally opened by an address by the
County Superintendent. D. w. Morrison.
In this address the teachers of the county
were warmly welcomed and were COM
plimented for the interest shown by them
In the cause of education. The superin-
tendent stated that though the roads and
weather were extremely unfavorsble for
travel, every teacher in the county, with
the exception of two who were detained
by illness, was in attendance. This lat
ter fact clearly proves the loyalty of the
teachers to their superintendent and their
appreciation of what he has done for
them. Since his election he has spared
neither time nor money in his efforts to
further the cause of education and that
his efforts have been appreciated by the
teachers is highly gratifying,
The superintendent has provided an
excellent corps of instructors for the
week. In the majority of institutes only
but Supt. Morrison has provided seven,
which gives constant change aud keeps
up lively interest all the time. The in
structors are as follows: DR.. Samuel A.
Baer, Principal of the Collegiate Institute
at Reading, Pa; Prof. W. NJ. Pierce, Su-
perintendent of the Ridgway Public
Schools; Prof. W. G. Ladds, ex-Superin-
tendent of Venango county; Miss Lucille
Hinman of the Music and Physical Gull
ture Department of the Edinboro State
Normal; Dr. j. G. Becht, Principal of the
Clarion State Normal; John F. Bigler,
Principal of the Edinboro State Normal;
Geo. w. Mitchell, Principal of the Mar
ienville Public Schools.
The evening attractions we're selected
with great care and are unusually strong
and the people of Tionesta have shown
their appreciation by their liberal patron
age. Course tickets were sold and nearly
every seat in the court house was taken,
so very few general admissions could be
sold. On Monday evening The Haw-
thorne Musical Club of Boston, gave
most pleasing entertainment to very
apprecistive audience. Each member
was an artist in his line. On Tuesday
evening Totten, the Magician, held
large audience spell bound for two hours
with his tricks of magic. This, Wednes-
day evening, The Boynton Company will
give concert. This company comes
highly recommended. On Thursday
evening DR.. Samuel Bser will lecture
on Environment" The doctor is a very
pleasing speaker and no doubt his lecture
will he entertaining as well as instructive.
A Directors session will be held Thurs
day morning at 1915, to be opened with
an address by T. F. Ritchey, Esq, Pres-
dent of the Comfy Association. Anoth-
er session for Directors will be held FRI
day morning. AT 1O:45 A. G. Brown,
Esq, will address the institute on "School
Equipment"
Following is the list of teachers in at
tendance:
Barnett-Geo. NJ. Dunkle, Olive Myers,
Alta A. Timlin, R. G. Morrison, Roy
Braden, Howard Hepler, Anna Brewer,
Edith Rea, Harry Coon.
Green-Ira B. Shoup, Lurs e. Hard
ing, Evadna Hunter, Emma Thompson,
Edith Gayley, Gertrude Hill, w. w.
Mills, Pearl G. Elliott, Eta Rogers.
Harmony-Jennie Mshle, Mary A.
Casey, Mae Elliott, Goldie Landers, Mar
tina H. Morrow, E. G. Henry, Luella NJ.
Handy.
Hickory-Allen W. Jones, Emma f.
Anderson, Lydia Albaugh, May Whsley,
Myrns Mcintyre, Claude Terrill, Ruth
Hults, Georgia Whitman, Beulah S. Mil
Ter, Clio E. Green, Bessie Wsdsworth,
Evelyn Grove.
Howe-Charles Anderson, Ethel Doug
las, Edna B. Zuendel, Mary Finn, o. B.
Kelly, Kitte G. Hepler, Edna Agnew,
Jennie Fitzgerald, Myrns Barnes, G. f.
Kingsley-Ka Guenther, Goldia Hill,
Eleanor Small, Alice G. McCres, Maud
Berlin, Blanche Hendricks, Anna Blaus-
er. Pearl M. Daugherty, Julia Anderson,
Nellie McElrayy, Howard Zuendel.
jerks Geo. w. Mitchell, Nell Fitzger-
aid, Isaac E. Levy, Elsie Morrison, Grace
Castner, Maud Thompson, Sarah Reyner,
Cora Fowler, Gertrude Thompson, Jen-
ME Murphy, Teckla G. Anderson, Kath-
ryn E. Mohney, Winnie E. Sandrock,
Loretta Csstner, Della Sutton, Anna
Tionesta Township-Clara Wolfe, Marie
Mstha, June Herman, Augusta Korb,
Orion Allio, Alice Ledebur, Blanche
Hunter, Blanche Wiles, Alice Mealy,
Milton Wolfe.
Tionesta Borough-J. o. Carson, Il. M.
Walter, Katharine osgood, Bess II. By
srs, Blanche NJ. Pease.
Philip Wolf Severely Injured.
While driving toward his home from