The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-08-19
TEACHERSlNATTENDANCE
From Every School District
in the County.
The Present Institution Promises
to be the Most Successful Held
in the City.

The opening session OF TIE anhual
Teachers institute of Marion coun-
ty was held in the main room OF
the high school building between
me hours OF 5 80 and IL 80 O'Clock
AIonday morning. Inc attendance
was by all means the largest that
mas ever been known at the open
ING session OF an institute IN this
county.
When the institute was called to
order by Frank w. Stoll' president
of the county association, there was
fully two hundred teachers pres
ent representing almost every edu-
cational district in the county.
The program opened with devo-
tional exercises led by f. w.
Stoll. DR.. j. P. Cody of New
York city, an able instructor OF
national repute was present and
made the first talk of the oeca-
sion. DR.. GOrdy has specialized
in history and upon this theme he
will deliver many INTEREST," ng and
instructive lectures during the
institute.
DIR. Gordy made many appro-
pirate remarks outlining his work
for the week and spoke in particu-
I lar of the pleasure which the oc-
casion affords him. Following his
opening remarks the historian gave
brief description of the FEEDER
alist and Anti-federalist parties
during the administration of Wash
ington, Adams and jefferson. His
discourse was greatly enjoyed.
J Prof. Albert of Bloomsbury,
PENNSYLVANIA, an instructor of un-
questionable ability, gave short
but interesting lecture in which he
reviewed many of the underlying
principles in teaching. Mr.. Albert
proved speaker of great wit and
humor and with his clever side is,
sues he held the rapt attention OF
the large audience throughout his
talk.
DR.. Gordy made the closing ad-
dress of the morning program,
speaking along the theme of Psy.
chology. The speaker explained
the Fundamental principles of the
topic and disclosed many original
ideas.
The work at the session Monday
morning was practically all prelim-
mary and the institute proper will
begin with the afternoon session
which opened at / o'clock.
The officers of the institute are
F.. w. Stoll' president; Alice Pet
ers, secretary; Louise Cunningham
A. b. Jones and w. p. Moloney
members of the executive commit
tee.
ENROLMENT.
Following is the list of teachers
present who registered at the Mon
day morning session:
From MariOn-Grace Baldwin
Rachael A. Thomas. Clara E. Ewalt
Mena Beerbower Marie l.. Setter
Clarissa f. Smith. Maude Boyd
Gertrude Smith, Laura j. Treese
Ferne Irey, Ethel McMurray, Isa
belle Freeland' Eflie H. Mapes
Eta Jacoby, Glsdys Cleveland, Lii
lian Coleman, Hilda Garberson
Eliza Dickeison, Edith Anderson
Dorothy Anderson, Ruth Edwards
Pansy Rauhauser Lulu Keller Zeldi
Ramer, Anna Schoenlaub, Stella
Dietsch, Grace Trey, Ella Sommer
Jennie Mcmillan Ethel Howser
ETma b. Hoover, De Emma Hawle!
Mr.. L. I. Young. Mr.. B. E
Kirts, Ola Allmendinger, Clar
Kowolke, Flora Kowolke, w. c.
Selanders, John II, Iron, May Ar
thur, Maude Coil Bessie Waddell
Gladys Humphrey, Eta Walters
Emma Cunningham; May Hain
Louise Cunningham, w. p. Molon
ley, Grace Cunningham. Homer Nc
Colley Abigail Cast, Clyde c.
Smith, Dell l.. Trey, Ueora Wizard
Marianne Reenicke, Beatrice Prior
Blanche Porterfield, Abigail E
Harding, Pearl Campbell, Nellie R
McKinstry, Mamie Weber, Iva
Campbell Mildred Dickerson, Flor
ence McMillon, Edith Luener, Ber
tina Uncapher, Zoe Mcclure, Ann'
IL. Uncapher' C. M. Beckett, X
H. MARSHALL Lillian Burgess, Ber
dine Millisor.
Prospect -Philip Hecker 7. c.
Poland, s. L. Smith, Il. F.. Bo
lander, C.. q. 0swold, Sylvia Gel
lar, A. b. Jones.
La Rue-Guy Miller. Mildred
Day, Lena Bauehman, John d. Har
ris, John D. Cleveland. Wooster B
'Denman John B. Fields, Claris K