The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Detailed Proceedngs Of the Great Annual Gathering
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Il. n. FARMER, Mrs. w. NJ. walker,
Fred Kirk, NJ .. Holder, Miss Kate
Holder Mrs Linda Randall, Hattie
Hedge. Hilda hedge, Mrs. o. Pledge,
Harry Hedge, Mrs. A. w. Mattix, E.
Klaaren. Mrs. -sa1nan Cox, Mrs. p. e.
Mendenhall. Mrs. Anna Hess. John
Sage, J. F. Shelley, Ruth Lindblad,
Lawrence Edris. Mrs. p Edris, Mrs.
Alkaline Norris, G.. Dykstra, Cornie
Dykstra, Grace Thompson, John Fox,
Leslie Harvey, 9. w .Hardsock, Mrs.
Dell Barnes, Mrs. E. T. Wharton, Mrs.
fCora Petit, Opal Petit, J. f. Norris.
Mrs. ]. c. Butler, Mrs. ID. E. McFall,
Willie McFall, A. T. Plum, A. M.
Plum, Ralph Pringle, Mrs T. C.Sted-
dom, Mrs. w. G. DeKrai, Roy Fleck
J. ]. Kinley, r. D. Robertson, e. F..
Wharton, w. E. Hinshaw, Mrs. w. f.
Hinshaw, Oliver .Hinshaw, Fred
Briggs, w. ID. Taylor, Mrs. F. NJ. Hen
ness, Mrs. W. l.. Johnson, w. A. Cald-
well. j. S. Reynolds, d. Lindblad, Rob-
ert Kirk, Mrs. Jane Kirk, Fred Butler,
Irel Branson, w. T. Hites, Mrs. W. r..
Hites Alta Vanderlinden, J. w. Ry-
an, Glen Willhoit, Mrs. w. J. Without,
Harry without, Mrs. Karl Jones, Mrs.
| j. r. Colville, Frank Gay, Mel Free.
man, William Whalen, ]. F. McCor-
mick, Mrs. John Mccormick, Willis
Krizer, Frank Krizer, Newt Krizer,
Mrs Del Holder, Mrs. ]. w. Wilson,
Mrs. David Ankeny, Mrs. Minnie Rice,
Two Thomas, Mrs. Jas. Wake, David
Miller, Roy Jones, Mrs. J. T. Jones,
Mrs. Two Thomas, Oscar Gorsuch, Mrs.
IF. l.. Stevenson, A. J. Jewell, p, A.
Jewell Mrs. ]. f. Mckinney, H. NJ
Phillips, Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Ethel
Bennett, Mrs. ]. w. Ryan, Ed Ander-
son, Mrs. Homer Dye, Mrs. M. e.
Moore, NJ. e. Moore, w. w Stewart,
Mrs. ]. H. Williams, Mrs. ]. w. Davis,
Mrs. C. II. Adams, Thomas Soseman,
Carson Mcclure, o. p. Hedge, N.Sted-
dom, Sam Steddom, Mrs. Sam Sted-
dom, Rachel Steddom, H. R. Harris,
William Zabilka, A. T. Deck, Charles
France, Harry l.. Norris, Miss Rose
Johnson, Miss Clara E. Petit, E. F..
Hanna.
Prize Oratorical Contest.
Another big crowd gathered in the
Grand opera house Wednesday after
noon, taxing the seating capacity OF
the house, to hear the scholarship and
oratorical contest The two Glasses
comprised, in one, four boys between
the ages of eleven and nineteen, and
in the other, seven persons from the
county outside of Oskaloosa under
the age of twenty years and Of sui
ficient scholarship to enter the pre-
paratory department of Penn College
but who have never attended as a
student any college. The three
| Judges were Mrs. l.. A. Rodgers, T.
e. Gordon and G. W. Shockley,
Following is the program as it was
| rendered: s.M
Music-By Holiness University
Male Quartette. .. ~. .s.
Invocation Rev. Eugene Allen.
Music-By Holiness University
Male Quartette. ..t
oratorieal Glass.
"The Appeal for Liberty" Herman
Hasselman. as
"The American Flag" Fred MUM.
Labor Johnnie Kramer.
why We Love the Flag, David
| Bryson.
! Piano duet II Trovatore-Misses
Lillian Hughes and Flo Jones.
| Scholarship Glass.
"The Broken Betrothal, Ruth
Hull
Government of the American Sa
LOOM" Ida Cox. s.a.
IAN Order for Picture" Maria
| Lewis. ,h,g.s,
Guilty or Not Guilty" Faye Lyle
"A Brave Boy" Opal Pettitt.
when the Minister Comes to Tea,
Bertha Alexander.
1.-THE Green Mountain Justice,
| Miss Alma Moody,
Music.
when | Get Growed Up Harold
| Freeman.