The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-10-23
OHIO COUNTY, KY. FRIDAY OCTOBER 80 1905
French and Frank Hamilton, there

french ana FRANK 1dInllUoH, Lnere-
fore be 1t
Resolved, That in thia dispense
ton of Providence, we, as teachers,
have lost three faithful co-workers,
Retrospective communities three just
and manly spirits, their parents, noble.
affectionate and obedient sons. Be it
further
Resolved, First, That a copy Of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes Of this Institute.
Second, That copy be sent to each
of the county papers for publication.
Third, That copy be sent TO the
bereaved parents of the deceased.
w. r. Carson, T. J. Edge, Maymee
Shown, Ala Mae Likens, Committee.
Next the subject of Human
Growth" WIS very ably discussed by
instructor. The Institute then ad-
journed for recess.
After recess the Institute was favor
ed with an instructive and entertain
ing address on a subject of special in
terest TO u, Tine New School Law"
by Supt. Jones, of Franklin county,
followed by excellent remarks made
by. instructor. Institute then adjourn
ed till 1880 p. m.
Tae first thing in the afternoon was
q discussion OF discipline" by in
srructor. He says tie personality of
tie teacher has 81 great deal 10 do
with discipline. Recess.
The subject of "How to Prevent
Typhoid Fever" WIS next discussed
by Instructor. institute adjourned
ii Friday morning.
FRIDAY
Institute opened at $50. Devotion
al exercises conducted by instructor,
DR.. Willis.
A committee on resolutions, con-
sisting of Messrs. r. C. Jarnagin. C.
C. Justus, S. p. McKenny. oscar Shultz
and Clarence James was appointed.
The work of the day was opened by
discussion on the subject OF AZ
tention," by instructor Willis. He
made many helpful suggestions as TO
how to secure attention. The Insti
tute was adjourned for few minutes
recess.
Next a committee was appointed
and adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, Mrs. Chas. p. Weaver, of
Louisville, representing the Kentucky
School Improvement League, visited
our Institute srdi favored us with a
most instructive and entertaining adj
dress on subject Of special inter-
est to us, The Improvement Of our
Schools" and
WhereasjShe is revCting her time to
this work from purely philanthropic
motives, receiving no other compen-
sation than the reward of her efforts,
be it therefore
Resolved, That for the interest she
has manifested in this movement tend
ing toward moral uplift and social and
sanitary improvement, we, the teach
ers of OHIO county. tender her our
sincere thanks and the assurance OF
our hearty cooperation in a work OF
such vital importance to the welfare
of our schools. Be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of this Association, and a copy
lie sent} to Mrs. Weaver in grateful
recognition of her services to us.
Mrs. L. N. Gray, Miss Dena Wood
ward, Mrs. j. A. Wedding, commit
tee.
Prof. Leiper favored the institute
with very interesting address, fol-
lowed by short talks made by Mr.. w.
r. Carson and Mr.. Ozna ShultZ. The
institute then adjourned till 1:3O p. M
"A short talk was made by Mr.. Birch
after which the subject OF
discipline" was further discussed by
INtCcSS.
After recess DR.. willis discussed
1.-THE Mind" giving brief outline.
The Institute was then adjourned till
morning.
SATURDAY.
Institute was called to order at $3.50
by the chairman. Devotional exerci-
ses were conducted by instructor, DR..
WINS. A very interesting talk, was
given by Poi. L. N. Gray. Next the
Instructor discussed the Source Of
Moral Training" The institute then
adjourned for few minutes recess.
After recess the instructor gave a
general discussion of the New School
Law. g.a.
The following resolutions were adopt
cd by the Teachers OF Ohio county:
We, the Teachers of Ohio county
I'M annual institute, renew
our allegiance to each other in such