The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-25

that the man who is behind tn,
school house is a patriot be hind the
flag and that the man who plants a
modern school house is a hero who
plants the American flag on the Heav
en- kissed hills of liberty. | hope with
all my heart that | shall have an op-
portunity to speak TO the adult citi-
zenship, including lawyers. preachers
physicians. public men, etc"
The catalogue Of the Ohio County
High School will soon be ready for dis
tribution. Every young man and wo-
man under the age Of twenty. who
has completed the common school
course and resides in the county will
be admitted to this school free OF
tuition.
Prof. o. l.. Shultz is spending an
entire week in advertising and ar
ranging for the educational rally at
Fordsville next Monday. The people
of that section seem to be thoroughly
awake and aroused to the importance
of this meeting and a record breaking
asked by the Superintendent TO make
crowd is assured.
Prof. S. p Mckinney and the grad
ed school board at Rockport, have
promised the Superintendent that
nothing shall be left undone to make
the reception Of Supt Coates at
Rockport, June 29th, the greatest
occasion in the history of the town.
Prof. ]. c. Jackson and the school
board Of the new graded school at
Centertown have been asked by Supt.
DeWeese to make elaborate prepara-
tions for the meeting to be held at
Centertown on the night of June 18th.
Only request is needed and Supt.
Coats will meet a record breaking
audience at that place
Beaver Dam is always found at the
front in educational matters, there
fore Prof Justus. the board of educa-
ton and the public generally will make
strenuous efforts to have their rally
June Both, the largest in the county.
Vernon NJ. Crowder and the remain
der of the public school teachers in
and around Horse Branch have been
all local preparations for the speak
ing at that place on the evening of
the 2Sth of June. A large num-
her of I teachers come from Horse
Branch voting precinct and by unit
ed effort they can have a large and
representative audience at their rally.
Miss Lillian Monroe and trustees,
NJ. NJ. Bardwell. r. p. Beck and Lew
ellen Frances have charge of the To-
cal rally at the Cherry Speaking on
the 2Sth. A speakers stand will be
erected in the grove near Williams
Mines schoolhouse and ample accommo
dations provided for the very large
crowd that is expected. The citizens
Of these three mining towns are soon
to be called on to decide whether or
not the three common schools shall
be united into a graded school with
the census report Of 500 pupils in
round numbers. The occasion is one
of interest to the whole county, but
especially is 1t of iterest to this
community. Indications point to one
of the greatest meetings of the cam
paign.
The educational campaign will close
in Ohio county with a meeting on the
night OF June 30th, at Cromwell, to
be addressed by Supt. Coates. The
citizens in and around that enter
prising little town have promised to
meet Supt. Coates at Beaver Dam,
convey him to Cromwell, entertain
him, furnish him with splendid au-
dience and deliver him safe in Beaver
Dam again. They WIFI do it.
Every person or guardian in the
county having a child under twenty
should begin to make inquiries and
investigations concerning the county
high school.
Let every good citizen of Ohio coun-
ty do something to forward its inter-
est educationtlly during the campaign
next week. ]. M. D.