The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-09-17
SCHOOLS, TEACH
ESR and DOINGS
County Board of Education
Reorganized.
1871 U
Mrs. Charles P. Weaver Visited
Hartford Monday to Attend
Teachers Institute.

good position as teacher in village
school near Durant, Oklahoma.
A new school house has just been
completed in Birk's school district
near Deanfield, which is said to be one
of the mos,substantial and handsome
country school houses in the county.
The new schol board will be made
up as follows: Division No. |, l.. b.
Tichenor; Division No. >. J. A. Bell
amy Division No. 3, F. d. Baushn Di-
vision No. 4, Tom McQuady. Division
No. 3, Richard Plumer, Division No. 6,
(no election YETI
The trustees of Educational Divis-
ion No. 6, are called TO meet at one
O'Clock p. m, at CentertCwn, Sept.
IS, to select division chairman and
secretary
The County Board Of Education is
called to meet at Hartford at 10
O'Clock a. m. Monday, September 20,
1909.
Miss Irene Miller has a good posi-
ton in Durart, Oklahoma and en-
joys the reputation of being one of
the foremost teachers Of the county.
The legal holidays for schools for
Kentucky are Thanksgiving, Chris mas,
New Year and Washington's birthday.
The trustees do not have the author
! lily 10 give any other day.
The Superintendent is negotiating
with several institute instructors with
reference 10 a date for Ohio county.
AS soon as an agreement can be rcacE'
ed the dl,e of the institute will be
announced and the teachers given no
tice.
In his annual visit TO the schools
of the county this year, the Suporin-
tendent will expect to find the follow
ing: First; an active, energetic hard
working teacher. Second; clean
house with liberal supply of wall dec
oratiors ard flowers. Third; a clean
and attractive school house surround
ings.
How many teachers have made som
effort towards improving the appear
ance eff the school house and lis sur
roundings? ....
Mr.. Cecil Park will return 10 OKLA
homa in IA few days He has "a good
position near the Texas border.
Mrs. Charles p. Weaver representa-
the Federation of Womens Clubs.came
to Hartford Monday, with the eXpec-
tation of calling the attention If the
Ohio County teachers TO the ben
efits to be derived by the formation
OF schol improvement leagues in every
district in the county. Mrs. Weaver
has promised to return to the insti-
tute and again lay her plan before it.
Mrs. Weaver represents self sac
rfcing class of women who are de-
voting their time and money to mos
laudable undertaking with no hope Of
reward except the consciousness of
duty we'll done. The Federation of
Women's Clubs has Spent In this en-
terprise about $4,000 in the last year
to aid the rural schools of Kentucky.
A great deal OF good has been accom-
'plished and the State should
take up the work so nobly
begun tby = these ~ ladies 80 and
In many OF the States. Every teacher
carry 1t on to a degree of perfection
and usefulness which 1t has attained
In, many OF the States Every etacher
and public spirited school man In the
state should urge the next legisla-
ture to make an appropriations to pas.
the expenses. at least OF these ladies
who have given SO much of their
time TO othe undertaking Ohio county
feels a special debt of gratitude a. 20
Mrs. Weaver and extends a cordial
invitation TO come back to the insti-
tute ped bgs R9o9 duou IN o'ih"
The following telegram was received
bylthe superintendent OF schools Mon
day. and as the institute was post
p1ned. IL is giyenito the public thru
these columns: Tswol 81 L .No,2s
Bowling Green. KY. Sept II. 1909.
Teachers Institute. in care OF the
Superintendent, Hartford. Ky, The
Wetsern Kentucky State Normal real
ICES q new educational sun rise In