The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-08-03
TEACHERS OF
OHIO COUNTY
Are In Annual Institute
This Week.
INSTRUCTOR CHOSEN WAS ILL
And Couldn't Come - Prof.
McHenry RhOadS, Owens
bOrO, in Charge.
ENROLMENT OF TEACHERS

ne OHlO county ledCneTS lnSJl-
tute convened in Court Hall Monday
for the annual five-days session. At
ter the body had proceeded to bust
ness, it was announced that DIR. Fred
Mutchler, of Bowling Green, the in
structor who had been chosen to con-
duct the Institute, was very i'll in a
hospital and could not attend. 1t
remained for the teachers to select
a man to take his place and several
prominent teachers were mentioned,
among them Prof. McHenry Rhoads,
who is superintendent OF the City
Schools of greensboro. Prof. Rhoads
proved to be the unanimous choice
and he was Immediately asked by
wire if he could come. He consented
and arrived in Hartford early yester-
day morning. No better choice could
have. been made, as Prof. Rhoads is
one of the best all-around educators
and teachers of the country, of long
experience and exceptional ability.
The teachers began arriving
promptly on time and when the ses-
sion opened, the average number for
the first day were on hand. There
has been a steady stream of teachers
into town, and the BODY is now in
full assemblage. The program is be-
ing carried out as printed in The
Herald last week, and everything is
moving along smoothly. The annual
Institute is of much interest and pro-
fit to every teacher in the county who
has school or expects to teach. Top
les are discussed which are of great
help.
County Superintendent Henry
Leach is on hand, and Miss Mamie
Shown was elected secretary and Miss
Matte Moseley, assistant. The
names of these young ladies are a
guarantee of the correct and able
keeping of the minutes.
On account of The Herald going to
press almost at the beginning of the
session, we are unable to give the
minutes in detail, but full report of
the session will appear in our next
| issue.
The following is the enrolment of
the teachers present:
Anna f. Keown, w. r. Hedrick,
! c. r. Bennett, II. H. Davis, L. l.
Embry, Arthur Wilson, F. T. Wright,
S. w. Taylor, Dock Miller, Russell
Cooper, S. c. Smith, Mack Martin,
Abbie Whittinghill, A. c. Crowder.
Arville Lloyd, Lyman G. Barrett, Asa
Kelly, Frr1 Whittinghill, Edgar Tay-
lor, Jennie Lynn Hodges, B. H. Nor
ris, A. w. Midkiff, n. L. Ross, A. il.
Ross, o. N. Stewart, ]. T. Hoagland,
T.. ID. Duke, John Fl. Alien, j. l..
Greer, w. R. Carson, Ethel Raines,
Edith Duke, America Bell, George
Montgomery, I. s. Mason, w. F. An
derson, F. T. Shuts, CORTLAND Tay-
lor, o. w. Wallace, A. c. Rhoads,
Guy S. Hazelrigg, Delmer Stewart.
Earl Smith, Mayme Shown, Eva Gen
try, Vernon Crowder, May E. Rogers,
Ruth Hammons, Irene Whittinghill,
Argent Shuts, Myrtle Lambert, Mary
Lambert, Lonnie Owen, Marshall
Grove, Fife Duke, Alta Mae Likens,
C. Z. Allen, ]. w. Loyal, Lillian Biz,
]. Alex Rhoads, Jesse Byers, j. q.
Lawrence, Essie Matthews. S. p. Nc
Kinney, r. e. Taylor Bertha Leach,
Iva Cummings, T. H. S. Smith, Maude
Stewart, Sula Mae Midkiff, Eva Mar
tin, Everett Lisle, Mattye E.Moseley,
Mary E. Marks, Ida Barnard, A. E.
Ellis, Fl. e. Brown, ]. d. Falls, Louise
Riley, Mabel yesterday, Otis N. Rock,
Addie May Edge, Gertrude Raymond,
Ambie Haynes, Grace Whittinghill,
Gertrude Taylor, Flaudie Fulkerson,
E. Y. Allen, Ernest Hinton, Maude
Shuts, Eunice Shuts, Corda e. Will
son, Lucy Rock, Orda Daniel, Corda
Fuqua, Powell Jones, Mattye Tiche-
nor, ]. c. Jackson, Ira Plummer, YER
ma Magyar, S. c. Taylor, Winona c.
Stevens, Anna Carter, Guile Morris,
Cora Smith, A. c. Baughn, Mrs. ]. H.
Lloyd, Ozna Shultz, H. T. Leach, Ellis
sanderfur, ]. c. Barnard, ]. T. Ford,
Mrs. I. s. Mason, Jessie Raley, Bessie