Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-08-19
WOOD COUNTY TEACHERS
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nounced that the regular business
would take precedence. ID. A. Haylor
announced the name of G. G. Adams
to succeed himself as president. He
was elected by unanimous ballot.
Miss Pearl Miller was chosen for
secretary and Supt. M. r. Hammond's
efficient work on the executive com.
mittee was secognized by unanimous
election to succeed himself.
The auditing committee reported
all accounts o. X. and recommended
their payment. The committee upon
neurology reported no deaths among
Wood county teachers, but reported
appropriately upon the death of DR..
j. II. Whitehead one-time teacher
and county examiner
Resolutions.
Report of the committee on resolu-
tions.
We, your committee, beg leave to
offer the following resolutions:
That 1t is the consensus of opinion
of the teachers assembled in this
county institute that the work of the
instructors. DR.. Hulley and Supt.
York, has been of high order and
that it will prove helpful to all teach
ers of the county, board members,
and citizens who have attended the
sessions.
We desire to thank Miss Rhody
the musical director Miss Hammond
the pianist, and others who have con-
tributed music and other numbers for
our pleasure. -
We especially desire to commend
the efficient work of the officers of
the associa ion for their services dur
ing the past year.
We wish to thank Supt. Haylor
and the teachers of Perrysburg and
Perrysburg township for their untir
ing efforts in providing for our enter
tainment and comfort, and to express
our appreciation to the ladies of the
churches and to the citizens of the
village for their hospitality.
We thank the school board of Per-
rysburg for the use of the building,
and the janitor for his excellent SER
vice during this institute.
We most heartily recommend that
every teacher be urged to enroll as
a member of the o. T. R. G. for the
ensuing year and that each teacher
endeavor to interest the pupils of his
school in the pupils department of
this work.
Be it resolved, That we endorse
the action of The Ohio State Teach
er's Association in opposing all eff
forts which would aim to establish
a system of state uniformity in the
selection of text books, because we
believe that such system would be
a hindrance to the present progress
of our schools.
Whereas northwestern Ohio is en-
titled to one, of the normal schools
to be provided by the state: There
fore,
Be it resolved, That the teachers
of this institute urge that one of these
schools be located in Wood county.
. Be it especially resolved, That we
approve and heartily endorse the
strenuous effort and self sacrificing
devotion of j. w. Zellers, State Com
missioner of Schools, in his efforts
to raise the standard of public edu-
cation in Ohio. He has Influenced
legislation that looks to the better
ing of the condition of teachers and
of all concerned in the cause. He
has taken unusual interest in rural
school problems; he has aimed to
! classify the high schools of the state;
he has inaugurated a system of in
spection that promises much; he has
inspired all classes of educators with
J. a new spirit Of loyalty and fidelity to
their work.
And be it further resolved, That
We strongly endorse the efficient work
of the Ohio School Improvement Fed
Grafton in it's efforts to enforce eX-
listing school laws and to secure the
best possible school legislation for the
future.
Respectfully submitted,
LUELLA GRAHAM, Sec'y.
C. r. KNAUSS,
F. ]. AULT,
F. R. MCLAUGHLIN.
Entertainment.
The ladies of the Catholic, of the
: NJ e. and of the Evangelical church
es were commended highly by the
teachers who ate the dinners and sup
pers provided by them. While this
: method of feeding the hungry" was
in one way burden upon the ladies
we trust the results-both financially
and in good works"-were a salts
: faction. The teachers did enjoy the
' meals and the social gatherings af
> forded by this method.
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