The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-01
institute
WAS BROUGHT
0A'C[0SE
OVER THREE HUNDRED TEACH.
ERs ATTEND 4tWERE GIVEN
MANY PRACTICAL IDEAS ALONG
PROFESSIONAL HINES.

SNIStNS
PROFESSIONAL HINES.
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VERY PROFITABLE Meeting
DR.. HARRoP eAvE$lNTEREsTlNG
LECTURE ON "Gf,ANT AND LEE"
|. AT THIS MORNINGS SESSION.
With this morn:i.g.s session the
1911 assembly Of the Marion County
Teachers Institute vas brought TO
close. The sessions have been well
attended and the interest manifested
has been splendid. Upwards OF three
hundred teachers hGe been enrolled
during the institute:
This morning the opening exercises
we're conducted bSh Superintendent
Joseph Roster. Following the opening
exercises "Thc Relation OF Health to
Efficiency was ably discussed by Mr..
Shafer. Superintendent Roster gave
helpful discussion Sof the subject.
Got Operation in School Work Among
Officials, Citizens, Teachers and Pu-
pills. One OF the bcstnddresses OF the
several sessions was delivered this
morning by DR.. Haspp using as his
subject, Grant and Lee" Following
this address Miss Chase spoke on The
Child Citizen, His Rights and Respon.
sibilities! ~ ~ ~
Reports of committees and distribu.
tlon of certificates twere made this
morning and following this adjourn
mcnt was made. Dui3ng the morning
session Miss Gertrude Dobson rem.
dcred several beautiful vocal selec.
tions.
This session of the, Marion County
Institute has been ALMOST profitable
one and the .succcsssof thei institute
mas been largely dues,to the untiring
efforts OF the newly appointed county
Superintendent Of SCHOOLS. William N
Kennedy. Mr.. Kenltedy has been
closely associated with Etheeducational
work Of the countySas isell as the State
and will no btSmakc good in his
new position. Mr., Kennedy hasNmany
schemss on foot ;wts Ss 4@ill acarry;
out during the present school year for
the bcttcrmcnt OF school and educa-
llonal conditions in Marion county,
The Institute has been favored shy
having most capable corps oof In.
structors during the week, all Of
whom made most favorable impress.
sion on the large body Of teachers anu
have left with them many thoughts
and suggestions which they will use
in teaching in the various schools of
the country and will probably so with
them throughout life.
Resolutions.
We. the teachers OF Marion county,
In institute assembled, submit the fol.
lowing resolutions,
/. That, there should be a tax on
the production OF coal, oil, and gas
in West Virginia, and that the rcve.
nue. so obtained shoulrtl, become a part
Of the State School Fund.
9. That, we approve OF the recent
school Legislation in this state, and
especially the medical inspection, and
child labor laws.
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