The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-10-22
County Institute in Session.

n % 1 VI NOIIISlOWu, DE- WuO
gave a splendid address on the subject Of
Vision and Provision. The thought which
was prominent in his address was a clean
conception Of conditions hat ex list at a
particular crisis, tempered with good
judgment and reason whereby the out
come may DO ioretold with a certain de-.
degree of accuracy.
The second speaker was DR.. J.. G.. Car
ter Troop, of Toronto, Canada, who talked
on the subject OF Literature as a Culture
Study. DR.. Troop emphasized the fact
that literature developed the power Of the
emotions, enlarged the Imagination, en-
HANGED the taste for the beautiful. That
literature was not simply good taste and
being able to Judge of the fitness or I'M
fitness of particular things, but that il
was a power as a social service from man
to man. Education might exist or be de-
veloped without culture, a detriment to
the educated.
The third speaker was Supt. l.. e. Nc
Ginness of SteeltOn, Pa, who gave an ex-
cellent address on the Real Purpose of
the SCHOOL,. Supt. McGinness made
clear the real purpose Of the public school,
today and impressed the teachers with
the fundamental ends and outcomes
which every teacher should try to incul-
cate in the minds of the pupils.
The institute resumed its session on
Tuesday at 8 a. m, and Supt. Martin was
again introduced, who spoke on the sub
ject of history, What and How. Supt.
McGinness on Agencies within the
School that secure the purpose of the
school, and DR.. Troop gave a very pop
ular lecture on Sir Walter Scott, which
met with the hearty approval of the
teachers.
The evening entertainments thus far
consisted of a lecture on the Voice of
Science by Miss Marie G.. Brehm. Miss
Brehm made clear the evil effects of alco-
hol on physical organisms from actual ex-
periments on living animals and human
beings. The facts aid statistics so pre-
sented were extremely clear and accurate,
with the conclusion that such are the con-
ditions and effects produced by alcohol,
and let each one be the Judge of his own
future actions. Miss Brehm was very
we'll received and appreciated by a large
and attentive audience.
The entertainment on Tuesday evening
was the DeKoven Male Qusrtette in a
program of popular songs and folk lore
selections, the last part being a farce
comedy. Mr.. Ivan II. Blackman, man
ager and second tenor of the quartette,
sang through the entire entertainment,
ever while painting a water color picture
did he burst forth in "My Old Kentucky
Home" The audience was highly de.
lighted with the entertainment
The forecast of the week is most favor
able for a profitable and successful in
stitute.
Following are the names of the teach
ers OF the county, only 1--we of whom are
absent, one on account of being Ill and
the other through illness in her family;
BARNETT TOWNSHIP.
Roy s. Braden Sadie Dunkle
Alice Frantz Floyd Fitzgerald
Ruby L. Matthews Marion Cassatt
Irene Cook Thomas knight
Alice Ekis
TOWNSHIP.
Charles Johnston Wilburer Hinderer
Harold McKeen IneZ Frill
Beba Cole Glenn Shellhouse
Grace Reed Eta Rodgers
Nora Haslet
HARMONY TOWNSHIP.
Alice Siggins Martha Morrow
Margaret Mooney Maud Head
Mary Casey Bess Sigworth
June Fitzgerald Clare Henry
Lulu Handy Clara Benedict
TOWNSHIP,
Laura X. Smutz Daisy Gesin
Louise Elder Ethel Boughner
Dora Rosen Rachel Albaugh
Susie Baker Hazel Sibble
Mary Henderson Dorothy Skunk
HowE TOWNSHIP.
Archie Reed Delbert Maxwell
Anna Allsire nellie McElrayy
Blanche Wiles Adaliene Grubbs
Lory StricK enberg Kate Guenther
Il. g. McCurdy Tressa Hendrickson
Anna Meyer Delbert Decker
Harry Myers
jerks TOWNSHIP.
w. N. Strawbridge Bessie Songer
Edna Rider Edna Taylor
M. j. Black Florence Hilton
Bertha Fitzgerald Albert PAYNE
Clara DeSmet Josephine Grolemund
Edith Austin Fred Gaul
Mabel Bapghman Mary Brown
Ellie Kerr
KINGSLEY TOWNSHIP.
j. l.. Simmons Lauretta Dunkle
J. G.. TitteringtOn Ruth Hulett
Margaret Goodfellow Il. c. Terrill
Maud Berlin Margaret Frampton
Edith Gayley Evelyn Kiser
Blanhce Hendricks Constance Copelond
Verna Miller Flora Kerr
Marie Small
TIoNEsTA TOWNSHIP.
Augusta Korb Bertha Scowden
Mildred Thomson Pearl Elliot
Blanche Hunter Anna Allamen
Florence Maxwell Glenn Ledebur
Parker Flick
T!oNEsTA BOROUGH.
l.. p. White Evelyn Grove
Ruth Dimoud Ethel Maginnis
Ida Psup Sarah Carson