The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-11-10
The TEACHERS
IN QUARTERLY
SESSION MEET
Knox County Association
Has Initial Gathering
Of Year
OCCUPY MORNING
AND AFTERNOON
r. L. Jones Presides; Pres.
Elston Of o. U. Princi-
pal Speaker
(By Mary DeVoe, Secretary

The first quarterly meeting of the
Knox County Teachers association
was called to order at $3.50 SATURDAY,
morning, Nov. 4, by the president, R.
L. Jones. The association Joined in
the singing of hymn and was led
in prayer by the Rev. Foster C. An
derson. The regular program was
then taken up. Mr.. Chubb had the
teachers sing three songs which he
thought would be suitable to teach
their schools. This was followed by
Supt. E. d. Kissner, who gave a very
interesting talk on a recent visit to
New York City. Next came a fine
address by President Aston Ellis of
Ohio university. Subject: "The Edu-
cational Outlook" The meeting was
adjourned until l o'clock.
The afternoon session was opened
by singing, directed by Mr.. Chubb.
President Ellis followed with an ex-
cellent address, "The Educated Man,
and Why?" County superintendent
W. F. Allgire gave a short talk on
Some Observations"
The following teachers were pres
ent
Mt Vernon-R. L. Jones, Fannie
Witherell, A. L. Allgire, Eugene
Spohn, Frances Lewis, Zona Mont.
gomery, Leo McPeek, Birdie Bricker,
Almeda Van Voorhis, Ollie Brooks,
Iva Paul. Mary DeVoe, Blanche
Long, w. F. Rimer, Bernice Long,
Nora Mckay, Ethelynde Studor, Mae
Bartlett, Mamie Wright, Nina Lever
ing, Beatrice Singer, Anna Severns,
Fannie Fribley, Fac Davis, Zelpha
Robinson, Mae Wyncoop, Sara Wyn-
coop, Vivian Dowds, Ethel B. VOL
colt, C. G. Harris, Estella Hunter,
Ward Bricker, Irene Parrish, Wilda
Clark, Ethel Sockman, Margaret
Beam, Anna Coup, A. L. Murry, Au-
gusta Brigode, Olive Black, Alice
Pickard, Mary Bair, Irene Braddock
DobCilo OhdhCly ~ -. SulilllDpb, II. u
McCrea, b. H. Roseboom, R. A.
Chubb, S. f. Carey, Isabella Carey,
Margery Barber, Ruth Bricker, Mil
dred Meeker, Aline Allgire, Ethel
Poorman. Katherine Fordney, Cora
Debes, F, r. Blosser, e. w. Hunts
berger, P. G. Zemer, Ethel WolcotJ,
Helen Gorsuch.
Fredericktown-R. A. Knox, F. M.
Thornburg, Martha Leonard, Mary
Leonard, Grace Grossman, Grace Ia
Dor, Jeanette Tabor, Guy Scoles, Haz-
ell Daniels, Earl Welker, Sabra Nc
1ntire, Wylma Huffman, Myrtle
Mapes, Helen Beers, Lulu Turneys
Weltha Keck, Elsie Studor, Ula Mae
Johnson, e. d. Kissner, Leila Wilson.
Centerburg- Owings, Edna
Owings, Leo McPeek, Laura Poland,
Daisy Swartwood, Martha 3. oliver,
Daisy Webster.
Gambier-R. c. Goode, Mary Faw-
cett, Julia Leonard, Marie Rogers,
Melita Hcsack.
Danville-zora NJ. Greer, Dema
Wheaton, Bernadetta Durbin, Mar
tina Smithhisler, Sadie Miller, Clar
ence Shaw, Floyd Haugher, Ruth
Arnholt
Martinsburg-Pearl Cullison, M. E.
Brandon, George H. Lapp, Carol Betz-
ner, Pearle Beatty, ]. w. Burger, Bes-
sic Curtis, M. c. Cummins.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Boggs.
Howard-Louise Cassil, Audrey
Baker, Judson Durbin.
Greer-Bernice Miller, S. Somere,
E.. o. Miller, Orpha Reed, zelma
Reed, Alta Rice.
Democracy-Mabel Henderson. o.
B. Cummins.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Motz, Clothil
da Lepley, Pearl Neiderhouser.
Christine Craig, Lura Cum
ningham.
Utica-Dean Roberts, Eva Nc
Lees.
Amity-Grace b. Cummins.
Homer-Edith Bebout.