The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-07-07
INSTITUTE WILL
CLOSE AT noon
ANNUAL SESSION OF OHIO co.
TEACHERS WILL BE AID
JOURNED TODAY.
LARGE NUMBER PRESENT
$50 Enrolled and Much Work Done
Despite Excessive Heat-Meea
i'm School Building.

Ohio County teachers gathered in
the Hartford College building Mon
day morning for the annual Institute
and the 1916 session was opened
with devotional exercises by the Rev.
b. w. Napier. The welcome address
delivered by James H. Williams was
responded to by A. H. Ross. Instruc-
tor r. S. Eubanks, of Lexington.
then delivered the opening address
which was very much enjoyed.
Although the weather has been
extremely warm during the session
much work has been done and the
teachers have been benefited by the
course of instruction. Much favora-
BILE comment has been heard on the
work of Prof. Eubanks. About $50
are enrolled. They are a good look
ing buch and go about the institute
work in business like manner.
Mr.. Vernon McFee, graduate of the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. is
in charge of the singing which has
been unusually good.
Mr.. c. X. Carson is acting as sec
rotary of the Institute, ably assisted
by Mr.. ]. T. Hoagland. -
Some sort of entertainment has
been given each night at the Col
lege building for the teachers. The
entertainment given by the Ladies'
Social Club of Hartford Wednesday
evening was highly enjoyed and was
attended by large crowd.
Members of the Institute were
treated to cream, cake, punch and
cigars yesterday afternoon by citi-
zens of Hartford. c. o. Hunter had
charge of serving the refreshments.
Among the visitors to the Institute
from out of the county were: Prof.
R. p. Green, Bowling Green; James
Speed, Louisville; d. M. Coates.
Frankfort; r. l.. Mcfarland, super
intendent of schools of Daviess coun-
ty, Owensboro; Miss Larue Vanhon,
Iowa; and Business Manager Pep
perkorn of Farm and Fireside, Lou
isville.
The enrolment of the Institute fol-
lows:
Pearl Bartlett. Irene Ward, Jose
phine Helm, Dudley Westerfield.
Mrs. l. S. Mason, Artie May,
Cora Thomasson, d. d. Moseley.
Marlissa Foster, Lettie Bell, ]. T.
Hoagland, Essie Taylor, Zoda Ray
mond, Fount Grove, Byron Kelley,
Carson Miles, Henry Warner, Ruth
Foreman, Elizabeth Daniel, o. l..
Shultz, Lille Isler, Arthur Park, E.
s. Howard, Vernon Crowder, Fred
Whittinghir. Marion Stone, Elton
Huff, Mayme Midkiff, Catherine Pen
dleton, Otis Stevens, Leila Glenn,
Hattie Weller. CORN Flener, Eliza
beth Moore. Eula Woosley, Emma
Wright, M. T. Gentry. L. G. Barrett,
lone Hedrick, Ronda Wade, Alice
Taylor. Henry Leach, j. w. Myers.
o. N. Stewart, Lena Adams, Cecil
White, Anthony Daniel, Mrs. Getry
Frank, Earl Smith. Bessie Allen, Cor
die Neal,F l.. Sanderfur, Winnie Will
son, Ernest Wilson, Norine Coleman,
j. T. Ford, VEINS Park, Ray Son
ders, Mrs. Cleo Freymire, Nora Kis-
singer, May Rogers, Maud Stewart
Bessie Wright, Claude Park, Ray
Stewart. Henry Barnes, Claude
Shultz, A. II. Ross, Shelby Shultz,
Martha Elliott, Imogene Plummer,
Roy Foreman, Aaron T. Ross, Orpha
Braden, WinOna Stevens, Pearl M.
Brown, Geneva Brown, Irene Tay-
lor, Rhoda Williams, Mrs. w. b.
Brown, Mrs. Lula FulkersOn, Eunice
Shultz, Mrs. John Withrow, Ida Mat
thews, Paul Russell, Eva Thomasson,
Dona Hennings, A. o. Ross, G.. A
Hunter, j. c. Lawrence. e. e. Bal
lard, Annie Carter, C. X. Carson,
w. s. Hill, Ethel Raines, Pearl Rains.
Asa Chancellor, ]. ID. Thompson,
Cleva Shultz. Emma Weller, Wayne
Shown, ]. w. odell, B. II. Morris,
II. Z. Brown, Carrie Russell, Ethel
Russell, Vera Miller. Margaret Card
well, s. p. Mckinney. Audrey Grow
barger. e. F. Lilies. Ethel Robinson.
Nellie johnson. Anna Robinson.
Lois Cole. Key Napier, Mrs. J. M.