The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-02-18
|MONTv|LLE HOLDS
18th INSTITUTE
MOST SUCCESSFUL
ONE IN IT'S HISTORY
Able Speakers, Fine Music, and q
Large Attendance at Each Of the
Five Sessions important Topics
\ Discussed. S


conducted Its first institute, and thru
all the years since it has been held
at the Grange Hall, Poe. It has be-
come q real community gathering i 1921
has been no exception and on Febru-
ary 11-12 last week was held the an
nual meeting. NJ
An unusually large number were
in attendance the first sessions. This
was due mostly from the fact that the
children of the schools gave a part 81
the program, thus bringing a large
number Of the parents. The first day
was given over to school problems al
much as possible.
Miss Hanna talked to the parents
about the prevention of disease rather
I than cure. a,
Mr.. Stone talked much along the
same lines and urged children ana
grown people to drink milk because
Of its building qualities. He also ex.
planned to the children about drain.
age and the needs Of holding the at.
tention Of the children and making
even that subject one Of interes,
to them. n
Mr.. Ulery spoke on Montville schoo
problems and created a large amount
Of discussion and interest about 8
new school building which is badly
needed there. County Agent /Halder.
son also interested the young people
In club work which is connected witt
the agricultural work Of the figl
school, which will make both pleasure
and profit from their work. Mr.. Hal
derson expects to do some definite
things along this line in the neal
future. NJ s!s5 st
Mr.. Stone spoke in the Afternoon
about the raising Of pure bred seeds
showing the pleasure and profit de
rived from that line Of work.
The Friday evening session wal
given over to entertainment and MIR
! Stones address on the Farm Bureau
He is an interested worker along tha,
line and believes it is through thi.
organization great things can b
lsdOTe, glsy " Ii Il NM. m N;
Saturday Mr. n Ds Phillips was no
able tosarriye until the afternoon AM
50 combined his subjects on Markets
and Marketing, which was new
subject to be handled SO ably, and al
the, men were deeply interested il
what he had to say. Mr.. Stone advo
Gated using large amounts Of phos
phate and lime. Lime to be used OF
the sod after hay is cut and use fin,
Iground lime stone instead of screen
ings.
The election Of officers resulted ii
the old officers being returned tx
their work for another year. The Rel
Gross salso elected their officers fol
another year which resulted as fol
lows: Chairman, Mrs. Edwin Smith
sec'y, Mrs. Sidney Hoddinott; vic,
chairman, Mrs. Willard Kennedy, anc
treas, Mrs. Walter Clark. WIN X.
i The sessions were interspersed will
music by Miss Helen Taylor and hel
assistants, Miss Heath and Miss Dy
son. All enjoyed the high class d
music.
This being an Independent institute
offerings were asked and most splend
idly responded to. Admission wa.
charged only in the evening. The las
evening was given over to Scott.
Jubilee singers, assisted by Miss Tay
lor, Miss Heath and Miss Dyson.
The average attendance was abou
150 at each Of the five sessions.
The meals were served by the ladie,
of the church and all enjoyed then
sach day.