Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
FARMERS TO FLOCK
INTO OTTAWA FOR
3 DAY INSTITUTE.
BOOSTERS OF ucATIoNAL
MEETiNGs EXPECT RECORD
BREAKING ATTENDANcE-S
SioNs OPEN WEDNESDAY AT
ARMoRY.

ARMORY.
Boosters OF the La Sale County
Farmers Institute are hoping for good
weather on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday Of this week, when the big an.
nual meeting of the La Sale county
farmers and their families will be in
session. After being compelled to
make a change in the meeting place
and to set the dates week ahead, Of
fcers OF the association are now ready
TO open their convention. which, they
state, will be the biggest and best
ever held here.
With the new concrete roads open
Tor use both east and west of Ottawa
and the other highways leading into
town In good winter condition, those
In charge OF the meeting feel that
there will be a record breaking at
tendance and that farmers from
radius OF many miles around Ottawa
will assemble here for the meeting.
The general sessions will be held IN
Armory G and the women's meetings
will be held in the First Baptist
church. General sessions will be held
each day at 80 and 1870 p. m. and
the sectional meetings will be held at
10 a. m. and 1880 each day. The pub.
lis is invited to attend all of the meet.
ings.
The institute will open at 30
"Wednesday afternoon In the armory
with general session and will close
with general session on Friday
night
The program for the opening day
will be as follows:
General Sesson-Armory.
100 p. M
Community singing, John L. Ho.f,
leader, Ottawa.
Presidents address, Charles S. Rob
inson, La Sale
The Reconstructed Home" Mrs. II
NJ. Dunlap. Savoy.
Business Problems OF Today" ]. +.
Bryan, La Sale.
Appointment Of committees.
Women's Section--Baptist Church.
$3.50 p, M
Presidents address, Mrs. Charles s.
Robinson La Sale.
Achievements of the Home Blu
reau," Miss Zelma Monroe, home ad-
wiser, Ottawa.
Appointment of committees.
Mems Section-Armory.
$3.50 y. NJ
~'Aims and Achievements of Farm
Bureau" |. S. Brooks, farm adviser
. Ottawa.
Farm Accounting, r. w. Cross, as
sistant adviser, ottawa.
General Session-Armory.
1880 p. NJ
Community singing, John L. Hof,
leader
Good Citizenship" Mrs II. NJ. Dun
lap, Savoy.
The Potency Of Public Opinion"
Senator T. G. Essington, Streator
The officers and committees of the
Farmers Institute and household
science department who will be In
charge of the meetings are as follows
Farmers Institute.
Observation-Disclosures S. Robinson,
Dimmick.
Vice president-Arthur Shute, Dear
Park.
Secretary-Wiliam Temple. Serena. |
Treasurer ]. Hornung, Deer !
Park
Executive committee - J. Ward |.
Smith, Allen; Conrad Loebach. Rich
land; NJ. j. Lofts, Groveland; liza !
Kregor, Hope; s. A. Potter, North |
vile; J. r. Jorstad. Mission; Eli Gro.
star, Utica; John O'Donnell, Wallace;
Ernest Bregeson, Earl: !. P. More
# II ~
Usage; L. H. Farley, Adams; 0. w
Esmond, ottawa; W. H. Conard, |
Allen; A NJ. Pottinger, Dimmick; l..
A. Green, Dayton: w f. Wylie, Wal
tham Joseph E. Thompson. Freedom;
James v Stevenson, Otter Creek; J.
w. Temple, Ottawa; f. E. Richie.
Eden; w. N Strawn, Ottawa; w. K.
Shute, Deer Park; B. F. Strait, Day
ton; G. f.. Battles, Freedom; T. ].
Dunn, Brookfeld; M. l.. Unison, Mis-
sion; John Mcdonald, Wallace
Reception committee-Harry Watts,
Adams; Chester McColm. Allen; Lau-
renee Gage. Brookfield; F. w. Klein,
Bruce; J. H. Baker, Farm Ridge: j. j.
Hornung, Deer Park; Warren Robin.
son. Dimmick; F. e. Richey, Eden; II.
c. Pierce, Earl; w. r. Lannigan,
Eagle; l.. C. Rinker Farm Ridge,
Charles Lucas. Freedom; Jerry
Wakey. Grand Rapids; NJ. J. LOFTS.
Groveland; Herman Smaling, Deer
Park; Alex McPhedron, La Sale;
George Scheidenhelm, Troy Grove; y.
w Esmond,. Utica; J. C. Nicholson,
Vermillion; John ODonnell, Wallace;
S. H. Montgomery, Marseilles; F. F.
Beetz Mendoza; Ed Gillett, Meriden
E. ]. Eike, Miller; l.. F, Bowen, Mis-
sion; Albert Breuer, Worthwhile; Fl. II.
Wilsey, Ophir; U. G.. Sass, Eagle; o.
w. Esmond; I. p. Morehouse, Ophir;
John Kuhns, Brookfeld; Fred w.
Hahn, Peru; Conrad Lobach, Rich
land; s. A. Buckingham, Rutland; Fl.
T. Marshall, Serena; Wallace Watts,
South Ottawa; W. E. Wylie, Waltham;
Charles Nudge, Eden; Browne Munro,
o. NJ. Andrews. Troy Grove:
Ernest Johnson, Waltham.
Household Science Department.
President--Mrs. Charles S. Robin
son, Dimmick.
Vice president-Mrs. Charles Beck
South Ottawa
Secretary-Miss Ethel Cody, Free.