The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-10-31
Four Farmers Institutes Scheduled
With Carlisle Program As Opener

+ NI11Ey CAIlO, Has DSGn SGlGCLeQ as
the principal speaker for the three
farmers Institutes to be held next
week at Sarahsville, Batesville,
and Carlisle. She will be assisted
in the program by a number of
local speakers.
Sarahsville institute will open on
Tuesday, Nov. 5. Batesville is
scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 6,
and Carlisle on Thursday, Nov. z.
Elk township is slated for Nov. 8.
A new feature of the program
this year will include a talk by a
member of the state highway pa
troll at Cambridge. Mrs. Ralph
Betz of the Philo Ohio Power has
also been secured to give a demon
stration on safe farm and home
wiring.
The four remaining Institutes
will be held the second week In
November. Program for Sarahs-
Vile, Batesville, Carlisle, and Elk,
is as follows:
Carlisle Institute
Morning session - $50 a. m. -
Opening song; invocation; welcome,
| ky president; talk, H. c. Secrest;
talk, Floyd Henderson; who Do
You Think You Are?" Mrs. James
D. Wyker.
Afternoon session - Talk, ''The
Art of Rural Living" Mrs. James
d. Wyker; talk, state patrolman;
talk, Margaret Donohoo.
Evening session - Music, Gline's
orchestra; talk, "And Isaac Digged
Again." Mrs. James d. Wyker;
music; talk on health, Ed Garrett
son; music.
Officers are: Edwin Crum, presi-
dent; Howard Barnes, vice-presi-
dent; Harley Luke, secretary; and
Ruby Leasure, hostess.
SarahsviIle Institute
Morning session - $50 a. m. -
Opening song, led by Mrs. Ruth
Shriver; invocation, Rev. Floyd r.
Gaugler; school program, first and
second grades; address, who Do
You Think You Are?" Mrs. James
D. Wyker, Huntsville, Ohio; school
program, third and fourth grades;
talk, Rev. Floyd R. Gaugler; ap-
pointment of committees and an
lnouncements. Lunch will be served
by Junior class.
Afternoon - 100 p. m - Group
singing, led by Mrs. Ruth Shriver;
talk, H. c. Secrest; school program,
fifth and sixth grades; stunts, high
school student in charge; address,
THE Art of Rural Living" Mrs.
James D. Wyker.
Evening session - Group singing,
led by Mrs. Ruth Shriver; address,
! And Isaac Digged Again." Mrs.
James D. Wyker; talk, "Your Health
and Your Community" health rep
rCsentatives. stunts, high school stu
dent in charge; exhibits, which will
include home economic exhibits,
handwriting, manual training, plate
of 80 persimmons, exhibit of 80 wal
nuts, biggest Irish potatoes. Best
exhibit 6 ears corn, poster contest -
; classes - IS, so, and rs cents
each.
Officers are: Warden Eyerly,
president; Joseph Beatty, vice -presi-
dent; Irene Clark, secretary; and
Jennie Gregg, hostess.
BatesvilIe Institute
Morning session - 9:15 a. m. -
Group singing; invocation; school
program; talk, who Do You Think
You Are?" Mrs. James D. Wyker;
school program; talk, H. c. Secrest;
appointment of committees at 11:30;
lunch served by Ladies Aid.
Afternoon session loo p. m.
Group singing; school program,
high school, talk, adults Can
Grow" Mrs. James D. Wyker;
school program, high school; talk,
state patrolman; election and COM
mittee reports.
Evening session - 7:30 p. m. -
Group singing; special music, adj
dress, And Isaac Digged Again"
Mrs. James D. Wyker; special ac-
tivity; talk, Mrs. Garretson; movie,
Safe Farm and Home Wiring"
Mrs. Ralph Betz, Ohio Power.
Exhibits will include, home econ
omics, Mrs. Helen Stevens in
charge; baby pictures, Mrs. Ruth
Mercer and Mrs. Margaret Atkinson
in charge; farm produce exhibits,
Virgil Reed and Mr.. Stevens in
charge.
Officers are: Richard Starr, presi-
dent; Mildred Day, Vice-president;
Wilma Watson, secretary; and Ger
rude Harris, hostess.
Elk Township Institute
A tentative program has been an
nounced for the institute at Elk
township, to be held in the Har-
riettsville school building, Friday,
5.
The program is as follows:
Friday morning, beginning at $50
o'clock - invocation, Rev Willis;
group singing, led by Mrs. Floyd
talk, H. c. Sercest; de-
clamation contests, grade school;
talk, Mrs. Lottie Randolph, Colum-
bus; closing with a school program.
Group singing will open the after
noon singing, followed by talks by
Harry Stevens, New Concord, and
Mrs. Randolph. Stevens will speak
on Dairy production in Southeast
rrn Ohio.
Beginning at 7:3O o'clock, the
evening session will open with the
Invocation by Rev. FIR. Nickel;
group singing; talk, Mrs. Randolph;
olaylet by Junior and Senior class,
and talk on health by Farm Bur-
EAU representative.