The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-10-02
Speakers Named
For Institutes
In Noble County
Officers Now
Making Plans
For Program

Opening with Harriettsville on
November 3, eight farmers insti-
tuteS will be held in Noble county,
according to an announcement made
today by County Agent Floyd Hen
derson.
Local planning meetings are now
being held this week and next at
which time the programs for each
institute will be completed by the
county agent and officers in charge.
A. B. Graham, of Columbus,
founder of All club work and Mrs.
Hills Morton, of Bethesda, will be
the principal institute speakers.
Mrs. Morton is farm woman and
a very capable speaker.
Agent Henderson said that the
confirmation of speakers for the
Elk township institute had not yet
been received but in all probability
they would be the same as the
above.
The first four Institutes listed, in
Guiding Elk, Carlisle, Jackson
township and Sharon township or
Forest Grove, will begin in the
morn and conclude at an evening
session. The remaining four, in
cluding Sarahsville, Batesville,
Summerfield and Renrock, will be-
gin with an evening session and
continue throughout the next
morning and afternoon.
The opening institute in Elk
township will be held Monday
morning, afternoon and evening,
Nov. 3. Officers in charge include
Erval Stevens, president; Ernest
Rohrer, secretary treasurer and
Mrs. Floyd Lee, hostess, all of Har-
riettsville.
Carlisle institute opens Wednes-
day, Nov. 5. The officers in charge
of the program are: w. H. Archer,
Caldwell route, president; Howard
Barnes, Summerfield, vice presi-
dent; Beulah Hill, Caldwell route,
secretary treasurer and Audrey
Sorg, Summerfield, hostess.
Jackson township institute be-
gins the next day on Nov. 6. Off
GERS include: Blaine Way, presi-
dent: Ernest Wells, vice president;
Edna Tidd, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Mrs. Emerson Tidd, hostess, all of
Dexter City route.
Sharon township institute opens
Friday, Nov. z, with the following
officers planning the program;
Charles Ramsey, president; Paul
McNabb, vice president; Mrs Roxie
Haines, secretary treasurer, and
Mrs. Roberta Bigley, hostess, all of
Caldwell route.
Sarahsville institute will open
the evening of Dec. 8 and continue
through Dec. 8. The officers are:
Warden Everly, president; Joseph
Beatty, vice president; Jennie
Gregg, secretary and Martha Kirk
bride, hostess, all of the Sarahsville
community.
Batesville institute opens the
evening of Dec. 9 and continues
through Dec. 10. The program Off
GERS include: Richard Starr, presi-
dent; Ancil Pfeffer, vice president;
Helen Douglass, secretary and Mil
dred Day, hostess, all of Quaker
City route.
Summerfield institute opens the
evening of Dec. 10 and continues
through Dec. IL. The officers in
clude: Delbert Shackles, president;
Lucy Cutler, vice president; Flet-
cher Cutler, secretary treasurer,
and Emily Havener, hostess, all of
the Summerfield community.
The last institute in the county
opens at Renrock on the evening of
Dec. II and continues through Dec.
IL. The officers include: H. r.
Blackburn, president, Cumberland
route; L. E. Hedge, vice president,
Caldwell route and Mrs. Leota
Robinson as the secretary and hos
tess, Cumberland route.