Eastern Ohio Teachers Association Holds 36th Annual Meeting Today
About five hundred teachers gathered in Wells High School Auditorium for the 36th annual Eastern Ohio Teachers Association meeting. Officials include President Franklin P. Geiger Canal Dover and Secretary Nora Thornton Marietta. The event features sessions with speakers of national repute, welcomes from local trustees, and discussions on education and moral responsibility.
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ ‘Association
Wells High School
Sec
Franklin P. Geiger
Canal Dover
W. N. Beecham
Carrollton
Nora Thornton
Marietta
Frank Linton
Salineville
Edward M. van Cleve
Steubenville
Lewis E. York
Darnesvile
J. M. Richardson
McConnellsville
King of the Forest
G. P. Rowland
New Philadelphia
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Education and Religion Blend At Local School Event
A mix of spiritual guidance and practical teaching appears in a town school gathering. Col. C. H. French delivers a substitute address on the Yellowstone Nila Park while Supt. A. B. Leonard mourns his mother, stressing foundational work in spelling writing and arithmetic for Sabbath school and public instruction.
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Newt
VanCleve
Ward
A. B. Leonard
Mansfeld Reformatry
Weinre
C. H. French
Yellowstone Nila Park
Teach Enthusiasm Highlighted At Eastern Ohio Meeting
Report from Wells High School auditorium covers remarks by Supt Frank Linton Salineville on teacher enthusiasm and its impact on pupils. Observers note English teachers praised for inspiration. Prof Lawton cited as a model of positive purpose and zeal attracting followers.
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Eastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Wells High School
Frank Linton
Salineville
Prof. Lawton
Teaching Order and Good Teaching Discussed by Educators
Miss Mary MClure of Coshocton shared suggestions on maintaining school order focusing on teacher personality heart power prompt discipline and meeting pupils at their level. Prof. Conrad urged that good teaching and order go together and urged linking new concepts to known ideas for student engagement.
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Mary McLure
Coshocton
Mit
McChiure
C. Conrad
Mridgenott
Conrad
Mr. Conard
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John E. Rita
Gnadenhutten
F W. Jones
Newcombrstown
Jones
Paner
Mytrand
Edo
Reading High School Teachers Conference Notes
The report highlights Supt F C Stiers and other speakers at a Reading area educators meeting. They emphasize the value of classical languages for English, the development of intellectual and living power, and the need for continuous guidance by teachers and parents to protect children from modern societal pressures. Deputy School Commissioner Sayater discusses upcoming changes and San Francisco meetings.
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Sayater
San Francisco
Son Francisco
Ohio school exhibit at Jamestown fair 1907 announced
Ohio announces its contribution to the San Francisco school fund and a prominent role for Obey at the Jamestown exposition. The Ohio commission assigns the state school commissioner and deputy to oversee the Ohio exhibit showing progress in the state’s education system. Sixth graders sang Murrah for the Schools of Ohio under Prof. Phillips, and a soprano solo Summer by Miss Talia S Weaver was performed.
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San Francisco
Obey
Virginia
Ohio Commission
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Phillips
Talia S Weaver
Mingo
Brilliant Reception for Visiting Teachers at Wells High
Steubenville High School teachers hosted Eastern Ohio Education Association guests in the Wells High School basement rooms last night. Prof. French presented a stereopticon lecture with scenes from Wonderland of America and San Francisco before the earthquake. Supt. Van Cleve spoke, inviting attendees to tour the study rooms, laboratories, and unique basement displays prepared by the Teachers’ Committee.
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Steubenville Corps of
Association of Eastern Ohio
Wells High School
French
Yellowstone Parks
San Francisco
Golden Gate
van Cleve
Baselment
Teihers
Pilgrim Themed Halloween Event Delights Local Guests
Beams hung with pumpkin garlands and blossoms. an old time log fire place with a steaming kettle presided over by maidens named Tran squility Tribulation Priscilla Hope and Charity. Pilgrim Father and Mother cards, pumpkin pie, doughnuts, apples and buttermilk served. A Japanese tea room with lanterns and chrysanthemums offered tea while a witch’s tent featured a fortune wizard.
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Priscilla
Hope
Charity
Lela Allison
Lee Rankin Declines Run for UMW Ohio Official Post
Lee Rankin of Dillonvale says he will not run for president of the Fifth sub-district United Mine Workers of Ohio. Rankin will seek re election as secretary and treasurer and will not oppose current president A R Watkins for a second term. He praises Watkins as a deserving official and notes their three year association has been pleasant.
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Lee Rankin
Dillonvale
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Rankins
A. R. ‘Watkinns
Watkins
Rankin
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