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14. That Clarke Mission be attached to South Branch District. By motion the
15. That with the changes made above the districts remain as they were.
Westernport was referred for consideration to the Boundary Committee.
Boundary Committee was made the Finance Committee.
Summary from Funkhouser.
Conference at Dayton, Va., March 8. John Dickson, Jacob J. Glossbrenner, bishops; A. P. Funkhouser, J. R. Ridenour,
secretaries.
Present: J. J. Glossbrenner. A. M. Evers, J. W. Hott, W. H. Burtner, A. P. Funkhouser, C. I. B. Brane, J. R. Ridenour,
J. N. Fries, A. Hoover, G. Harman, J. M. Hott. J. E. Widmeyer, W. R. Berry, S. H. Snell, J. G. Ketterman, W. L. Martin, W. O.
Fries, P. J. Lawrence, J. S. Grim, J. W. Howe, J. W. Kiracofe, D. D. Keedy, J. W. Funk, M. F. Keiter, J. F. Hott, C. W.
Stinespring, G. J. Roudabush, W. Lutz, J. E. Hott, C. W. Hutzler, J. H. Parlett, M. A. Salt, A. M. Horn, W. H. Sampsell, J. M.
Bolton. J. A. Negley, W. J. Miller, J. K. Nelson. W. O. Grim, J. Zarman, C. M. Hott, H. Jones, J. D. Fried, I. T. Parlett,
G. Hoffman, J. D. Donovan, S. K. Wine, C. H. Crowell, E. Ludwick, W. Hesse, J. W. Hicks, C. P. Dyche, L. O. Burtner, W. H.
Clary—55.
Absent: D. Barnhart, J. S. Grim. G. W. Howe, B. F. Cronise, G. P. Hott, M. L. Mayselles, J. A. Evans, I. T. Hott, C. Miller,
J. W. Nihiser, S. Scott, I. M. Underwood, J. M. Rodruck, P. H. Thomas, J. Ruebush, G. W. Rexrode, Z. Umstot, J. Zahn—18.
Visiting ministers: Pres. D. D. DeLong, G. II. Snapp, J. X. Quigley, W. J. Zuck.
Licentiates: L. O. Burtner, P. J. Lawrence.
Transferred: I. T. Hott.
Collection for needy preachers, $50.01.
Preachers Aid Fund, $1,732.84.
Died: John Ruebush, John Zahn, William R. Coursey. Memorial services for each.
Ordained: C. H. Crowell.
Presiding elders: J. W. Funk, (Shen. Dist.), J. W. Howe, (Potomac Dist.), J. K. Nelson, (South Branch Dist.).
Appointments, 269; organized churches, 198; members received, 1,088; at end of year, 8,554; Telescopes, 761; meeting
houses, 115; parsonage, 10; value of meeting houses, $118,751; of parsonages, $8,750; Sunday schools, 169; teachers and
officers, 1,386; scholars, 8,680; collected for missions, $1,173.13; for all purposes, $22,776.42; preachers’ salaries, $9,340.43.
Appointed: Churchville station, C. W. Stinespring; Augusta, G. J. Roudabush; West Augusta, J. M. Bolton; Rockbridge,
M. A. Salt; Dayton station, G. P. Hott; Dayton, J. E. Hott; Lacey Springs, A. Hoover; Elkton, W. H. Sampsell; South River
mission, N. A. Kiracofe; Madison mission, N. F. A. Cupp; Edinburg, J. W. Hicks; Toms Brook, S. H. Snell; Winchester mission,
J. E. Widmeyer; Front Royal mission, H. Jones; Rockingham Freedman’s mission, to be supplied; Augusta Freedman’s
mission, to be supplied; Boonsboro, C. M. Hott; Keedysville, M. F. Keiter; Myersville, C. H. Crowell; Hagerstown, I. M.
Underwood; Hagerstown station, E. Ludwick; Frederick, J. D. Fried; Frederick mission, A. M. Evers; Williamsport station, J. W.
Kiracofe; Martinsburg station, J. D. Donovan; Berkeley mission, C. W. Hutzler; New Haven mission, J. A. Negley;
VanCleavesville, W. B. Evers; Winchester station, C. P. Dyche; Clarke mission, W. L. Martin; Berkeley Springs, J. B. Ridenour;
Bloomery, J. M. Hott; North River mission, to be supplied; Moorefield mission, W. Hesse; Franklin, A. M. Horn; North Fork, to
be supplied; South Branch, S. K. Wine; New Creek, J. M. Rodruck; Alleghany, W. H. Clary; Garrett, J. G. Ketterman; bishop
Ohio District, J. J. Glossbrenner; editor Telescope, J. W. Hott; agent Lebanon Valley College, D. D. Keedy; agent U. B.
Seminary, W. O. Grim; agent Conference Institution of Learning, A. P. Funkhouser.
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14. That Clarke Mission be attached to South Branch District. By motion the
15. That with the changes made above the districts remain as they were.
Westernport was referred for consideration to the Boundary Committee.
Boundary Committee was made the Finance Committee.
Summary from Funkhouser.
Conference at Dayton, Va., March 8. John Dickson, Jacob J. Glossbrenner, bishops; A. P. Funkhouser, J. R. Ridenour,
secretaries.
Present: J. J. Glossbrenner. A. M. Evers, J. W. Hott, W. H. Burtner, A. P. Funkhouser, C. I. B. Brane, J. R. Ridenour,
J. N. Fries, A. Hoover, G. Harman, J. M. Hott. J. E. Widmeyer, W. R. Berry, S. H. Snell, J. G. Ketterman, W. L. Martin, W. O.
Fries, P. J. Lawrence, J. S. Grim, J. W. Howe, J. W. Kiracofe, D. D. Keedy, J. W. Funk, M. F. Keiter, J. F. Hott, C. W.
Stinespring, G. J. Roudabush, W. Lutz, J. E. Hott, C. W. Hutzler, J. H. Parlett, M. A. Salt, A. M. Horn, W. H. Sampsell, J. M.
Bolton. J. A. Negley, W. J. Miller, J. K. Nelson. W. O. Grim, J. Zarman, C. M. Hott, H. Jones, J. D. Fried, I. T. Parlett,
G. Hoffman, J. D. Donovan, S. K. Wine, C. H. Crowell, E. Ludwick, W. Hesse, J. W. Hicks, C. P. Dyche, L. O. Burtner, W. H.
Clary—55.
Absent: D. Barnhart, J. S. Grim. G. W. Howe, B. F. Cronise, G. P. Hott, M. L. Mayselles, J. A. Evans, I. T. Hott, C. Miller,
J. W. Nihiser, S. Scott, I. M. Underwood, J. M. Rodruck, P. H. Thomas, J. Ruebush, G. W. Rexrode, Z. Umstot, J. Zahn—18.
Visiting ministers: Pres. D. D. DeLong, G. II. Snapp, J. X. Quigley, W. J. Zuck.
Licentiates: L. O. Burtner, P. J. Lawrence.
Transferred: I. T. Hott.
Collection for needy preachers, $50.01.
Preachers Aid Fund, $1,732.84.
Died: John Ruebush, John Zahn, William R. Coursey. Memorial services for each.
Ordained: C. H. Crowell.
Presiding elders: J. W. Funk, (Shen. Dist.), J. W. Howe, (Potomac Dist.), J. K. Nelson, (South Branch Dist.).
Appointments, 269; organized churches, 198; members received, 1,088; at end of year, 8,554; Telescopes, 761; meeting
houses, 115; parsonage, 10; value of meeting houses, $118,751; of parsonages, $8,750; Sunday schools, 169; teachers and
officers, 1,386; scholars, 8,680; collected for missions, $1,173.13; for all purposes, $22,776.42; preachers’ salaries, $9,340.43.
Appointed: Churchville station, C. W. Stinespring; Augusta, G. J. Roudabush; West Augusta, J. M. Bolton; Rockbridge,
M. A. Salt; Dayton station, G. P. Hott; Dayton, J. E. Hott; Lacey Springs, A. Hoover; Elkton, W. H. Sampsell; South River
mission, N. A. Kiracofe; Madison mission, N. F. A. Cupp; Edinburg, J. W. Hicks; Toms Brook, S. H. Snell; Winchester mission,
J. E. Widmeyer; Front Royal mission, H. Jones; Rockingham Freedman’s mission, to be supplied; Augusta Freedman’s
mission, to be supplied; Boonsboro, C. M. Hott; Keedysville, M. F. Keiter; Myersville, C. H. Crowell; Hagerstown, I. M.
Underwood; Hagerstown station, E. Ludwick; Frederick, J. D. Fried; Frederick mission, A. M. Evers; Williamsport station, J. W.
Kiracofe; Martinsburg station, J. D. Donovan; Berkeley mission, C. W. Hutzler; New Haven mission, J. A. Negley;
VanCleavesville, W. B. Evers; Winchester station, C. P. Dyche; Clarke mission, W. L. Martin; Berkeley Springs, J. B. Ridenour;
Bloomery, J. M. Hott; North River mission, to be supplied; Moorefield mission, W. Hesse; Franklin, A. M. Horn; North Fork, to
be supplied; South Branch, S. K. Wine; New Creek, J. M. Rodruck; Alleghany, W. H. Clary; Garrett, J. G. Ketterman; bishop
Ohio District, J. J. Glossbrenner; editor Telescope, J. W. Hott; agent Lebanon Valley College, D. D. Keedy; agent U. B.
Seminary, W. O. Grim; agent Conference Institution of Learning, A. P. Funkhouser.
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