The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-08-07

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Pleasant Hill, j. NJ Parks.
Washington, A. Winfough, B. F. Scott
and G. W. Harbarger.
Union, G. Thompson.
Chestnut Grove, P T. Farrar
Pleasant Hill, W. tp., r. G. Colville,
and S. F. Tripp.
Portland NJ. E Church. Dr. Tyrrell.
Antioch. Henry Burnsides and D. B.
Harrell.
Salem, R. H. Kinnison and D. Ii.
Whetsel.
jackson NJ E, j. L. Grimes and A. w.
Long.
Portland Con-, j. D. Davis and W. w.
Morgan.
Brick s. House, Winfield Scott
Byers' Station, John Foster and j.
Hunsicker.
Central u, S. NJ. Robbins and A. L.
Ewing.
Latrobe Furnace, A. McMillin and w.
Hawk.
Corinth J. Zerbe.
Oak Hill, Eber D. Evans and G. Rogers.
jackson Pres, T. L. Hughes jjr. and A.
C. Van Dyke.
Berlin, ]. E. Sylvester and " E,
Taylor.
Committee on selection of officers re-
ported as follows:
President of the Association for the
ensuing year, DR.. w. S. Tyrrell.
Vice Presidents: Lick, Dr. Boggess;
Milton, Andrew McMillin; Washington,
Gilbert Robbins; jackson, Joseph Deity;
Liberty, johnson A. White; Scioto, E.
Plummer; Jefferson, Rev. David j. Jen-
kins; Madison, Andrew Henson Ham
ilton, Samuel jackson; Franklin, James
Evans
Cor. Sec, j. w. Longbon.
Rec. Sec, j. A. Starkey.
Treas. johnson Wade.
The report was accepted by the con-
vention unanimously, and committee
discharged.
The committee for the selection of Wis
iting committees in the different town
ships submitted the following report,
which was accepted:
Milton, VIM J. Kirkendall and VIM.
A. Persons.
Lick, A W. Long and Green Thomp,
son.
Washington, VIM Wallace and Win
field Scott.
Liberty, Charles Lewis and VIM. Cal
laghan.
Jackson, w. C. Benson and Abraham
Deems.
Scioto, Joseph Hays and Columbus
Weed.
Jefferson, Henry Horton and Edward
J. Jenkins.
Franklin, Jefferson Buckley and Gil
|, bert Weed
Madison, Isaac Edwards and Rev. NJ
R. Wheatcraft.
Hamilton, James Davis and Jonathan
,, Mccoy
The committee on resolutions submit
ted the following, which the convention
received and adopted:
Whereas, The object of this organization is fo
in our country, of every name and denomina
. ton, and believing that the early training o
the youth of our land is sacred and impOrtan
duty, devolving upon every one, and that thu
, study of the word of God is absolutely necessa
: ry in order TO arrive at the truth as it is IL
Christ, and that the Sabbath School is one o
the best institutions for the rising generation
as well as adult persons, in the great truths o
? Christianity; therefore,
Resolred, That owing to the importance O
the mission of the S. S. that effort shall b,
to make it more efficient and effectual.
Resolved, That this convention heartily rec
7 ommend the "Uniform Lesson Series, as al
important aid in the s. S. work.
Resotred, That we insist upon the officers ant
members controlling the various Sabbath
: Schools in this county, making every effort t.
. continue their respective schools throughou
the year, as a means of more real and perma
nent good.
i Resotred, That both members of the yisitin,
committee of each township visit their pespec
tive schools together for the purpose of givinJ
such instruction as may be necessary, and urg
ing such measures as will be best adapted I,
the wants of said schools.
e Resolved, That this convention urge the or
J., ganization of schools in every sub-district an,
that they be fully represented in the count,
. Celebration, and in the annual meetings of thi
/ Association.
u The following resolution, presented t.
!. the convention by George W. Harbarger
o were also adopted:
= Resolced, That this Association take measure
4 to hold S. s. Institute in connection with tn
annual meeting of the delegates of this Associa
ton.
The two following resolutions wer,
= presented to the convention, and boil
: were adopted;
Res0lred, That n general and cordial invita-
ton be extended to the ladies of the county, +
y attend the annual meetings of this Association
l. Resolred That this Association respectful,
ask the Board of the Agricultural Society of ou
county to reconsider their resolution granting
n the use of the Fair Grounds for the purpose O
. holding the S. s. county Celebration for tn
i, sum of ten dollars, and that 1t Is the o
this Association that the Board ought. to gran
b the same for one day of each year free of charge
b. therefore, that we respectfully ask of them th'
use of the grounds, free of charge.
Reports of the Secretary and Treasur
!, er of the Association for the past yeai