The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1874-09-17

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bookcase and all papers vouchers and appanng to the concern
he meetn sine
As Central Book and Tract Committee for the ensuing year
appoint Joseph Arnold William Ellis Stephen Moher John NJ
Cosbe Joseph D. Hoag, James E Bailey Clark Terrell Isaac
Rch Simon Stout
1e Directors College have presented the following
gratifying report
Report of Penn College.
To Io~a Yearly Meeting Of Friends:
O students the enrolment during the year ale The school
lsous training has been satisfactory
appointed by the Monthly Nc Meeting
prospects coming year seem to be very favorable We think the at
tendance will
instruction arranged additional
oca we hope nevertheless be meet the
irons and thus promote healthy growth the institution We have been
aged by the ber friends both home and other Yearly Meetings This
with the and substantial Development feel that
every Yearly Meeting
building up an that will meet the of Society Iowa We
much need funds complete college budng cOntn
ue INIT its condition will soon
has been used toward the indebtedness which
lated previous the opening of the school
necessary we feel that the school under its present plan
management will still be able sustain itself and
es the State Those charge institution
On of the Directors
IL Interesting Whittier College and Ackworh Institute
forwarded by Salem and Ackworh quarterly meetings and from
Lynnvle Academy have also been read
Report Whittier College.
To Iowa Yearly Meeting Of Friends:
The Institution has continued the enrolment during the Fall
is
The grade higher before their general
graduated
conferred the
the Students Evening Meeting divine
building Thirdday evening.
The fifth session of the Normal Institute
know that these Normal Institutes
at other Normal
that during
@ evidence the eecY the work OF the institution in this
ensuing year He will be assisted by Professors j. B. wright H. Pid
and
JOHN NJ CoRsBIE,
Ackworth Institute.
To Rwa Yearly Meeting of Friends:
Ackworh Institute
has held high standard literature and the students
youth
the principles and doctrines of the Christian religion as we hold
them There have been attendance the past year eghy students The
IS Three Representatives yesterday present
l9 The committee appointed last the propositions from
Honey Greek M have reported proposing reference of the sut
ec committed to thm the the discipline
which this meeting approves
90 Read the queries and them from subordinate
meetings. The following is a summary of the
to Queries.
The indicate
W within our borders and 9 ~cha guard against those things which would
dehehcy, ana some eNcepon
apparent
for worship Firsys But
unctuay
engaged teaching them to their children
much lack of christian simplicity and purity example the part of
good to reading
Answers to Annual Queries
wv ptions n most of he Quarters
are.
Our these respects appear to be faithfully borne by our mem
generally
in quite
habitua in
lin
Honey Greek 6 males 16 females
New MEETINGS EsABLIsED preparaive by the
town or Albion, Marshall Co., Iowa. in Bangor Quarter
meeting worship, of
Dale,
They
ire urnishe ySciptu
Quarter David
Cook Elder aged 3 in Salem
Pleasant Elder
mah A Hady and
Elder his NJ
Hnhaw. an Elder aged Sc in Lynn Grove Quarter.
CORRESPONDENTS
Stanley of Smyrna Monthly
Monthly
II.
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