The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-05-01
Ohio State Sabbath School Conven-

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The Fiftesnth Annual Convention Of the
Ohio State Sabbath School Union viii be held
IN the Presbyterian church. at Tifin, O., com
msucing june Ord. 1874, at s o'clock. P. N
AMI continuing Thursday and Fridsv. June
4th and 5th.
The local committee in behalf Of the noo,is
OF TIHin, extend hospitality to eli psst6rs.
officers, delegates, and workers in e,sDcrai
The committee will receive DELEGATES ~ a.
convention room as soon as they arrive. and
provide for them.
The following railroads will pass deleystss
| at the rates named, to wit: The Lake Shors
and Tuscarawas Valley, the Cincinnati Ham
iltOn q Dayton, and Dayton and Michigan.
and (pFobably,) the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
roads and branch lines of the latter will re-
turn FREE all who pay full fare over their re-
spective lines In going The Cincinnati, San
dnsky and Cleveland Railroad, will return
delegates at one fifth rate who pay full fare
in going.
The Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus
Railroad will return, on same conditions as
above, at ono cent per mile.
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Sc. Ionic
pan Handle) Railroad, will sell excursion
tickets at two cents per mile each way.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating the
Pittsburgh, Ft- Wayne & Chicago and lie
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ColdEater and Lake Michigan Railroads, will
grant liberal reductions, but have not vet set
tied the precise terms.
The Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and
indianapolis Railroad, will sell round trip
tickets to parties of from 20 to % at five cents
per mile one way; to parties of from 80 to 49,
at four and half cents, and to parties of 40
or more, at four cents per mile. One other
important road IS yet to be heard from.
The Executive Committee most earnestly
recommend that wherever practicable the last
Sabbath in May, (3lst be observed in the IL
terests OF the 5. 5. cause; that Pastors present
1t claims to their congregations, and that the
evening service be q meeting in which all
christians may unite IN prayer to God for His
blessing upon tho Convention, and upon the
S. 5. work throughout the State
'Pastors, Superlntendents, and Co. Secre-
taries are requested to give early notice, so
that large attendance Of delegates may be
secured There Is nothing so vital 10 the
church and to this commonwealth at this time
az the christian culture of the Young. Let
US, without respect to party lines of any kind,
give little time to the earnest consideration
Of the Ways and Means by which we may
best reach this glorious result. The Execu-
tive Committee have done all II their power
TO make this very excellent and profitable
meeting and they earnestly ask yCu 20 con-
tribute your share 70 the same result. Begin
At ONCE to arrange your business so you Will
certainly be present.
Not one OF the least of the good things in
store for you will be the presence and in
struction Of that prince Of Sabbath School
workers, whose praise is in all the churches,
Hev. H. Clay Irumbull, Of Hartford, Conn.
Publishers Of secular and religious news
papers viii do their readers and the State
good service by giving this announcement Of
the Convention place in their columns and
edItorially calling attention to it. In behalf
of the Executive Committee.
Il. COFDIN, H. 4. THOMPSON,
Cor. Sec. Chairman.
Westerville, o., April l, 1871