Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-10-02
ENROLMENT OF s,EHBRRs.

ENROLMENT OF s;EEBBRs.
The names of the members enroll
ed were: Revs. A. Copenhavor, l. P.
Nef, H. A. Dietrich, J. r. Dinn, D.
d., J. II. Earnst, ". 81. Schoeh, 81.
@. Holloway. D. D., j. W. Henderson,
Chas Fichinger, f. Aurand, G. W.
Leisher, A. Fl. Spangler, A. r. Zim
merman, ". H. Hilbish, G. B. Cruver,
W. Nj. SpGnsler, G. L. Mcconnell, S.
F. Greenhoe, W. D. E. Scott, c. T.
AikeDs, g. E. Hoshour, w K. DiehI,
T. c. Houtz, J. c. Mumma. ". F.
S.sck, A. g. Wolf, J. c. Reighard,
Z. Z. Deitterish, J. ]. Minemies, j.
L. Stonecypher, John 81. Axe, ". c.
Dunlap, J. H. Rearick, j. B. Law,
Geo. L. Courtney, NJ. S. Gresham,
3. B. kantz, D E. McCiean.
ROLL OF LAY DELEGATES
NJ NJ Musser. Reuben Dresser,
". r. Kuhn, J. II. McClintic, John
w. Shumsr, VIM. Bslger. G. w.
Boyer, N. L. Bishel, s. Moss. L
G+rrhead, s. L. Brewer, G.. w. Keep
ner, R. ". Shell, g. ". Wagner, z.
Sewers, J. T. Altman, Chas. Stein
niger, W. Baker, John Kauf, VIM.
Guss, JAS Schock, l. Smith, John
Baker, W. NJ. Miller, J. Hoy, w. A,
Brungart, A n. Hickman, }. Breon,
S. A Martin.
Rev. G. 8. Gruver, of Lock Haven,
was elected president Of the Synod,
Rev. j. G Keigherd, secretary, and
W. I. Horton, treasurer.
On Thursday afternoon the work
Of the Synod was placed in the hands
OF the respective committees.
DR.. Scholl, secretary of the board
Of Foreign Missions of the General
Synod of the United States, presented
the work OF foreign missions to this
Synod.
Rev. Osborn Crow, OF the U. P.
church, and Rev j. H. Mortimer,
were admitted ~ seats of the Synod.
In the evening Raw. z +. Hoshour
delivered the annual sermon on mis-
sions. His theme was "TIe field for
mission endeavor and the possession
OF this field by the church of Christ"
Ga Friday morning devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by Rev. j. W.
Henderson. and at 9 A. NJ. Mr.. Boner
was given the priyi!sge to present to
the Synod the interests of the Luth
ersn Society at Philadelphia.
The reports Of the directors of the
Theological Seninary at Gettysburg
Was resd, and showed that the en-
dswment fund has increased to $780,
500, and the scholarship fund to $16,-
JAG, The revenue funds pays for
salaries Of the professors aud fur
nwhas assistance to INDECENT students.
Ths following committees reported:
Committee on last convention COM
nittss en- letters; committee on min
ntes OF Junisia Conference; commit
tee on papers and sermon of icen-
tiate, G. l.. Courtney, with view to
ordination; committee on work Of
retiring secretary; committee on
minutes of other sypods; committee
On Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church OF Germantown, Perry county,
Pa; committee on devotional service !;
committee on Deaconess work COM
mittee or the history of Lutheranism;
by Airs. H. e. Monroe committee on
Susquehanna University.
On Friday evening Rev. G. W.
Leisher preached on Beneficiary
Education" and was followed by Rev.
A. S. Hartman, DID,, with an address
on Home Missions
Synod was opened at $50 A. NJ.
on Saturday forenoon. Devotional
exercisee were conducted by Rev. B.
F. Kautz, of Beavertown. Synod sat
with closed doors to consider the case
of Rev. E. E. Berry, and after hear
ing the report of the committee ap-
pointed by the Lswistown Synod to