The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-06-29
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pletely filled by the large assemblage
present at the opening Of the evening
session at 1880 o'clock. The evening de-
votional exercises were led by Clyde
Klingensmith, of North jackson.
DR.. F. p. Sanders, of westerville, an
eloquent speaker, discoursed for period
of ten minutes on behalf Of Otterbein
tional features. Mrs. s. e. Weimer.
Of Sterling, followed with beautiful
solo.
| The annual address was delivered to
the conference by Rev. p. M. Camp, OF
Dayton, who chose for his theme The
Discovery Of Man" The address was
not one on archaeological discovery, but
pertained to mans propensities and his
religious nature. He attributed the first
discovery of man to be self" The Sec
ond feature Of Importance in his social
discovery, and the third is moral discov-
cry. Divine discovery was believed by
the speaker to be an important final dis
covery. The address teemed with illus
trations and interesting thoughts and
beautiful sentiments, and it certainly
was of an inspiring nature.
After the making Of the regular an
nouncements by Rev. Brewbaker, bene-
diction was pronounced by Rev. Will
liam Clarke and the audience was dis
missed.
ADDITIONAL DELEGATES.
The subjoined list Of additional names
of delegates have been recorded on the
register since Wednesday morning:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Moock, Messy:
Mrs. D. w. Shelter. city; Ruth and
Katherine Siffert, Navarro; V. l.. Fry,
Nettie and Edna Fry. Lakeport; w. b.
Moody, Easton; Mrs. Elva Bratton,
Easton and Miss Lydia Martin; Nell
Cress, East Palestine; and Mamma
Cress; Anna Bell Jones, Cambridge; F.
p. Sanders, Westerville; Mrs. c. F.
Thompson, Nora Thompson, Navarro;
Cora Kemp, ]. B. Newhouse, Magnolia;
A. A. Van Dorsten, city; John Dodd,
Sippo; w. S. Niesz, Miss S. e. Niesz,
city; Mrs. Artie NJ. Wilcoxen, C. f.
Thompson, Navarro; Harry d. Thomp-
son, Navarro; Andrew Yoder, Miss Sa-
rah Yoder, Miss Bertha Yoder, city;
Elsie Van Dorsten, Navarro; Clara
Rowland. city; Ed. w. Oldham. Rev. c.
w. Brewbaker; Silas w. Lilly, Celestia
Lilly, Ida Graup, Navarro; Maude
Christman, Wilmot; y. w. Sprinkle,
Beach City; C. w. Birney, New Rum
ley; w. w. Johnston, Wilmot; Mary
Stauffer, Barberton; Verna Stauffer;
P. M. Camp. Dayton; Joseph Jones,
Cambridge; Carrie Beichler, Sterling;
Mrs. E. s. Wenner, Sterling; Mrs. ].
Roop, Dayton; E. S. Wenner, Sterling;
Carleton Mack, North Lawrence; Mana
2. Myers; Iva NJ. Gerber, city; Ada
Brown, d. L. Brown, Navarro; Mrs. E.
N. Heaton, Henry l.. Wilson, Akron;
Rev. H. A. Shafer, Mrs. Shafer, Mag
nolia; Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Van Dorsten,
Shepler; Jacob j. Fohl, Catherine Fohl,
Navarro; Mrs. w. S. Niesz, city; Blanch
nour, city; D. G. Davidson, Navarro;
Mrs. Ethel Mexican; Nettie Boor, Bow
erston; ]. T. Davidson, Farmerstown;
w. H. Spring, Emerson Fisher, New
Philadelphia; John Johnston, East Pal
estine; ]. E. Thompson, Shepler; Lottie
Au, Harry Au, Niesz. A. NJ. Smith, r.
Q. Glessher, Sterling; ]. C. Gerber, Ur-
sula Foltz. Jennie Gerber, George
A. ]. Lash, Oliver GLADDEN.
and Lulu GLADDEN., city.
THURSDAY MORNING.
The meeting Of the conference next
year will be held at Ashland. This was
decided at the opening Of the session
Thursday morning, the Ashland dele
gates taking the convention by storm
through the rendition Of a specially ar
ranged song for the occasion.
The singing was to the tune Of rally
Around the Flag" and enthusiasm was
simply terrific on the parts Of the del
egates when the next meeting place
was chosen.
President Kendall was in the chair
when the conference was called to order
and he led the morning devotions. The
regular business Of the convention was
assumed, and various committee re-
ports called for. Delegates represent
ing each society reported the work done
by their societies. The committee on
good citizenship reported, and the re-
port OF the committee on nomination
was received and accepted. The first
part Of the program consisted of a SYM
postum on the Spirits Message. Rev.
E. p. Sanders and S. e. Rasey, spoke
of the Spirits Message to the Strong
Society. Miss Jesse Myers. of West
Salem, read paper on the Message to
the Worldly Society. w. M. Smith, of
Sterling, read an interesting paper on
the Spirits Message to the Dead So
ciety. He said one cause Of the death
OF society is the absence Of the Holy
Spirit, and the way to awaken such a
society Is to receive the enduement
of the HnlU N