The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-17
S. H. YAGER Sue
CEEDS REV. IMLER
U. B. CONFERENCE AT, BOUR
BON MAKES APPOINTMENTS
AND ADJOURNS-PRES-
EMIT PLYMOUTH MIN
ISTER GOES TO
DECATUR.

The St. Joseph conference OF the
United Brethren church which has
been in session at Bourbon sine e
"Wednesday morning, closed Sunday
night. Throughout the district thirty
changes were made Rev S. III. Wager
has been appointed TO Plymouth and
Rev. Inner was moved 10 Decatur.
The promotion OF Rev lmler was a
deserved advancement, and was the
result of the untirfng efforts OF he
Decatur congregation TO secure hlin
for their minister The Decatur
church was oganized by Rev l. Imler
twenty years ago, and he served as
minister there for three years. Dur
ing the year which Rev Imler scent
IN Plymouth, the local church his
gained in membership and finances
in every department The report OF
the Plymouth church was considered
one of the best in the conference
The United Brethren church of this
C ty is entirely out OF debt. and has
e goodly sum in its treasury The
church has been thoroughly repaired
and is in excellent condition
reception of Rev Wager. There are
At present % members to the local
church. The Sunday school has an
enrolment of 1872 The church has
Also a Young Peoples Christian
Union of 40 members, and Junior
branch OF the same union with SO
| members.
The appointments made by the con
ference are as follows, james F.
| Grimes presiding elder Adamsville
F. Grow; Albion, G. E. Luke; Ango-
la, A. NJ. Cummins; Bremen, J. w
Lake; Bremen Circuit. N. L. STAN
baugh; Brimfeld, Noah Mccoy; But
Ter, w. F. Parker; Butler Circuit, O
B. Wells; Ellhart Castle, c. S. Par
ker; Elkhart Second, |. S. Cleaver
Fawn River, w. +. Pellet; Indian
Village. r. G. Epson; Ligonier. R
Robinson; Nappanee, J. c. Albright
MELVILLE, NJ " Hibbs; Pleasant
| Lake, ]. A. Davis; Solomons Creek
A. F. McCloe; South Bend. c. V
Null, J. Simons; Syracus. J. w. De-
| Long; Tyner, II. c. Perce; Walker.
ton, J. T. Kelsey; Waterloo, F. p
| Overmyer; Churubusco, NJ NJ Lee
count; Clunett, O. L. Richart; Co,
lumbia City, l.. l.. Shaffer; Collins
J. A. Kek; Decatur, |. Imler; Donald
sn, s. Simons; Bourbon and Etna
Green, w. Fl. Fetro; Burket, L. A
Stangle; Fort Wayne, G. F. Byrer;
Laketon, S. M Hill; Ossian, S. A.
Rhoades; Monroeville, J. L. Powers;
| North Manchester, Edgar Green
Plymouth, S. II. Wager; Silver Lake
C. A. Splitter; South Whitley, w H
Rlttennouse; Toscin, w. V. Mullikini
Warsaw, J. l.. Goshert; Warsaw Cir
cunt, S. Snyder; Washington Center
| w. 4. Johnston; GAINESVILLE, ]. a. ar
mer; Colburn, S. o. Goodrich; Day
ton, A. F. Knepp; Deedsville, c. ]
Miner; Erie, w A. Thomas; Frank
fort, J. w Lower; Frankfort Cir.
curt, II. F. Butler; Fulton, J. w
limbaugh; Galveston, c. A. Sicka-
foose; Goblesville, J. w Ely; Grass
Creek, J. ID. Coverstone; Huntington
L. o. Oyler; Lafayette, J. A. Groves
Logansport, J. N. Martin; North Jud
son, f. II. Pontius; Peru, d. B. Kes-
singer; Pleasant, L w. Love; Prairie
Grove, William Simons, Rich Valley
J. w. Borket; Rohnoke, B. 2. Thorn
as; Rochester, /. N. Shilling; Young
America, ]. L. Ickes. Bishop Tmeri-
tus, Nicholas Castle: Bishop Pacific
Coast, VIM. M. Bell; Evangelists al