Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-10-09
WOMAN IS ORDAINED
into THE MIHISTEl
Assignment of Ohio Pastors
at Conference of United
Brethren Church.

Western Newspaper UnIon News Service
Toledo. = One woman vas amonl
the candidates ordained into the
ministry of the United Brethren
church and assigned to a chargs
at the closing session of the Sandusky
conference. The woman is Mrs. Min.
ME A. Hall, who will have charge'of a
church in townsville. O. Rev. Mrs.
Hall is the second woman to enter the
United Brethren ministry in this con-
ference. The other is Rev. Cora Test
er, who has charge of a church at
Grover Hill, 0. The other elders or
dained by Bishop Matthews of Dayton
were E. j.. Haldeman, Louis Moore and
5. F. Wenger, all of whom were given
charges.
The conference decided to meet next
year at Memorial United Brethren
church in this city. The sessions were
brought to a close with the assign
ment of the following pastors:
Attica, w. o. Montague; Bascom. J.
Kirk; Belleville./J. G. Turner; BloomGale,
F. w. Yantis; Bloomville.I r. e. Tressing:
Bowling Green, o. E. Knepp; Bryan, o. f.
L~aughbaum; Bucyrus, A. e. Davis: Bur
COON, w. II. Bennett; Cardington. W. l.
Spring; Carey, j. w. Shock; Center. F. A.
Sharp; Chicago, A. w. Ballinger: Column
bus Grove, C. NJ. Eberly; Continental. O..
M. Martin; Criderville. to be supplied:
Custar. F. E. Fitzwater: Defiance, w. C.
Demuth; Delphos, G. w. Lilly; Delta, A.
M. Smith; Delta circuit. Charles Moger;
DeshleT /. p. Lea; Downing, Frank Clock;
Dunkirk. E.. M. Counsellor; Elida, j. Z.
4 IltVf E1panra TT n TDnttC.H IThrAIorv w
c. May; Fostoria. NJ. Z. Gibson: Fremont.
f. II. Turner; Gallon, c.. o. Callarder;
Grand Rapids, to- be supplied; Green
Springs, E. J. Haldernan; Grover Hill.
Cora Tester; Harrod, H. F. Dudley;
Helena, j. c. Rhodes: Hepburn. A. d.
Hicksville circuit, w E. Strete; Hoytville,
w. r. Arnold; townsville, Minnie A. Hall;
Lacarne, E.. Bolduc; Lake View, w. J..
Stoy; Leipsic, 1. e. Barnes; Lima First.
J. B. Bovey; Lima, Highest. c. n.
Crabs; Marion, D. C. Hollinger; Marion
Myers; McConb, F. e. Parker; Middle
point, !. w. Koos; Montpelier, J. H.
Kunert: Napoleon, Charles Rex; Balti-
more. c. H.. Lilly; North Robinson, c. w.
Iantis; North West. D. Heinlen; Oak
wood. c.. w. Houseman: Osceola. H.. M.
Worstell; Old Fort, w. e. Grove: Pioneer,
Guy q. Chaplin; Peoria, E. M. Burroughs.
Pleasant Grove. A. Fl. Juspan; Portage. G.
ID. Moore; Port Clinton, ]. A. Fellars:
Rawson, W. D. Bishop; Rising SUM-, l..
Moore; Rockford, L. e. Ames; Salem, F.
ID. Idle; Shelby, A. Snider: Sidney, P. O..
Rhodes; st. Marys, G. c. Arnold; Syca-
more. H.. Z. White; Sycamore circuit, s.,
L. Valentine; Trio, p. f. Rumbaugh; To-
ledo. Colburn Street, W. Z. Ward; Toledo.
East Broadway, E. II. Wilson; Toledo,
Memorial. C. B.. Fletcher; Toledo. Second
church W. H. Howard: Toledo, Oakdale
and Walbridge. A. ]. Smith; Van Buren,,
c. A. Alexander; vanlue, W. s. Sage;
Van Vert, #. A. Lilly; Wauseon. ]. Fl.
Williams; West Findlay. G. e.. Burrell:
West Mansfield, w. III. Huber; Wren. NJ.
L. Garberson.
Other conference assignments are: W.
@. Fries. d. D., editor Of Sundayi school
literature; j. z. Fout, D. D., manages of
Bonebrake seminary: A.. C. SiddaIi, D.. D.,
general secretary of church erection So
ciety; r. I. Champion, J. w. Ferguson, J.
F. Miller. W. f. Barber and w. e. Rowe.
evangelists at large. j. w. Miles, state
lecturer and organizer Ohio Anti-Saloon
League; c.. v. Roop. student Bonebrake
seminary; Penrose Redd, w. III. Brenne-
man, f. Il. Overholt. Carl Fetterhoff, STU
dents Otterbein university.