The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-09-22
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1914 CONFERENCE
GEORGE MOSS OF MILWAUKEE is
NAMED PRESIDENT OF
ASSOCIATION.
lAYMEN OPPOSE MERGER
Adopt Resolution Calling Upon Quar-
terry Conference to Raise Salaries
of Ministers-Name APP
poinments for Year.

Fond du Lac.-The Wisconsin Lay
mems Association of Wisconsin Con-
ference of M. E. Church, elected the
following officers at the close of the
meeting:
President-George Moss, Mil%au-
kee, Milwaukee District
First vice-president-Ho Git
chell, Marinette, Appleton district.
Second vice-president-F. G.. Ed
wards, Fort Atkinson, GAINESVILLE dis
trict.
Third vice-president-F. w. Kut-
chenberg, Waupun, Fond du Lac dis
trict
Secretary-R E. Webster, Milwau-
kee. Milwaukee district.
Treasurer-Prof Brooks, Racine,
Milwaukee district.
The proposition of a merger with
the West Wisconsin Conference was
defeated, thus following the course of
the clergy In that particular. The &C
ton of the clerical conference in vot-
ing to raise $15O,OOO for the $4,000, 900
fund.- which is to be raised as prin-
cipal from which to provide for retired
clergy, was Endorsed by the laymen
by unanimous vote.
Unanimous approval featured the
passage of a resolution which calls
upon the quarterly conferences to
raise the salaries of the ministers.
The following were ordained:
Elders-George W. Lester, Horizon;
r. w. Palmetto, Columbus; William
Wilson, Clintonville. Deacons-Allen
Adams, Seymour; Alfred Hoad, West
Bend; Daniel Hogan, Welcome; Henry
Johnson, Winneconne; FL. j. Lane,
lola; e. j. Matthews, Watertown; Jo-
seph Rosemurgy, Pewaukee; William
C.. Salisbury, Orfordville, wiz.
The complete list of appointments
follows:
Appleton district - Superintendent,
J. II. Tippet; Abrams and Brookside,
to be supplied by George H. Kundy;
Algoma, Herbert Bastow; Angelica
and Flintville, to be supplied by /. w.
Splitter; Amigo and Bryant, M. L.
Vista. John Kendall; ClintonviIle, Will
liam Wilson; Crandon and Elcho, John
Collier; Depere, to be supplied by AL
len 0. Wade; Dunbar, H. j. Lane; Gil
let, to be supplied by Thomas Foster;
Grand Rapids, H. G. Logan; Green
Bay, First church, c.. j. r. Bulley;
Green Bay, st. Paul's, w. A. Newing;
Hickory and Surfing, to be supplied by
Manley Shelley; Hortonville and Me-
dina to be supplied by Daniel Hogan,
Jola to be supplied by H. w. Blash-
field; Jacksonport, L. E. Shanks; Kau-
kauna, John Reynolds; Manawa and
Maple Grove, Alfred Hoad; Mantle
woe, j. C. Smitf9 Marinette, F. A
Nemits; Nation and Sanborn, ]. w.
Bowden; Menasha, J. w. Jennings;
Merrill, John Wier; Minocqua, to be
supplied by r. s. Scott; Mosinee and
Dancy, e. D. Allen; Neenah, G. w.
Haywood; New London, G. M. Cal
houn; Niagara and Florence, Ernest
Britain; Oconto and Lena, to be sup
piled by Norman Cawley; Oconto
Falls, E J. Symons; Oneida, to be sup
piled by J. S. Whiting; .Ormsby, to be
supplied by Leo Winston; Peshtigo
and Harmony, George A. Tenant;
Rhinelander, B. j. Clemans; Rhine
lander circuit, j. V. Jenkins; Seymour
and Black Creek, Allen Adams; Shaw
ano, H. C. Slater; Stevens Point,
Frank L. Hayward Sturgeon Bay, l..
E. Shanks; Tomahawk and Hazel
hurst, to be supplied by 1. H. Lewis;
Wausau, Richard Evans; Welcome, E.
]. Soper; Wittenberg and Tigerton, H.
A. Misdall.
Fond du Lac district-Superinten
dent, R. S. Ingraham; Almond, Blaine
and Lone Pine, A. Hatlestadt; Am
herst and Newman, ]. ]. Ceiling; Bea-
yer Dam, G. X. MacInnis; Berlin, R.
w. Plannett; Rush Lake, R. K. Mana
ton; Brandon and Ladoga, J. A. Col
hinge; Campbellsport, to be supplied
by Theodore j. Reykdal; Elcho and
Bethel, supplied by ]. w. Horton;
Fond du Lac, Division Street, Walter
A. Hall; Fox Lake, supplied by j..
Francis Denman; Greenbush, Glen
beulah and Mitchell, Rubber j. Bailey;
Green Lake and Green Lake Center,
r. H. Jones; Kingston and Marquette,
Charles Jaquith; Lamartine and Rock
River. r. B. Cramer; Markesan, Mack
ford Prairie and Lake Maria, J. E. Gar
rett; Mayville and Media, supplied by
B. F. Dunkley; Montello and Sunny
Flats, supplied by c. c. Hubert; Oak
field, Frank Miller; Omro and North