The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02
BUSY SESSIONS OF
YEARLY meeting
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and this vacancy will be filed by
election later.
The report of the committee on the
Suppression of the Liquor !Trattic was
presented and Philip Slack spoke IN
its favor. Reports were also pre-
sented by the secretary and treasurer
of the committee. Under the spe-
cial order OF the day. r. H. Williams
introduced Virgil q. HinshawI the Ma
tional chairman of the Prohibition
party, who Is not only a graduate OF
Penn college, but as tar as known is
member of the Iowa Yearly Meet
ing. Mr.. Hinshaw began by congrat-
ulating both Penn college and the
yearly meeting on the changes tor
the better that have taken place in
the last few years. He also spoke
Of the great progress that has been
made in the cause of National PrOhi.
bition in the past few years. II Is
now beyono the confines Of the coun.
ty and state and is national issue.
He outlined the history Of the great
flying squadron movement that made
itself felt in so. vital way in the
centers of population throughout the
country only short time ago, and
there is only large possibility that
the next president of this nation will
stand upon q platform in favor OF
national prohibition, There Is only
one other issue that can prevent 1t
and that is a question OF economics,
such as the tariff question, 81.
Quarterly Meetings Representatives
Representatives present from the
various Quarterly Meetings are as fol
lows: s -, ..st,tf 800,
Ackworth - Henry watland, Rich
ard r. Ellis, Maggie Ellis, Leroy
Hawks, Minnie Bassett, Chas. Moore,
J William Stanley, Lydia Jones, Edith
Smith. .4..a-t.
bangor. w. WINSTON, M. II.
Green, J.. W. Marshall, Maud Hall, e.
A. Harris, Hiram A. Hammond, Birdie
Bachelor, Laben Hooker.
| Bear Creek-C, w Carter, Bernard
Raper, Richard Haworth, William s.
Kitch, Benjamin b. Hiatt, Alistus J.
Hadley, Sarah Standing, Isadur Har.
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Des Moines-Chas. Burkheai, Mary
A. Sprague, M. Emma Newly, Eliza.
beth Keller, Nettie Burkhead, G. "
Stanley, Margaret Hansen, Viola Braz-
elton. ,.
Greenviile-Mabei Arms, Ernest L.
Gregory, A. w. Green, John 9. De-
Frain, Inez v. Reece.
Honey Creek-George c. Pyle, ]. G.
Cook, R. @. Reece, l, N. Ruddlek, Elsa
Spurgin, Anna Swallum, Thomas B.,
Chance, Daisy Butler.
Lynn Grove-Tacy Ratclfc, ElwOod
Day, Robert Lincoln, Robert Ladd,
Rhoda Osborne, Oliver Cause, James
Copeland, Evalyn Bowen. lie
neapolis-Samuel HawOrth, Ros,
coe c. Cotfin, isabelle Coffin, DR.. J. II,
Stewart, Annie L. Stuart. q
Oskaloosa-F w. Kitchener, Mary
Sopher, Fred Comfort, Mary Loft, J.
M. Lennon, A. C. Brady, F. e. Car.
Ipenter, J. j.. Mendenhall. s.sk
Pleasant Plain 49, Joel HOskins,
Franklin Hadley, w. l. Kent, aDyid, II.
Jones, Elizabeth Heston. Mary Nc.
Cracker, Orlie A. Roberts, Pleasant
Hoskins. AL.
Salem-E. F. Kitchener, ]. c. Bowl.
es, S. A. Gregory, Anna Fraser, Phil
ip Slack, George J. McClelland. James
B. Bluff
Scranton-Mary M. Meredith. Frank
lin Meredith, Allen Joy, Carrie Butler
Mary Butler. .',S, | tt.,.
springdale- Edward F. Hoag, Piiny
Fry, Anna NJ. Pingham, Newton Bran
son. j: e. Mather, William Mather,
Walter Tatum. 49,. .s Z.
inneshiek-Thomas Bryant "a.
Thursdays Program. ,.Ds
S:00-9:15 q. m.-EDeyotional Meet
ing. ..r..>..E
$3.50 a. m.-Reports from Quarterly
Meetings on State of the Church. Sta
, tistical report. Report on work Of the
Five Years Meeting and our relation
thereto by Zeno H. Doan, chairman OF
the Delegation. .g.t. nSs
200 D. m.-General Business.
2:30 D. m.-Evangelistic and Church
Extension reports,--S Edgar NickoL
son.
4 1880 p. m.--Meeting for Worship.
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Yearly Meeting Notes.
; Ora w. Carroll led the Vesper ser.
vice in the large tent on the campus
J. Jenkins, an evangelist, added to
, the interest by the use Of his cornet.
20 - - $50 81
Prof. Louis F. Burnett of the Penn
College Department of Music, led the
singing at the devotional service AZ
/, 1880 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and
Caleb J. Jenkins was in charge Of this
service. %, -ars
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Lawrence Farr Is in charge of the
Bible School exhibit in the transept
and Miss Iva ThaTpe is present as
a stenographer and Typewriter. Her
room is in the basement.
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