The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-09-27
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Warren.-The sixth annual North
East Ohio conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church closed here
after the delegates had voted the next
conference to the Brooklyn Memorial
church of Cleveland.
Pastoral appointments for the year
were announced by Bishop William F.
Anderson, who presided. They are:
CLEVELAND DISTRICT.
F. w. Luce, district superintendent,
S39 Guardian building; Bay Village,
d. M. Knight; Bedford, Y. l.. McCon-
nell; Berea, E. F. Wood; Chagrip
Falls, G. w. Huddleston.
Cleveland City.
Asbury, F. ]. Nichols; Broadway,
E. e. Pearce, V. J. Louzecky; Brook
lyn Memorial, H. S. Powell; Cleveland
Heights, J. F. Hoffman; Collinwood,
J. II. LecroiX; Detroit Avenue, E. H.
Roberts; East Glenvillc, L. NJ. Lewis;
Epworth Memorial, NJ. II. LIGHTER, II.
M. Leonard; Euclid Avenue, l. L.
Wood; First church and Shaker
Heights, Z. l.. Waldor', e. A Simons;
Franklin Avenue, c. d. Gage; Fulton
Road, r, J. Norris.
Glenville, First church, f. Q. Bux-
ton; Grace, c. F. Mott; Knsman
Heights and independence Road, T. l..
Hanson; Kinsman Road, c. D. Castle;
Lakewood, NJ. B. Fuller; Lincoln Park,
Kennedy; Nottingham, B. J. Black;
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wood, E. r. Slutz; Pearl Street, J. s.
Eaton; Peoples church, w. II. Eglin;
Pleasant Hill mission, George Hank
ovsky.
Rocky River, Thomas Hughes;
Shaffer Memorial, c. L. Peek; Simp-
son, L. c. Hallock; South Euclid and
Gates Mill. w. B. Ruggles; Trinity, H.
N. Southard; Wade Park, w. A. Rut-
ledge; West Park, w. IT. Warner;
Wilson Avenue, l.. B. Bradrick; Wind
emere, w. B. Arlington; Woodland
Hills Avenue, c. NJ. Porter
Dover. n. NJ. Pritchard; Mayfield, u.
P. Fulmer: Olmsted Falls, T. e. Kline;
Warrensville, S. l.. Lafollette; VIII
loughby, Fl. E, Bright; Willoughby
Ridge. G. II. Stocking.
NoRWALK DISTRICT.
Charles Gallamore, superintendent;
Amherst, Adam A. Hunter; Avon, G.
W. Houk; Berlin Heights. to be sup
piled; Birmingham and Kipton, II. J.
Thompson; BlOomville, Ross Sullivan;
W. NJ. Robertson; Centorton, N, S.
Nicholson; Clyde, l.. o. EldTedge;
East Townsend, r. S. D. Harold.
Elyria, w. Z. Winters; Fields, G. r.
Merle; Lagrange, G. NJ. Knapp; Kip
ton, F. e. Baker; Lakeside and Gyp~
sum. f. A Lohn; Laportc, !. l..
Iouke; Lorain, Delaware Avenue, "A
W. Harris; First church, l.. NJ. Wagar;
Grace church, Hugh E. Lucas; Twen-
tieth Street, Joseph Kenncy; Milan,
E. S. Collier; Monroeville, p. P. Rich
ards; New London, l.. A. Ea8ley; New
Washington, F. A. Hinman; North
Fairfield, A. r. Brown.
Norwalk, E. E. Wilson; OberliH, J.
J. McAlpine; Olena, D. A. Keane; Pen
field A. c. Corfman; Perkins, ]. W.
Cleland; Pittsfeld, y. c. Linch; Plym
outh, w. f. Hollett; Port Clinton, w
N Robertson; Republic, Martin Weav-
er; Sandusky, NJ J. Keyes; Shiloh, II.
H. Hughes; Sycamore, J. u. Ferguson;
Tiffin, f. w. Haas: Vermilion, j. 3.
Meyer; Vickery, w. D. Pierce; Vim
cent. Horace w. Haley; Wakeman, d.
A. Kritts; Wellington, o. ]. CODY.
SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS.
o. NJ. Andrews, conference evangel-
list; J. NJ. Barker, r. D. Walker, W. G.
Ward, professors in Boston University
School of Theology; John F. Brant,
Go i,,f
Washington; A. Elwin Burrows, fiscal
agent, Lincoln Memorial university;
E. H. Curtis, Anti-Saloon League Or
ganizer; N. E. Davis, financial agent
and chaplain, st. Luke's hospital,
Cleveland.
NJ. E. Evans, field agent, Superannu-
ated Fund association; ]. F. Fisher.
superintendent Children's Aid home
Cleveland: e. A. Recder. general
superintendent, Deaconess home, To-
ledo; F. C. English, field secretary, st.
Lukes hospital, Cleveland, d. G.
Grover, vice president Baldwin-EVal-
lace college, Berea.
f. w. Hickman, superintendent Of
Methodist work in Japan; j. B. Jones,
field agent, Method st Children's Home
association; NJ. G. Kelser, secretary
Lincoln Legion; w. II. McMasterr
president of Mount Union college; J.
L. Skunk, professor in Greek, Mount
Union college; Ira A. Morton, profess
sor in ~1iversity Of Puget Sound; w.
H. Pearson, chaplain in U. S. c"my.
John S. Rutledge, superintendent Of
Anti-Saloon League; R. T. Stevenson,
R. fl. Walker, D. l. Edwards, Ohio
State university professors; John j.
Wallace, editor of Pittsburg Christian
| Advocate; W. B. Slutz, etary OF
Methodist conference educat onal CAM
paign; C. w. Wills, conference evan.
| geliet.
Uanton.-Appointme to pastor
ates in the East Ohio district of the
United Brethren church for the COM
ing year were announced here.
: nong pastoral appointments an
nounced by Bishop Matthews are:
Akron, First church, 3. S. Arnold;
Ak !, Second church, B. F. West:
Akron, Arlington street church G, +.
Hartman; Akron, North Hill church.
| M. l.. Hartman; Cleveland, Trinity
church, A. B. Wilson; Cleveland, Cal
vary church, w. w. Williamson; Lo-
rain, John Pringle.
| CleVeIand.-A woman's stocking
doesn't make safe bank, Mrs. Jose
phine Blaske learned. Mrs. Blaske re-
Gently took her savings Of five years
$1,3OO-out Of bank. The other
morning she went visiting with the
money in her stocking. When she re-
turned home at night she discovered
| the money was gone.
t. Clalrsville.-- a near riot at
Rartnn IuStice of Peace R M Simn.