Lawrence Kansas Conference Ends With Appointments and Farewells
The Kansas Annual Conference at Lawrence adjourned after a long session listing numerous transfers supernumeraries and appointments across districts from Manhattan to Toprea The minutes record health related resignations moving prayers and a moving governor Greens letter from Manhattan Kan March 6 1689 reflecting faith and perseverance through hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nindo
Onder
R.E. McBride
Charles 8
Tucker
Committee On Conference Relations
E. C. Boaz
Vincent
H Call
Lamb
L D Tallman
C F Tetor
S W Hopking
J H Colt
Win Friend
J E Glendenning
C K Jones
J. 11. Hawley
J. W. Graham
A. J. Coe
E. W. van Deventer
Nevada
Abner J. Boyd
Benj. F. Dice
Harry B. Foster
Albert J. Nathan
Edward C. Sith
Thos. Martin
Jas. Thompson
Chas. B. Young
David W. Raines
Cage Holford
B. V. Deming
Central Illinois Conference
Wm. Conrad
Horton and
Hiawatha
Horton
Governor Green
Kansas
Brethren of the Conference
Chebar
Lin
Calvary
Lebanon
Lord
Christ
Church of God
N. Green
Manhattan
Kan
J W Coxe
Union and Tract Society
P Jacobs
Madrasa
Todia
Conference Stewarda
Davis
Gov. Green
Holman
Temperance
Freedman
L.C- Biggs
P. T. Rhodes
Pendleton
Board of Bishops
Topeka
Bunday School Union
Rev. C. W. Gullett
South Kansas
Richard Wake
Osage City and Topeka Clergy and Officials Listed in District Records
A compiled roster lists many individuals and posts across Kansas towns including Osage City Pomona Richland Scranton Silver Lake Tecumseh Topeka and Junction City. Names include J Denton W A Crawford H A Gobin J T Mayor and C C Knowlton among many others with roles such as sup president chaplain missionary and elder across churches colleges and state institutions.
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Osage City
Rendall
Pomona
Topeka
Lowman Hill
G Griffs
Parkdale
P Miller
Walnut Grove
J M Wilson
F Hill
City Missionary
Valley Chapel
Maggs
Wakarusa
Raines
W A Crawford
Chaplain State Penitentiary
H A Gobin
Quayle
Baker University
Junction City
R. Madigon
Abilene
H Zimmerman
Chalx Mound
F.dice
Chapman
Frank Hayes
Clay Center
Josephus Collins
Clifton
J C Brainard
Council Grove
John Cook
Enterprise
J Nathan
Exeter
Gray
Greenleaf
C Knowlton
Haddam
B Perry
Herrington
Benning
Hollenberg
F Parratt
Hope
E Betts
Idana
A H Boyd
Linn
McVeright
Morganville
Havermale
Parkerville
Jackson Brown
Skildy
Vincent
Talmage
W Ross
Washington
Baskerville
M Jackson
Wakefeld
BF Webb
Wesley
Foater
White City
Crysler
Wilsey
EO Raymond
Marysville District Report Shows Growth and Challenges
The presiding elder reviews the Marysville District creation from parts of Atchigan and Clay Center, noting rapid Methodist growth with churches and parsonages in most towns. He cites revivals, varied conversions, debt payments, drought relief, and uneven benevolence and salaries across charges, while praising pastors and mentioning several assignments and personal losses.
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Marysville
Dear Fathers and Brethren
Clay Center
Marshall
Washington
Nemeha
Riley
Clay
Deneson
Wm. H. Underwood
Drouth
Beatty
J. F. Dennes
Biglow
Methodist Circuits and Parsonages Across Haddam to Waterville
James Lawrence reports on several circuits in Washington county detailing parsonages built or improved, church growth, revivals, and benevolence gains. Haddam, Greenleaf, Oketo, Vermillion, Axtell, and Waterville show new houses, educated pastors, and increased membership amid local church dynamics and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kansas
Syca
Noca
W Hi Underwood
A W Richardson
J Nathan
A. J. Coe
Richard Wake
Joseph Denison
J Collins
P. T. Rhodes
Greenleaf
C. C. Knowlton
Haddam
Washington County
Heddam
B. F. Parlet
Allen Buckner
Herkimer
C. S. Tucker
J. 8. Sieps
Hozenburgh
Bro
Crooks
Crooka
Irving
Blue Rapids
Iowa
Marysville
H.D. Fisher
Morganville
Wm. H. Underwood
Bretheren
Oketo
R. T. Baldwin
I. T. Graham
Brother Bale
Seneca
H. D. Rice
Washington
R. L. McNabb
E. J Baskerville
Baker University
Garrett Biblical Institute
F. M. Jackson
Hanover
Brother Jackson
Waterville
Watervile
Brother Parkinson
Waterville Circuit
J. A. Smith
Cottage Hill
Vermillion
Axtell
Thave
James Lawrence P. E
Women's Log Cabin Remedies Sold by Warner & Co
Old fashioned compounds marketed as old timers items include Warners Lox Cabin Sarsaparilla Hors and Buchu Remedy Cough and Consumption Remedy Hair Tonic Extract Plasters Rose Cream for Catarrh and Liver Pills by I H Warner & Co proprietors of Warner's Safe Remedies and carried by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warners Lox
I. H. Warner & Co
Warner's Safe
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Also Mentioned on This Page
A.J. Coe
B. F. Webb
A. H. Tevin
HH Tevis
P T Rhodes
John McQuiston
Board of Stewards
Buckner
Joe. D. Knox
Green
Jno
Missionary Society
Jesus
Gobin
Ninde
James Lawrence
P. E. Alma
Beattie
Dennis Blaine
Swickard Blue Rapids
Centralia
R Brown Eakridge
Bradley
Baker
RS Finley
Cedar
A S Payne
Circleville
F Marsh
Corning
L A Hibbard
J K Miller
A J Coe
H D
Rice Lancaster
J Massey
Morrill
C S Freark
Muscotah
L Rogera
Nortonville
T Scott
Oneida
McDougle Robinson
W G Campbell
Sabetha
J H Green
Desoto
John Morehead
Eudora
E. C. Smith
Gardner
G R Houts
Glenwood
James Thomson
Kansas City
Armourdale
D. H. Fosburs
Fifth Street
E. Gill
Highland Park
W P Elliott
Wood Street
Josiah Martin
Lawrence
James Marvin
Leavenworth
First Church
A S Embree
Michigan Avenue
John McQuaid
Lenexa
L K Billingsly
North Lawrence
John Endacott
Olathe
W J Mitchell
Oskalooss
E F Holland
Rosedale
Spring Hill
Markham Tonganoxie
Thomas Martin
Vinland
W. Whitney
Wellsville
W J Osborne
Winchester
E L Thomas
Toprea District
Dearbors
Auburn
Charles Atherton
Baldwin
C W Guillett
Burlingame
R Moore
Carbondale
W Winnedge
Centropolis
A Hubenger
Clinton
W B Stevenson
Dover
George Wilson
Dragoon
G Melvin
Grantville
G Henderson
Lyndon
Edwin Locke
Meriden
F Otto
Frankfort
Remington
L. L. Stanbey
N. Topeka, Kan
West Acton
Mase
Cial Street
Atchison
Kas
Ana
Brown Brothers
Nurnergwen
Chicago
Wents
United States
Fitther
Cincinnati
William
Mexico
E. W. Surin & Co
South Sixth Street
Philadelphia
McOmber Rco
Rochester
Edwin
Wabash Ave
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