Jasper County Democrat, Volume 12, Number 44, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 September 1909 — WHERE U. B. PASTORS SERVE. [ARTICLE]

WHERE U. B. PASTORS SERVE.

Assignments Announced By Bishop Mathews. —Conference Comes To An End. Lafayette, Ind., Sept. 13.—After selecting South Bend as the meeting place in 1910 and thanking the people of Lafayette for their hospitality, the pastors of the St. Joseph conference of the United Brethern church adjourned their annual session this morning. Bishop Mathews announced the assignments of which we publish those of the Lafayette district: Presiding elder, W. E- Stanley, Colburn, W. E. Cooper; Mulberry, G. H. Trindale; Deedsville, A. Cloud; Frankfort, J. T. Gosher; Frankfort circuit, H. E Butler; Fulton, J. W. Handbaugh; Galveston, S. O. Goodrich; Grass Creek, J. D. Coverston; IjLafayette, J. A. Groves; Logansport, J. N. Martin; Young America, J. A. Farmer; Otterbein, C. O. Sherrill; Battle Ground, W. N. Sherril; Montmorenci, E. A. Goodwin; Swanington, J. T. Keevey; Morocco, W. B. Taylor; Clarkshill, C. A. Dwyer; Brook, IV. P. and A. Noble; Parr, W. C. Shaffer: Ambia, J. A. Sharrell; Kokomo, R. A. Smith; Greentown G. H. Barker; Converse. A. E. Settle; Boyleston, Charles Snodgrass; Gilboa, S. A. Richardson; Knox, E. G. Harvey.