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Lambertville Circuit Ann Arbor District Methodist Episcopal Church 1905‐1914 Members in Full Connection Indexed by Darla Hall Name Date Received Date Removed By Whom Rec'd Notes Page # Adams, Clara July 27, 1890 Case, C.B. Temperance; see Thomas, Clara 10 Ansted, Charles April 26, 1903 August 1, 1910 McLouth, J.D. 10 Ansted, Kittie (Mrs.) July 7, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. see Brunt, F.G. 10 Ansted, Mrs. Jacob April 26, 1903 January 1, 1909 McLouth, J.D. deceased 10 Bame, Chas. H. January, 1912 Hathaway, Geo F. 12 Bame, Clara August 10, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 14 Bame, Lawrence August 10, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 14 Bame, M. Florence January, 1912 Hathaway, Geo F. 12 Bame, Ruth August 10, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 14 Barkenquast, Evyline (Mrs.) July 3, 1890 Case, C.B. lives in Monroe 12 Bell, Dorothy September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 12 Bell, Florence September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 12 Bell, Mrs. E.W. November 13, 1910 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 12 Bell, Sarah (Mrs.) September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 12 Bigelow, Emma J. (Mrs.) August 10, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 12 Blackman, Delbert March 6, 1904 McLouth, J.D. 12 Blackman, Irma April 25, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. 12 Blackman, Lee September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Blackman, Mary September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. married to Karl Gere 12 Blackman, Sarah J. September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Blackman, Valley September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Bolton, Anna September 4, 1904 McLouth, J.D. 12 Bolton, Anna Jr. September 12, 1909 Tedman, A.S. 12 Bolton, Claude October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Bolton, D.R. September, 1895 March 24, 1912 Thistle, Wm. J. deceased 12 Bolton, Fannie October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Bortle, Mrs. Capt. November 3, 1905 September 1, 1915 Palmer, Horance deceased 12 Bortles, Mamie January 10, 1904 McLouth, J.D. see Mrs. Mamie McAran 12 Bransgrove, Elsie (Mrs.) July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. see Harwick, Elsie 12 Brubaker, Ella K. August 10, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 12 Brunt, Charles October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 12 Brunt, Emma June 16, 1895 October 18, 1910 Thistle, Wm. J. deceased 12 Brunt, Frank June 16, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. 12 Brunt, Kittie (Mrs.) July 7, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. see Anstead, Mrs. Kitty 12 Page 1 of 7 Name Date Received Date Removed By Whom Rec'd Notes Page # Canan, Geo M.D. July 7, 1895 February 18, 1910 Thistle, Wm. J. deceased 20 Capman, Mrs. Harper December 10, 1911 Hathaway, Geo F. 20 Charter, Clara July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. lapsed; living in Ida, Mich 20 Charter, Edward July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. home on farm 20 Charter, George July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. living in Ida, Mich 20 Charter, Hazel July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. lapsed; living in Ida, Mich 20 Charter, Lottie Verdon July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. married Verdon, John 20 Charter, Mary July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. lapsed 20 Clegg, Lulu December 10, 1911 Hathaway, Geo F. 20 Conant, Lyman A. 1907 died 20 Conant, Mary married; see Allen 20 Cornell September 6, 1908 Toledo, Ohio 20 Cornell, Charles September 6, 1908 Rowe, J.A. Toledo, Ohio 20 Cornell, Mrs. September 6, 1908 Toledo, Ohio 20 Cummins, Annie July 27, 1890 Case, C.B. deceased 20 Cummins, Edna July 27, 1890 Case, C.B. deceased 20 Cummins, Morris July 27, 1890 Case, C.B. deceased 20 Delphy, Mary May 24, 1885 Whitcomb, A. deceased; moved to Temperance 26 Dennis, Mrs. Charles 26 Dental, Artie June 20, 1886 January 2, 1915 Whitcomb, A. deceased 26 Dental, Ben November 3, 1895 Palmer, Horace 26 Dental, Bennie July 24, 1904 26 Dental, Bert April 25, 1894 December 18, 1910 Thistle, Wm. J. deceased 26 Dental, Earl September 6, 1903 in Toledo 26 Dental, Esther A. June 16, 1901 McLouth, J.D. married to Wm. Langdon; Toledo, OH 26 Dental, Fannie September 11, 1892 Case, C.B. deceased 26 Dental, Fred September 6, 1903 in Detroit 26 Dental, John P. Jr. June 20, 1886 Whitcomb, A. 26 Dental, John Sr. 26 Dental, Pearl July 24, 1904 by marriage to Ed. T. Verdon; see Verdon 26 Dental, Prudence March 26, 1893 Thistle, Wm. J. 26 Dentel, Emily August 10, 1913 Hathaway, G.F. 26 Dohm, A.A. September 1, 1901 March 12, 1907 McLouth, J.D. 26 Dohm, Della September 1, 1901 March 12, 1907 McLouth, J.D. Dohm, Jennie October 4, 1903 26 Dohm, Walker April 10, 1904 26 Douge, Mrs. William April 27, 1909 Tedman, A.S. 26 Douge, William April 27, 1909 Tedman, A.S. 26 Dunbar, Mrs. Wm. July 7, 1895 1903 Thistle, Wm. J. withdrew 26 Page 2 of 7 Name Date Received Date Removed By Whom Rec'd Notes Page # Dutcher, Florence Case, C.B. nee Todd, Florence 26 Eisenman, Mrs. September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 30 Engle, Matthew September 4, 1904 McLouth, J.D. 30 Engle, Mrs. Matthew September 4, 1904 McLouth, J.D. 30 Farnham, Mrs. A. E. August 6, 1893 Case, C.B. 32 Farrell, Etta (Mrs.) December 15, 1895 Palmer, Horace 32 Finch, Mr. C.D. December, 1913 Clifford, Fred J. pastorate 32 Finch, Mrs. C.D. December, 1913 Clifford, Fred J. 32 Ford, Mr. Geo. October 30, 1910 Hathaway, Geo F. 32 Ford, Mrs. Geo. October 30, 1910 32 Gere, Carl February, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 34 Gere, Mary E. September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. nee Blackman, Mary 34 Harper, Nancy D. (Mrs.) August 24, 1913 Hathaway, Geo F. 38 Harwick, Anna September 4, 1904 McLouth, J.D. deceased 38 Harwick, Carrie September 4, 1904 McLouth, J.D. Ypsilanti 38 Harwick, Clarence July 11, 1886 Whitcomb, A. Ypsilanti 38 Harwick, Earl July 1, 1900 August, 1909 Newkirk, J.L. deceased 38 Harwick, Edna July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. see Kreps; withdrawn 38 Harwick, Edward J. July 11, 1886 Whitcomb, A. 38 Harwick, Elsie July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. see Bransgrove 38 Harwick, Eugene July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. Adrian 38 Harwick, Glenn September 12, 1909 Tedman, A.S. 38 Harwick, Ida September 12, 1909 September 19, 1912 Tedman, A.S. deceased 38 Harwick, John July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. Toledo, Ohio 38 Harwick, Martha July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. 38 Harwick, Mary A. July 27, 1890 Case, C.B. 38 Harwick, Mary J. July 1, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. 38 Harwick, Sadie Rowe, J.A. Ypsilanti 38 Hathaway, Mrs. G.F. October, 1911 Hathaway, Geo F. 38 Heath, Addie April 29, 1900 deceased 38 Hile, Emma September 27, 1903 November 22, 1909 McLouth, J.D. to Las Vegas, N. Mexico 38 Hile, George September 27, 1903 November 22, 1909 McLouth, J.D. to Las Vegas, N. Mexico 38 Holt, Sarah July 12, 1885 Whitcomb, A. lapsed 38 Holt, William July 12, 1885 Whitcomb, A. lapsed 38 Hull, Fannie 38 Hull, Frank September 11, 1887 Baldwin, C.W. 38 Jackman, Mrs. Wm. November 27, 1907 Rowe, J.A. in Toledo 44 Janney, Almeda August 18, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. 44 Johnson, Mrs. Sr. May, 1891 Case, C.B. deceased 44 Page 3 of 7 Name Date Received Date Removed By Whom Rec'd Notes Page # Johnston, Bernice September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 44 Johnston, Clinton October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 44 Johnston, Harold October 4, 1903 February, 1911 deceased 44 Johnston, Hazel September 4, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 44 Johnston, John September 18, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 44 Johnston, Lemuel July 7, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. 44 Johnston, Lottie (Mrs.) September 18, 1910 Tedman, A.S. 44 Johnston, Myrtie July 7, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. 44 Johnston, Pearl October 8, 1901 McLouth, J.D. 44 Johnston, Richard August 20, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 44 Johnston, Vera August 20, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 44 Keiffer, Joseph Jr. July 24, 1904 McLouth, J.D. 46 Keiffer, Joseph Sr. January 16, 1898 Davis, W.F. deceased 46 Keiffer, Mary (Mrs.) October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 46 Keiffer, Rebecca January 16, 1898 Davis, W.F. 46 Kirk, Edna April 10, 1904 McLouth, J.D. by marriage to Raymond Moyer 46 Kirk, Henry December 1, 1907 August 30, 1913 Rowe, J.A. evangelical; in Monroe, Mich 46 Kirk, Howard, C.D. August 10, 1913 Hathaway, G.F. to Milan 46 Kirk, Mrs. William February 12, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. to Milan 46 Kirkland, Jennie (Mrs.) October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 46 Kirkland, Retta October 4, 1903 McLouth, J.D. married?; Toledo, Ohio 46 Kratz, Glenn September 6, 1903 McLouth, J.D. lapsed 46 Kratz, Jacob August 1, 1897 Davis, W.F. 46 Kratz, Joseph August 15, 1897 Davis, W.F. withdrawn 46 Kratz, Kattie January 31, 1897 Davis, W.F. withdrawn 46 Kratz, Lillian April 25, 1895 Thistle, Wm. J. Mrs. H.G. Pfaender; Toledo, Ohio 46 Kratz, Mrs. Armanda December 2, 1894 Thistle, Wm. J. 46 Kratz, Mrs. Jacob April, 1894 Thistle, Wm. J. 46 Krepps, Joanna in Lasalle 46 Kuhn, Jessie November 22, 1903 McLouth, J.D. 46 Langdon, George Rowe, J.A. 48 Langdon, Mrs. 48 Langdon, William January 14, 1900 Newkirk, J.L. Toledo, Ohio 48 Lawrence, Ethel August 20, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. married, lives in Toledo, Oio 48 Lawrence, John August 20, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 48 Lawrence, Mrs. J August 20, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 48 Lee, Mrs. Herbert February, 1911 Hathaway, G.F. 48 Lillie, Dollie (Mrs.) see Mrs. Dollie Rhuland 48 Manwarring, J.C. September 11, 1892 Case, C.B.
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    Minnesota State University Moorhead RED: a Repository of Digital Collections The Bulletin (Newsletter/Journal) University Archives 9-1910 The Bulletin, series four, number four, September (1910) Minnesota. State Normal School (Moorhead, Minn.) Follow this and additional works at: https://red.mnstate.edu/thebulletin Recommended Citation Minnesota. State Normal School (Moorhead, Minn.), "The Bulletin, series four, number four, September (1910)" (1910). The Bulletin (Newsletter/Journal). 137. https://red.mnstate.edu/thebulletin/137 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Bulletin (Newsletter/Journal) by an authorized administrator of RED: a Repository of Digital Collections. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA, IN THE INTEREST . • OF PUBLIC SCHOOL EFFORT . • CONTENTS CA LEN DAR FOR 1910-1911 THE SUMMER SESSION LIBRARY CONVENTION A NEW IMPETUS : : : ; FACULTY l\lEETINGS : ; HOUSEWARMING AT THE : : DORMITORIES : : THE MODEL SCHOOL REVERIES AND OTHER : : : : : POEMS::: ·:: FACULTY CHANGES : ; ; RESIDENT TRAINED : : : : NURSE : : : : N. W. EDUCATIONAL : : : ASSOCIATION : : : EVENTS OF THE QUARTER PUBLISHED QUARTERLY SERIES NUMBER FOUR SEPTEMBER 1910 FOUR Entered at the post office at Moorhead, Minnesota, as second clas1 mai~ matter l v· \ - "2 I • x I CALENDAR 1910-1911 FALL TERM. Enn~lLment -0f Studenrt;s ............................ M:onid.ay, September 5 Class W,ork Be.gius ..................................' T'uesday, September 6 Fall Term Closes .................................. Wedne,sday, November 23 WINTER TERM. Enrollment of Students.......................... Tuesd,ay, Nov,ember 29 Class Work Begins.................................. Tuesd,ay, November 29 Holiday V,a,c,atfon Be,gins ...........................