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Records of the

Free Will Baptist Church,

Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois

November 9, 1850 - June 2, 1860

and

Records of the

United Brethren Church,

Sunday School,

Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois

May 7, 1899 - January 2, 1910

Chronology:

1835 Town of Pittsfield created

1839 First Methodist Episcopal Church of Pittsfield organized, served by Circuit Riders

1874 John Huston given the contract to build new Methodist Church.

1914 Pleasant Grove Church disbanded, some members came to the Pittsfield Church.

1918 German Methodist Church of Pittsfield united with Methodist Episcopal.

1932 Sunny Hill United Brethren Church closed; some members came to Pittsfield Methodist

From journals in the possession of the Low(e) Family,

descendants of James Low III who arrived in Newburg township,

Pike County, Illinois from Brighton, Maine in 1836.

Compiled and transcribed by his great-great-grandson, Bingham James Forrest Lowe

Email: Bingham J F Lowe @ Lowe Family Descendants.com

(copy address and remove the spaces to send an email)

November 17^th, 2005 marks the 369th anniversary of the Low(e) Family in America.

INTRODUCTION

The United Brethren Church was established in the 1860's (though, perhaps a bit earlier) in Newburg Township in an area known as the Sunny Hill “neighborhood.” The church was established by James⁸ Low III and his immediate neighbors. James⁸ Low donated the land for the church and also for the Low(e) School across the road. Between the Low(e) School at Sunny Hill and the United Brethren Church was the Low(e) Family cemetery at Sunny Hill.

James⁸ Low served as a Deacon for the church until his death on September 2, 1889. It is in his personal journals that some of the earliest records of the Free Will Baptist Church appear. For a time during the Civil War years, James⁸' friend and brother-in-law, George W. Kenyon, kept the church records and made the notations in James⁸ Low’s notebooks.

Most of the Free Will Baptist Church / United Brethren Church’s records have disappeared - as have some of James⁸ Low’s personal journals. Those records kept in James⁸ Low’s journals are listed below, as are those of the larger volume of United Brethren Sunday School records which were kept beginning May 7, 1899 by James⁸ Low’s grand-daughters, Pearl¹⁰ Lowe, Jennie¹⁰ Smith, Daisy¹⁰ Smith, Lenna¹⁰ Lowe, Bessie¹⁰ Smith and their neighbor, William P. Landess. The United Brethren church at Sunny Hill closed in 1932 and some of its members joined the Methodist church of Pittsfield at that time. Wherever possible, I have added photos and/or genealogical info on some of the mentioned individuals. The actual text from the records ins in italics.

These journal entries were compiled and transcribed in 1998 by Bingham James Forrest¹² Lowe, grandson of Forrest Hugo¹⁰ Lowe, great-grandson of Bingham James⁹ Low(e), great-great grandson of James⁸ Low III and a descendent of Thomas¹ Low, Senior (bapt. July 11, 1605, Brancepeth, Durham, England - died Sept 8, 1677, Chebacco, Essex County, Massachusetts).

Giles⁰ Low unknown (Wife: Syseley Wall, marr 3/5/1601/02) of Brancepeth, Durham, England; Groton & Boxford, Suffolk, England

Thomas¹ Low Sr bapt. July 11, 1605 - Sep 8, 1677 (wife: Margaret Todd) of Groton and Boxford, Suffolk, England / Ipswich, Massachusetts

Thomas² Low Jr May 8, 1631 - April 12, 1712 (wife: Martha Boreman) of Groton and Boxford, Suffolk, England / Ipswich, Massachusetts

David³ Low Aug 14, 1667 - June 2, 1746 (wife: Mary Lamb) of Ipswich, Massachusetts

Caleb⁴ Low abt 1707 - July 17, 1777 (wife: Abigail Varney) of Ipswich, Massachusetts

Nathan⁵ Low Oct 1, 1742 - July 24, 1804 (wife: Lucy Lord) of Ipswich, MA / Boxford, Massachusetts

James⁶ Low Sr July 17, 1770 - bef 1830 (wife: Elizabeth “Betsy” Chase) of Boxford, MA / Clinton, Maine

James⁷ Low Jr 1796 - March 20, 1824 (wife: Mary “Polly” Wyman) of Clinton, ME (fought in War of 1812)

James⁸ Low III April 27-1816 - Sep 2, 1889 (wife: Margaret (Huston) Montgomery) of Clinton & Brighton, Maine / Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois

Bingham James⁹ Low(e) Aug 27, 1853 - Feb 10, 1923 (wife: Mary Della Culver) of Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois

Frank Milburn¹⁰ Lowe (b. Feb 18, 1873 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 11/20/1956 in Williston, Williams County, ND) m. Louella Hoos Oct 25, 1894.

James Culver¹⁰ Lowe (b. March 29, 1875; d. 8/18/1895 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL.) Accidently shot himself.

Henry¹⁰ Lowe (b. May 18, 1877, Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. May 18, 1877, Newburg Township, Pike County, IL)

George Arthur¹⁰ Lowe (b. Dec 7, 1878, Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. June 07, 1879, Newburg Township, Pike County, IL)

Charles Doss¹⁰ Lowe (b. Jan 21, 1880 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 1/9/1963 in Melvindale, Michigan) m. Nettie Carrell Feb 3, 1898

Edward¹⁰ Lowe (b. July 24, 1882 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. June 17, 1956) m. 1) Ettie Carrell (2/25/1904); 2) Stella May Clough (9/8/1909); 3) Mabel (Reel) Hayden (12/5/1923)

Pearl Della¹⁰ Lowe (b. June 6, 1884 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 12/17/1937 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL) m. Allan Pinkerton Rhodes Feb 15, 1905

Leland Stanford¹⁰ Lowe (b. Nov 11, 1886 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 5/15/1960 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL) m. Alice Sackett May 16, 1906

Lenna B.¹⁰ Lowe (b. April 27, 1889 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. July 30, 1932) m. Fred Klemme. No issue.

Arthur Bingham¹⁰ Lowe (b. March 23, 1892 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 6/20/1974 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL) m. Mayme Elizabeth Landess Dec24, 1913.

Paul Earl¹⁰ Lowe (b. July 17, 1894 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 11/19/1970 in Evanston, Cook County, IL) m. 1) Esther Anna Ward (3/9/1913); 2) Lillian Estelle McAllister (4/10/1941)

Forrest Hugo¹⁰ Lowe (b. Oct 7, 1899 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; d. 5/27/1943 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL) m. Johanna Veronica Quigley on Aug 13, 1921

Names appearing in the Free Will Baptist Church / United Brethren Church records kept by the Low(e) Family of Newburg Township and Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois

?, Lenard

Able, ?Adams, Job

Adams, Ruth

Ague, ?

Baer, ?

Barr, ?

Barry Church

Boggess, J. W.

Bouck, Isaac

Branic/Brannick, Isaac

Brown, Edward

Bunnick, Josiah

Carrell, Elmer (Born July 1888; s. of Silas J. & Dicey F. (Clough) Carrell; married. Cora)

Carrell, Etta Fay (Nov 15, 1874 - Oct 22, 1904; d. of Silas J. & Dicey F. (Clough) Carrell; married. Edward Lowe)

Carrell, Roy Ellsworth (Feb17, 1886 - Oct 31, 1957; s. of Franklin Joseph & Addibelle (Scranton) Carroll; married. Martha McKinney)

Carrell, Silas J. (May 1847 - 1936; s. of Abraham & Mahala (Gooding) Carroll; married Dicey F. Clough)

Casteel, Clarrie

Casteel, Harry

Casteel, Mr.

Casteel, Mrs.

Clough, Dicey F. (Mrs. Silas J. Carrell).(Dec 25, 1847 - May 05, 1905; wife of Silas J. Carrell)

Crump, Charles

Culver, Mary Della (Mrs. Bingham James Low(e)) (Sept 16, 1853 - April 13, 1915; d. of Benjamin Clark & Phoebe (Crippen) Culver; married Bingham James Low(e))

Davis, Brother ?

Davis, Sister ?

Doss, Brother ? (probably Dr. Charles H. Doss, February 19, 1834 - December 26, 1914)

Dow, Salley H. (Salley Caslton., b. about 1820 in Maine)

Dow, William H. (born about 1814 in Maine)

Dunham, Brother ?

Essex, ?

Free Will Baptist Church

Fenton, ?

Fenton, Alvie

Fenton, Leslie

Foley, Maud Harriet (born Aug 3, 1879; d. of Charles E. & Harriet E. (Kesterson) Foley; married. Elmer Seniff;)

Hamilton, Brother ?

Harshman, Elza

Hillerard, Rhoda

Hilliard / Hillerade, William

Hoak, ?

Hoos, Albert George (Dec 15, 1882 - Aug 12, 1976; s. of Charles & Louisa (Dunhouse) Hoos; married Edna C. Landess on 12/19/1906)

Hoos, Anna (born February 24, 1875; d. of Peter and Eliza (Dunhouse) Hoos.)

Hoos, Bertha (born May 1880; d. of Henry & Elisabeth Louisa (Kespohl) Hoos; married Mr. VanMeter of Athens, Illinois)

Hoos, Clarence (Nov 2, 1898 - Dec 1984; s. of John Wesley & Lucy (Dober) Hoos; married Helen)

Hoos, Claude (born 1900; s. of John Wesley & Lucy (Dober) Hoos)

Hoos, Cressie (Mrs. Frederick Hoos)(born 1876 - died 1958)

Hoos, Edith Carrie (February 09, 1886 - sometime after 1946; d. of Henry & Elisabeth Louisa (Kespohl) Hoos; married Mr. Slusser)

Hoos, Edna Amelia (June 15, 1885 - June 23, 1970; d. of Charles & Louisa (Dunhouse) Hoos; married Harry W. Chapman)

Hoos, Effie Mae- see Rhodes, Effie Mae (Feb 25, 1881 - Jan 1982; d. of Daniel Elfridge & Grace Louvilla (Shinn) Rhodes; married John Wesley Hoos)

Hoos, Eva B. (born September 1895; only child of William H. and Samantha Mattie (Batson) Hoos; married Frank Collver)

Hoos, Frederick (June 1873 - 1958; s. of Henry & Elisabeth Louisa (Kespohl) Hoos)

Hoos, John Wesley (Aug 19, 1872 - Mar 1975; s. of Peter & Eliza (Dunhouse) Hoos; married Effie Mae Rhodes)

Hoos, Laura Nettie (born January 15, 1874; d. of Peter and Eliza (Dunhouse) Hoos)

Hoos, Miss

Hoos, Mrs. Edna (Mrs. Albert Hoos) - see Landess, Edna C. (April 21, 1884 - Dec 02, 1963; d. of William & Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess)

Hoos, Peter (December 24, 1848 - March 30, 1921; s. of George & Catharine (Girzel) Hoos; married Eliza Dunhouse)

Hoos, William H.(Dec 8, 1863 - May 26, 1929; s. of Henry & Elisabeth Louisa (Kespohl) Hoos; married Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess)

Howard, Pastor L.R.

Hunney Creek Church

Hunter, Mr.

Huston, Eleanor Susan (1832 - sometime aft 1889; d. of Thomas Huston; married George William Kenyon; sister of Margaret (Huston) Low)

Huston, Jane (Born abt 1837; d. of Thomas Huston; married Tyra Blake. Sis. of Margaret (Huston) Low. Sister-in-law of James Low III)

Huston, M argaret (Mrs. James Low III) (Sept 9, 1817 - Aug 20, 1882; d. of Thomas Huston; married James Low III; mother of Bingham James Low(e))

Jellerson, Mary (Wyman) Low (see Wyman, Mary)

Jobe, Clara

Jobe, Emma

Jobe, Johnie

Jones, Phebe Mary (Low) (see Low, Phebe Mary) Mrs. Rufus Jones); Sister of James Low III.

Low, Phebe Mary (March 21, 1818 - Sept 13, 1891; d. of James Low Jr & Mary Wyman; married Rufus Jones; 2^nd David Dutton;3rd Thomas Moore)

Kenyon, Eleanor (Mrs. George Kenyon). See Huston, Eleanor; Sister of Margaret and Elizabeth Huston; daughter of Thomas Huston.

Kenyon, George William (1819 - sometime aft 1880; married Eleanor Susan Huston; brother-in-law of James Low III and wife, Margaret Huston)

Kenyon, William M. (May 4, 1854 - April 13, 1935; s. of George W. & Eleanor S. (Huston) Kenyon; married Rhoda Sarah Carlton)

Kline, Brother H.

Kortright, (wife)

Kortright, Pastor R.F.

Landess, Ada Grace (Oct 08, 1891- Dec 14, 1991; d. of Leslie Pitcher & Lydia May (Hoos) Landess; married Elmer H. Rhodes)

Landess, Edna C. (April 21, 1884 - Dec 2, 1963; d. of William & Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess; married Albert George Hoos)

Landess, Lesle Pitcher (Oct 24, 1868 - June 23, 1952; s. of William Henry & Elizabeth Betsy (Sanderson) Landess; married Lydia May Hoos)

Landess, Mayme Elizabeth (Nov 24, 1893 - Jan 31, 1989; d. of Leslie Pitcher & Lydia May (Hoos) Landess; married Arthur B. Lowe)

Landess, Sadie

Landess, Stuart E. (June 28, 1897 - Oct 17, 1983; s. of Leslie Pitcher & Lydia May (Hoos) Landess; married Julia M. Mink)

Landess, William (Sept 1, 1885 - 1920; s. of William & Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess; married Rose Cohenour)

Livingston Church

Low III, Deacon James(April 27, 1816 - Sept 2, 1889; s. of James Low Jr & Mary Wyman; married 1^st Elizabeth Huston; 2^nd Margaret (Huston) Montgomery)

Low(e), Bingham James (Aug27, 1853 - Feb10, 1923; s. of James Low III & Margaret Huston; married Mary Della Culver)

Low(e), Mary (Mrs. Bingham James Low) - See Culver, Mary Della)

Low, Margaret (Huston) Montgomery (See Huston, Margaret)

Low, Phebe Margaret (Mrs. Theodore Webb Smith) (Oct 02, 1851 - May 25, 1917; d. of James Low III & Margaret Huston; marr Theodore Webb Smith)

Lowe, Arthur Bingham (March 18, 1892 - June 20, 1974; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married Mayme Elizabeth Landess)

Lowe, Charles Doss (Jan 21, 1880 - Jan 09, 1963; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married Nettie Carrell)

Lowe, Edgar (See ‘Edward’ Lowe)

Lowe, Edward (July 24, 1882 - June 17, 1956; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married 1^st Etta Fay Carrell; 2^nd Estella May Clough; 3^rd Mabel Florence Reel)

Lowe, Forrest Hugo (Oct 7, 1899- May 29, 1943; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e);married Joanna Veronica Quigley)

Lowe, Frank Milburn (s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married Louella Hoos)

Lowe, Leland Stanford (Nov 11, 1886 - May 15, 1960; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married Alice Sackett)

Lowe, Lenna B. (April 27, 1889 - July 30, 1932;d. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married Fred Klemme)

Lowe, Neva Grace (April 27, 1895 - Nov 10, 1980; d. of Frank Milburn Lowe & Louella Hoos; married Harry C. Lassen)

Lowe, Paul Earl (July 17, 1894 - Nov 19, 1970; s. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e); married 1^st Esther Anna Ward; 2^nd Lillian Estelle McAllister)

Lowe, Pearl Della (June 6, 1884 - Dec 17, 1937;d. of Bingham James & Mary Della (Culver) Low(e);married Allan Pinkerton Rhodes)

Lowe, Vera Valera (April 14, 1900 - Dec 28, 1982; d. of Frank Milburn Lowe & Louella Hoos; married John J. Howard)

Lowe, Virgil Edgar (Oct 06, 1897 - Nov 10, 1979; s. of Frank Milburn Lowe & Louella Hoos; married Urena Belle Frank)

Luts, Adam

Luts, Nancy

Lytle, Edna

Lytle, Eliza

Lytle, Miss

Lytle, Mrs. William

Lytle, William

Main, ?

Marshall, Rev. ?

Mason, Susan

Mason, William

Nass, Bertha

Nass, Sadie

Oberton, ?

Ogle, Hester Ann

Ogle, James

Overton, ?

Peters, Mabel

Pleasant Grove Church

Porter, ?

Quincy United Methodist Church

R.?, Clyde

R.?, Lela

Rhodes, Effie Mae (Mrs. John Hoos) (Feb 25, 1881 - Jan 1982; d. of Daniel Elfridge & Grace Louvilla (Shinn)Rhodes; married John Wesley Hoos)

Rhodes, Henry (1840 - April 06, 1889; s. of George & Catharine (Girzel) Hoos; Elisabeth Louisa Kespohl)

Rigney, A.

Ritter, Harry

Roach, Isaac

Ross, Brother ?

Sanderson, Ruth

Seniff, Armal

Seniff, Bertha

Seniff, Elmer (married Maud Harriet Foley)

Seniff, Mr.

Seniff, Mrs.

Shinn, W. B.

Smith, Bessie Clara (Aug21, 1890 - sometime aft 1975; d. of Phebe Margaret Low & Theodore Webb Smith; married 1^st Edward Gracey; 2^nd B.F. Swartz)

Smith, Daisy Darling (April 12, 1886 - sometime after 1950; d. of Phebe Margaret Low & Theodore Webb Smith)

Smith, Jennie Florence (June 5, 1880 - May 3, 1972; d. of Phebe Margaret Low & Theodore Webb Smith; married Franklin Joseph Carroll)

Smith, Phebe Margaret. (Mrs. Theodore Smith) - see Low, Phebe Margaret.

Smith, Sylvia (July 31, 1877 - sometime after 1950; ; d. of Phebe Margaret Low & Theodore Webb Smith)

Smith, Theodore Webb (July 16, 1840 - July 10, 1901; s. of Jesse B. & Lucinda (Bogan) Smith)

Spayd, M. B.

Stulty, Mrs. Bill

Sweaney, Rosannah

Sweeney, Rachel

Trobridge, Angeline

Trobridge, William H.

United Brethren Church, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois

Wagner, ?

Wassell, ?Serns?

Welty, David (January 26, 1800 - February 26, 1872; married Sarah)

Welty, Sarah (Mrs. David Welty)

Wooley, ?

Wyman, Mary (Wyman) Low Jellerson (June 30, 1797 - Dec 24, 1887; d. of John & Abiah (Spaulding) Wyman. Married James Low Jr of Maine; married 2^nd Bingham Jellerson)

Yates, Johan

Yekle, Philip

Young, ?

Susanna Stone; Born: abt 1598 in England; Married: Aft. 1648 in Watertown, MA; Died: August 18, 1684 in Watertown, MA; Margaret Tod; Born: Bef. June 23, 1597, in Boxford, Suffolk, England; Married: June 22, 1630, in Polstead, Suffolk, England; Died: Bef 1648 in Ipswich, Essex Cnty, Massachusetts; Father: Ananias Tod; Mother: Bridget ThompsonThomas1 Low, Sr; Born: bef July 11, 1605 in Brancepeth, Durham, England; later of Boxford, Suffolk, England; Died: September 8, 1677 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; Father: Giles Low; Mother: Syseley Wall; Martha Boreman; B: 1640 in Ipswich, MA; Married: July 4, 1660 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Died: January 22, 1719/20 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Father: Thomas Boreman, Jr; Mother: Margaret Offing; Thomas2 Low, Jr; Born: Bef May 8, 1631 in Groton, Suffolk, England ; Died: April 12, 1712 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; David3 Low; Born: August 14, 1667 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Died: June 2, 1746 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Mary Lamb; Born: 1679; M: December 28, 1699 in Ipswich, MA; Died: March 3, 1734/35 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Father: Caleb Lamb; Mother: Mary Wise; Caleb4 Low; Born: Abt 1707 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; Died: July 17, 1777 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; Abigail Varney; Born: October 14, 1713; in Chebacco, MA; M: Aft Jan 8, 1732/33 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Died: Dec 30, 1800 in Ipswich, Massachusetts; Father: Thomas Varney; Mother: Abigail Proctor ; Lucy Lord; Born: Bef Aug 30, 1747; in Ipswich, MA; M: January 17, 1765 in Ipswich, MA; Died: Sept 10, 1833 in Boxford, Maine; Father: James Lord, Jr; Mother: Mary Fuller; Nathan5 Low; Born: October 1, 1742, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; Died: July 24, 1804 in Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts;

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James6 Low Sr; Born: June 17, 1770; in Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts; Died: Bef 1830 in Maine; (Clinton?); Elizabeth "Betsy" Chase; Born: April 1773, in Clinton, ME; Married: August 7, 1794 in Fairfield, Maine; Died: August 18, 1858 in Clinton, Maine; Father: Matthew Chase; Mother: Polly HankersonContinued.....; Mary Wyman; Born: June 30, 1797 in Winslow, Maine; Married: July 9, 1815 in Clinton, Maine; Died: December 24,1887 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; 2nd Husb: Bingham Jellerson Jellison; James7 Low Jr; Born: Born 1796; in Fairfield, Maine; Died: March 20, 1824 ; in Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine; Margaret Huston; Born: September 9, 1817 in Ohio or Indiana; Married: July 1, 1843 in Pike County, Illinois; Died: August 20, 1882 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Father: Thomas HustonJames7 Low III; Born: April 27, 1816 in Brighton, Somerset County, Maine; Died: September 2, 1889 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Elizabeth Huston; Born: December 22, 1818 in Ohio or Indiana ; Married: Sept 9, 1841 in Pike County, Illinois; Died: April 16, 1843 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Father: Thomas Huston ; 9th Gen; William Thomas9 Low; Born: April 24, 1846 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Died: August 12, 1863; in Vicksburg, Mississippi; during the Civil War; James "Nim"9 Low; Born: February 20, 1845 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: April 21, 1927; in Newburg Township, IL; Married: Julia E. Webster on May 28, 1866 in Pike County. Julia B: June 4, 1848; D: May 31, 1944; Father: Isaac Webster; Mother: Cynthia WilliamsSadie Shehen9 Low; ; Born: ? in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Died: ?; Existence of this child is based on heresay. If she existed, she died young.; There is no official record of her birth, death, or burialMary Ellen9 Low; Born: June 20, 1842 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Died: September 18, 1877, in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Married: July 17, 1862 to Napoleon Bonaparte Greathouse (B: 7/17/1838; D:12/25/1928); Father: Samuel L. Greathouse; Mother: Elizabeth Carrell; Phebe Margaret9 Low; Born: October 2, 1851 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Died: May 25, 1917; Married: Theodore Webb Smith on August 4, 1869 in Pike County, Illinois; B: July 16, 1840 in Roanoke, VA; D: July 10, 1901 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Thee's father: Jesse B. Smith; Thee's mother: Lucinda BoganNinth Generation, cont; Bingham James9 Low (e); Born: August 27, 1853 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Illinois; Died: February 10, 1923 in ; Pittsfield (Newburg Township), IL ; Married: Mary Della Culver February 8, 1872 in Hardin Township, Pike County, Illinois; Born: September 16, 1853 in Leroy, Boone County, Illinois; Married:; Died: April 13, 1915 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Father: Benjamin Clark Culver; Mother: Phoebe Crippen low(e)chart2.gif

James7 Low Jr and Family; James7 Low, Jr; Born: 1796 in Fairfield Somerset County, Maine; Died: March 20, 1824; in Clinton, Kennebec County, MaineMary Wyman; Born: June 30, 1797 in Winslow, Maine; Died: Dec 24, 1887 in Pittsfield, Pike County, IL; Married: July 6, 1815 in Clinton, Maine; Father: John Wyman; Mother: Abiel "Bier" ?; Mary Wyman married 2nd: Bingham Jellerson of Brighton, ME on May 25, 1828, with whom she had at least 5 children:; Hiram, Deborah, Charles Henry, Mary F., and Martha Jellerson; Phebe Mary8 Low; Born: March 21, 1818 in Brighton, Somerset County, ME; Died: September 13, 1891 in Pike County, Illinois; Married 1st: Lt. Rufas Jones ; aft. January 26, 1838 in Brighton, Somerset County, ME; D: 1849-1850 in Pittsfield, IL; Married 2nd: David Dutton; on June 29, 1853 in ; Pike County, Illinois; B: Abt 1786 in Massachusetts; D: November 29, 1854 in ; New Canton, Pike County, IL; Married 3rd: Thomas D. Moore; B: May 13, 1809 in North Carolina; D: March 29, 1863 in Pike County, IllinoisJames8 Low III; Born: April 27, 1816 in Brighton, Somerset County, Maine; Died: September 2, 1889 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Pike County, Illinois; Married 1st: Elizabeth Huston; on Sept 9, 1841 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Pike County, Illinois; B: December 22, 1818 in Ohio or Indiana; D: April 16, 1843 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Pike County, Illinois; Father: Thomas Huston; Married 2nd:; Margaret (Huston) Montgomery on July 1, 1843 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Pike County, Illinois; B: Sept 9, 1817 in Ohio or Indiana; D: August 20, 1882 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Pike County, Illinois; Father: Thomas Huston; Children by first marriage:; David Montgomery; Elizabeth Montgomery; William8 Low; Born: November 8, 1820 in Brighton, Somerset County, ME; Died: January 21, 1889 in Cumberland, Cass County, IA; Married: Alice Ann L. Hersom; on August 22, 1840 in Brighton, Somerset County, Maine; B: 1821; D: aft 1889; Father: Daniel Hersom;

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James8 Low III and Families; James8 Low III; Born: April 27, 1816 in Brighton, Somerset County, Maine; Died: September 2, 1889 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, ILElizabeth Huston; B: December 22, 1818 in Ohio; D: April 16, 1843 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Married: September 9, 1841 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Father: Thomas HustonMargaret (Huston) Montgomery; B: Sept 9, 1817 in Ohio; D: August 20, 1882 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Married: July 1, 1843 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Father: Thomas Huston; Sadie Shehen9 Low; Born: ? in Pike County, IL; Died: ?; Existence of this child is based on heresay. If she existed, she died young.; There is no official record of her birth, death, or burial; James "Nim"9 Low; Born: February 20, 1845 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Died: April 21, 1927; in Newburg Township, Illinois; Married: Julia E. Webster on May 28, 1866 in Pike County. B: June 4, 1848 in Rushville, IL; D: May 31, 1944 in Pittsfield (Newburg Township), Illinois; Father: Isaac Webster; Mother: Cynthia WilliamsMary Ellen9 Low; Born: June 20, 1842 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Died: September 18, 1877; Married: Napoleon Bonaparte Greathouse on July 17, 1862 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; B: July 17, 1838; D:Dec 25, 1928; F: Samuel L. Greathouse; Mother: Elizabeth Carrell; William Thomas9 Low; Born: April 24, 1846 in Pittsfield, Pike County, IL; Died: August 12, 1863; in Vicksburg, Mississippi; during the Civil War; Phoebe Margaret9 Low; Born: October 2, 1851 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike Cnty, IL; Died: May 25, 1917 in Pittsfield, IL; Married: Theodore Webb Smith on August 4, 1869 in Pike County, IL; B: July 16, 1840 in Roanoke, VA; D: July 10, 1901 in Newburg Township, Pike County, IL; Father: Jesse B. Smith; Mother: Lucinda Bogan; ; Bingham James9 Low(e); Born: August 27, 1853 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Died: February 10, 1923 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Married: Mary Della Culver ; on February 8, 1872 in Hardin Township, Pike County, IL; Born: September 16, 1853 in Leroy, Boone County, IL; Died: April 13, 1915 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Father: Benjamin Clark Culver; Mother: Phoebe Crippen

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Bingham James9 Low(e) and Family; Bingham James9 Low(e); Born: August 27, 1853 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IL; Died: February 10, 1923 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, IllinoisMary Della Culver ; Married: February 8, 1872 in Hardin Township, Pike County, IL; Born: September 16, 1853 in Leroy, Boone County, IL; Died: April 13, 1915 in Newburg Township (Pittsfield), Pike County, Illinois; Father: Benjamin Clark Culver; Mother: Phoebe Crippen; Frank Milburn10 Lowe; Born: February 18, 1873 in Newburg Township , Pike County, IL; Died: November 20, 1953 in Williston, Williams County, ND; Married: Luella Hoos on; Oct 25, 1894 in Maysville, IL; B: September 7, 1872 in Newburg Township , Pike County, IL; D: December 3, 1964 in Williston, Williams County, ND; Father: George Hoos; Mother: Lena Kespohl; James Culver10 Lowe; Born: March 29, 1875 in Newburg Township , Pike County, Illinois; Died: August 18, 1895 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; was engaged to Nora Holloway. They were to be married Sept 4, 1875. James accidently shot himself. Miss Holloway died a few months later of a broken heart.Henry10 Lowe; Born: May 18, 1877 in Pittsfield, Pike County, IL; Died: May 19, 1877 in Pittsfield, Pike County, ILGeorge Arthur10 Lowe; Born: December 7, 1878 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; Died: June 7, 1879 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; Charles Doss10 Lowe; Born: Jan 21, 1880 in Newburg Township , Pike County, Illinois; Died: Jan 9, 1963 Melvindale, Michigan; Married: Nettie Carrell; on Feb 3, 1898 in Pike Cnty, IL; B: August 1879 in Illinois; D: Oct 6, 1969 in Southgate, Michigan; Father: Silas J. Carrell; Mother: Dicey F. CloughEdward10 Lowe; Born: July 24, 1882 in Newburg Township , IL; Died: June 17, 1956 in Newburg Township , IL; Married 1st: Ettie E. Carrell on Feb 25, 1904 in Newburg Township , Illinois; B: November 22, 1874 in Illinois; D: Oct 22, 1904 in Newburg Township , IL; Father: Silas J. Carrell; Mother: Dicey Clough Married 2nd: Estella May Clough on Sept 8, 1909 in Newburg Township , Illinois; B: Sept 22, 1886 in Pike County, Illinois; D: Dec 6, 1919 in Newburg Township , IL; Father: John Clough; Mother: Alabama Gray; Married 3rd: Mabel F. (Reel) Hayden on Dec 5, 1923; B: June 8, 1881 in Pittsfield, Illinois; D: July 30, 1932 in Pittsfield, Illinois; Father: John Reel; Mother: Nancy Ann Betts; Paul Earl10 Lowe; Born: July 17, 1894 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, IL; Died: Nov 19, 1970 in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; Married 1st: Esther Anna Ward on March 9, 1913 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; B: April 23, 1894 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; D: November 9, 1936 in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois; Father: Thomas Henderson Ward; Mother: Anna Kellogg; Married 2nd: Lillian Estelle McAllister on April 10, 1941; currently residing in Tucson, Arizona; Arthur Bingham10 Lowe; Born: March 18, 1892 in Pittsfield, Pike County, IL; Died: June 20, 1974 in Pittsfield, Pike County, IL; Marr: Mayme Elizabeth Landess on Dec 24, 1913 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; B: Nov 24, 1893 in Pittsfield, Illinois; D: Jan 31, 1989 in Pittsfield, Illinois; Father: Leslie Landess; Mother: Lydia HoosPearl10 Della Lowe; Born: June 6, 1884 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, Illinois; Died: Dec 17, 1937 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, Illinois; Married: Allan Pinkerton Rhodes; on February 15, 1905 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, Illinois; B: July 1, 1884; D: May 1974 in Pittsfield, Illinois; Father: Daniel Rhodes; M: Grace L. ShinnLena B.10 Lowe; Born: April 27, 1889 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, IL; Died: July 30, 1932 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, IL; Married: Fred Klemme; on October 22, 1913 in Pittsfield, IL; B: Feb 10, 1884 in Pittsfield, IL; D: April 12, 1956 Clear Lake Township/Springfield, Sangamon County, IL; Leland Stanford10 Lowe; Born: Nov 11, 1886 in Newburg Twnshp , Pike County, Illinois; Died: May 15, 1960 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; Marr: Alice Sackett; on May 16, 1906 in (Newburg) Pittsfield, IL; B: Feb 19, 1888 in Pittsfield, Illinois; D: Nov 9, 1990 in Pittsfield, Illinois; Father: John Sackett; Mthr: Armilda Welty;; Forrest Hugo10 Lowe; Born: October 7, 1899 in Newburg Township , Pike County, Illinois; Died: May 27, 1943 in Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; Marr: Johanna Veronica Quigley on August 13, 1921 in Chicago, Cook Cnty, IL; B: February 18, 1899 in Wexford, Kilkenny, Ireland; D: September 7, 1970 in Washington, DC; Father: Michael Joseph Quigley; Mother: Ellen Doyle; Mother: Lydia Hoos

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Phebe Margaret9 Low and Family; Phebe Margaret9 Low; Born: October 2, 1851 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: May 25, 1917 in Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Theodore Webb Smith ; B: July 16, 1840 in Roanoke, VA; D: July 10, 1901 in Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois; Married: August 4, 1869 in Pike County, Illinois; Father: Jesse B. Smith; Mother: Lucinda Bogan; Emmett Oliver10 Smith; Born: June 19, 1870, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: April 23, 1950, Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois; Married: Emma N. Carroll on Aug 26, 1891 in Pittsfield, Pike Cnty, IL; B: Sept 14, 1866, Pike County, Il; D: Feb 6,1957, Pittsfield, Pike Co, IL; Father: Aaron Carroll; Mother: Sarah P. Brown; Sylvia Arabella10 Smith; Born: July 31, 1877, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: after 1950, Covina, Los Angeles County, California; Jennie Florence10 Smith; Born: June 05, 1880, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: May 03, 1972, Covina, Los Angeles County, California; Married: Franklin Joseph Carroll on December 27, 1927; Father: Aaron Carroll; Mother: Sarah P. BrownGracie Olive10 Smith; Born: January 10, 1882, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: August 20, 1883, Pike County, Illinois; Nellie "Effie" V.10 Smith; Born: Sept 4, 1872, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: Dec 04, 1873, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Bessie Clara10 Smith; Born: August 21, 1890, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: after 1975, Covina, Los Angeles County, California; Married: Edward Gracey; B: July 26, 1882; D: Nov 29, 1925, Colorado Springs, CO; Married: B.F. Swartz; B: September 1877, Ohio; D: May 29, 1951, Covina, Los Angeles County, California; Daisy Darling10 Smith; Born: April 12, 1886, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois; Died: After 1950, Covina, Los Angeles County, California

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Free Will Baptist Church, Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois

From the Journals of James⁸ Low III:

1850, Nov 9th Pittsfield Free Will Baptist Church

Names [written later]

James Low Phebe [Low] Jones x Dismissed

Margret [Huston] Low James Ogle x Dismissed

Mary [Wyman Low] Gellerson [Jellerson] Hesteran Ogle x Dismissed

William Hilliard Yekle, Philip

George W. Kenyon Johan Yates x Dismissed

Eleanor [Huston] Kenyon [Written Later] Isaac Roach x Dismissed

Rosannah Sweaney x Excluded Nancy Roach x Dismissed

William Mason x Died Josiah Bunnick x Excluded

Susan Mason x Dismissed Adam Luts x Dismissed (under the

Rachel Sweeney x Excluded Nancy Luts x Dismissed watch care

care of the church)

Mary (Wyman) (Low) Jellerson

Born: June 30, 1797, Winslow, Kennebec County, Maine

Died: Dec 24, 1887, Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois

James⁸ Low III [April 27, 1816, Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine - Sept 02, 1889, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

Margaret Huston [September 09, 1817, Ohio - August 20, 1882, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

~ wife of James⁸ Low III. Daughter of Thomas Huston (died 1848).

Mary (Wyman) Low Jellerson [June 30, 1797, Winslow, Kennebec County, Maine - Dec 24, 1887, Pittsfield, Pike County, IL]

~ mother of James⁸ Low III. Married Bingham Jellerson in Brighton, Somerset Cnty, Maine on May 28, 1828

Phebe Mary⁸ [Low] Jones [March 21, 1818, Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine - Sept 13, 1891, Pittsfield, Pike County, IL]

~ sister of James⁸ Low III. Married 1^st Rufus Jones (abt Jan 26, 1838, Brighton, Maine), 2^nd David Dutton (June 29, 1853, Pike County, IL) and 3^rd Thomas D. Moore (April 26, 1855, Pike County, IL)

George William Kenyon [1819, New York - Aft. 1880, prob. Pike County, Illinois]

~ father of children: Margaret, William M., Elizabeth Samantha, Mary Jane, Joseph, Harriet, Chauncy, and Bingham.

Eleanor Susan Huston [1832, Indiana - Aft. 1880, prob. Pike County, Illinois]

~ sister of Margaret (Huston) Low, Elizabeth (Huston) Low and Jane (Huston) Blake.

1850, November 9th

The Church met in conference and after conference chose Brother G.W. Kenyon Clerk, Brother James Low Deacon and voted to adopt the covenant in the 5th addition of the treates.

December. Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day & had a very good meeting.

1851, January 11th.

Met according to appointment and had a very good meeting on our monthly meeting day.

1851, February 1st.

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and had a very good meeting and chose Brother J. Low & Brother Wm Hillerade delegates to the Livingston meeting.

1851, March

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and had a very good meeting.

1851, April 12^th

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and had a very good meeting.

1851, May 10th

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and had a very good meeting and chose Brother James Low & Brother G. W. Kenyon delegates to the meeting at Pleasant Grove Church.

1851, June 7th.

No one met in conference on account of sickness.

1851, July 12th

Met according to appointment

1851, August 9th

No one met in conference on the account of sickness.

1851, September 20th

Met in conference and had a very good meeting and after conference received Isaik Branic on the confession of his faith.

1851,October 9th

United with the Church in the year 1850

1851, October 12th

Met in conference and had a very good meeting.

Bro. [William] Mason departed this life.

1851, November 9th

Met in conference according to appointment and had a very good meeting and appointed Brother James Low and Brother Branic to go to the U. M. at the Livingston U. Meeting.

1852, July 10th

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and had a very good meeting tho not as formal as usual and chose Brother Branic and Brother G. W. Kenyon as delegates to visit Wm Hillard and Isaac Bouck in the regard to the reports.

1855, May 5th

Met according to appointment on our monthly meeting day and excluded Brother Branick by vote of the church May the 5th 1855. We are sorry to say that the church has been a long time inactive a good part of the time and there has been no record of the few monthly conference meetings we have had but we have resolved to try to do better for the time to come.

1857, Sept 17th

William H. Dow Under the Watch care Dismissed May 7th AD 1860 [written later]

Salley H. Dow of the church Dismissed May 7th AD 1860 [written later]

Jane Huston by baptism

1857, Sept 20

Job Adams by letter

Ruth Adams by letter

David Welty by letter

Sarah Welty by letter

Philip Yeckle exp

Rhoda Hillerard exp

1859, Oct 8 AD

Met according to appointment and had a good meeting but few of the members present. Love and Union prevales and desire that our spiritual strength may soon be renewed. Brother R. L. Howard was chosen to take the pastoral care of the church.

1859, Dec 3rd

R.F. Kortright by letter

Kortright by letter

Met according to appointment and had a solemn time but very few present. Brother Kortright & wife joined by letter. Brother Kortright visited as pastor.

1859, Dec 31st

Met according to appointment and had a heavenly time to our souls and chose Brother Kortright delegate to the U.M. convened with the Hunney Creek Church.

1860, Jan 7th

William H. Trobridge by letter

Angeline Trobridge by letter

Met according to appointment and had a good meeting to our souls.

1860, Feb 4th

Met according to appointment and had a heavenly time to our souls and Brother William H. Trobridge & Angeline his wife joined by letter.

1860, March 3

Met according to appointment and had a very good season to our souls and chose Brothers Kortright & Low delegates to the U.M. convened with the Livingston Church.

1860, March 31

Rainy so only 2 come out meeting.

1860, May 5th

Met according to appointment and had a very good meeting and agreed that Brother William H. Dow and his wife be dismist and have the old letters that they put in the church put in the church but few present

1860, June 2nd

Met according to appointment and had a very good meeting quite a number present. Voted that Brothers Kortright & Low for delegates to set with the Quincy U.M. convened with the Barry Church in June also Brother R. F. Kortright Licence be renewed. Voted to disband June AD 1860.

James⁸ Low III

Born: April 27, 1816, Clinton, Kennebec County, Maine

Died September 2, 1889, Newburg township, Pike County, Illinois

Mary (Wyman) (Low) Jellerson

Born: June 30, 1797, Winslow, Kennebec County, Maine

Died: December 24, 1887, Pittsfield, Pike County, Illinois

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL

The records from the United Brethren Church Sunday School of Newburg Township, Pike County, Illinois were kept, beginning May 7, 1899, by Pearl Della¹⁰ Lowe and Jennie Florence¹⁰ Smith. Pearl¹⁰ Lowe was the daughter of Bingham James⁹ and Mary Della (Culver)Low(e). Jennie¹⁰ Smith was the daughter of Bingham⁹'s sister, Phebe Margaret⁹ Low and her husband, Theodore Webb Smith.

Bingham James⁹ Low(e) [Aug 27, 1853, Newburg, Pike County, IL - Feb 10, 1923, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

Mary Della Culver [Sept 16, 1853, Leroy, Boone County, IL - April 13, 1915, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

Pearl Della¹⁰ Lowe [June 06, 1884, Newburg, Pike County, IL - Dec 17, 1937, Pittsfield, Pike County, IL]

Phebe Margaret⁹ Low [Oct 02, 1851, Newburg, Pike County, IL - May 25, 1917, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

Theodore Webb Smith [July 16, 1840, Roanoke, Virginia - July 10, 1901, Newburg, Pike County, IL]

Jennie Florence¹⁰ Smith [June 14, 1880, June 14, 1880 - May 03, 1972, Covina, California]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 1]

J. W. Boggess IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII I = 26

M. B. Spayd IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII = 25

A. Rigney IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII = 25

W. B. Shinn IIII IIII IIII IIII = 19

H. Kline IIII II = 7

Baer II = 2

Overton III = 3

Essex I = 1

Hoak IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII II = 27

Main IIII = 4

Porter IIII IIII IIII IIII = 19

Wagner IIII = 5

Oberton IIII IIII IIII = 15

Fenton I = 1

Young I = 1

Wooley =

Baer III = 3

Able IIII I = 6

Ague =

Barr IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII = 24

Bingham James Low(e) Mary Della (Culver) Low(e)

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 2] May 7, 1899 Officers and Committee of Y.P.C.U.

President = Mr. Carrell

Vice President = Mr. Hunter

Recording Secretary = Pearl Lowe

Secretary = Jennie Smith

Treasurer = Maud Foley

Watch Word Agent = Laura Hoos

{Ettie Carrell

Devotional {Jennie Smith

{Edna Landess

Relief { [blank]

{Sylvia Smith

Look Outs {Anna Hoos

{Will Kenyon

Silas Carrell Pearl Della Lowe Jennie Florence Smith

Etta Fay Carrell Anna Hoos William M. Kenyon

Edna Landess

1897 Edward Lowe William P. Landess

Daisy Darling Smith

1925 Bertha Hoos - 1897 Edith Hoos - 1897

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 3] Sunday Evening April 29, 1900

Officers and Committee of Y.P.C.U.

President = Laura Hoos

Vice President = Edgar [Edward] Lowe

Recording Secretary = Pearl Lowe

Secretary = Jennie Smith

Treasurer = Eliza Lytle

Look Out {Edith Hoos

Committee {Johnie Jobe

{Will Kenyon

{Maud Foley

Devotional {Elmer Seniff

{Ettie Carrell

{Armal Seniff

Social {Leland Lowe

{Willie Landess

Sunday {Clarrie Casteel

School {Bertha Seniff

{Pearl Lowe

Organ {Edna Landess

{Ettie Carrell

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 4] Sunday evening, April 29, 1900

The meeting opened by singing song No. 2, “Hear ye the Word,” another song, No. 32 entitled “Over and Over Again,” We then elected our officers, sang No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.”

Members present - 18.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 5]

1. Bertha Hoos III

2. Edna Landess III + I + IIII + III

3. Sylvia Smith ++++++++++++

4. Laura Hoos I ++IIIIIIIIII

5. Pearl Lowe IIIIIIIII+III

6. Daisy Smith IIIIIIIIIIIII

7. Edith Hoos IIIIIIIIIIII

8. Jennie Smith I++IIIIIIIII

9. Edna Lytle IIII++II+++++

10. Armal Seniff +II+IIIIII++I+

11. Ettie Carrell IIIII+II+IIII+

12. Maud Foley I+II+I++I+I+I

13. Ed Lowe IIIII+II+IIII+

14. Elmer Seniff I+II+I++I+I+I

15. Harry Casteel III+IIIIIII+++

16. Edna Lytle III+++III++++

17. Willie Landess III+IIIII+II

18. Leland Lowe IIII+IIIIIII+I

19. Sadie Nass I++I+II+++II++

20. Bertha Seniff I+I+++II+I+II

21. Bertha Nass II+++++II+

22. Edna Hoos I+I++++I+

23. Leslie Landess I++

24. Elmer Carrell +III+I++II+I

25. Doss Lowe III+

26. John Hoos II+I+II++++

27. Charles Crump ++I++IIII+I

28. Roy Carrell IIII

29. Elza Harshman ++++++I

30. Mr. [Silas] Carrell ++II+I+III

31. Will Kenyon IIIII++++I

32. Mr. [William] Lytle ++I++++

33. Mrs. [William] Lytle ++I++++

34. Mr. Peter Hoos +++++++

35. Mr. Seniff +++++++

36. Mrs. Seniff +++++++

37. Mrs. Carrel ++II++++

38. Mr. Casteel +++++++

39. Mrs. Casteel +++++++

Charles Doss Lowe Leland Stanford Lowe Dicey F. Clough

Mrs. Silas Carrell

Roy Ellsworth Carrell Ada Grace Landess

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 6] Sunday evening, May 27, 1900.

The meeting opened by sing song No 65, “Oh What Mercy”, then prayer by Mr. Carrell then another song No 138, “Take My Heart, Dear Jesus,” scripture reading my the leader song No 196, “Blessed Be The name,” then the Lord Prayer was repeated in concert.

Scripture reading Armal Seniff. Song 118, “The Lamp of Light,” scripture reading Daisy Smith, Edna Landess, Clara Jobe, Edna Lytle. Prayer, Mr. Landess, another song, No 32, entitled “Over and Over Again.” Scripture reading Mr. Carrell, Elza Lytle, Elza Harshman, Mr. Pete Hoos, Willie Landess. Select reading, John Hoos, scripture reading, Will Kenyon, Mrs. Lytle, Berta Hoos. Song No 64. I want to be a worker, scripture reading Leslie Landess, Harry Casteel, Ettie Carrell, Edith Hoos, Elmer. Song 189 “At The Cross.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 7]

Scripture reading Maud Foley, Leland Lowe, Emma Jobe.

Leader Laura Hoos. Members present 26.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 8] Sunday evening, June 10, 1900

The meeting opened by singing song No. 62, “Oh, What Tender Mercy,” prayer, John Hoos. Song No 28, “Scattering Precious Seeds,” scripture reading by the leader. Song No. 2, “Hear Ye The Word,” Bible reading - Willie Landess, Bertha Hoos, Edith Hoos, John Hoos.

Select reading - Bertha Hoos, song entitled “Bring Them In,” scripture reading - Clara Jobe, Will Kenyon. Song No 99, “Abide In Me,” scripture reading- Edna Lytle, Ed Lowe, Emma Jobe. Select reading - Harry Casteel, song 73, “All Taken Away,” scripture reading - Laura Hoos. Select reading, Edna Landess. Roll called.

Members present - 20.

[Several rotted Journal Pages here - completely illegible]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 9] Sunday Evening, August 19, 1900

The meeting was opened by singing song No. 31, “The Sunshine,” then they stood and repeated the Lord prayer. Song No. 2, “Throw Out The Life Line,” scripture reading - Edna Landess, Daisy Smith, Jennie Smith, another song, No. 5, “I’ve Anchored My Soul.” Scripture reading - Arnal Seniff, Ettie Carrell, Ed Lowe, Harry Casteel. Song No. 59, “When The Roll’s Called Up Yonder.” Scripture reading - Willie Landess, Edna Hoos, John Hoos, Ruth Sanderson. Prayer by Laura Hoos. Song No 40, “Leaving The Arms of Jesus.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 10] Sunday evening, September 16, 1900

The meeting opened by singing song No. 118, “Oh, Lamp of Light,” and then stood and repeated the Lord’s Prayer. Song No. 134, “More About Jesus.” Bible reading - Laura Hoos, Edna Landess, Daisy Smith. Song No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.” Scripture reading - Harry Casteel, Willie Landess, Leland Lowe, Sadie Landess. Song No. 94, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus.”

Present - 11

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 11] Sunday evening, October 7, 1900

The meeting opened by singing songs No. 196, “Blessed Be The name,” another song No. 64, “I Want To Be a Worker.” Scripture reading by the members, another song, No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word.” Scripture reading - Mr. Carrell. Song No. 99, “Abide In Me.” Prayer by Mr. Carrell. Next, roll called. Another song, No. 65, “O, What Tender Mercy.” Scripture reading, Edna Landess, Laura Hoos, Daisy Smith, Jennie Smith, Arnal Seniff, Ettie Carrell, Maud Foley, Ed Lowe, Elmer Seniff, Harry Casteel, Willie Landess, Leland Lowe, Berta Hoos, Elmer Carrell, John Hoos. Song No. 73, “All Taken Away.” Recitation - Miss Mabel Peters. Song No. 14, entitled, “The Best Friend In Jesus.”

Members present - 21.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 12] Sunday evening, November 4, 1900.

The meeting opened by singing song No 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light.” Scripture reading by the leader. The members then repeated the Lord’s Prayer in concert. Song 143, “Bring The Wanders In.” Scripture reading - Laura Hoos, Edna Landess. Song No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word.” Scripture reading - Ettie Carrell, Ed Lowe, Willie Landess, Harry Casteel. Song No. 99, “Abide In Me.” Scripture reading by Daisy Smith, John Hoos, Edna Lytle. Next, roll. Song 32, “Over and Over Again.” Scripture reading - Ed Brown. Song No. 73, “All Taken Away.”

Leader - Jennie Smith.

Members present - 18.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 13]

Sunday evening, November 18, 1900.

[Clearly, Pearl Lowe’s handwriting here.]

The meeting opened by singing song No. 94, entitled “Tell The Sweet Story of Jesus,”after which the Leader led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 65, entitled “O, What Tender Mercy.” Then followed scripture reading by Daisy Smith, Edith Hoos, and Edna Lytle. There followed another song, No. 18, entitled “God’s Promise.” Scripture reading by Jennie Smith, Leland Lowe and Charley Crump, after which followed another song, No. 40, entitled “Ready For His Coming.” Scripture reading by Harry Casteel and Alvie Fenton. The meeting closed by singing song No. 97.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 14] Sunday evening, December 2, 1900

[Jennie Smith’s handwriting resumes.]

The meeting opened by singing son No. 2 “Hear Ye The Word.” Scripture reading by the leader. Prayer by Laura Hoos. Bible reading - Maud Foley, Elmer Carrel. Song No. 4, entitled, “Ready For His Coming.” Scripture reading - Daisy Smith, Bertha Seniff. Another son, No. 99, “Abide In Me.” Bible reading by Jennie Smith, Edna Landess. Song No. 73, “All Taken Away.” Bible reading - Charley Crump, Laura Hoos. Another song, No. 65, entitled “O, What Tender Mercy.”

Members present - 19

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 15] Sunday evening, Dec 30, 1900

The meeting opened by singing song No. 59, entitled, “When The Roll is Called.” Bible reading by Mr. Carrell. Another song, No. 87, entitled, “Blessed Be Thy Name.” Then, stood and repeated the Lord’s Prayer. Another song, No. 40, “Leaning on the Everlasting Arms.” Bible verses - Laura

Hoos, Daisy Smith, Edith Hoos, Jennie Smith, Ettie Carrel, Ed Lowe, Harry Casteel, Sadie Nass. Another song, No. 5, “I’ve Anchored My Soul.” Scripture reading - Laura Hoos, Ed Lowe, Jennie Smith. An song, No. 31, entitled, “There is Sunshine.” Scripture reading- Ettie Carrol, Sadie Nass [again, name is hard to read]. Another song, No. 67, entitled, “Calling Today.” Prayer by Mr. Carrell. Another song, No. 90, “Tis Sweet To Trust In Jesus.”

Members present - 13

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 16] Sunday evening, January 13, 1901

The meeting opened by singing song No. 9, entitled, “Tell The Sweet Story.” Another song, No. 134, entitled, “More about Jesus.” Scripture reading - Mr. Carrell. Song 118, entitled, “The Lamp of Light.” Prayer by Mr. Carrell. Song No. 32, entitled, “Over and over again.” Bible reading - Laura Hoos, Daisy Smith, Jennie Smith, Maud Foley, Elmer Seniff, Willie Landess, Mr. Carrell, Doss Lowe, Charley Crump. Another song, No. 58, entitled, “Trust in God.”

Leader - Mr. Carrell Members present - 15.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 17] Sunday evening, January 27, 1901

The meeting opened by singing son No. 23, entitled, “Bring Them In.” Scripture reading by the leader. Another song, No. 2, entitled “Throw Out The Life Line.” Prayer by Mr. [Leslie] Landess. Song No. 41, entitled “Glory To His Name.” Select reading - Jennie Smith. Address on subject - Mr. [Silas] Carrell. Song No. 4, “I Must Tell Jesus.” Scripture reading - Daisy Smith. Select reading - Sadie Nass. Scripture reading - Edna Landess. Song No. 68, “At The Cross.” Scripture reading - Ed Lowe. Song No. 84, “We Shall Stand Before The King.” Scripture reading - Lee Lowe. Essay on topic - Laura Hoos. Address on subject - Maude Foley. Recitation by Bertha Hoos. Next, roll called. Another song, No. 59, “When The Roll is Called.”

Leader - Willie Landess Members present - 18.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 18] Sunday evening, February 10, 1901

The meeting opened by singing song No. 87, entitled “Blessed Be The Name.” Scripture reading - Daisy Smith. Prayer by Mr. [Silas] Carrell. Song No. 40, entitled, Leaning on the Arms of Jesus.” Scripture reading - Doss Lowe, Laura Hoos. Song No. 128, entitled “Come Home.” Scripture reading - Jennie Smith, Ettie Carrell. Song No. 31, entitled “Sunshine In the Soul.” Scripture reading - Edith Hoos, Roy Carrell. Recitation - Elmer Carrell. Select reading - Edna Landess. Song No. 140, entitled “Jesus Saves.” Scripture reading - Ed Lowe. Song No. 59, “When The Roll is Called.” Scripture reading - Leslie Fenton. Address on subject - Mr. Carrell.

Leader - Daisy Smith Members present - 15

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 19] Sunday evening, Feb. 24, 1901

The meeting opened by scripture reading by the leader - Miss Maud Foley. Then song No. 63 was sung, entitled “O, What Tender Mercy.” After which the leader led in prayer. Then followed another song - No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word.” Scripture by Willie Landess, Elmer Seniff, Pearl Low. Another song was then sung, No. 18, entitled, “God’s Promise.” Select reading - Mr. Carrell. Scripture reading - Edna Landess, Elmer Carrell. Song No. 73, entitled “All Taken Away” was then sung. Scripture reading - Edith Hoos. Select reading - Laura Hoos. Scripture reading - Roy Carrell. Then the roll was called. Then followed song No 134, entitled, “More About Jesus.” Leader - Maud Foley Members present - 14. Visitors - 5

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 20] Sunday evening, April 21, 1901

The meeting opened by singing song No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word.” Bible reading by the leader. [leader not named...]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 21] Sunday evening, March 30, 1902.

Scholars present - 24

Teachers present - 2

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 22] Beginning of the New Year, April 6, 1902

Sunday, April 6, 1902. The school opened by singing song No. 134, entitled “More About Jesus.” After which, Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light”. After which, the school read the morning lesson in concert. Teachers were then chosen by the different classes for the ensuing year after which they took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 21.

Miss Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 3 cents

Miss Lytle’s class present - 4 4 cents

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 10 cents

Mrs. [Fred] Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cents

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 0 cents TOTAL 19 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 23] Sunday, April 13, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 40, entitled “Ready For His Coming.” After which the school read the “Opening Worship” in concert. Then followed another song, No. 73, entitled “All Taken Away,” after which the school read the “Scripture Sentences” closing by reading the lesson of the day which is found in Acts 9:32-43. Scholars present - 17. Teachers present - 3.

Miss Sylvia Smith class present - 3 3 cts

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 4 cts [Frederick Hoos, June 1873 - 1958, s. of Henry & Elisabeth Louisa (Kespohl) Hoos]

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 6 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2

Mrs. [Fred] Hoos’s class present - 6 3 cts [Cressie Hoos, wife of Frederick]

Maud Foley’s class present - 1 TOTAL 16 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 24] Sunday, April 20, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light.” After which, Brother Davis led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 92, entitled “The Rest Of All.” The school then read the morning lesson after which the teachers and classes took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 17.

Sylvia Smith class present - 3 2 cts.

Fred Hoos’s class present - 3 2 cts.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 2 cts.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 8 cts.

Mrs. [Fred] Hoos’s class present - 3 1 cts

Mrs. Casteel’s class present - 1 0 cts. TOTAL 15 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 25] Sunday, April 27, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word” and No. 97, “Trust and Obey.” Followed by the reading of the lesson which is found in the 11^th chapter of Acts - titled Gentiles received into the church. After which Brother Hoos led in prayer. Teachers present -2. Scholars present - 15.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 3

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 10 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 26] Sunday, May 4, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light” and No. 40, entitled “Ready For His Coming.” After which, Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Scholars present - 25. Teachers present - 3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ s class present - 3 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 3 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 9 4 cts TOTAL 13 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 27] Sunday, May 11, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word,” and No. 92, entitled “The Rest of All.” After which the school read the morning lesson in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Scholars present - 27. Teachers present - 4.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 14 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 7 6 cts TOTAL 28 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 28] Sunday, May 18, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 153, entitled “Beautiful Songs,” after which Brother Davis led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 92, entitled “The Best of All.” After which the morning lesson was read in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present -24.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 6 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 4 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 7 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 9 10 cts TOTAL 27 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 29] Sunday, June 1, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All”. After which Brother Davis led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson in concert after which teachers and classes took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 24.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 3 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 7 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 7 2 cts TOTAL 15 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 30] Sunday, June 8, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Rest of All,” after which Brother [Henry] Rhodes led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson in concert after which the teachers and classes took their places. Scholars present - 30. Teachers present - 2.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 7 2 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 13 8 cts TOTAL 19 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 31] Sunday, June 15, 1902.

The school opened by singing song No. 168, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which Sister Davis led in prayer. There followed another song, No. 92, entitled “The Best of All.” The school then read the morning lesson and the supt. Asked a few questions after which the teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 23.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 - cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 8 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 7 3 cts TOTAL 15 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 32] Sunday, June 22, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 68, entitled “in The Sunlight of His Love,” after which Brother Lytle led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Then followed another song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All.” Teachers and classes then took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 22.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 33] Sunday, July 20, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 68, entitled “In The Sunlight of His Love,” and No. 90, entitled “The Best of All.” After which, Brother Lytle led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places. Teacher present - 3. Scholars present - 25.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 8 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 5 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 1 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 6 3 cts TOTAL 18 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 34] Sunday, July 27, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” followed by the reading of the lesson, “Worshiping The Golden Calf,” which is found in Exodus 3:2. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 10. After the study of the lesson, the school sang song No. 92, after which Brother Lytle led in prayer.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 2 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 2 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 0 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 4 4 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 35] Sunday, August 8, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 94, entitled “Tell The Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which Brother Davis led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love,” after which the school read the morning lesson in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 35.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 7 5 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 7 4 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 5 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 4 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 9 3 cts TOTAL 20 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 36] Sunday, August 24, 1902

The school opened by singing son No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All,” after which Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson in concert after which teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 13.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 0 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 0 1 cts by teacher

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 6 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 4 1 cts TOTAL 8 cts

Sec. W. P. Landess [William P. Landess, September 01, 1885 - 1920, son of William & Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 37] Sunday, August 31, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which Brother Davis led in prayer. There followed another song, No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love.” The school then read the morning lesson in concert after which teachers and classes took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 20.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 4 1 cts TOTAL 14 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 38] Sunday, September 7, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All,” after which Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. Then followed the reading of the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places. Scholars present - 12. Teachers present - 2.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 2 1 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 1 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 5 - cts TOTAL 6 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 39] Sunday, September 14, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 68, entitled, “In the Sunlight of His Love,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 24, entitled, “Jesus is My Friend.” The school then read the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places. Scholars present -31. Teachers present - 3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 7 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 11 8 cts TOTAL 16 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 40] Sunday, September 21, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light” and No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love,” after which Brother [Henry] Rhodes led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places and discussed the lesson of the day. Scholars present -19. Teachers present -3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 4 - cts TOTAL 9 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 41] Sunday, September 28, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 94, entitled “Tell the Sweet Story” and No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which teachers and classes took their places. The Supt. then asked a few questions about the preceding lessons. Scholars present -26. Teachers present -3. -3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 6 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 9 3 cts TOTAL 13 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 42] Sunday, October 19, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 65, and No. 94, after which the school read the lesson of the day in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Scholars present - 17. Teachers present - 2.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 3 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 1 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 0 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 43] Sunday, October 26, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 68, entitled, “In the Sunlight of His Love,” and No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which Brother Davis led in prayer. Then followed the reading of the scripture lesson in concert after which teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars - 23.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 10 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 12 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 7 3 cts TOTAL 28 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 44] Sunday, November 2, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All,” after which the school read the lesson of the day in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Scholars present - 13. Teachers -3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 8 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts TOTAL 15 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 45] Sunday, November 9, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which the school read the morning lesson in concert. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present -27.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 15 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 1 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 15 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mrs. Casteel’s class present - 5 1 cts TOTAL 39 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 46] Sunday, November 23, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which Brother Ross led in prayers. Then followed the reading of the lesson which is found in Isa. 28-1-7, The World’s Temperance Lesson. Then Brother Ross made a talk to the school on the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 18. School closed by singing No. 68. Collection - 5 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 47] Sunday, November 30, 1902

The school opened by singing song No. 2, entitled, “Hear Ye the Word Today,” after which Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson after which teachers and classes took their places. Scholars present - 13. Teachers present - 3.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 - cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 0 5 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts

Mrs. Casteel’s class present - 3 - cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 48] Sunday, December 7, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 65, entitled “O, What Tender Mercy,” and No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which Sylvia Smith led in prayer. The school then read the lesson of the day. Teachers present -1. Scholars present - 22.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 5 4 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mrs. Casteel’s class present - 3 0 cts TOTAL 10 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 49] Sunday, December 14, 1902

School opened by singing song No. 32, entitled “Over & Over Again,” after which Brother Landess led in prayer followed by another son, No. 58, “Trust in God.” Then followed the reading of the lesson which is found in Samuel 3.6-14. Scholars present - 11. Teachers present -1. Collection - 5 cnts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 50] Sunday, December 28, 1902

The school opened by singing songs No. 65, entitled “O, What Tender Mercy” and No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which the school read the lesson in concert. Scholars present -10. Teachers - 1.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 3 8 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 1 0 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts TOTAL 9 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 51] Sunday, January 18, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 2, entitled, “Hear Ye The Lord,” followed by song No. 94, entitled “Tell The Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which the school read the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present -14.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 9 4 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 0 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 0 0 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts

Penny collection nickle 5

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 52] Sunday, February 8, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Lord,” and No. 65, entitled “Oh, What Tender Mercy.” The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 8. Amount of collection - .04.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 3 5 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 1 0 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 0 0 cts TOTAL 5 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 53] Sunday, February 22, 1903

The school opened by singing, “The Lily of the Valley,” after which the school read the responsive reading. Brother Davis led in prayer. There followed another song No. 80, entitled “When Jesus Comes,” after which the school read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 22.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 1 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 0 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 7 3 cts

Mrs. Casteel’s class present - 2 0 cts TOTAL 6 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 54] Sunday, March 1^st, 1903

The school opened by singing songs No. 92, entitled “The Best of All” and No. 118, entitled, “The Lamp of Light.” After which followed the reading of the morning lesson. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present -1. Scholars present - 17.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 4 1 cts

Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 0 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mrs. Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts TOTAL 7 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 55] Sunday, March 22, 1903

The school opened by singing songs No. 91, entitled “Best of All” and No. 94, entitled, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” which followed the reading of the morning lesson with questions & remarks by Brother Davis. The election of officers then followed for the evening year. We then sang song entitled “The Lamp of Light” and were dismissed by Brother Davis.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 56] Sunday, March 29, 1903

The school opened by singing songs No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light”, No. 68, “In the Sunlight of His Love” after which they discussed the lesson of the day. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 14.

Sylvia Smith’s class present - 9 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 7 2 cts TOTAL 4 cts

School sang No. 2, “Hear Ye the Word” after which Mr. [Leslie] Landess led in prayer.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 57] Sunday, April 12, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 40, entitled “Ready for His Coming,” after which the school read the opening worship followed by a prayer by the superintendent and another song, No. 64, “I Want to Be a Worker,” after which the school finished reading the opening worship then the teachers and classes took to their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 13.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 3 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts TOTAL 9 cts

School sang song No. 28, “Scattering Precious Seed.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 58] Sunday, April 19, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 64, entitled, “I want to be a Worker,” after which the school read the opening worship followed by a prayer by Mr. Lytle. Sang another song, No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.” After which, the school finished reading the opening worship. Then the teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present -1. Scholars present - 16.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 7 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [Leslie] Landess’ class present - 6 - cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts TOTAL 14 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 59] Sunday, April 26, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 80, entitled “When Jesus Comes,” after which the school read the opening worship; followed by another song, No. 65, “O, What Tender Mercy,” followed by a prayer by the superintendent. Then the school finished reading the opening worship, sang another song, No. 68, “In The Sunlight of His Love.” After which, the school & classes took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 24.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 1 cts

Mr. Landess’ class present - 2 2 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 5 cts TOTAL 12 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 60] Sunday, May 3, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 64, entitled “I want to Be a Worker.” After which, the school read the opening worship, followed by another song No. 32, entitled “Over and Over Again,” followed by a prayer by Brother Davis, then the school finished reading the opening worship. Sang another song, No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which the teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present -1. Scholars present - 20.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 6 cts

Mr. Landess’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 5 cts

Mrs. Lytle’s class present - 7 3 cts TOTAL 17 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 61] Sunday, May 10, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 118, entitled “The Lap of Light,” after which the school read the opening worship followed by another song, No. 134, entitled “More About Jesus” followed by a prayer by the superintendent. Then sang song No. 138, “Take My Heart Dear Jesus.” After which, the school finished reading the opening worship. After which, the teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present -14.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. Landess’ class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 1 1 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 7 7 cts TOTAL 14 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 62] Sunday, May 17, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 58, entitled “Trust In God.” Sang another song, No. 2, entitled “Hear Ye The Word.” After which, the school read the morning lesson then teachers and classes too their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 26.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 3 cts

Mr. Landess’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 10 15 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 6 cts TOTAL 26 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 63] Sunday, June 7, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 32, entitled “Over and Over again,” after which, the school read the opening worship followed by another song, No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” followed by a prayer by Brother Lytle. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present -2. Scholars present - 7.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 6 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 2 2 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 64] Sunday, June 14, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 32, entitled “Over and Over Again,” after which, the superintendent led in prayer. Sang another song, No. 73, entitled, “All Taken Away.” Then followed by the reading of the opening worship. After which, teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 14.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 9 8 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 5 15 cts TOTAL 23 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 65] Sunday, June 21, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 64, entitled “I want to be a worker,” after which the school read opening worship followed by a prayer by Mrs. Lytle. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars - 14.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 6 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 10 15 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 9 8 cts

Mr. Landess’ class present - 14 5 cts TOTAL 14 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 66] Sunday, June 28, 1903

Supt. Miss Laura Nass

The school opened by singing son No. 118, entitled “The Lamp of Light,” after which Brother Lytle led in prayer followed by song No. 40, entitled “Ready For His Coming.” After which the school read the morning lesson. Teacher and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 17.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 7 8 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 6 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mr.[Leslie P.] Landess’ class present - 0 5 cts TOTAL 22 cts

Written by W.P.L. [William P. Landess, September 01, 1885 - 1920, son of William & Samantha Mattie (Batson) Landess]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 67] Sunday, July 12, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 40, entitled, “Ready For His Coming,” followed by a prayer by Brother Dunham. Sang another song, No. 58, “Trust In God.” After which, the school read the morning worship. Then teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 18.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 8 16 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 5 cts

Mr. [Leslie P.] Landess’ class present - 5 5 cts TOTAL 26 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 68] Sunday, July 25, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 118, entitled, “The Lamp of Light,” after which the school read the opening worship followed by a prayer by Mr. [Leslie P.] Landess. Sang another song, No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love,” after which the teachers & classes took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 12.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 7 6 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 12 cts TOTAL 18 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 69] Sunday, Aug 9, 1903

The school opened by singing a song No 97, entitled, “Trust and Obey.” After which, Brother Lytle led in prayer. Sang another song, No. 58, “Trust in God,” followed by reading of the opening worship. Then teachers and classes took their places.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 7 14 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 11 cts TOTAL 29 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 70] Sunday, August 16, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 94, entitled “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus.” After which, the superintendent led in prayer. Sang another song, No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.” After which, the school read the opening worship. Then teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 10.

Mr. [Leslie P.] Landess’ class present - 7 1 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 1 4 cts TOTAL 5 cts

Visitors - 1

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 71] Sunday, August 23, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All.” The school then read the responsive reading. Song another song, No. 118, “The Lamp of Light,” followed by a prayer by Mr. Hoos, after which teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 17.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 12 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 4 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 5 cts TOTAL 21 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 72] Sunday, August 30, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 18, entitled “Guide Our Savior,” followed by a prayer by the superintendent, then another song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All.” After which, the school read the opening worship then teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 10.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 3 1 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 5 6 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 73] Sunday, September 6, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 65, entitled, “O, What Tender Mercy,” followed by a prayer by the superintendent. After which they sang song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All.” After which, the school read the opening worship, then teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 17.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 8 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s class present - 9 1 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts TOTAL 10 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 74] Sunday, October 11, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 58, entitled “Trust in God.” The school then read the morning lesson in concert, after which the classes took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present -13. Amt of collection. 11 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 75] Sunday, October 18, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “That’s the Best of All,” after which Mr. [William] Lytle led in prayer. Then school sang song No. 65, entitled, “O, What Tender Mercy.” After which the school read the opening worship and lesson of the day, David’s confession found in psalms. After which the teachers and scholars took their places. Teachers present -2. Scholars present - 6. Amt of collection - 7 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 76] Sunday, October 25, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 94, entitled, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which the superintendent led in prayer, sang another song, No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.” Then the school read the opening worship & lesson of the day - David’s Joy and Forgiveness. Then teachers & classes took their places. Scholars present - 18.

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 8 19 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s class present - 9 8 cts TOTAL 27 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 77] Sunday, December 6, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 68, entitled, “In The Sunlight of His Love,” sang another song, No. 40, “Ready For His Coming.” After which, the superintendent led in prayer. Then sang another song, No. 134, “More About Jesus,” after which the school read the opening worship and morning lesson entitled “Solomon’s Wise Choice” found in 1 Kings 3.4-15. Teachers present -1. Scholars present - 19.

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 2 cts

Leslie Landess’ class present - 5 2 cts [Leslie Pitcher Landess, 10/24/1868 - 6/23/1952, son of William Henry & Elizabeth (Sanderson) Landess]

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 4 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 8 cts TOTAL 16 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 78] Sunday, December 13, 1903

School opened by singing song No. 65, entitled, “O, What Tender Mercy,” followed by another song, No. 94, entitled “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” followed by the reading of the opening worship & the morning lesson. Then the Dedication of the Temple which is found in 1 Kings 8-1-11, 62-63. Teachers present - __. Scholars present - 12. Amt of collection - 5 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 79] Sunday, December 20, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 40, entitled “Ready For His Coming,” after which the superintendent led prayer, followed by song No. 65, entitled “Oh, What Tender Mercy,” followed by the reading of the opening worship & morning lesson, titled “The Birth of Christ” found in Matthew 2-1-12. Teachers present - _. Scholars present 10. Amount of collection - 11 cents.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 80] Sunday, December 27, 1903

The school opened by singing song No. 65, entitled “Oh, What Tender Mercy,” after which the superintendent led in prayer, followed by song No. 32, entitled “Over and Over Again,” there by the reading of the opening worship. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 19. Amount of Collection 12¢ .

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[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 81] Sunday, March 13, 1904

School opened by singing No. 64, “I Want to Be a Worker,” followed by a prayer by Supt., followed by another song, No. 97, “Trust and Obey.” Scholars present - 9. Collection - .02. School closed by singing No. 34, “More About Jesus.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 82] Sunday, March 27, 1904

School opened by singing song No. 65, and 18. After which, the Supt. led in prayer. There followed another song, No. 92. The school then lead the Responsive Reading after which the Supt. asked a few questions about the lesson. Teachers present -0. Scholars present -9. Amount of collection -4¢.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 83] Sunday, June 19^th, 1904

School opened by singing song No. 65 entitled, “Oh, What Tender Mercy.” The school then read the opening exercises, then followed song No. 64, entitled “I Want to Be a Worker.” After which, Rev. Davis lead in prayer. Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present -15.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 3 cts [Daisy Darling Smith, b. April 12, 1886. D. of Theodore and Phebe (Low) Smith]

Mr. Pater [stet] Hoos’ class present - 2 3 cts [Peter Hoos, 12/24/1848 - 3/30/1921, s. of George & Catharine (Girzel)Hoos]

Mr. Leslie Landess’ class present - 4 5 cts

Mr. Albert Hoos’ class present - 2 2 cts TOTAL 13 cts

Remarks - Raised a collection for the benefit of the United Brethren Sunday School amount $1.17.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 84] Sunday, June 26, 1904

The school opened by singing song No. 32, entitled, “Over and Over Again.” The Supt. then led in prayer. Then followed song No. 134 entitled, “more About Jesus.” The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers & scholars then took their places and began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present -15.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 7 5 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts

Mr. Leslie Landess’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. Albert Hoos’ class present - 1 0 cts TOTAL 8 cts

The school closed by singing song No. 118.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 85] Sunday, August 1, 1904

The school opened by singing song entitled “Sunlight,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 15.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 2 1 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 9 10 cts

Mr. Leslie Landess’ class present - - cts

Mr. Albert Hoos’ class present - 2 3 cts [Albert George Hoos, 12/15/1882 - 8/12/1976, s. of Charles & Louisa (Dunhouse) Hoos]

Miss Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts TOTAL 17 cts

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[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 86] Sunday, January 22, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 64 entitled “I Want to Be a Worker For the Lord,” after which the Supt. led prayer. The school then read the scripture lesson, which is found in John 2 chap 1-11 verses. The school then began the study of lesson. Scholars present -15. Collection 2 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 87] Sunday, March 5, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 62, entitled “Sing, Again the Story.” The school then read the opening exercises, after which Rev. Marshall led in prayer. Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Scholars present - 26. Teachers present - 4.

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 - cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 5 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 9 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts [John Wesley Hoos, 8/19/1872 - March 1975, s. of Peter & Eliza (Dunhouse) Hoos]

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 6 5 cts [Frank Milburn Lowe, 2/18/1873 - 11/20/1953, s. of

Total 22 cts Bingham & Mary (Culver) Low(e)]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 88] Sunday, March 12, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love.” After which, the school read the morning lesson. After which, the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 64, entitled “I Want To Be a Worker.” Teachers & Scholars then took their places and began the study of the lesson. Scholars present -21. Teachers present - 2.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 6 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 1 3 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 1 - cts

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 5 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 - cts TOTAL 18 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 89] Sunday, March 26, 1905

Scholars present - 10. Collection 10 cents.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 90] Sunday, April 2, 1905

The school read the opening worship which is found in Colossians 3 chap 1-14 16, 17 verses. Then followed song No. 58, entitled “Trust in God,” after which the school read the morning lesson entitled “Jesus the Good Shepard,” the Supt. led in prayer, then followed song No. 64, entitled “I want to Be a Worker.” Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Scholars present - 22. Teachers - 3.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 8 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts TOTAL 20 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 91] Sunday, April 9, 1905

School opened by reading the morning lesson then followed song No. 68, entitled, “In the Sunlight of His Love.” The school then read the scripture lesson, “The Raising of Lazarus,” which is found in John 11-32 to 45 verses. Teachers & scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 17.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 17 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - - cts

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 4 cts TOTAL 24 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 92] Sunday, April 23, 1905

The school read the opening worship which is found in Collossians 3 chapter 1-1-4-16 17 verse then followed song No. 92 entitled, “The Best of All.” After which, the school read the morning lesson, then Supt. led in prayer. Then followed by another song, No. 64, entitled, “I want to Be a Worker.” Then teachers and scholars then began to study the morning lesson. Scholars present - 29. Teachers present - 4.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 6 8 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 11 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 7 6 cts TOTAL 28 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 93] Sunday, April 30, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 58, entitled, “Trust in God,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 46, entitled, “In the Morning.” The school then read the morning lesson which is found in John 13-1-14. Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Scholars present - 33. Teachers present - 5.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 7 9 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 9 7 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 3 cts TOTAL 25 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 94] Sunday, April 7, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 64, entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 65 entitled, “O, What Tender Mercy.” The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 20.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 7 5 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 5 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 6 cts TOTAL 16 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 95] Sunday, May 14, 1905

School opened by singing song No. 94, entitled “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 68, entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love.” After which, the school read the morning exercise. Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present -2. Pupils present - 30.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - - - cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 1 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 7 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 10 cts TOTAL 22 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 96] Sunday, May 21, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 64 entitled, In the Sunlight of his love. After which the Supt. lead in prayer. Then followed song No. 92 entitled, “The Best of All,” after which the school read the morning lesson. Then teachers and class began the study of the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 20.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 5 4 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 19 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 1 cts TOTAL 26 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 97] Sunday, May 28, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 58 entitled, “Trust In God.” Then the school read the opening worship. After which, Mr. Lytle lead in prayer. Then the school read the morning lesson, then followed song No. 153, entitled “Beautiful Songs.” Then teacher and class took places and began study of morning lesson. Teachers present - 6. Scholars - 29.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 2 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 7 10 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 13 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 5 13 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 9 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 13 cts TOTAL 60 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 98] Sunday, June 11, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 134 entitled “More About Jesus.” Then the Supt. lead in prayer. Then followed song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All.” Then the school read the morning lesson. Then teachers and pupils took their places and began the study of the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Pupils - 17.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 1 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 4 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 99] Sunday, June 18, 1905

School opened by singing song No. 64, after which the school read the morning lesson then the Supt. led in prayer, followed by song. After which, the school began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars - 8.

Frank Low’s class present - 4 3 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 - cts TOTAL 3 cts

The school closed by singing No. 40 entitled “Ready For His Coming.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 100] Sunday, June 25, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 40 entitled, “Ready For His Coming,” after which the school read the morning lesson. Then followed song No. 65, “O, What Tender Mercy,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 92, “The Best of All.” Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Pupils present - 20.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 11 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 - cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 5 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 1 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 3 5 cts TOTAL 22 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 101] Sunday, July 2, 1905

Sec. absent. Scholars present - 20. Amount of collection - 38 cents.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 102] Sunday, July 9, 1905

The school opened by singing song entitled “Bring Them In,” after which Rev. Marshall led in prayer. Then followed song No. 94 entitled “Tell The Sweet Story of Jesus.” The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Pupils present - 26.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 - cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 - cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 5 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 2 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 2 cts TOTAL 9 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 103] Sunday, July 16, 1905

School opened by singing song No. 46 entitled, “In the Morning,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 92 entitled, “The Best of All.” The school then read the morning lesson, “The Suffering Savior” which is found in Isaiah 52 chpt 13-15 verses and 53 chapt 1st - 112 verses. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present -1. Scholars present -13.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 1 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 2 1 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 4 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 104] Sunday, July 23, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 94 entitled, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 96 entitled, ‘Trust and Obey.” The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Isaiah 55: 1^st 13 verses. Teachers & pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 32.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 1 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 0 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 7 13 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 2 cts TOTAL 18 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 105] Sunday, August 20, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 68 entitled “In the Sunlight of His Love,” after which the school then read the morning lesson. Then they Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 64 entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker.” Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars - 30.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 7 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 6 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 7 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 4 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 9 2 cts TOTAL 26 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 106] Sunday, September 3, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 72 entitled, “Witness For Jesus,” then the school read the opening worship then followed another song, No. 73, entitled, “All Taken Away.” Then Mr. [William] Lytle lead in prayer. Then followed another song, No. 153, entitled “Beautiful Songs.” Then teachers and scholars began the study of morning lesson. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 12.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 2 - cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 3 cts TOTAL 5 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 107] Sunday, September 17, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 64 entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker.” After which, the Superintendent led in prayer. Sang another song, No. 97, entitled “Trust and Obey.” The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Dan 1:8-20 verses. Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present -2. Scholars present - 13.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 1 1 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 2 cts TOTAL 6 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 108] Sunday, October 22, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 40 entitled “Ready For His Coming,” after which the Superintendent led in prayer. Sang another song, No. 32, entitled “Over and Over Again.” The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Ezra 3:10-4:5. Teachers & classes then took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 10.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 5 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 5 1 cts TOTAL 6 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 109] Sunday, October 29, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 58 entitled “Trust In God.” After which Brother [William] Lytle led in prayer. Then followed song No. 153 entitled, “Beautiful Song.” The school then read the scripture lesson found Zech 4-1-10 verses. Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Pupils present - 24.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s classpresent - 4 3 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 9 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 1 cts TOTAL 17 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 110] Sunday, November 5, 1905.

The school opened by singing song - the last song in the book, entitled “Bring Them In.” Then the Supt. lead in prayer, then followed by song No. 32 entitled “Over and Over Again.” Then the teacher and pupils began study of morning lesson. Pupils present - 11.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 2 cts

Mr. [Frank] Lowe and Hoos’s class present - 5 3 cts TOTAL 5 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 111] Sunday, November 12, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 32 entitled, “Over and Over Again,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 40, entitled, “Ready For His Coming.” After which the scholars read the morning lesson which is found in Ezra 8-21-32 verses. Teachers & pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Pupils present -24.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 6 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 5 6 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 3 7 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 23 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 112] Sunday, December 17, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 92, “The Best of All.” Then Supt. led in prayer. Then followed song No. 134, “More About Jesus,” then the school read the morning lesson. Then teachers and pupils began the study of the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Pupils present - 28.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 5 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s classpresent - 7 4 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 6 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s’s class present - 2 5 cts TOTAL 21 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 113] Sunday, December 24, 1905

The school opened by singing song No. 64 entitled “I Want To Be a Worker,” after which the Supt. lead in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. After which, teachers and pupils began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 17.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 5 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 0 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 4 6 cts [Dec 24, 1848, Germany-Mar 30, 1921, Pittsfield, IL]

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 2 cts TOTAL 13 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 114] Sunday, Jan 8, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 18 entitled, “God’s Throne,” after which Brother Kline led in prayer. The school then read the lesson which is found in John 1- chapter 19 to 34 verses. Teachers & pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 34.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 2 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 11 12cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s’s class present - 4 1 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 7 cts TOTAL 25 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 115] Sunday, January 14, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 64 entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker,” after which, Brother Marshall led in prayer, the school then read the morning lesson. Teachers and pupils then began the study of the lesson which is found in Matt 2 - 1&2 verses. Teachers present - 3. Pupils present - 27.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 15 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 3 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s classpresent - 12 13 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 2 cts TOTAL 33 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 116] Sunday, January 28, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers & pupils then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 20.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s’s classpresent - 4 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 4 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 7 2 cts

Mrs. Cressie Hoos’ class present - 0 5 cts TOTAL 19 cts [aka, Mrs. Fred Hoos]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 117] Sunday, February 11, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled “O, How Many Blessings,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. Then the school led the morning lesson - subject, Jesus called fisherman. The school then began the study of the lesson. Scholars present - 14. Teachers present - 2.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 2 0 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 3 cts TOTAL 7 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 118] Sunday, February 18, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 92, entitled “The Best of All,” after which the school read the opening worship, after which Bro. [Henry] Roads (Rhodes) led in prayer. Then followed song No. 134 entitled, “More About Jesus.” The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Mark 1-21-34. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present -26. Visitors present - 2: Mrs Bill Stulty & Mr. [blank].

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 13 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 7 6 cts.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 5 cts TOTAL 27 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 119] Sunday, March 4, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 65 entitled, “Oh What Tender Mercy,” after which the Supt. Led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers and classes then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 12.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 3 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 6 3 cts

Mr. Lytle’s class (sent by B.K.) present - 0 1 cts TOTAL 7 cts

signed by W.P.L. Sec. - 06 Librarian: Linnie Lowe [W.P.L. = William P. Landess]

[Linnie = Lenna B. Lowe, d. of Bingham Low(e)]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 120] Sunday, March 18, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 92 entitled “The Best of All,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 12.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 8 2 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 6 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - - - cts TOTAL 8 cts

Review lesson - 1906. Sunday school consisted of the following. Linnie, Paul and Forrest Low. Daisy and Bessie Smith. Ada & Mamie Landess. John [Hoos], Claude [Hoos], and Clarence Hoos. William Hoos. Frank, Neva and Vergil (stet) Low. Secretary - Willie Landess. School closed by singing No. 153.

Bessie Clara Smith

1897 Ada Grace Landess

1897 Mayme Elizabeth Landess - 1897

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 121] Sunday, March 25, 1906

The Sunday school opened by singing song No. 65, “O, What Tender Mercy.” Then the Supt. lead in prayer then the school read the morning lesson after which the teachers and pupils began the study of the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Pupils - 14.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 3 - cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 8 8 cts TOTAL 8 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 122] Sunday, April Fools, 1906

The school opened by singing song entitled, “Bring Them In,” after which the Supt. led in prayer the school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 15.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 5 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 5 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 6 0 cts

Sunday school consisted of the following: Ada, Mamie, Stuart & Willie Landess. Frank, Neva, Virgil, Paul, Arthur & Linnie Low. Daisy and Bessie Smith. Effie, Claude, Will & Clarence Hoos. Forrest Lowe & “Serns? Wassell. Secretary: W. P. Landess.

Bessie Clara Smith Forrest Hugo Lowe

Neva Grace Lowe

abt 1911 Virgil Edgar Lowe

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 123] Sunday, April 8, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 92, entitled, “The Best of All,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The School then read the lesson which is found in Matt 12-1-14 verse. The school then began the study of the lesson. Scholars present - 20. Teachers present - 4.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 7 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 2 2 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 3 cts

Miss Fred Hoos’ [stet] class present - 3 11 cts TOTAL 25 cts

The school closed by singing song no. 134.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 124] Sunday, April 15, 1906

The school opened by singing the last song in the book entitled, “Bring Them In.” Then the Supt. lead in prayer. Then the school began the study of the morning lesson. Then the teacher took their places and began the study of morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 11.

Miss Daisy Smith’s class present - 4 3 cts

Mr. Frank Lowe’s class present - 5 7 cts Amt of collection 10 cts

Frank, Neva, Virgil, Valera Lowe. Eva Hoos. Arthur & Paul Lowe. Daisy & Bessie Smith, Ada & Stuart Landess. Linnie Lowe, Secretary & Librarian

Vera Valera Lowe

abt 1911 Arthur B. Lowe

Feb 1923

Paul Earl¹⁰ Lowe

abt 1910 Lenna B. Lowe

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 125] Sunday, May 3, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 118 entitled,“The Lamp of Light.” After which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present -2. Scholars present -9. Mr. Frank Low’s class

present - 7 5 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 1 - cts TOTAL 5 cts

School closed by singing song no. 92, entitled “The Best of All.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 126] Sunday, May 20, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 92 after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 24.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 5 5 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 5 cts

Miss Daisy Smith class present - 5 2 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 25 cts TOTAL 37 cts

1 cts 38 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 127] Sunday, June 3, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 64 entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker,” after which Bro. Doss led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Mark 7 - 24 - 30. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 30.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 8 5 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 6 17 cts

Miss Daisy Smith class present - 5 3 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s class present - 6 16 cts Total 45 cts

The school closed by singing song no. 118.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 128] Sunday, June 10, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 18 entitled, “God’s Promise,” after which the superintendent led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Matt 16 chapter 13-28 v. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 19.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 11 8 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 6 18 cts

Miss Daisy Smith class present - 2 14 cts Total 30 cts

School closed by singing song no. 118.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 129] Sunday, June 17, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 118 entitled, “The Lamp of Light,” after which the superintendent led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson which is found in Luke 9 - 28 - 36. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars - 17.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 2 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 10 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 1 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 2 2 cts Total 15 cts

School closed by singing song no. 134.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 130] Sunday, July 1, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 118 entitled, “The Lamp of Light.” After which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 16.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 6 5 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 5 3 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 2 3 cts Total 11 cts.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 131] Sunday, July 8, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 32, entitled, “Over and Over Again,” after which the assistant superintendent led in prayer. The school then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present -12.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 3 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 1 cts

Mr. Peter Hoos’ class present - 3 5 cts Total 9 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 132] Sunday, July 15, 1906

School opened by singing song no. 58 entitled, “Trust in God,” after which Brother Lytle led in prayer. The school then began the study of the lesson found in Luke 10 chapter 25 to 37 verse. Supt absent. Assistant Supt. present. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 22.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 7 cts

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 4 1 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 30 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 51 cts

Miss Daisy Smith class present - 3 1 cts Total 90 cts

School closed by singing No. 118.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 133] Sunday, July 29, 1906

The school opened by singing song No. 118, entitled, “The Lamp of Light,” after which the Supt. led the prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present -3. Scholars present - 18.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 8 15 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 5 13 cts

Mrs. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 5 cts Total 33 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 134] Sunday, August 5, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 92, entitled, “The Best of All,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present -12.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 1 5 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 2 cts

Mr. [William] Lytle’s class present - 4 13 cts Total 20 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 135] Sunday, August 12, 1906

The school opened by singing no. 97 entitled, “Trust and Obey,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. The teacher and scholars then began the study of the lesson. Teachers present - 3.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 2 6 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 2 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 4 11 cts Total 19 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 136] Sunday, August 26, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. [Entry stops here. Nothing further is written.]

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 137] Sunday, August 26, 1906

The school opened by singing song no. 64 entitled, “I Want to Be a Worker,” after which the Supt. led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 17. Mr. Frank Low’s class

present - 1 2 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 3 6 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 6 7 cts Total 18 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 138] Sunday, September 9, 1906

School opened by singing no. 64, entitled, “I Want to Be a Worker,” after which Bro. Marshall led in prayer. The school then read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 26.

Mr. Frank Low’s class present - 3 7 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 6 10 cts

Mr.[William] Lytle’s class present - 5 24 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’s class present - 11 5 cts Total 46 cts

School closed with a song no. 21.

[Big gap in entries here, but no missing pages....] Phebe Margaret (Low) Smith

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 139] Sunday, April 21, 1907

Election of officers for the Sunday school beginning Sunday, April 21^st, 1907 and closing Sunday, April 21, 1908 are as follows:

For Superintendent Frank Lowe

For Assistant Mr. William Hoos

For Secretary Miss Bessie Smith

For Organist Mrs. Edna Hoos

For Assistant To be supplied

For Chorist Mr. Albert Hoos

For Librarian Miss Lena Lowe

For Treasurer Miss Daisy Smith

Sealed this 21^st day of April 1907

Old Men Mr. [Henry] Rhodes - Hoos

Old Women Mrs. P. Smith [Phebe (Low) Smith]

Intermediate Girls Cressie [Cressie Hoos, wife of Frederick]

Junior Boys John Hoos

Young Men & Women - Willie Landess

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 140] Sunday, April 28, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 118 entitled, “The Lamp of Light,” after which they read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 134 “More About Jesus,” then read the morning lesson. Then the Supt. led in prayer. Teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars - 24.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 3 11 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 5 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 5 6 cts

Mrs. Phebe Smith’s class present - 2 1 cts

Mrs. Cressie Hoos present - 4 8 cts Total 31 cts

Closed by singing song no. 92, entitled, “The Best of All.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 141] Sunday, May 12, 1907

School opened by singing song no. 94, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” followed by reading opening worship then sang song no. 97, “Trust and Obey,” followed by reading the morning lesson. The Supt. led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 17.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 10 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 4 6 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’s class present - 3 7 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 3 8 cts Total 31 cts

Then sang song no. 32, “Over and Over Again.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 142] Sunday, May 19, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 118 entitled “The Lamp of Light,” followed by reading the morning lesson then the minister led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars - 22.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes class present - 7 16 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 6 9 cts

Mr. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 4 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts Total 33 cts

Closed by singing song no. 46 entitled, “In the Morning.”

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 143] Sunday, May 26, 1907

School opened by singing song no. 118 entitled, “The Lamp of Light,” then the school read the opening worship. The Supt. then led in prayer followed by singing song no. 32 entitled “Over and Over Again.” Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars - 18.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 3 11 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 4 7 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 5 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 10 cts Total 33 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 144] Sunday, June 2, 1907

School opened by singing song no. 92, entitled, “the Best of All.” Then the school read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 64, entitled, “I Want to Be a Worker,” after which they read the morning lesson. Then the Supt. led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 24.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 9 15 cts

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 5 9 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 4 9 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 6 cts Total 39 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 145] Sunday, June 16, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 65 entitled, “O, What Tender Mercy,” then they read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 32, entitled, “Over and Over Again.” Then read the morning lesson. The minister then led in prayer. Teachers and classes took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 35.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 10 4 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 8 12 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 12 21 cts

Mr. Henry Rhodes’ class present - 5 6 cts Total 43 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 146] Sunday, June 30, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 78, entitled, “All Taken Away.” They then read the opening worship. The Supt. then led in prayer followed by reading morning lesson then sang song no. 80, entitled “When Jesus Comes.” Teachers present - 1. Scholars - 20.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 7 4 cts

Mrs.[William] Lytle’ class present - 6 6 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 5 16 cts Total 26 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 147] Sunday, July 7, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 118, entitled, “The Lamp of Light.” They then read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 97, entitled “Trust and Obey.” The Supt. then led in prayer. They then read responsive lesson. Teachers & classes then took their places. Scholars present - 13.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 7 4 cts

Mr. Henry Rhodes’ class present - 3 7 cts Total 11 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 148] Sunday, July 21, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 64 entitled, “I Want to Be a Worker,” followed by reading opening worship then Bro. Griffeth led in prayer. Sang song no. 134 entitled, “More About Jesus.” Teachers and Classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 26.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 17 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 4 4 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 9 29 cts Total 54 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 149] Sunday, August 4, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 82 entitled, “Over and Over Again.” They then read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 46, entitled “In the Morning.” The Supt. then led in prayer after which they read the morning lesson. Teachers & Classes then took their places. Teachers present - 1. Scholars present - 16.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 15 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 2 3 cts Total 22 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 150] Sunday, August 11, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 58, entitled “Trust In God.” They then read the opening worship. Then sang song no. 24 entitled, “Jesus is My Friend.” Brother Rhodes then led in prayer followed by reading morning lesson. Teachers & classes took their places. Teachers present - 4. Scholars present - 22.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 15 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 2 3 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 9 29 cts Total 31 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 151] Sunday, August 24, 1907

Advertising Committee. Leslie L.[Landess], Mr. Pete H. [Hoos]

Purc. Committee Frank L. [Lowe], Bill H. [Hoos]

Solicite Committee Eva [Hoos], Ada [Landess] & Bessie [Smith]

Collecting Committee Lenard & Willie [Landess]

Music Committee Mrs. Edna Hoos, Clyde R., Lela R.,

Fred H.[Hoos] to get ice.

John H. [Hoos] to get the confectionary.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 152] Sunday, August 25, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 34 entitled, “More About Jesus.” They then read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 118 entitled, “The Lamp of Light.” They then read the morning lesson. Teachers and classes took their places.

Willie Landess’ class present - 4 5 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 4 11 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 5 3 cts Total 19 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 153] Sunday, Oct 6, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 94 entitled, “Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus,” after which they read the opening worship then sang song no. 73 entitled, “All Taken Away.” The Supt. then led in prayer followed by reading the morning lesson. The classes then took their places. Scholars present - 14.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 21 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 5 0 cts Total 21 cts

Brother Hamilton’s first Sunday

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 154] Sunday, October 13, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 134 entitled, “More About Jesus.” The Supt. then led in prayer. Then sang song no. 73 entitled “All Taken Away.” The school then read morning lesson. Scholars present - 18. Teachers present - 1.

Mr.[Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 6 18 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 4 4 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 5 3 cts Total 25 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 155] Sunday, October 20, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 92 entitled “The Best of All.” Then the school read the opening worship followed by singing song No. 97 entitled “Trust and Obey.” They then read the morning lesson. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 14.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 2 5 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 13 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 5 10 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 2 4 cts Total 32 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 156] Sunday, October 27, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 64 entitled, “I Want To Be a Worker.” They then read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 73 entitled “All Taken Away.” After which they read the morning lesson. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars - 18.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 7 3 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 5 8 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 6 2 cts Total 13 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 157] Sunday, November 3, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 32, entitled, “Over and Over Again,” after which they read the opening worship then sang song no. 92 entitled “The Best of All.” The Supt. then led in prayer followed by reading morning lesson. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present -2. Scholars present - 19.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 4 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 3 1 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 7 9 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 4 6 cts Total 20 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 158] Sunday, November 10, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 39 entitled, “Sweet Hour of Prayer,” followed by reading opening worship. Then sang song no. 90 entitled “When The Roll is Called Up Yonder.” Mr. Rhodes then led in prayer after which they read the morning lesson. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 21.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 2 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 8 22 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 9 6 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 2 6 cts Total 36 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 159] Sunday, November 17, 1907

The school opened by singing song No. 35, entitled “It’s Mine,” after which they read the opening worship followed by singing song no. 30, entitled “My Savior First of All.” They then read the morning lesson. The Supt. then led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 13.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 2 7 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 6 10 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 5 3 cts Total 20 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 160] Sunday, November 24, 1907

Had Sunday School Nov 24, 1907. No report made. 11 cents collection.

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 161] Sunday, December 1, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 30, entitled “My Savior First of All,” after which they read the opening worship then sang song no. 28 entitled “Keep On The Sunny Side of Life.” The Supt. then led in prayer followed by reading the morning lesson. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 20.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 3 2 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 6 4 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 7 4 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 4 14 cts Total 24 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 162] Sunday, December 8, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 108 entitled “There is Power in The Blood,” followed by reading opening worship after which sang song no. 15 entitled “Give Me Jesus,” then read morning lesson. Mr. Rhodes then led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their places. Teachers present - 3. Scholars present - 37.

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 5 11 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 9 7 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 11 11 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 5 4 cts Total 33 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 163] Sunday, December 15, 1907

The school opened by singing song No. 35 followed by reading opening worship followed by singing song no. 28 entitled “Keep on the Sunny Side of Life.” Then read morning.(stet) Supt. then led in prayer. Teachers and classes then took their place. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 18.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 4 5 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 2 - cts

John Hoos’ class present - 5 7 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 6 18 cts Total 30 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 164] Sunday, December 22, 1907

The school opened by singing song no. 90 entitled “When the Roll is Called Up Yonder,” followed by reading opening worship. The Supt. then led in prayer after which they read the morning lesson. Teachers & classes then took their places. Teachers present - 2. Scholars present - 14.

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 4 15 cts

John Hoos’ class present - 8 4 cts

Willie Landess’ class present - 3 8 cts Total 27 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 165] Sunday, December 29, 1907

The Sunday school opened by singing song no. 90 entitled “When the Roll is Called Up Yonder.” Then the school read the opening worship then followed by song No. 1, “There Shall Be Showers of Blessings.” Then the Supt. led in prayer. Then teachers and pupils took their places.

Mr. John Hoos’ class present - 9 2 cts

Mr. [Henry] Rhodes’ class present - 8 5 cts

Mr. Willie Landess’ class present - 4 3 cts

Mrs. Fred Hoos’ class present - 3 - cts Total 10 cts

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 166] Undated, apparently written between December 29, 1907 and January 5, 1908:

Superintendent Frank Lowe

Assistant Superintendent Henry Rhodes

Bible Class Men Mr. [Henry] Rhodes

Young People Willie Landess

Intermediate Mrs. Fred Hoos

Junior John Hoos

Organist Mrs. & Miss Hoos

Secretary Linnie Lowe

Librarian Harry Ritter

Treasurer Daisy Smith

Bible Class Women Mrs. B. J. Lowe [Mary Della (Culver) Low(e), wife of Bingham James Low(e)]

Mary Della (Culver) Low(e)

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 167] January 5, 1908

Treasurer’s report from April 28, 1907 to Jan 5, 1908

Amount of money in treasure April 28, 1907: $8.06.

Amount spent for literature:

April 21 $3.10

June 24 $3.00

Sept 16 $3.33

Dec 16 $3.80

Total Amount $13.23

Amount of regular collection: $8.84

June 25 received $27.55 festival money

Nov 12 paid $8.45 for song books.

Sold 13 song books amount: $4.55

December paid $1.50 for Sunday School treat

January 4 paid 30¢ for secretary book & pencil

Total amount spent during this year: $23.48.

Amount in treasure today: $26.52

[signed] Daisy D. Smith, treasurer

[Sunday School Jrnl Pg 168] Jan 3, 1909

Treasurer’s report from Jan 5, 1908 to Jan 3, 1909.

Amount of money in treasure January 5, 1908: $26.52

Amount spent for literature:

March 16 $4.07

June 17 $4.20

Sept. 14 $4.28

Dec. 21 $4.14

Total $16.69

Amount of penny collection: $13.55.

June 9 received $28.45 festival money.

May 19 paid $25.00 for church carpet.

Dec 1 paid $6.61 for song books.

Feb 15 paid 25¢ for S.S. bell.

Total amount spent during year: $48.55

Amount in treasure today: $19.97

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 169] January 2, 1910

Treasurer’s report from Jan 3, 1909 to Jan 2^nd, 1910

Amount of money in treasure January 3, 1909: $ 19.97

Amount of penny collection: $12.16

June 17 $24.26 festival money

Amount spent for literature:

March 16 $4.78

June 14 $4.67

Oct $4.43

Dec $4.80

Total $18.68

Spent $2.30 for Christmas entertainment, literature, candles, ornaments, and paper.

August 23 paid Leslie Landess 75¢ for spoons for picnic.

Total amount spent during year: $21.73

Amount in treas. today: $34.60.

Leland Stanford Lowe

1923

[United Brethren Church Sunday School Journal Page 170]

Birthday Box, 1907

William Hoos 44 years old Dec 8, 1907 gave 50¢

Albert Hoos 25 years old Dec 15, 1907 gave 25¢

Harry Ritter 15 years old Dec 12, 1907 gave 15¢

Virgil Lowe 10 years old Oct 6, 1907 gave 10¢

Forrest Lowe 8 years old Oct 7, 1907 gave 8¢

Mamie Landess 14 years old Nov 28, 1907 gave 15¢

Leland Lowe 21 years old Nov 12, 1907 gave 21¢

Leslie Landess 29 years old Nov 27, 1907 gave 40¢

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