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ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF THE DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN OHIO
1. THE DISTRICT BOARD
The Church of the Brethren of Southern Ohio is entrusted to the oversight and fostering care of a District Board.
A. Membership
The District Board shall be made up of fifteen persons elected by majority vote of the delegates to district conference, from a ballot prepared by the Nominating and Personnel Committee. The modera- tor and the secretary of the district conference by virtue of their offices shall be ex-officio members of the board.
B. Tenure
Each of the members of the District Board shall be elected for a term of three years, except that at the first election five members shall be elected for a term of one year, five for a term of two years, and five for a term of three years. Each member shall be eligible for nomination to succeed himself, but, at the completion of a second successive term, he shall not again be eligible for nomination until a period of one year shall have elapsed.
C. Eligibility
Any member of the Church of the Brethren who has been a resident member of one of the congregations of the District of South- ern Ohio for a period of one year, and who has demonstrated conse- crated Christian living and faithful service in the local congregation; loyalty to the ideals, program, and practices of the Church of the Brethren; and ability to exercise wise judgment in the affairs of the church shall be eligible to be nominated for election to the District Board.
D. Organization
The District Board shall meet at the call of the moderator of the district conference as soon as feasible after the annual election. At this meeting the board shall choose a chairman, a vice-chairman, and a secretary from among its members, and determine the time and place of meetings.
The board shall organize into four commissions;
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The Commission on Ministry, Missions and Church Extension with five members.
The Commission on Christian Education with four members.
The Commission on Brethren Service with three members.
The Commission on Stewardship and Finance with three members.
E. Duties
(a) General duties of the District Board:
1. The District Board is charged with the responsibility of plan- ning, administering, promoting and supervising the total work of the district.
2. It shall appoint a committee to plan and provide for the pro- gram of the annual district conference.
3. It shall appoint a district treasurer, who shall receive, con- serve, and disburse all funds belonging to the District of Southern Ohio at the direction of the Board of Administration. His tenure and compensation shall be determined by the board.
4. It shall appoint, as needed, persons who shall be responsible for the promotion of the functional program of the church in the districts .*
Each of these functional interests, the trustees of Manchester College, the trustees of the Brethren's Home, the District Cabinet of the CBYF, the District Cabinet of Women's Work, and the District Cabinet of Men's Work shall be entitled to be represented by one person at the meetings of the District Board.
5. It shall designate one of its members to represent the district as a member of the Central Regional Council.
6. It shall employ and direct the work of such personnel as may be authorized by district conference.
7. It shall make interim appointments to fill such vacancies as may occur in district offices.
8. It shall appoint three persons to serve with the moderator and the secretary of the district conference as a District Nominating and Personnel Committee, among whose duties it shall be to prepare a ballot offering at least two names for each office to be filled by vote of the delegates to district conference. Further nominations from the floor of district conference may be added to the ballot. The term of one of the appointed members of this committee shall expire each year, and no member shall be eligible to succeed himself.
9. It shall prepare, and present to district conference, a proposed
* At present these functional officials are as follows:
(1) A district Brotherhood Fund representative;
(2) A district director of children's work, with a cabinet of five members;
(3) A district director of intermediate work, with a cabinet of four members;
(4) A district director of leadership training;
(5) A board of five directors of Camp Sugar Grove;
(6) A committee on educational program for Camp Sugar Grove;
(7) An editor and a business manager of the Southern Ohio Herald.
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annual budget to care for the total anticipated financial needs of the work of the district.
10. It shall make annual reports of its work to the district con- ference, with recommendations for such action as seems appropriate.
11. It shall hold title to such real estate and funds as may be the property of the district.
12. It shall undertake to promote closer fraternal relations with all evangelical denominations, and especially with those which share the Dunker tradition.
(b) The Commission on Ministry, Missions and Church Extension, under the direction of the District Board, shall:
1. Recruit, license, and ordain ministers, with the consent and co-operation of the local congregations.
2. Ordain ministers into the eldership upon the approval of the Elders' Body of the district and with the consent of the local congre- gation.
3. Assist local congregations in pastoral placement, working in co-operation with the executive secretary of the Central Region.
4. Install pastors.
5. Promote wholesome relations between the pastor and his church.
6. Provide opportunities for in-service training and fellowship for ministers, for deacons, for members of local ministerial boards, and for other groups with related responsibilities.
7. Supervise and foster the work of those congregations which receive support from the treasury of the district.
8. Search out locations within the area of the district into which the church should extend its activities, and bring recommendations for the establishment of new work to the board for study and dispo- sition.
9. Promote and supervise a comprehensive program of evangelism in the churches of the district.
10. Encourage young people to volunteer for missionary service, and promote missions at home and abroad.
(c) The Commission on Christian Education, under the direction of the District Board, shall:
1. Foster and assist the work of Christian education in the local congregations.
2. Provide opportunities for in-service training for the workers in the local congregations.
3. Administer the educational program of the district camp.
4. Co-operate with the cabinets of Children's Work, Intermediate Work, the CBYF, Men's Work, and Women's Work, in co-ordinating the educational program of the district.
5. Designate one of its members to be the representative of South- ern Ohio on the Board of Directors of Camp Mack,
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(d) The Commission on Brethren Service, under the direction of the District Board, shall:
1. Promote and supervise all the relief activities of the district.
2. Interpret, promote, and recruit for Brethren Volunteer Service.
3. Promote the peace education program of the church, and pro- vide counsel on matters of military conscription.
4. Promote and offer guidance for the expression of Christian convictions concerning proposed legislation in Congress, in the state. legislature, and in local communities.
5. Promote plans to assist Brethren families to locate their homes in Brethren communities.
6. Promote appreciation for the Christian values of rural life, and help Brethren farmers secure land in Brethren communities.
(e) The Commission on Stewardship and Finance, under the di- rection of the District Board, shall:
1. Arrange for the bonding of the district treasurer.
2. Provide for the annual audit of the books of the district treas- urer and of all other treasurers who may report to the district con- ference.
3. Apportion the budget among the local congregations.
4. Be available to counsel with the finance officials of the local congregations.
5. Direct the work of the district Brotherhood Fund repre- sentative.
6. Recommend an annual Brotherhood Fund goal for the district.
7. Promote Christian stewardship in the district and in the local congregations.
8. Conserve and invest all annuity, endowment and other funds belonging to the district.
9. Care for, conserve, and protect all real estate to which the District Board holds title.
II. THE ELDERS' BODY
The composition and function of the Elders' Body are those defined by the decisions of the Annual Conference of the Church of the Brethren.
III. OTHER OFFICERS, COMMITTEES, AND BOARDS
A. Officers of District Conference
1. The business of the district conference shall be conducted by four officers: a moderator, an assistant moderator, a reading clerk, and a secretary, who shall be elected by majority vote of the dele- gates at district conference.
2. Any ordained elder or minister who has been a resident member of one of the congregations of the district for a period of one year, and who fulfills the qualifications set forth in the minutes of
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Annual Conference, is eligible for nomination to serve as moderator or as assistant moderator.
3. Any person who has been a resident member of one of the congregations of the district for a period of one year, and who fulfills the qualifications set forth above for members of the district board, is eligible to serve as reading clerk or as secretary of the district conference.
4. A person may serve as moderator, as assistant moderator, or as reading clerk no more often than once in three years.
5. The secretary shall be elected for a three-year term, and shall be eligible for nomination to succeed himself. At the close of a second successive term he shall not be eligible for a further term until one year shall have elapsed.
B. Delegates to Standing Committee
The choice of delegates to Standing Committee is governed by the statement of eligibility and qualifications set forth in the minutes of Annual Conference. A ballot shall be presented by the Nominating and Personnel Committee. Additional names may be added from the floor of the district conference. The first three to receive a majority vote shall serve as the members of the Standing Committee. The next three to receive a majority shall become the alternates.
C. Trustees of the Brethren's Home
The Brethren's Home at Greenville shall continue to be admin- istered under the terms of its Articles of Incorporation by a board of five trustees elected by a majority vote of the delegates at dis- trict conference for terms of five years, one member's term expiring each year. No person shall be eligible for nomination to serve more than two successive terms until one year shall have elapsed after the completion of his second term.
D. Trustee of Manchester College
The representative of this district on the board of trustees of Man- chester College shall be elected by majority vote of the delegates to the district conference for a five-year term. No person shall be eligible to serve more than two successive terms until one year shall have elapsed after the completion of the second term.
E. Credential Committee
The credential committee shall be made up of three elders chosen by the Elders' Body and confirmed by the district conference. They shall be elected to serve for three-year terms, the term of one mem- ber expiring each year. No member of the committee shall be eligible to succeed himself.
F. Historical Committee
There shall be a continuing committee of three persons whose duty it shall be to encourage the collection, conservation, organiza- tion, and publication of historical information concerning the Church of the Brethren in Southern Ohio. The members of this committee
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shall be elected to serve for three-year terms, the term of one mem- ber expiring each year. No person shall be eligible to serve for more than two successive terms until a period of one year shall have elapsed after the completion of his second term.
G. Resolutions Committee
There shall be a continuing committee of three persons whose duty it shall be to present to the district conference a written body of resolutions expressing the convictions and attitudes of the Church of the Brethren on matters of local, national, and world-wide interest. Members of this committee shall be elected to three-year terms, the term of one member expiring each year. No member of this commit- tee shall be eligible to succeed himself.
H. Representatives to the Assembly, Ohio Council of Churches
The Ohio Brethren Pastors' Association is authorized to submit nominations for representatives of the Church of the Brethren to the assembly of the Ohio Council of Churches. Upon confirmation of these nominations by vote of the delegates of the district conference, the persons so nominated shall become the official representatives of our district in that capacity.
I. The Nominating and Personnel Committee
This committee is provided for above, in the section on general duties of the board of administration.
J. Other officers, committees, and boards may be instituted at any time by vote of the delegates at district conference.
When this report shall have been accepted by vote of the delegates at the district conference, all officers and committees of the district not specifically provided for herein shall be discontinued, and all pro- visions in the minutes of the district conference which are at variance with it are hereby rescinded.
Decisions of the Conference
1. On motion of Brother Norman B. Wine of Mack Memorial, the delegates voted to adopt the plan of organization as amended.
2. On motion of Brother H. H. Helman of New Carlisle, the dele- gates voted to authorize the District Board to incorporate as the suc- cessor to the District Mission Board, and to any other incorporated board of the district.
2. DISTRICT BOARDS OR COMMITTEES
MISSION BOARD
1920
E. C. Funderburg 1925
J. O. Garst 1924
J. W. Fidler 1923 J. W. Fidler 1928
C. A. Baker 1922 Levi Minnich 1927
I. G. Blocher
1921
J. H. Eidemiller
1926
1921
Howard Eidemiller 1926
E. C. Funderburg 1925
J. O. Garst
1924
J. W. Fidler 1923
Levi Minnich
1922
1922
Levi Minnich 1927
Howard Eidemiller 1926
E. C. Funderburg 1925
J. O. Garst 1924
J. W. Fidler
1923
1923
J. W. Fidler 1928
Levi Minnich 1926
Howard Eidemiller 1925
E. C. Funderburg 1924
J. O. Garst 1923
1924
D. G. Berkebile 1929
J. W. Fidler 1928
Levi Minnich 1927
J. H. Eidemiller 1926
E. C. Funderburg 1925
1926
J. H. Eidemiller 1931
Orion Erbaugh 1930
D. G. Berkebile 1929
R. N. Leatherman
1928
Levi Minnich
1927
1927
Levi Minnich 1932
J. H. Eidemiller 1931
Orion Erbaugh 1930
D. G. Berkebile 1929
R. N. Leatherman
1928
1928
R. N. Leatherman 1933
Levi Minnich 1932
J. H. Eidemiller 1931
Orion Erbaugh 1930
D. G. Berkebile
1929
1929
D. G. Berkebile 1934
H. M. Coppock 1933
Levi Minnich 1932
J. H. Eidemiller 1931
Orion Erbaugh
1930
1925
Orion Erbaugh 1930
D. G. Berkebile 1929
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1930
1936
Orion Erbaugh 1935
D. G. Berkebile 1934
Orion Erbaugh 1940
H. M. Coppock 1933 D. G. Berkebile 1939
Levi Minnich
J. H. Eidemiller 1931
Levi Minnich
1937
1931
J. H. Eidemiller 1936
Orion Erbaugh 1935
D. G. Berkebile
1934
H. M. Coppock 1933
Levi Minnich 1932
H. M. Coppock
1938
1932
Levi Minnich 1937
J. H. Eidemiller
1936
Orion Erbaugh
1935
D. G. Berkebile 1934
H. M. Coppock 1933
D. G. Berkebile
1939
1933
H. M. Coppock 1938
Levi Minnich
1937
J. H. Eidemiller
1936
Orion Erbaugh
1935
J. H. Eidemiller 1941
Orion Erbaugh
1940
1934
1940
D. G. Berkebile
1939
Ray Porter 1945
H. M. Coppock
1938
Levi Minnich
1937
H. M. Coppock 1943
J. H. Eidemiller
1936
Ray Petersime 1942
Orion Erbaugh
1935
J. H. Eidemiller
1941
1935
1941
Orion Erbaugh 1940
Ray O. Shank 1946
D. G. Berkebile
1939
Ray Porter 1945
H. M. Coppock
1938
Oliver Royer 1944
Levi Minnich
1937
H. M. Coppock 1943
J. H. Eidemiller
1936
1937
Ray Petersime 1942
J. H. Eidemiller 1941
Orion Erbaugh 1940
D. G. Berkebile 1939
1938
H. M. Coppock. 1943
Ray Petersime 1942
J. H. Eidemiller 1941
Orion Erbaugh 1940
D. G. Berkebile 1934
1939
Oliver Royer 1944
H. M. Coppock 1943
Ray Petersime 1942
Oliver Royer 1944
Ray Petersime 1942
J. H. Eidemiller 1941
1932 H. M. Coppock 1938
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1942
1947
Ray Petersime 1947
Ray O. Shank
1946
C. G. Erbaugh 1951
Ray Porter
1945 Ray Porter 1950
Oliver Royer
1944 E. Friend Couser 1949
H. M. Coppock 1943
John H. Good 1948
1943
1948
John H. Good 1948
Ray Petersime 1947
Guy Studebaker 1952
Ray O. Shank
1946
C. G. Erbaugh 1951
Ray Porter
1945
Ray Porter 1950
Oliver Royer
1944
E. Friend Couser
1949
1944
1949
E. Friend Couser 1949
John H. Good
1948
John H. Good 1953
Ray Petersime
1947
Ora L. Hoover 1952
Ray O. Shank
1946
C. G. Erbaugh 1951
Ray Porter
1945
Ray Porter 1950
1945
1950
Ray Porter 1950
E. Friend Couser 1949
John H. Good
1948
John H. Good 1953
Ray Petersime 1947
Ray O. Shank 1946
C. G. Erbaugh
1951
1946
1951
C. G. Erbaugh 1951
Ray Porter
1950
C. G. Erbaugh 1955
Ralph E. Mishler 1954
John H. Good
1948
E. Friend Couser 1953
Ray Petersime
1947
John H. Good 1952
MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE
1920
1921
B. F. Sharp
1923
L. A. Bookwalter 1924
Sylvan Bookwalter
1922
B. F. Sharp 1923
S. Z. Smith
1921
Sylvan Bookwalter 1922
John H. Good 1953
E. Friend Couser 1954
Ralph E. Mishler 1955
E. Friend Couser 1954
Ora L. Hoover 1952
Ora L. Hoover 1956
E. Friend Couser 1949
Guy Studebaker 1952
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1922
1931
S. Z. Smith 1925 C. F. McKee 1934
L. A. Bookwalter
1924
C. L. Flory
1933
B. F. Sharp
1923
L. A. Bookwalter
1932
1923
1932
B. F. Sharp
1926
Sylvan Bookwalter 1935
L. A. Bookwalter
1925 C. G. Erbaugh 1934
S. Z. Smith
1924
C. F. McKee
1933
1924
1933
C. G. Erbaugh 1927
Hugh Cloppert 1936
Sylvan Bookwalter
1926 Sylvan Bookwalter 1935
L. A. Bookwalter 1925
C. G. Erbaugh
1934
1925
1934
L. A. Bookwalter 1928
C. G. Erbaugh 1937
C. G. Erbaugh
1927 Hugh Cloppert 1936
Sylvan Bookwalter
1926
Sylvan Bookwalter
1935
1926
1935
C. L. Flory 1929
G. O. Stutsman 1938
L. A. Bookwalter
1928 C. G. Erbaugh 1937
C. G. Erbaugh
1927
Hugh Cloppert
1936
1927
1936
C. G. Erbaugh 1930
C. L. Flory
1929 G. O. Stutsman 1938
L. A. Bookwalter 1928
C. G. Erbaugh
1937
1928
L. A. Bookwalter 1931
C. G. Erbaugh
1930
Hugh Cloppert
1939
G. O. Stutsman
1938
1929
C. L. Flory 1932
L. A. Bookwalter
1931
Ray O. Shank 1940
Hugh Cloppert
1939
1930
1939
Hugh Cloppert 1942
C. L. Flory
1932
G. O. Stutsman 1941
Ray O. Shank
1940
L. A. Bookwalter 1931
1937
Ray O. Shank 1940
C. L. Flory 1929
1938
G. O. Stutsman 1941
C. G. Erbaugh 1930
C. F. McKee 1933
Hugh Cloppert 1939
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1940
1946
G. L. Wine 1943 Lester E. Fike 1949
Hugh Cloppert
1942 Roy Teach 1948
C. F. McKee
1941
D. G. Berkebile
1947
1941
1947
G. L. Wine 1944
Moyne Landis 1950
Hugh Cloppert
1943
Lester E. Fike 1949
C. F. McKee 1942
C. C. Sollenberger
1948
1942
1948
Roy Teach 1945
Ray O. Shank 1951
D. G. Berkebile
1944
Moyne Landis 1950
G. L. Wine 1943
Lester E. Fike
1949
1943
1949
G. L. Wine 1946
Roy Teach
1945
Ray O. Shank 1951
D. G. Berkebile 1944
Moyne Landis
1950
1944
1950
D. G. Berkebile
1947
Moyne Landis 1953
G. L. Wine
1946 Lester E. Fike 1952
Roy Teach 1945
Ray O. Shank 1951
1945
1951
Roy Teach 1948
D. G. Berkebile
1947
George W. Phillips 1953
G. L. Wine 1946
Moyne Landis
1952
DISTRICT BOARD
1952-53
Moyne Landis, chairman 1955 George W. Phillips, vice-chairman 1953
Kenneth G. Long 1953
Nevin Coppock 1954
J. Oliver Dearing 1954
Lester E. Fike 1955
J. Clyde Forney 1954
John H. Good 1955
H. H. Helman 1954
Mrs. Russell E. Helstern 1955
Ross Noffsinger 1953
Dolar C. Ritchey 1953
Glenn C. Rust 1954
Murray L. Wagner
1953
L. John Weaver
1955
1953-54
J. Clyde Forney, chairman 1954
Paul W. Kinsel,
vice-chairman
1956
Lester E. Fike 1952
Robert L. Sherfy 1954
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Philip H. Lauver,
secretary 1956
Nevin Coppock 1954
J. Oliver Dearing 1954
Lester E. Fike 1955
John H. Good 1955
H. H. Helman 1954
Mrs. Russell E. Helstern 1955
Perry L. Huffaker 1955
Ross Noffsinger 1956
Raymond R. Peters 1956
Dolar C. Ritchey 1956
Glenn C. Rust 1954
L. John Weaver 1955
1954-55
J. Clyde Forney,
chairman
1957
L. John Weaver
1955
BRETHREN HOME BOARD
1920
1923
B. F. Studebaker 1925
Jerry Hollinger 1924
A. B. Miller 1923
Levi Zumbrum 1925
S. F. Studebaker 1922
B. F. Studebaker 1924
Levi Zumbrum 1921
Jerry Hollinger
1923
1921
1924
Levi Zumbrum 1926
B. F. Studebaker
1925
A. B. Miller 1928
Jerry Hollinger
1924
S. F. Studebaker 1927
A. B. Miller
1923
Levi Zumbrum 1926
S. F. Studebaker 1922
B. F. Studebaker 1925
1922
1925
S. F. Studebaker 1927
B. F. Studebaker 1930
Levi Zumbrum 1926
B. F. Studebaker 1925
A. B. Miller 1928
Jerry Hollinger
1924
S. F. Studebaker 1927
A. B. Miller
1923
Paul W. Kinsel,
vice-chairman 1956
Philip Lauver, secretary 1956
Walter D. Bowman 1957
Nevin Coppock
1957
John H. Good 1955
H. H. Helman 1957
Mrs. Russell E. Helstern 1955
Perry L. Huffaker 1955
Otis I. Landis 1957
Ross Noffsinger 1956
Raymond R. Peters 1956
Dolar C. Ritchey 1956
Glenn C. Rust 1957
Roy B. Teach (ex. off.) . 1957
A. B. Miller 1927
S. F. Studebaker 1926
I. M. Young 1929
I. M. Young 1929
Levi Zumbrum 1926
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1926
1932
S. F. Studebaker 1937
B. F. Studebaker 1930 J. B. Gump 1936
I. M. Young 1929 B. F. Studebaker 1935
S. C. Gnagey 1928 Levi Zumbrum 1934
S. F. Studebaker
1927
S. C. Gnagey
1933
1927
S. F. Studebaker 1932
J. B. Gump 1931
B. F. Studebaker 1930
I. M. Young 1929
S. C. Gnagey 1928
1933
S. C. Gnagey 1938
S. F. Studebaker 1937
J. B. Gump 1936
B. F. Studebaker
1935
Levi Zumbrum
1934
1928
S. C. Gnagey 1933
S. F. Studebaker 1932
J. B. Gump 1931
B. F. Studebaker 1930
I. M. Young 1929
1929
Levi Zumbrum 1934
S. C. Gnagey 1933
S. F. Studebaker 1932
J. B. Gump 1931
B. F. Studebaker 1930
1934
Levi Zumbrum 1939
S. C. Gnagey 1938
S. F. Studebaker 1937
J. B. Gump 1936
B. F. Studebaker
1935
1935
B. F. Studebaker 1940
Levi Zumbrum 1939
S. C. Gnagey 1938
S. F. Studebaker 1937
J. B. Gump
1936
1930
B. F. Studebaker 1935
Levi Zumbrum 1934
S. C. Gnagey 1933 Levi Zumbrum 1939
S. F. Studebaker 1932
J. B. Gump 1931
1931
J. B. Gump 1936
B. F. Studebaker 1935
Levi Zumbrum 1934
S. C. Gnagey 1933
S. F. Studebaker 1932
1936
J. B. Gump 1941
B. F. Studebaker 1940
S. C. Gnagey 1938
S. F. Studebaker
1937
1937
Hugh Blocher 1942
J. B. Gump 1941
B. F. Studebaker 1940
Levi Zumbrum 1939
S. C. Gnagey
1938
J. B. Gump 1931
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1938
1944
S. C. Gnagey 1943
Hugh Blocher
1942
Harry Royer 1948
J. B. Gump
1941 Hugh Blocher 1947
B. F. Studebaker 1940 Roy Honeyman 1946
Levi Zumbrum 1939
B. F. Studebaker
1945
1939
1945
Riley Wagoner 1944
S. C. Gnagey
1943
Frank Puterbaugh 1949
Hugh Blocher
1942
Harry Royer 1948
J. B. Gump
B. F. Studebaker 1940
Roy Honeyman
1948
1940
1946
B. F. Studebaker 1945
Riley Wagoner
1944
Roy Studebaker 1950
S. C. Gnagey
1943
Frank Puterbaugh 1949
Hugh Blocher
1942 Harry Royer 1948
Hugh Blocher 1947
1941
1947
Roy Honeyman
1946
Perry Eby 1952
B. F. Studebaker
1945
Roy Honeyman 1951
Riley Wagoner
1944
Roy Studebaker 1950
S. C. Gnagey
1943
Frank Puterbaugh 1949
Hugh Blocher 1942
Harry Royer 1948
1942
1948
Hugh Blocher
1947
Harry Royer 1953
Roy Honeyman
1946
Perry Eby 1952
B. F. Studebaker
1945
Ira A. Oren 1951
Riley Wagoner
1944
Roy Studebaker 1950
S. C. Gnagey
1943
Frank Puterbaugh 1949
1943
1949
Harry Royer
1948
Robert Honeyman 1954
Hugh Blocher
1947
Harry Royer 1953
Roy Honeyman
1946
Perry Eby 1952
B. F. Studebaker
1945
Ira A. Oren 1951
Riley Wagoner
1944
Roy Studebaker 1950
Frank Puterbaugh 1949
Roy Studebaker 1950
1941 Hugh Blocher 1947
J. B. Gump 1941
Roy Honeyman 1951
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1950
Virgil Royer 1955
Robert Honeyman 1954
Harry Royer 1953
Perry Eby
1952
Ira A. Oren
1951
Ira A. Oren 1955
Virgil Royer 1954
Robert Honeyman
1953
1953
Robert Honeyman 1958
Virgil Cassell 1957
Emmert Studebaker 1956
Ira A. Oren
1955
Virgil Royer
1954
1954
Virgil Royer 1959
Robert Honeyman 1958
Virgil Cassel 1957
Emmert Studebaker 1956
Ira A. Oren
1955
DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL SECRETARY A list of those who have served in this office is given on page 59.
MIDSUMMER ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 1921
Jacob Coppock D. G. Berkebile Levi Minnich
RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL BOARD
1922
1924
Edward Miller 1925
D. G. Berkebile 1924
J. C. Flora 1925
Levi Minnich 1923
Edward Miller 1924
1925
1923
J. C. Flora 1926
J. O. Garst 1927
J. C. Flora 1926
Edward Miller
1925
J. O. Garst 1927
1926
Cyrus Funderburg, ex officio J. C. Flora 1929
1951
Emmert Studebaker 1956
Ira A. Oren 1955
Virgil Royer 1954
Robert Honeyman
1953
Harry L. Royer
1952
1952
Virgil Cassell 1957
Emmert Studebaker
1956
D. G. Berkebile 1927
Cyrus Funderburg, ex officio
Edward Miller 1928
40
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN SOUTHERN OHIO
Edward Miller 1928
J. O. Garst 1927
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