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HISTORY OF ERIE COUNTY 265
John Ellis, Lewis Foster, Fanny Foster, C. G. Cayhoe, Eliza Cayhoe,
Lewis Hall, Eliza Hall, George Horner and Susie Horner. After a
season of devotional services an organization wis effected knoAvn as the
Brotherhood League. The object of the organization Avas to plant the
church in Sandusky. The folloAving Avere elected officers: Joseph Cordner,
president; Susie Horner, secretary and treasurer; and the following
resolutions Avere passed: "Resolved, that Ave meet every Lord's Day
for the breaking of bread and prayer, and that Ave hold a mid-week
prayer meeting." The above-resolutions Avere adhered to, meeting from
house to house, until March 26, 1911, when the building at 905 Columbus
Avenue AVIIS rented, and a Bible school with tAventy-six charter members
was organized. The folloAving officers and teachers Avere chosen: LeAvis
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Cole, superintendent; LeAvis Hall, assistant superintendent; Belle Cayhoe,
organist; Fanny Foster, secretary and treasurer; Eliza Cayhoe, C. G.
Cayhoe and E. L. Wicker, teachers.
The school moved from Columbus Avenue to the Eqst Adams Street
Chapel, August 1. 1912. The Bible •school continued to groAV sloAvly, and
Ave hail occasional preaching by T. J. White, North Baltimore, Ohio.
Traveree Harrison, Bellefontaine, Ohio, held a tAvo Aveeks' meeting
in March, 1914, and the church AVIIS organized with a membership of
forty-three. C. G. Cayhoe and Rudolph Ross Avere chosen elders, and
Henry J. Hall, C. W. Sanders. Wesle^ElJjsafllFiTSlen ROAVC. deacons.
R. C. Lemon, Lexington. Kentucky, Avas called to the ministry of the
church August 1, .1914, and duringviis ministry, including the revival
meeting that Avas held in April, VJ\o, by C. A. MacDonald, state evan-