. History of the Eel River Christian Conference, from its organization to the present time--August 15, 1902-- ; also History of all the churches of the Conference from their organization to the present time, together with biographical sketches of ministers and laymen, and much other important matter . ob-bins, in Mercer county, Ohio, until hermarriag-e with O. W Whitelock in1882. Her education was obtained atthe district school until the age of six-teen. Afterward she attended normalat Lebanon, O., and Valparaiso, Ind.,where she graduated in the scientificclass of 1880. She is a charter mem-be
. History of the Eel River Christian Conference, from its organization to the present time--August 15, 1902-- ; also History of all the churches of the Conference from their organization to the present time, together with biographical sketches of ministers and laymen, and much other important matter . ob-bins, in Mercer county, Ohio, until hermarriag-e with O. W Whitelock in1882. Her education was obtained atthe district school until the age of six-teen. Afterward she attended normalat Lebanon, O., and Valparaiso, Ind.,where she graduated in the scientificclass of 1880. She is a charter mem-ber of the Huntington Christian churchand an active worker in the WomansChristian Temperance Union. JENNIE MAUD WHITELOCK Was born April 17, 1862, in Syracuse,N. Y. Her parents were Philo Sperryand Ester Neal Nottingham. Herfather was a soldier in the rebellion,and died in the army of typhoid fever,May 3, 1863. Her mother died May, ORLANDO W. WHITELOCK Spent the first fifteen years of his lifeon his fathers farm at Plum Tree,Ind., where the writer has often beenpleasantly entertained during six yearsof ministerial life as pastor of thePlum Tiee church. It was there I firstmet the young attorney and formed anacquaintance that has always beenpleasant and agreeable. Brother Whitelock, at the age of. REV. D. B. ATKINSON, Professor of Latin in U. C. College, Merom, Indiana. MEMBERS OF EEl, RIVEK CHRISTIAN CONFERENCB 131 15, entered the public schools of Bluflf-ton which he attended during the falland winter terms of 1872-73 and the winter of 1874-75 hetaug-ht school in Rock Creek townshipand with the money earned wasenabled to take two terms at theLebanon, Ohio, Normal. Thus hecould more fully appreciate the valueof money, by earning it himself, whichat the same time taught him the lessonof self-reliance. During the winters of 1876 and 1877he taught school in Salamonie townshipand during the following winter he waslikewise engaged in Montgomery coun-ty, Ohio. In the sp
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