. Home Missionary, The (April 1905-March 1906) . EDWARD HAUGHTON ASHMUNBy Rev. E. Lyman Hood, God buries his workmen, but continues his O N the oldWesternReserve, inTalmadge, Ohio,March 12, 1853,the subject of thissketch was lad inheritedthe honored tradi-tions of a NewEngland ancestry. EDWARD HAUGHTON ^ parents movedASHMUN. f . T to Weeping Water,Nebraska, when Edward was seven-teen, then a typical prairie town ofthe earlier days. The increasingneeds and opportunities of the risingstate appealed to him; and in duetime, he consecrated his life to theGospel ministry. Tabor
. Home Missionary, The (April 1905-March 1906) . EDWARD HAUGHTON ASHMUNBy Rev. E. Lyman Hood, God buries his workmen, but continues his O N the oldWesternReserve, inTalmadge, Ohio,March 12, 1853,the subject of thissketch was lad inheritedthe honored tradi-tions of a NewEngland ancestry. EDWARD HAUGHTON ^ parents movedASHMUN. f . T to Weeping Water,Nebraska, when Edward was seven-teen, then a typical prairie town ofthe earlier days. The increasingneeds and opportunities of the risingstate appealed to him; and in duetime, he consecrated his life to theGospel ministry. Tabor College at-tracted the ambitious youth, wherehe was graduated in 1879, from whichhe went to Yale Divinity School. Inthe class of 1882, including among itsthirty-two members, Arthur , W. W. Jordan, Edward and John E. Tuttle, Ashmunwon the respect of the able teachersand the love of his classmates. The missionary fields of his homestate Nebraska, were the scene ofhis first labors in the ministry, wherehe served as pastor the churches inSyracuse and Beatrice. The congre-gations, now strong and helpful, stillcherish the memories
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