Letter from Henry Bidleman Bascom to James B. Finley

Bascom reports the endowment of the \u27Roberts Professorship of Mathematics\u27 at Augusta College. Being in great haste to leave for Pennsylvania, he does not give any particulars. Abstract Number - 632https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1728/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Henry Bidleman Bascom to James B. Finley

A letter marked Private in which Bascom warns Rev. Finley to be careful since an attempt has been made to implicate him in rather mysterious trouble at the College. There are negative feelings about Augusta College in Ohio. Bascom expects to go to the Ohio Conference to clear up the whole matter. He expresses satisfaction about the new term which just began and brought many new students. Abstract Number - 1225https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/2205/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Henry Bidleman Bascom to James B. Finley

Bascom defends himself and the faculty at Augusta College against charges made against them. He and others are ready to defend themselves privately or publicly. Abstract Number - 634https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1730/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Henry Bidleman Bascom to James B. Finley

Bascom desires to know the probable time of Rev. Finley\u27s arrival in his capacity as chairman of the Augusta College Examination Committee. He asks for a list of committee members. Abstract Number - 161https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1159/thumbnail.jp

Letter from Henry Bidleman Bascom, A.L.P. Green & S.A. Latta to James B. Finley

Bascom, Green and Latta write representing the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They were appointed to serve as the Board of Commissioners to negotiate with a similar board of the M.E. Church concerning the division of property and funds, as laid out by the Plan of Separation (General Conference, 1844). The financial hardships faced by clergy, wives, widows, and retired clergy in the M.E.C. South are difficult to bear. The M.E.C. South board pleads with the M.E.C. board to schedule a meeting of the Joint Commissions as soon as possible to work out a final settlement. Abstract Number - 821https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1306/thumbnail.jp