ME LOHARA

[s. 419] : A village in the Central Provinces of India, situated near the E. border of Rewa, and about 65 miles N. by W. of Bilaspur. It is a (1900), with 3 mi ion mi ion station of the aries, 2 with their wives; 1 woman mi ionary, 2 PB native workers, 1 Sunday school, and 1 orphanage. school, 1 industrial LOHARDAGA: A town in the Chota Nagpur district of Bengal, India, situated 155 miles S. by W. of Patna. Population, 7,100. Station of the Go ner Mi ion Society, with (1903) 2 mi ionaries, 1 with his wife; 55 native workers, 27 places of worship, 19 Sunday schools, and 4,137 profe ed Christians, of whom 2,029 are communicants. There is also a leper asylum, a home for incurables, 1 orphanage, and 1 dispensary. The Mi ion to Lepers in India has 1 chapel and 1 home for untainted children of lepers. The name is also written Lohardugga. LiOlkaTv London Mi ionary LOIKAW: A village in Burma, British India, situated about 100 miles N. E. of Taung-ngu. The people are Karens. Station of the (1899), with (1903) 2 mi ionaries and their wives, 26 native workers, 19 outstations, 20 chapels, 14 day schools, 1 boarding school, 1 dispensary and 3,468 profe ed Christians, of whom 132 are communicants. ch075.xhtml a 420