Memorial services for William Jennings Bryan across Cincinnati churches
Churches across Cincinnati and vicinity plan memorial services for William Jennings Bryan. The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant hosts a 7 45 PM service led by Dr Frank J Stevenson with a special address Mr Bryan Living and Dead.
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William Jennings Bryan
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Frank J. Stevenson
Europe
Bryan
West Nd Church of Christ
O. W. Baylor
Baylor
West Virginia
Christian Science Lesson to Focus on Love Across Branches
The 11 o'clock services tomorrow will study Love at the Mother Church branches Boston First Church of Christ Scientist Park Avenue Second Church Clifton Avenue and First Church Weyner Avenue Norwood. Evening services are discontinued during August. Wednesday at 8 pm a testimony meeting on healing and Christian Science experiences will be held.
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Bostos
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Second Church
Clifton Avenue
First Church
Weyer Avenue
Norwood
Boston
Mass
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Hil
Atlas Bank
Sermon by Rev C E Stanton at Wyoming Baptist Tomorrow
The Wyoming Baptist Church will host Rev. C. E. Stanton delivering the sermon Our Attitude Toward Life tomorrow morning, outlining a faith based reflection for congregants.
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C. E. Stanton
Wyoming Baptist Church
Methodist Book Concern service at 9:30 tomorrow
The church school service will be held by Station WLW at 9 30 o clock tomorrow morning. The Rev C D Smith will teach the Scripture lesson.
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Methodist Book Concern
WLW
C. D. Smith
Reverend Lohman to Lead First Reformed Church Service
The Rev. A. S. Lohman will occupy the pulpit of the First Reformed Church tomorrow, in place of V. A. Schnatz who is on vacation.
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A. S. Lohman
Reformed
V. A. P. Schnatz
Sermons by Rev C W Atwater at Lincoln Park Baptist
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church will hear Rev. C W Atwater preach tomorrow with themes The Unchanging Possession and The Message of the Sun. The sermons focus on enduring faith and spiritual guidance.
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C. W. Atwater
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
Evangelical talks and sermons scheduled for tomorrow
Dr RN Fillbrandt will discuss Sensible Christians tomorrow morning at Washington Evangelical Church. Evangelical Women delegates report at a Tuesday meeting. Rev H P Atkins will preach at Walnut Hills Christian Church at 11 oclock tomorrow. Dr A S Watkins will speak on Christian Growth at Winton Place M E Church tomorrow morning. The Curse of Mere Living will be the evening topic. Rev Leland J Powell will lead a union service at Grace M E Church Norwood tomorrow evening. Dr G D McCullough will preach at Avondale Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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P. C.A. Menard
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Los Jesus
RN. R. Fillbrandt
Washington Evangelical Church
National Convention of Evangelical Women
H. P. Atkins
Federation of Churches
Christian Church of
Walnut Hills
McMillan Street
A. S. Watkins
Winton Place
M. E
Leland J. Powell
Norwood Baptist Church
Grace _M. E. Church
Norwood
G. D. McCullough
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Norwood Presbyterians Welcome Pastor Back From Vacation
The Norwood Presbyterian Church will host a morning service welcoming Rev. William T. Patterson on his return from vacation. The pastor will deliver a sermon titled The Duty of Joy.
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Norwood
Norwood Presbyterian Church
William T. Paterson
Blodgett to Resume Bible Class at Madisonville Church
Dr. C W Blodgett national chaplain of the G A R has recovered from illness and will resume teaching the Madisonville M E Church Men's Bible Class tomorrow morning. His topic will be Fundamentalism and So called Modernism.
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C. W. Blodgett
The
G.A. R
Madisonville M
Father Boylan Heads John Carroll College
Rev Martha Boylan S J former head of psychology at St Xavier College was installed as President of John Carroll College in Cleveland. A Jesuit with six years at St Xavier and prior vice president at Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin he is known for psychology works. He is 44 and a Cleveland native.
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Martha Boylan
S.J
St. Xavier College
John Carroll College
Cleveland
Father Boylan
St. Ignatius College
Boylan
St. Kavier College
Jesuit College
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Ladies' House Frock and Negligee Patterns
No 4887 describes a ladies house frock cut in eight sizes from 36 to 50 inches bust with 4?4 yards of 32 inch material and 1? yard width. No 5189 offers a ladies negligee in four bust sizes with fabric needs of 3? yards of 40 inch material and other pattern details.
Wheat Market Reports From Cincinnati July 31 1925
Local wheat contracts fell for July but failed to attract outside interest as September held flat. Liverpool слаб, cash markets steady with No. 2 red winter around $1.60-$1.63. Futures eased, corn and oats mixed while hay and hay prices varied with quality and drying costs. Receipts remained below year ago. extensive price lists cover oats, hay, rye, flour, and feed components with regional farm market details.
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Cincinnati
Liverpool
Kansas
Local Trade Seen Mixed With Hopeful Fall Outlook
R G Dun reports production still restricted with a seasonal lull but improving sentiment for fall business. Summer liquidation sales perform reasonably, cotton goods demand rises, and road orders secure most purchases. Paint, metal, mining lag, but auto and machine tool orders improve. furniture slow with part-time schedules and tighter money market loans at 5 to 6 percent.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Sautomobil
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis flour market report dated July 31 notes unchanged flour prices with shipments of 33,539 barrels. Bran at 24 dollars per ton and No 1 Northern wheat quoted around 1.53 to 1.57, with near and deferred months listed. Corn No 3 yellow at about 1.03 to 1.04, oats No 8 white around 0.37 to 0.33, flax No 1 between 2.51 and 2.53.
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New York
Colorado
Kentucky
Bu Baskets
Virginia Cloth
Irish Cobblers
United States
Louisville
Ib Ks
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Alabama
Georgia Tom Watsons
Thurmond Grays
J._G. SCOTT
Minneapolis
Velvet for Fall Favor by Eleanor Gunn
Paris milliners favor simple velvet and felt hats with tailored grosgrain trimmings. A quilted beige velvet hat from Louison features mushroom sunshade feathers and black handles with orange upper parts. Bois de rose and blond tones dominate, with strict ensemble harmony across costumes.
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Paris
Louison
Guarding Your Health and Natural Weight Methods
A 1925 health column warns against dangerous dieting and drug use for slimming and promotes safe daily exercise, balanced foods, water intake, and honest sweat. It includes Q&A on weight loss, cold soreness, and a baby’s sleep and diet needs, ending with dental care advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Copeland
One Girl’s Heart by Fay Stevenson
Bettina seeks a break in show life after a harsh audition where the impresario rejects her parlor voice. Lucile pushes ambition as Bettina tries to prove talent in singing and dancing, but the judge dismisses her as unsuitable for professional work. Tomorrow Two Stranded Girls.
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Ralph
Bettina
By Press Publishing Co
Bettina Browning Seeks Stage Break in New York
Bettina Browning left her hometown at age 20 for New York City to pursue acting. The first interviewer rejected her but gave a lead to a theater owner. She then met Lucile White, an ex stage girl, and received practical pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettina Browning
New York City
Lucile White
Night Vigils and a Paper That Haunts a Nurse
In a tense plan, Madge, Lillian, and Katherine plot night watches to recover a cherished paper tied to Steve's threats. They lock Fanny Powell for protection and prepare to watch for his return while Katherine handles the frail patient Lucia Meredith’s crisis at Missus Graham’s house.
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Lillian
Madge
Steve
Lil- Han
Katherine
Fanny Powell
Lee Chow
Katrina
Lucia Meredith
Katie
Missus Graham
Dot Meredith
Newspaper Feat. Ser., Inc
Cleves Council Approves Muzzle Law After Mad Dog Bite
At a special meeting the Cleves Ohio council voted to muzzle all dogs allowed to roam the streets after three residents were bitten by a mad dog. Victims were Lacey Giphart Albert White and eight year old Thomas Gardiner. The dog owner Vernon Young shot the animal.
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Council of
Auto plunges over 50 foot wall injuring two men
A steering defect caused a car driven by T. J. Maloney and Harry Burns to crash down a fifty foot embankment at Willow Run. Both men suffered injuries with Maloney bruises and Burns a shoulder wound. they received treatment at Booth Memorial Hospital.
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T. J. Maloney
West Fourth Street
Covington
Harry Burns
Main Street
Fifth Street
Maloney
Booth Memorial Hospital
Willow Run
Woman Beaten to Death Found in New Jersey
The body of Mrs Agnes Wicham of West Orange was found in a lonely yard today. Police said she apparently had been beaten to death.
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Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Agnes Wicham
West
Orange
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American Bible Society
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Frederick E. Andrews
Children’s
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Velvet
Eleanor Gunn
Leanor Gunn
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Adele Garrison
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