Clifton Residents Plan Local Country Club
Enthusiastic Clifton residents plan a small country club to replace the old Clifton Golf club. Thomas Paxton and Murray Shoemaker seek a site for a bungalow with tennis courts, a swimming pool, and golf. The Shoenberger place Holgewwood has been considered but not secured, with several properties under review and a suitable site expected soon. Leaders include Harry Probasco and Mrs. T. W. Graydon among many Cliftonians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Thomas Paxton
Murray Shoemaker
Shoenberger
Holgewood
Cincinnati Country Golf and
East Hill
Cliftonians
Harry Probasco
Sherlock
T. W. Graydon
Theodore Dohr
Kloppenburgers Open New Park In North Cincinnati
The Kloppenburgers will dedicate a new park at Eden and University avenues transforming a former refuse dump into a pretty public space. Judge Lueders Otto Hoefie and Auditor Von Bargen will speak during the flag-raising and dedication ceremony followed by a pyrotechnic display and a supper at Mechlenburg's garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kloppenburgers
Cincinnati
Eden
University Avenues
Judge Lueders
The
Otto Hoefie
Otto Hoefie, Auditor von Bargen
Mechlenburg
City Hall Notes on Appointments and Repairs
City hospital staff additions include Belle Hudson Annie Chatwin Katie Pinkard Lottie Craycraft Margaret Ebner and Anna Flanggs. Street and sewer laborers named along with Frank J. Friend as East End pumping station watchman. Grain ger Co. won a 3445 grant for viaduct masonry pier work. Fire department appointees include Henry Bunker L Cas per Striet P H Donovan Clem Beck man Joseph Kavanaugh Patrick Costello Louis Imwalle and John White. Public Service Board inspected the city infirmary and ordered conversion of the Hunt street machine shop into a municipal garage to save rental costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hudson
Annie Chatwin
Katie Pinkard
Lottie Craycraft
Margaret Ebner
Anna Flanggs
Thomas B. Larkins
C. Henry Fieldman
Patrick Cannon
W. J. Smith
Lewis Femme
Leonard Gusippi
William Frese
Frank J. Friend
East End
Eighth Street
Grainger & Co
Henry Bunker
Woodward Street
L. Casper Striet
Dayton Street
P. H. Donovan
Elm Street
Clem Beckman
Vine Street
Joseph Kavanaugh
Putnam Street
Patrick Costello
Broadway
Louis B. Imwalle
Jefferson Avenue
John White
Woodburn Avenue
Board of Public Service
City
Hiller
Hunt Street
Change of Train Times for Louisville & Nashville Line
Effective Sunday July 4 the timetable shifts. Train No 6 to Louisville and way points departs Cincinnati at 7 55 a m down from 7 30 a m. Train No 7 to Louisville and Nashville departs at 11 10 a m instead of 11 15 a m. Train No 10 from Louisville and way points arrives at 11 30 a m rather than 11 35 a m. Train No 4 from New Orleans and intermediate points arrives at 11 45 a m instead of 12 35 noon. Public advised. F D Bush division passenger agent.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Way Points
Cincinnati
Nashville
New Orleans
Minister Circles Globe for Study in World Tour
The Rev Ralph Colton Jones tours foreign missions gathering insights. He circles the globe for study and reports major gains in information during the world girdling journey.
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Minister Circles Globe For Study
Cincinnation
Missionary hopeful Rev Ralph Jones returns from world trip
The Rev Ralph Colton Jones son of Dr and Mrs I D Jones of 1014 McMillan street has returned home after a world tour. He studied at Garrett Biblical Institute and visited mission points across the Far East Korea China and India, gathering insights for ministry. He will supply at West Union during July and August.
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Ralph Colton Jones
I. D. Jones
McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Far East
Jones
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Ill
Trinity M. E. Church
San Francisco
Japan
Korean Gulf
Korea
Pekin
China
Constantinople
Alexandria
Joppa
Damascus
Athens
Naples
West Union
Religious services agenda across city churches
A long list of church services for July August highlights morning worships. addresses and Sunday schools at Christie Columbia Hyde Park Paul Madison Ave Asbury Linwood Wesley East Pearl Grace Mount Lookout California Walnut Hills Avondale Westwood Finley Price Hill Wayne Ave Trinity with times and topics such as Patriotism God’s Commercialism and Our National Enemy Our Teachers.
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Hyde Park
Town Hall
C. W. Blodgett
Paul
Walter D. Cole
J. W. Crates
Newport
Madison Avenue
J. T. Price
C. H. Cox
Central City
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
Calvin W. Horn
Columbia
Parting Preaches Sacrament and Patriotic Service
The Rev. George and the Rev. J D will lead parting preaching and assist in the sacrament administration. A special patriotic service is planned at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
J.D
July Patriotic Services Across City Churches
A listing of Sunday worship schedules across many churches notes July themes and patriotic programs. Notable choirs include Elise Herzog at College Hill and Dr. Robert Watson at Church of the Covenant. Services feature communion, outdoor vesper gatherings, and evening sermons on national heritage.
Church Services and Sermons Across Several Local Areas
In Columbia Norwood Mount Auburn and Walnut Hills sermons are announced with times and topics. Rev R Venting leads Diamonds and Fakes at 11 am and E R Andrews preaches at 7 45 pm with Lord's Supper observed at close of morning service. Other postings note outdoor and patriotic services and union gatherings.
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Columbia
R. Venting
Wesley Avenue
E. R. Andrews
Miss Johnston
John F. Been
Norwood, Sherman and
Station Avenues
John
Sowers
Our Father
Mount Auburn
C. L. Williams
Young People's Meeting
Walnut Hilis
Charles Sumner Brown
Christian Pioneers
America’s Frontiers
Union
Disciple Church
Church Services listings at Mount Auburn and surrounding areas
Multiple Cincinnati area churches announce their services with times and clergy. Mount Auburn's Church of Our Savior holds holy communion at 7:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. patriotic service, vesper at 8 p.m. Others include Emmanuel on Eastern Avenue, Grace Avondale, Holy Trinity Madisonville, St Paul’s Cathedral, Church of the Advent Walnut Hills, Christ Church, and Mission of the Redeemer Hyde Park Town Hall with sessions and sermons detailed.
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Church OF Our Savior
Mount Auburn
Edmund A. Neville
Samuel G. Welles
Emmanuel
Eastern Avenue
Frank E. Cooley
Avondale
Reading Road
Gholson Avenue
Wallace M. Gordon
Holy Trinity
Madisonville
Frank B. Cooley
Paul’s Cathopdral
Seventh
Plum Streets
Henry J. Simpson
Xenia
Canon Reade
Walnut Hille
Samuel Tyler
Walnut Hills Church
Disciples Church
Locust Street
Kemper Lane
Park Avenue
C. S. Brown
A. W. Fortune
Christ Church
F. H. Nelson
J. H. Melish
Helen Engle
Kipling
Sidney C. Durst
Evangelical church schedule lists themes and times
In Evanston at 30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Bible school and morning service join under "The Conversion of a Business Woman" with 6:40 p.m. YP Society and 7:45 p.m. "Patriotism and Religion." Richmond Street ministers preach "Christ's Leadership" and "The Courage of Jesus" with 10:20 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. programs. Camp Washington hosts 10:45 a.m. preaching and 8 p.m. patriotic service. Walnut Hills offers 11:00 a.m. "Responsive to God's Call" and 7:00 p.m. union service.
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College Street
W. Henry Williams
Peter Robertson
First
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
Northside
Lewis Harle Lee
John A. Caldwell
Mount Auburn
Henry Melville Curtis
Norwood
George W. Shields
J. H. Dieffenderfer
Wyoming
Alfred Lee Wilson
Sixth
Eastern Avenue
Vance
Frank Foster
The
American Tract Society
Westminster League
Evanston
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
Christ
Jesus
Ninth Street
City Hall
J. L. Hill
C. M. Yocum
Dr. Yocum
C. E. Society
Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J. Sebastian
Patriotic Service
Walnut Hills
Locust Street
Park Avenue
A. W. Fortune
Communion and reception services across city churches
Lawrence Street Rev M O Evans leads monthly communion and new members reception at 2 30 p m with 7 30 p m song service. Walnut Hills Rev Dwight Mallory Pratt holds 11 a m sermon and sacramental service with 7 p m reception. union open air service at Christian church lawn. Columbia Rev Charles A Forbes conducts 11 a m communion.
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Lawrence Street
M. O. Evans
Walnut Hills
Dwight Mallory Pratt
D.D
Walnut Hill
The
Christian Church
Columbia
Charles A. Forbes
Community service and patriotic session held in Cumminsville
Wood Mainsvehue conducts a communion service at 7 40 p m during the quarterly conference business session. HL Bohn and Rev Kurtz lead. In Cumminsville Rev C B Boda presides from 9 30 to 10 50 p m with a combined service and address on The Declaration of Independence and a twilight open air meeting titled A Nation's Greatness.
Church Services Schedule Note for Avondale and Rockdale
Church notices list Aeolian hall at 1% East Fourth Street with a 10 45 a m service on the subject God and First Rockdale Avenue and Reading Road Avondale with an 11 a m service also on the subject God readings in the Reading room on the eighth floor of the First National Bank building.
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Church OF Christ
Aeolian Hall
East Fourth Street
Rockdale Avenue
Reading Road
Avondale
First National Bank
Independence Theme Planned at Thought Temple Service
Morning service at Thought Temple on McMillan etrecet and Gilbert Avenue Walnut Hillsli features a discourse by Paul Tyner on the subject Independence.
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NEW
Thought Temple
McMillan Etrecet
Gilbert Avenue
Walnut Hills
Paul Tyner
Walnut Hills Church Schedule with Rev J R Millin
First Grand and Nassau at Walnut Hills hold morning service at 11 a m with the sermon The City Sowing the Wind And What the Harvest The evening service at 7 p m on the lawn of the Christian church Locust street near Park avenue with Walnut Hills union services planned on the lawn.
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California
G. Pollard
Walnut Hills
Adna Wright Leonard
Union
the Christian Church
Avondale
C. E. Schenk
L. O. Hartman
Christie Methodist Church
Grand and
Nassau
J. R. Millin
Locust Street
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills Patriotic Service At Rev. Baus Lin’s Church
Walnut Hills on Stanton avenue and Locust street hosts a special patriotic service at 10 30 a m led by Rev Charles S Baus lin with no Sunday school.
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Walnut Hills
Stanton Avenue
Locust Street
Charles S. Bauslin
Rev Edward Voss Leads German Service at 10 A M
In St. Paul at Fifteenth and Race streets the Rev Edward Voss will preach at a 10 a m German service themed Liberty the Fruit of Christian Spirit and lead parish worship.
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ST. Paul
Fifteenth and
Race Streets
Edward Voss
Patriotism Theme Led at Oak and Winslow Service
Rev Louis G Hoeck conducted a church service with a sermon titled Patriotism at Oak and Winslow. The sacraments concluded the mass and the event featured morning worship at 111 a m with unspecified further details.
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Oak and Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Rev George A Thayer Preaches On The Religion Of Public Service
Unitarian service at Reading road and Linton street at 11 a m features the Rev George A Thayer delivering a sermon titled The Religion of Public Service. The address emphasizes civic duty and community work.
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Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Church Service Schedule at Sixth Street Hall
The Church of Christ invites worship at the G A R hall on Sixth Street between Race and Vine. Bible classes start at 9 45 a m and preaching at 10 45 a m led by evangelist Don Carlos Janes.
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Church OF Christ
G. A. R. Hall
Sixth Street
Race and
Vine
Don’ Carlos Janes
Reverend Albert L. Cope to Lead Eight A.M. Service
Friends Church at Eighth and A streets schedules a morning divine worship led by Rev. Albert L. Cope. The service begins at eight o clock with parishioners invited to attend.
Church of God Service and Picnic at Burnet Woods
The Church of God at 1134 Gest Street led by Rev. Fred Nightingale offers Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 6:30 p.m. An open meeting precedes preaching. A Sunday school picnic is planned for Saturday at Burnet Woods.
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Church OF God
Gest Street
Fred Nightingale
Burnet Woods
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church Event Schedule
The Christian Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion at 1101 Walnut Street lists Rev. William Peckham as pastor. Bible classes at 1 30 p m sermons and Lord s Supper in the afternoon, divine healing meeting Tuesday at 3 p m, and prayer praise and testimony Thursday at 5 p m.
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Christian Catholic Apostolic Church IN
Zion
Walnut Street
William §. Peckham
Citadel Auditorium Schedule of Open Air Meetings
Open air services on Longworth Street at 10 a m and 7:30 p m. Holiness meeting at 11 a m. Sunday school for all at 2 p m. Open air at Fifth and Race Streets 2 p m and 8 p m. Christian’s praise at the hall 3:30 p m. Great salvation meeting 8 p m with topic Blending the Tricolors for the Home of the Brave by Ensign Watkins.
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Citadel
Longworth Street
Fifth and
Race Streets
Christian
Great Salvation
Home of the Brave
Ensign Watkins
Union Sunday Services Aims At Patriotic Worship
Protestant churches of Walnut Hills start a July August lawn service series at Christi Church Locust Street near Kemper Lane and Park Avenue. First gathering Sunday July 4 at 7 pm features patriotic theme with a large church choir. Church plans include diverse pastor-led services and sermons on patriotism.
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Walnut Hills
the Christi Church
Locust Street
Kemper Lane
Park Avenue
Plumber G H Merkel Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
G H Merkel prominent Cincinnati businessman and head of Merkel Bros plumbing firm dies at 63 after a cerebral hemorrhage at his Eden Avenue home. Survived by widow, three sons Albert A Henry W and brother A E Merkel. Funeral at his home Tuesday morning.
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G. H. Merkel
Mr. Merkel
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Merkel Bros
Business Men's Club
Avondale Golf
Eden Avenue
Death notices list Newby Maude C Rogers Earnest B Jr Merkel G H
Maude C Newby aged 26 died July 1 1909 at 3113 Harvey Ave Avondale with funeral July 3. Earnest B Rogers Jr aged 5 months 29 days died July 1 at 1762 East McMillan with funeral July 3. G H Merkel died July 2 aged 63 with funeral to be announced.
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Maude
Harvey Avenue
Avondale
Rogers
Earnest B., Jr
E. B. Rogers
Hig
East McMillan
Merkel
G. H
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