Memorial and dedicatory service at York Street M E Church postponed
A memorial and dedicatory service at York Street M E Church, originally planned for June 27, is moved to June 3 replacing the morning sermon. The program features organ pieces, solos by Carrie Riedinger and others, a baptismal font presentation, and a dedicatory prayer by Rev. Edward McHugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Street M. E
York Street Church
Charles E. Dudley
Z. Getchell
Erus
Holy City
L. Schladadarn
Jelleff
Carrie Ried
Edward McHugh
Gedames M. Leach
Schladadarn
Messrs. . Smith
R. Boute
Jesus
Lover of
Carrie Riedinger
J. H. Parvis
Board of Trustees
E. McHugh
Frank Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society of
York Street M. E. Church
Rodgers
Elsie Riedinger
Martha Bertsch
Alma Bertsch
Emma Relm
Clara Hesler
Emma Cal
Carrie M.reidinger
Community notices from Cincinnati churches and unions
Cincinnati notices dated May 25 1900 report church events and meetings. Items include a June 10 free transport service for a Sab bath service at Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church, a June 8 love feast at First M E Church Norwood, a Congregational Ministers Union gathering June 3 at the Y M C A with Rev D M Pratt and Elyria delegates, and elections for Branch A Cincinnati C HE Union officers. Additional notes cover Bishop W W Thoburn’s hospitalization at Christ Hospital Mt Auburn, a June 5 recital by York Street M E Church pupils, and Epworth League Chapter Westwood M E Church officer installations with J B Newton as President and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
G. R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Robbins
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
John Kilgour
Congregational Ministers’ Union
New England
D. M. Pratt
Elyria
Epworth League
Westwood M. E. Church
Etta Hill
Herman Nippert
District League
J. B. Newton
Miss Nellien
Mrs. N
R. van
A. B
Churches Across Avondale Begin Seasonal Services
A list of morning and evening services at multiple churches in Avondale and surrounding areas. Each site names the church, address, pastor, service times, and typical sermon topics or special observances such as Children's Day and communion.
Sermon Topics Across Churches in City Schedule
A listing of Sunday services across multiple churches with pastors and sermon titles. Churches include Second corner Elm and Eighth streets. United Grand and Nassau. College Hill. First Walnut Hills. Clevee. North. Seventh Street Seventh. Fourth near Main. Central. Hartwell. Morning and evening topics cover themes from Zeal to The Redemption of Peter.
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College Hill
G. H. Lee
Woman's Presbyterial Home Mission Society
Town Hall
Walnut Hills
D. A. Heron
Glendale
McKibbin
St. Louis
Glendale College
Clevee
J. M. LaBach
Jesus
North
Lewis Earle Lee
E. J. Brown
Conway Springs
Kan
Seventh Street
Linn and
Baymiller
Wesley Frank Price
John and Clark Streets
Aikman
Orchard
Main
Sycamore
Alexander Tarr
Peter
Eastern Avenue
J. W. Winder
Madisonville
A. M. Dawson
E. Trumbull Lee
Men's League
J. McPherson Brandt
Arnold Driehaus
Village
Dr. Work
Sword of the Lord
Gideon
Central
Geo
W. Shields
Mexico
Hartwell
Charles. E. Walker
Sunday church services and lectures listed across town
Central Ninth near City Hall offers joint Sunday service 9 15 to 11 15 a m with a children sermon at 7 45 p m by Rev B W Huntsman at Fourth 1829 Eastern avenue. Walnut Hills Locust near Park led by Rev W A Foster morningGrowing in Grace evening annual children’s day exercises and entertainment. Richmond Street Richmond and Cutter Rev Justin N Green morning 10 30 Behold the Man 7 45 evening. Monday 7 45 P Y Pendleton to speak before Brotherhood on Good Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Avenue
Avondale
Eugene P. Edmonds
D.D
Eighth and Mound
C. H. Hubbell
Elmwood Place
Walnut Street
Cleves
F. C. English
Trinity
Ninth Street
Race and Elm
W. A. Robinson
Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn
Maplewood Avenue
Rufus J. Wyckoff
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
Fifth Street
Ore
Broadway
Aise Roughton
God
Delta Avenue
L. Olenslagger
Inspiration of
Bible
W. K. Staley
McMicken
Vime
McMicken Avenue
Carthage
Jackson Street
G. Pollard
York Street
York and
Baymiller Streets
Edward McHugh
Columbia
Davis W. Clark
Chicago
Chase Avenue
Northside
W. Runyan
Simon Peter
St. Paul
Seventh and Smith
Tor
Aul C. Curnick
Camp Washington
Hopple and
Sydney
Avenues
Carey Trimblé Cram
City Hall
Eastern Avenue
B. W. Huntsman
Jesus
Walnut Hills
Local Church Services Ad Schedule Highlights
Walnut Hills at Locust and Kemper lane lists morning Pentecost and evening My Creed with young people's meeting at 6 45. Vine Street between Eighth and Ninth invites morning The Idea of God and evening a lecture by C D Larson on Why I am a Spiritualist. Columbia church with Rev Oscar H Denney offers morning China for Christ and evening A Bare Place To Hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Locust
Kemper Lane
Dwight
M. Pratt
Vine Street
Vine
Herbert
Bigelow
God
C. D. Larson
Columbia
Oscar H. Denney
China
Christ
Sabbath Services Preview Across Lincoln Park and Nearby Churches
The list itemizes morning and evening services at Lincoln Park Freeman Avenue Betts Ninth Street Walnut Hills and First Church with pastors Rev G R Robbins Rev Warren G Partridge Rev G W Cassidy and H T Crane. It notes sermon titles The Incalculable Value of the Sabbath Day to Citizen and Christian The national Baptist anniversaries in Detroit A Day of Rest for Working People and The Law of the Sabbath plus the Lord's Supper and new member reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Institutional
Freeman Avenue
Betts
G. R. Robbins
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
National Baptist
Detroit
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Westley Avenue
H. T. Crane
Sultan of Turkey at Prayer or a Mosque Visit
The item lists a sermon schedule at First Engl Lutheran on Race Street above Twelfth. Morning service includes Holy Communion and reception of members with benevolence offering. Evening features The Gift the Holy Ghost and a Pentecost sermon titled Gladness by Pastor Dr. Wagner.
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Turkey
Osnata Tehinople
Race Street
Wagner
Episcopal Church Services Across Cincinnati Parishes
The city churches announce Sunday schedules with Sunday schools at 9:30 a.m. across Nativity Epiphany and Grace churches, Holy Communion and sermons at 11 a.m. and evening services at 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. at Epiphany St Paul’s Christ Church and Resurrection, plus afternoon addyston class events and sermons by Rev. C B Wilmer and Rev. F H Nelson.
Community Building Announces Weekly Schedules and Events
The northwest corner building at Seventh and Walnut open daily 8 am to 10 pm and Sunday 2 to 10 pm. Employment Bureau 10 to 11 am except Sundays. Bible study 9 to 9:30. Men only gospel meeting Sundays at 4 pm. June 3 address on Manliness by Rev G W Cassidy Baptist Church. Boys meeting 2:30 pm Sundays. all under 16 welcome. Jail service 9 am Sundays at Hamilton County Jail. City Workhouse evangelistic service monthly. Central Department Bible classes listed with times. Both ladies and gentlemen invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Hamilton County
Association
N. Tim
Christian Endeavor Union Meets. pledges and plans noted
The Executive Committee of the Christian Endeavor Local Union met at the Y M C A. routine business was handled. A pledge form binds signers to caucuses and primaries of their party and to vote for trustworthy officers. enrollment remains confidential. The annual meeting is set for June 19 at Walnut Hills Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Local Union
Vaughn
Christian Citizenship Committee
Union
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
A. M. Dawson
Albert H. Yost
Cincinnati
Toledo
M. Nicholson
C. H. Hubbell
D. M. Pratt
Westwood
Tei Monita
M. P
H. C. Hubbell
Mound Street
Forty hours devotion planned across archdiocese churches
The archdiocese schedules Forty hours devotion at churches in Mt Adams South Charleston Troy Walnut Hills CK Berlin Cincinnati Glendale Dry Ridge Auglaize County and other areas with solemn high mass at St Peter's Cathedral tomorrow. Episcopal confirmations by June cover Holy Angels St Joseph's Orphan Asylum St Gabriel's Glen dale St Clement's Holy Trinity Notre Dame Reading St Elizabeth's Protectory Mt Alverno Church of the Blessed Sacrament St Mary Cincinnati Passionist Monastery Holy Family Price Hill St Aloysius Elmwood St Patrick's Mt Mary’s Mt St Mary’s Seminary and more with several ordinations and corner stone layings. Rev Francis Goetz of Holy Trinity Dayton recently injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Mt. Adams
St. Charles Borromeo
South Charleston
St. Patrick's
Troy
Auglaize County
St. Peter's Cathedral
Holy Angels’ Church
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
St. Gabriel's
Glendale
St. Clement’s Church
St. Bernard
Holy Trinity Church
Cincinnati
St. Michael’s
Sisters of Notre Dame
Reading
St. Elizabeth’s
Norwood
Price Hill
St. Aloysius
Elmwood
St. Patrick’s Church
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
St. Lawrence Church
Mellin's Food Promises Healthier Infants and Mothers
A letter praises Mellin's Food as a safe substitute for mother's milk and cites a family's experience with a bottle-fed infant who gained weight and recovered from illness after using Mellin's Food. The writer claims the product supports natural development and future health without being medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellin
Melvin
Celina to Build Immaculate Conception Church
The Most Reverend Archbishop grants permission to lay foundations for a new Church of the Immaculate Conception at Celina Ohio. Estimated cost runs 40 000 to 45 000 dollars. Pastor Rev Geo Hindelange CPPS aims to raise most funds before completion, leaving about 10 000 dollars debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Geo. Hindelange
Sunday church services and sermons across city churches
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds services at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m The First Universalist Church invites 11 a m sermon by Rev Harry Blackford from Judge Not Third Church of Christ Scientist offers 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m services with 10 a m Sunday school The Church of the New Jerusalem features Rev John Goddard on Jacob Fearing To Go Down Into Egypt Its Meaning for Us Now Unitarian service at 11 a m with Rev George A Thayer The First German United Brethren Church lists English services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Bishop J W Holt presiding and the Essex Wal nut area hosts the Reading Road Unitarian service at 11 a m
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Elm
God
Man
First Universalist Church
Essex Place
Walnut, Hills
Harry Blackford
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut Hills
God the Preserver
Church of the New
Why I Am a Swedenborgian Explained by Rev C H Mann
Rev C H Mann editor of the New Church Messenger from New York explains that Swedenborgianism is a new interpretation of life and religion not based on exterior symbols. He argues interpretation shapes perception and claims Swedenborg’s writings reveal the infinitude of God in spiritual experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Mann
New York
The
New Church Messenger
Swedenborg
Nate
Sweden
Hughes High School drawing class prize winners list
At Hughes High School yesterday prizes were awarded across multiple drawing categories. Painting winners include Miss Hilda Kaufman and Miss Maud Murphy with others like Miss Elsa Leve and Bert Lyon placing. The exhibit prize pictures will be framed and hung in Hughes Auditorium. The Law Library Association holds its annual meeting this morning at the Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes High School
Hilda Kaufman
Maud Murphy
Elsa Leve
Jesse Quitman
Celia Sullivan
Bert Lyon
Michael Landman
Howard Fenker
Gene Heck
Albert Segal
Alma Abel
Clara Schopp
Laura Halliday
Grace Scott
Sadie Harris
Frank Stapleford
Frederick Bossinger
William Wheatley
Millcreek Valley sidewalks funded and rail line repair underway
Reading village council sold twenty thousand dollars in sidewalk bonds to the German National Bank of Cincinnati at a four thousand dollar bid to repair and pave sidewalks and build stone walks. Work began on Millcreek Valley Street Railway reconstruction with director George Kerper overseeing the project. A church entertainment planned at Wyoming Baptist Church on June 12 features W Frank Cady recitations and the Valley Male Quartet. An attempted warrant for assault led to a clash between A Woodrey of Carthage and Charlie Stoffregen after rumors of a buggy ride with Stoffregen’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
Reading
German National Bank of Cincinnati
Counceil
Millcreek
Hartwell
Warn Stance
George Kerper
Dayton
W. G. Wagenhals
Wyoming Baptist Church
Burns Avenue
W. Frank Cady
the Valley
Charles Cheesman
W. M. Green
C. E. Bennett
W. W. Wallace
Masonic Calendar Highlights Meetings and Distinctions
The report lists next week’s Royal Arch Masons events at the Masonic Temple with stated meetings for Vattier Lodge Cincinnati Chapter Miami Lodge N C Harmony Lodge Kilwinning Chapter and Cincinnati Lodge. Sperra and committee plan September General Grand Chapter events. six candidates were raised at Cincinnati Lodge No. 133. Walnut Hills Lodge marked 25th anniversary with a social. Memorial Day features Masonic Home Cadets. future plans include expanding programs at the Masonic Home and ongoing school and health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Vattier Lodge
Cincinnati
Miami Lodge
N. C. Harmony Lodge
Kilwinning
Cincinnati Lodge
F. C
O. P. Sperra
Ravenna
Ohio
General Grand Chapter
United States
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Hotel
O. F. Sperra
O. A. Senter
Columbus
R. D. Babcock
Cleveland
G. M. Acklin
Smith
Yeatman Lodge
Masonic Home
City High School
Masonic Home in Springfield Mourns Over Missing William H. Smith
William H. Smith, 71, of Cincinnati disappeared after leaving the Masonic Home on Wednesday afternoon to shoot in the woods. A large search by staff and volunteers failed to find him by Thursday noon, leaving the home in gloom and Mrs. Smith nearly prostrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Masonic
William H. Smith
Cincinnati
Parsons
Mr. Smith
Wood
Field
Tribe of Ben Hur to Hold June Outing at Zoological Gardens
The Tribe of Ben Hur plans a reunion and outing at the Zoological Gardens on Saturday June 23 with supreme officers and courts from Crawfordsville Springfield Dayton Oxford Hamilton Louisville New Albany and Jeffersonville expected. An afternoon reception with speeches and a dancing pavilion plus an evening display of degree teams and fireworks will feature emblems and portraits including General Lew Wallace and D W Gerard supreme chief.
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Ben Hur
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Bellevue
Zoological Gardens
Crawfordsville
Springfield
Dayton
Oxford
Hamilton
Louisville
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Supreme Tribe
Lew Wallace
Moonlight Outing Planned by Kremlin Moscow and New South
The Moscow organization completes arrangements for a Saturday June 16 moonlight boat trip. The steamer will depart foot of Main Street at 4 PM, travel up the river to Augusta, and return to the wharf about 11 PM. Music dancing refreshments and social Fellowship are planned with an invitation to Odd Fellows members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Moscow
New South
Main Street
Augusta
Order of Muscotites
Odd Fellowship
Jime
Beacon Light Council Dinners and Initiation Planned
Daughters of America Beacon Light Council No 7 entertained by Addyston Council No 74 with refreshments and a ceremonial initiation. Congratulations were given to Sister Dotzaner for fine work as Councilor. Beacon Council to meet Tuesday at North Turner Hall for candidate initiations and officer elections.
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Beacon Light Council
Addyston Council
Beacon Council
Dotzaner
North Turner Hall
City to Send Large Delegation to AOH Convention in Toledo
City officials expect a large turnout at the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention in Toledo starting June 12 for a three day session with about 400 delegates from 92 state branches and extensive entertainment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Toledo
Camp No.615 backs Tumy for Ohio Division post
At a recent meeting Camp No.615 endorsed Past Captain George H. Tumy for Junior Vice Commander of the Ohio Division. The division meeting will be held in Springfield on July 3 4 and 5. The group meets the first and third Fridays monthly at 1313 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Tumy
Ohio
Springfield
Vine Street
State Catholic Order of Foresters Convention Comes to City
The annual State convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters will be held in this city starting June 12. Five local courts prepare to entertain delegates in a befitting manner. The Committee of Arrangements has already outlined the program with members C. A. Heilker H F Gau J H Thesing H B Berning G Boeh and Anthony Matre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cosmopolitan Hall
Zoological Garden
Knights of Columbus initiates nearly fifty new members
Cincinnati Council enacted a Third Degree ceremony at Pythian Hall last Wednesday evening led by District Deputy Hart. Visitors from Indianapolis Lima Toledo Dayton and other cities attended and praised the warm conferral of the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Railroad Council initiates six. plans river trip
National Union Cincinnati Railroad Council No. 390 met with large attendance. Six candidates were initiated and four membership applications were received. The Entertainment Committee considers a steamboat river outing in place of the usual summer event. Monday plans include initiating several more candidates and arranging the Wie iting Chase Council in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Cincinnati Railroad Council
Wieiting Chase Council
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Cchristian
Deavor
St. Paul's Pro- Cathedral
Seventh and
Plum Streets
Austin W. Mann
Mann
Michigan
Jackson
Flint
Grand Rapids
Ephphatha
Church of the Resurrection
Fernbank
James Wise
Delhi
F. Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
General Conference
Clifton M. E
Upham
Trinity M. E. Church
Robinson
Moore and Hamilton
H. C. Jennings
Levi Gilbert
Western Christian Advocate
Albert J. Nast
Christian Apologist
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Avondale M. E
Woman's
Presbyterial Society of Home Missions
Presbytery of
College Hill Church
Dwight Bigger
Home Missions
Synod of Ohio
Ninth Street Baptist Church
White Water Park
Rescue Mission
Rescue Gospel
Dwight M. Pratt
Union Bethel
W. C. Benson
Front Street
All Souls' Church
Central Christian Church
Fred Riddell
A. M. Harvuot
Clifford Harvuot
Wanda Ludlow
Ruth Ludlow
Geraldine Knight
Bernice Knight
Helen Harruot
Esther Lamb
Frankie Harter
Laura Riddell
Gertrude Whitney
King
Charles Wesley Central Brotherhood
M.E
Harris Avenue
Albert R. Riggs
Louis Blakemore, Jr
Maude Cox
Seventh Presbyterian Church
W. W. Thoburn
India
Christ Hospital
Methodist
Presbyterian
Christian
Baptist
Lutheran
Episcopal
Church of Nativity
Phillips and Hawthorne
C. B. Wilmer
Corinth
Church of Epiphany
Stanton Avenue
St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral
Seventh
Charlies L. Fischer
Gambier,o
S Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Sycamore Street
F. H. Nelson
F. H. Neilson
Grace
C. E. Hutchison
Church,of the Resurrection
William Norman Guthrie
C. W. Short’s
Addyston
Christian Endeavor Notes
Meinkin A
Merlin
H. BE. Kooy
Grant
Marshalltown
Lows Bend
Hughes
Millcreek Valley
A. Cutter
Cook Street
Harding
A. Woodrey
Charlie Stoffregen
Miss Stoffregen
Promp
Woodrey
South Africa
Edgar Mels
Johannesburg News
Bloemfontein
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Sultan OF Mindanao
Frank G. Carpenter
Catherine Howard
Hampton Court
Curtis Brown
Congo
Brussels
Antwerp
Donegal
Seumas MacManus
American College
Constantinople
Young People’s Temperance Society
Madagascar
MR. Dooley
Mr. Bowser
Lodge
Orders
Royal Arch
Masons
P. M
Snott
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Johnson
M. W
Mayer
Cumminsville Lodge
Tribe OF
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Webster Lodge
Hibernians
Sons OF Veterans
Knights OF Columbus
National Union
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