Plan to Honor Calvin's Memory with Quadricentennial Plan
A committee of Queen City congregations announces events for the 400th birthday of John Calvin. A July 10 service led by multiple pastors will feature a program including hymns, a historical sketch, and sermons on Calvin the theologian and his influence.
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Calvin
Queen City
Geneva
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Christendom
New York City
William McKibbin
Lane Seminary
John Calvin
Reception for Glenn Home leaders planned this week
The Glenn Home board will host a reception Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock in the parlor. Attendees include Mrs I D Jones re elected chairman, Mrs D H Moore wife of the resident bishop, and Mrs Levi Gilbert newly elected president of the Cincinnati district Woman's Home Missionary Society.
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I. D. Jones
Glenn Home
D. H. Moore
Levi Gilbert
Cincinnati
Woman’s Home Missionary, Society
Gleen Home Board
Walnut Hills W C T U Flower Mission at Congregational
The Walnut Hills W C T U observes a flower mission at 10 a.m. on June 9 at the Congregational church. Members are asked to bring flowers and attend the last regular meeting at the same hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Congrégational Church
Church listings and sermons across Cincinnati churches
A lengthy notice lists Sunday services at numerous churches in the Cincinnati area. Each entry names church, pastor, service times, and sermon topics from Hyde Park to Avondale, including baccalaureate references and Epworth leagues.
Presbyterian Notices From City Church Schedule
The Rev. Frank Foster of the American Tract Society will preach at 4 45 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Westminster League meets at 6 30 p.m. The Rev. William McKib is listed for the third notice in the church schedule.
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Frank Foster
American Tract Society of New York
Westminster League
William McKib
Religious services and programs in Walnut Hills area churches
In Walnut Hills and nearby neighborhoods pastors announce Sunday services. Walnut Hills Rev Charles Sumner Brown holds morning and evening services with children's day next Sunday. Lincoln Park Institutional offers Roumanian services and sermons. Mount Auburn lists Bible school and evening preaching. Ninth Street features open air services and sermons. Columbia hosts Life Abundant and Insult and Mockery. Norwood presents worship, new members, Lord's Supper, and evangelistic service with music.
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Walnut Hills
Charles Sumner Brown
Lincoln Park Institutional
G. R. Robbins
Mount Auburn
H. T. Crane
Ninth Street
John F. Hergef
Sons of God
Columbia
R. Venting
Norwood
Sherman
Station Avenues
John
Sewers
Church Services Across City in Sunday Schedule
Central Ninth street near city hall hosts morning and evening services led by John L. Hill and C M Yocum with a children's day program. Northside features Charles C Wilson preaching at 9 15 am and 7 45 pm services on Growing Church and After Death What. Washington presents C J Sebastian at 10 45 am and 8 pm Would You Be Good Looking. Richmond Street reports morning Life's Trust and children directing the evening Children's day program. Evanston offers Justin N Green at 10 45 am and George B Ranshaw at 7 45 pm for Children's day. Walnut Hills has A W Fortune at 11 am on The Secret of a Happy Life and a 7 45 pm stereopticon lecture Pilgrim's Progress.
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Hyde Park
Town Hall
C. W. Blodgett
Wayne Avenue
Davis Walgatt Clark
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church of
Lockland
Walnut Hills
Wesley Chapel
Gervaise Roughton
Mount Auburn
Hasse O. Emwall
York Street
Clifford I. Myers
Mount Lookout
Herbert R. Whiting
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
C. M. Yocum
Northside
Charles C. Wilson
Washington
J. Sebastian
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
Evanston
Justin N. Green
George B. Ranshaw
American Christian Missionary Society
A. W. Fortune
Multiple Cincinnati Churches Schedule Sunday Services
Several city churches publish their Sunday programs with holy communion, sermons, Sunday schools, and special events. St Pauls Cathedral and Christ Church list morning services, ordination, and evening prayers. Advent features Trinity Sunday activities and a conference. Grace Avondale and Mount Auburn churches announce holy communion and confirmations.
Church Services and Sermon Topics Across Multiple Towns
Walnut Hills ministers Dwight Mallory Pratt and M O Evans announce morning sermons and afternoon Sunday school with a 7 30 pm song service at Lawrence Street. Storrs hosts E T MacMahon and Frank J Meyer preaching at 10 45 am and 7 45 pm. Columbia presents Charles A Forbes with morning worship on Is the Bible Destined to Become the Universal Book and evening The Power of Jesus Christ.
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Walnut Hills
Edward Mack
Christ
Clifford
Thomas Knox
William Spiegel
Holy City
First United
J. R. Millin
Temple of Jehovah
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Wyoming
Alfred Lee Wilson
Wyoming High School
Charles E .Stanton
Norwood
George‘w. Shields
Harrison Mulford
Poplar Street
Freeman Avenue
Will
King’Highway
Columbia
Calvin W. Horn
F. C. English
Pearl Street
G. Pollard
Finley
Frank Clare English
Ralph Co. Jones
Oriental Lands
Kings and Queens
Trinity
Harvey A. Jones
Epworth League
California
Pure Heart
ST. Paul
Walter D. Cole
Freeman Avenu Ssion
C. Bruce Holmes
Christi
L. O. Hartman
J. O. White
the Union Bethel
Behenk
D. D
Asbury
E. S. Gaddis
The
Apostles
Epworth League and Evangelistic Service
Miss Stella Gribius
Walnut
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Christian Endeavor
Lawrence Street
M. O. Evans
Lilisha's
Jesus Christ
Lutheran Walnut Hills and First English Lutheran Church Services
Lutheran Walnut Hills will hold 11 a.m. worship with a sermon by Rev. Bauslin and an 11 a.m. sermon by Rev. Jacob W. Kapp of First English Lutheran. Dr. Hzra K. Bell, former pastor of First English, will occupy the pulpit. A 7:45 p.m. children’s service features a large chorus with solos and recitations by Sunday school children.
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Walnut Hills
Charles Ll. Bauslin
Simon
Hagerstown
Ind
First English
Jacob W. Kapp
Hzra K. Bell
Prophetic Spirit to Open Services at Local Synagogue
BENE INRAEL CONGREGATION on Rockdale and Harvey avenues announces summer services at 9 30 AM each Saturday. Rabbi Phillipson will preach this week on The Prophetic Spirit. Closing exercises of the religious school were held last Sunday with brief addresses by Ki Phillipson and Alfred M Cohen. Medals prizes and honor certificates were awarded to top pupils.
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Bene Inrael
Coled Rockdale
Harvey Avenues
Avenule
Phillipson
Ki Philipson
Alfred M. Cohen
Chairman
Clergyman Schedules Midnight Sermon on Latin Fractions
The Rev. George Ayer will preach at 12 a.m. on The Stable Latinfactions of Lire, delivering a late night address.
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George Ayer
Potter and the Clay Sunday program at Main Avenue church
Rev C B Bodar leads Sunday school at 9 30 with children day exercises to follow The Potter and the Clay program title appears at main Avenue with Rev T H Bohn in charge details show church activities and evening Y P meeting at 7 45 p m
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Cumminlyvillee
C. B
T. H. ‘Bohn
Revival Topics At Two Services
A local pastor will preach at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with morning subject Consecration and evening subject After a Revival What.
Pauls Wish Also Our Wish of Trinity Sunday
St Paul church announces a German service led by Rev Howard Voss at 10 a m on Trinity Sunday. The message emphasizes unity and devotion as part of the congregational worship.
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ST. Paul
Howard Voss
Swedenborgian service times and preacher
First service led by Rev. Louis G. Hoeck at eleven o'clock in the morning focusing on The Gospel of John. In Glendale an afternoon service with Rev. Louis G. Hoeck at four o'clock.
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Louis G. Hoeck
Glendale
Walnut Hills Sermon by Chicago Minister Ferguson at 11
Rev. William P. F. Ferguson of Chicago will preach at 11 a.m. at Walnut Hills on "The Christian Sabbath: Its Value and How We Should Observe It."
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Walnut Hills
William P. F. Ferguson
Chicago
New Thought Temple Walnut Hills Service and Discourse
Morning service at 11 o'clock with Paul Tyner as speaker. The discourse titled A Day in June addresses spiritual themes for the congregation.
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NEW Thought Temple
Walnut Hills
Paul Tyner
Church Services at Avondale and Aeolian
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Avondale holds morning and afternoon services at 11 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. with the sermon God, the Only Cause and Creator. Aeolian services begin at 10 46 a.m.
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First Church OF Cst
Scientist
Avondale
Aeolian
Diverse revival services listed across Cincinnati venues
Alternative religious meetings replace regular Bible class with Lancet hal specials at Odd Fellows temple. Pastor Paul Johnson of Columbus speaks at 2:30 on The Purchase of the Slave and at 7:30 on Does the Bible Hold Out Any Hope for the Unsaved Dead. Clifton Methodist women present a musical literary at Clifton Ave church. Evangelist Don Carlos Jones preaches at G A R hall and Carr Street. Church of God at Gest Street hosts Rev F Nightingale morning and evening services. Zen Baptist on Ninth between John and Central hosts Passion Play movie tomorrow evening. Rev J Franklin Walker serves as pastor.
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Cincinnati Bible Class
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Paul Johnson
Columbus
Don Carlos Jones
G. A. R. Hall
Carr Street
Church’ of God
Gest Street
Rev
F. Nightingale
Zen Baptist Church
John and
Central Avenue
J. Franklin Walker
University Plans Graduation Day and Alumni Events
The University of Cincinnati holds commencement at Music Hall at 10. Dr. Charles W. Dabney presides inclining to report progress and present diplomas. Philander C. Claxton will address “The Unity of City Schools.” Alumni plan a banquet and vaudeville at the gymnasium with a split alumni question under review.
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University of Cincinnati
Music Hall
Charles W. Dabney
University
Charles S. Brown
Dabney
Philander C. Claxton
University of Tennessee
Dr. Dabney
George B. Harper
Mr. Schwenker
Mannheimer
Home City High School Holds Graduation Exercises
Four students received diplomas at Home City High School graduation last night. Rev. W. A. Wiant delivered the address and J. G. Falkinburg distributed the diplomas to George Hopping Cora Gerrard Jeannette Arnold and Gladys Flagler.
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Home City
W. A. Wiant
Five Seek Postmastership at Sharonville
Five candidates compete in the civil service examination to decide who will be the next postmaster at Sharonville. Secretary Moss will conduct the exam. the winner must provide a suitable place for the post office. The salary is about $600 a year.
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Sharonville
Moss
Meetins on Slavery and Salvation at Odd Fellows Temple
Two addresses will be given at the Odd Fellows temple Seventh and Fifteen by Rev. IskL We son of Columbus. The topics are The Purchase of the Slave and Does the Bible Hold Out Any Hope for the Un saved Dead. Services scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m.
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Odd Fellows’ Temple
We Son of Columbus
Park Police Marshals Tie New Uniforms to Commission
A photo shows Harry Stiemer of the Washington Park police in a new uniform issued by the park commission. The image credits Young & Carl and documents the refreshed attire for the park force.
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Young & Carl
Park
Park Communission
Harry Stiemer
Washington Park
Pneumatic Tube Service Discussed At Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Industrial Bureau discussed a free government demonstration of pneumatic mail tubes by the Universal Pneumatic Tube Company of Chicago. Cincinnati was chosen for a demonstration. S. P. Egan will confer with the Postmaster General and Congressman Goebel. The bureau plans a fall industrial excursion by train to major manufacturers and named committee members.
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Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Postmaster -General
Goebel
James P. Orr
James J. Egan
W. A. Hopple
George Newstedt
Fred Ballmann
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Magazine
Bureau
Bleekman
Zoo
Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Macneale in Meadville Pennsylvania
Telegram reports the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Macneale of Meadville Pennsylvania. She was widow of Neil Macneale who ran a gate business in the city and died in 1897. Survived by son Donald Macneale and daughter Mrs Henry P Smith. Body to be shipped for burial.
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Sarah A. Macneale
Meadville
Donald Macneale
Henry P. Smith
Obituary notices from June 2 to June 8 1909
Death notices for Binder Hilarius M Bowler Eliza A Fulweiler Mary Anna Grosse Charles A Klick Minnie Krengel Saray A MacNale Patton Louis Marqua Patton and Gertrude Wilson list dates ages and funeral details with addresses and churches where services will be held.
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Park Avenue
Fulweiler
Mary Anna (Nee Young
Walker Street
Meadville
Saray A
Néill Macneale
Patton
Louis Marqua Patton
Charles Patton
Bethesda Hospital
Highland Cemetery Chapel
Lexington
Pike
Wilson
Gertrude
Née Bowen
Bamadél
C. Wilson
German Deaconess Hospital
Chicago
Osten
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College -Hill
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Fritz A. Lichtenberg
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