Church Merger Sparks Dispute Over Funds and Future
Rev G R Robbins condemns a sale of the old First Baptist Church on Wesley avenue and urges funds be used for the wider Baptist federation. He argues the church union should oversee disposal to aid multiple city churches, not reward a single congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Wesley Avenue
Robbins
Cincinnati Baptist Church Union
The
Institutional
Church Union
Lincoln Park Baptist Church A Summer Welcome
Religious notice invites worshippers to Lincoln Park Baptist Church with summer congregation, Dr. Robbins’ engaging sermon, and a welcoming invitation for Sunday morning and evening services. Five big fans are mentioned as part of the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Baptist Church
Robbins
Christian Science Churches Announce June 7 Services
Listings for Second Church of Christ Scientist Aeolian Hall 25 Fourth Ave West and other local branches show Sunday services on June 7 1914 at 11 a.m and 10 45 a.m with the theme God the Only Cause and Creator. Testimonial meetings are scheduled midweek and reading rooms operate daily with hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Aeolian Hall
Provident Bank
Seventh and
Vine Streets
Church OF Christ Scientist
Ben Franklin Club
S. W
First National Bank
Central Christian Ninth Church Services and Programs
City Hall pastor Claire L Waite presides at 10 30 a m sermon Weariness in Well Doing. Evening 7 30 p m Annual Children's Day Exercises. Bible School at 9 15 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Walnut Hillia Christian Locust near Park pastor R E Elmore holds services at 11 a m and 7 45 p m with subjects Success and Judas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian—Ninth
City Hall
Claire L. Waite
Christian Endeavor
Hilia Gchristian
Loecust
Park
R. E. Elmore
Judas
Methodist Episcopal Church Services Announced
The ST PAUL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH at Seventh and Smith and Trinity M E Church at 114 W Ninth St list sermons and service times. Rev L L Martin preaches at 11 a m on Money and 7 45 p m on Lost in Sight of Land while Rev Clark Riker leads morning Is He Divine and evening Just a Little Difference themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Seventh and
Smith
L. Martin
Trinity
Avonville Methodist Church Service Notice
Avondale Methodist Church Forest ry ministers Jobin W Langdale. At 9 45 Sunday School at 11 morning worship reception and baptism of new members sermon subject Strong and Strengthened at 7 Children s Day Exercises Charles R Fox Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Methodist Church
Jobin W. Langdale
Sundey School
Charles R. Fox
What Is the Christian's Hope Lecture
The International Bible Students Association presents a free lecture at Lincoln Club Hall Highth and Mace Sunday afternoon. Speaker H. K. Blinn explains Christian hope. Seats are free, no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students’ Association
Lincoln Club Hall
Highth and Mace
H. K. Blinn
International Bible Studentsa “Association
Lincoln Club
New Thought Temple Listing at Walnut Hills Mansion
The New Thought Temple at Walnut Hills Mansion 2625 Gilbert Ave led by Leila Simon holds Sunday services with a morning subject Lest Ye Forget and Sunday School at 9 45 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW Thought Temple
Walnut Hills Mansion
Gilbert Av. Leila Simon
New Jerusalem Church Service at First Church of the New Jerusalem
The New Jerusalem community holds morning services at 11 led by Rev. Louis G. Hoeck at the former Oak and Winslow site. The sermon topic is Reason and Revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF the
New Jerusalem
Oak and
Winslow
G. Hoeck
Presbyterian Sermons Across Cities by Reformed Clergy
Rev George H Lee of Seattle will preach at 11 and 7 45 at Evanston Presbyterian Church where his brother is pastor. First Presbyterian Walnut Hills Gilberts Ave and Locust Frederick N McMillin pastor Thomas S Hickman assistant McMillin to preach at 11 on A Precious Redeemer. At 4 p m the Lord's Supper reception of members at 7 45 Mr Hickman preaches The Law of Love. Quartet and chorus choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lee
Seattle
Cincinnati
Evanston Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Av
Locust
Frederick N. McMillin
Thomass. Hickman
McMillin
Hickman
Universalist Church service with Shakespeare theme sermon
The First Universalist Church of Walnut Hills Essex Place between McMillan and June streets invites all to 11 a.m. worship with Rev. A B Beresford D D preaching on The Meaning of Life as Revealed in Literature Shakespeare's Program that Points to Paths of Power Dell Kendall Werthner to sing. Sunday School at 9 45 Strangers welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist
Walnut Hills
Essex Place
McMillan and
June
A. B. Beresford
D.D
Dell Kendall Werthner
Unitarian-Reading Road Sermon by Rev George Thayer
Rev George A Thayer preaches at 11 am on the Meaning of the Unitarian name at the Reading road church north of Oak Street. He will explore whether the name adequately reflects the faith and its message to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Road
Oak St
George A. Thayer
Unitarian
Controversy Over Baptist Merger Draws Criticism
Dr. Robbins denounces the merger vote of the First Baptist and Ninth Street Baptist congregations as too small and calls for another ballot. Miss Groom notes possible legal matters to resolve as church leaders push toward the expected merger amid opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Miss Groom
Herget
Robbins
First Presbyterian Church
Metropolitan Baptist Church Starts Ten Day Fund Drive
The Metropolitan Baptist Church launches a ten day campaign to raise 1000 dollars to complete the purchase of a new building lot at Eighth and Cutter streets. The church has already paid 1100 and will use proceeds toward construction after securing the balance. Services are held at True Reformers Hall, 730 West Sixth Street, with J. G. Schmidlapp donating a storeroom at 124 East Fourth Street for campaign use. Dr. J Franklin Walker is pastor and team captains include Harry Black, Mrs. Hattie Cole, Mrs. Sarah Foster, Mrs. America Smith, Andrew Freeman, Mrs. Gaines, Archie Haithcock, William Jackson, George Johnson, Callie Jones, Mrs. Lethie Lackey, Jerry Masterson, Miss Georgia Nelson, Rufus Clay, Mrs. Pauline Riperton, Mrs. Louise Shenaullt, Mrs. Hattie Fletcher, Mrs. J. F. Walker and Mrs. S. E. Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Eighth and
Cutter Streets
Reformers
West Sixth Street
J. G. Schmidlapp
East Fourth Street
J Franklin Walker
Harry Black
Hattie Cole
Sarah Foster
America Smith
Andrew Freeman
Gaines
Archie Haithcock
William Jackson
George Johnson
Callie Jones
Lethie Lackey
Jerry Masterson
Georgia Nelson
Rufus Clay
Pauline Riperton
Lee Family of Clergymen Active in Chicago Assembly
Rev. George H. Lee of Seattle preaches at Evanston Presbyterian tomorrow and serves as Commissioner to the General Assembly in Chicago. The Lee clan includes three living ministers: Rev. Lewis Earle Lee of Cincinnati Rev. George H. Lee of Seattle and Rev. Wallace H. Lee of Tacoma. Both Rev. William B. Lee and Rev. E. Trumbull Lee are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lee
Seattle
Evanston, Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Chicago
William B. Lee
E. Trumbull Lee
Church of the Covenant
This City
Lewis Earle Lee
Cincinnati
Wallace H. Lee
Tacoma
Armstrong Church Organizes Epworth League Chapter No 22920
Armstrong Chapel formed a youth Epworth League chapter following the Methodist church pattern. Elected officers include president Lester Finch and vice presidents Lot Losh Helen Turner Ruth Crawford Agnes Wagner with Walter Stevens as secretary and Thomas Brown as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Chapel
Epworth League
Lester Finch
Lot Losh
Helen Turner
Ruth Crawford
Agnes Wagner
Walter Stevens
Thomas Brown
Rev G R Robbins Preaches at Lincoln Park Baptists
Lincoln Park Baptist Church will host sermons by Rev. G R Robbins tomorrow. The morning message is titled The Sinfulness of Christians Gadding About and the evening sermon is Kindling Fires Under Frozen Christians and Frozen Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
President Smith B. Quayle to preside at township Sunday school convention
President Smith B. Quayle will preside at the Symmes Township Sunday School Association annual convention at Washington Heights on Sunday. Norwood's Sunshine Girls organized the program, with morning Sunday school lessons led by Ben Mulford Jr and afternoon talks by A. O. Bing and J. B. Mueller. A country dinner is planned between sessions, and welcome will be extended by W. J. Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith B. Quayle
Chicago
Symmes Township-Sunday School Association
Washington Heights
Norwood
Sunshine Girls
Allandale
Heights
A. O. Bing
J. B. Mueller
Ben Mulford
Bertha Ringland
Nellie Evans Mulford
Mabel Storey
Edith
Martha MclIlvain
Louise Stockman
H. S. Mulford
Frieda Margraf Mace
Ethel Wehr
Helen Lindsey
W. J. Wiggins
Preacher to Speak on Money and Lost in Sight of Land
Rev. L. Martin of the St. Paul Church at Seventh and Smith streets will preach tomorrow morning on Money and in the evening on Lost in Sight of Land, delivering two distinct sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Martin
The
St. Paul M
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Minister S Clarke Riker to speak on Just a Little Different
Rev S Clark Riker at Trinity M E Church plans a tomorrow evening talk on an out of the ordinary topic titled Just a Little Different. He selects the novel subject to invite reflection among congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E
S. Clark Riker
Two Clergy Honored at Cedarville Commencement
Brown of Walnut Hills Baptist Church and Rev. F L Flinchbaugh of Calvary Church Clifton were honored. Ten graduates received diplomas and Pr Brown delivered the address. Dr David McKinney of this city heads Cedarville institution.
Five Cent Fare Challenge in Cincinnati Court
The city of Cincinnati seeks a 5 cent fare for Millcreek Valley suburbs with hearings before Judge Sater. City Solicitor Schoenle and Mr. Southworth argue against Traction Company franchises claimed by county, village councils and Zoo Land Syndicate. A ruling is not expected soon. a stay may keep 6 cent fares temporarily. The case may move to the Circuit Court of Appeals and then the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Millcreek Valley
United States
Sater
Columbus
Traction Company
Zoo Land Syndicate
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Washington
State Commission Becomes Huffy Over Gas Plant Valuation
Columbus public utilities panel resists City Solicitor Schoenle pressure to valu e Union Gas and Electric. City expedites with expert King, but state office delays. Schoenle vows further action while officials insist progress proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Schoenle
Union Gas and Electric Company
King
State Commission
Cincinnati
Esther Film on Church Lawn Sunday Evening
Moving pictures from the Book of Esther will be shown on the Seventh Presbyterian Church lawn Sunday at 7 o clock. The event invites attendees to view a religiously themed film outdoors under evening skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Lelia Simon to Speak at New Thought Temple
Lelia Simon of the New Thought Temple will discuss Lest Ye Forget this Sunday at 11 a.m. at Walnut Hillis Mansion, 2625 Gilbert Avenue. Sunday school precedes at 9:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Simon
New Thought Temple
Walnut Hillis Mansion
Gilbert Avenue
Norwood Presbyterian Brotherhood Celebrates Ninth Anniversary
The Norwood Chapter marks nine years of the Presbyterian Brotherhood with a midweek program on Wednesday night June 17 at Floral Avenue Church. Union officials will be invited and a general invitation extended to all brotherhood men to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
America
Norwood
Floral Avenue Presbyterian Church
Union of the Brotherhood
Hyde Park Men’s Club Rally Set For June 12
Hyde Park M E Church men’s club holds a Friday evening rally on June 12 with speakers Rev Gerrlut Jenson and Mr Walter Draper. An extensive musical program promises an enjoyable, profitable and pleasant evening before the club resumes in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park M. E. Church
Gerrlut Jenson
Walter Draper
Two Ministers Honored at Cedarville Graduation
At Cedarville College ceremonies in Cedarville Ohio yesterday two Cincinnati ministers received the degree of Doctor of Divinity. Rev Charles Sumner led the honorees amid the formal graduation events and church leaders praised their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarville College
Cedarville
Charles Sumner
Bodman Widows' Home to Host June Festival Sale
German Bodman Widows' Home announces its annual festival at Highland Avenue Mt. Auburn on Saturday June 13 starting 2 PM with supper served 5 to 8 PM. Inmates will conduct a sale of fancy and useful articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Bodman
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Examinations for Stationary Engineers Announced
Two special examinations will be held in Cincinnati at the old Board of Review office on June 2. The first targets stationary engineers in state and county institutions, and the second seeks assistant stationary engineers in the same institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Board of Review
Cincinnati
Masonic Club Closes For Big Zoo Outing
The Masonic Club rooms will be closed all day to allow full participation in the zoo outing. Demand for Chester Park tickets for the June 26 event has been high, prompting 5000 extra tickets ordered. Notable visitors included Col John B. Rich and others from across Ohio and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Club
Zoo
Chester Park
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Ludlow
Lexington
Paris
Somerset
Maysville
Hamilton County
Emery
John B. Rich
Philadelphia
George B. Comstock
J. H. Law
Edgar Simonton
Chicago
H. W. Meade
Mt. Hope
W. Va
A. Stevens
Newark
James E Wetterer
Zanesville
Braddock, Pa
B. C. Barker
Norwalk
George H. Linies
Cleveland
Million Dollar Rain Brings Farmers Joy
Heavy rains across the nation, especially Ohio to Kentucky, bring relief after a dry spell. The downpour floods streams, but overall farmers cheer a “million dollars” in relief as crops receive needed moisture. In Falmouth Kentucky the Licking River rose dramatically, with further rises expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Providence
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Devereaux
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Falmouth
Licking
Lecture Delayed by Wrong Turn At University Building
A crowd gathered at the University Building for a lecture by Prof. Phillips of Pittsburg on ores and metals but no speaker appeared until after 9 pm. The delay was explained after the guest arrived and said he had been given wrong directions to Cincinnati, ending at College Hill Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sether
University
Prof
Phillips
Pittsburg
Frank Raschig
University of Cincinnati
College Hill Sanitarium
Lorena
Broadway
Joel Clore Explains Charter Provisions at Meeting
Joel C. Clore of the new Charter Commission explains key provisions of the charter to Madisonville Business Men's Club. He notes the civil service section does not grant the Civil Service Commission a veto over mayoral appointments. the mayor retains appointing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Clore
Madisonville Business Men’s Club
Joel C. Clore
New Charter Commission
Holmes
Civil Service Commission
Clore
New Catherine Winters Crew Arrives as Sheriff Hurt in Crash
A rushville to Newcastle patrol car crash injured Sheriff Bousley and Chief William as they traveled to Rushville. The excursion aimed to locate a missing girl named Catherine Forest, who bears resemblance to Catherine Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Newcastle
Ind
Catherine Winters
Rushville
Bousley
William
Catherine Forest
Royal Life Insurance Offices Closed in Cincinnati
Royal Life Insurance Company announced its Cincinnati office is temporarily closed while awaiting Ohio certification. Local attorney E Scott King said the move is for economy and no illegal activity occurred. Company officials note $15,000,000 in Chicago business and plan to reopen once certification is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oliver Brown
E. Scott King
Royal Life Insurance Company
Commercial Tribune
Fourth National Bank
King
Brown
F. W. Kisker
A. O. Zwick
Kisker
Seventh
Mound Streets
Price Hill
Illinois
Ohio
Cincinnati
Clovernook Fete Date Moved to Friday June 12
CLOVERNOOK Home for the Blind moves its fete from Saturday June 13 to Friday June 12. The event funds the home and inmates, on the College Hill grounds, with many friends expected to attend. Miss Trader lists raffia baskets, bags, brooms, chairs and more for sale at Clovernook for blind girls. Exhibition dance at 4 30 PM precedes supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovernook Home For the
College Hill
Jennie March
North
Trader
Clovernook
Ionly
Suffragists Fire Historic Edifice and Bomb Plotlands
British suffragists ignite Breadsall Church near Derby and disturb officials with bombing attempts. Sylvia Pankhurst headlines meetings in Canning Town while nonmilitants pursue constitutional tactics. Miss Mary Blomfield kneeled before King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace drawing attention to the suffrage cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Breadsall Church
Derby
Dudhope Castle
Dundee
John Graham
Clayerhouse
Killicrankie
James II
William III
Sylvia Pankhurst
Canningtown
House of Commons
Asquith
Mary Blomfield
Sara Louise Blomfield
Arthur Blomfield
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
Miss Blomfield
Palace
Stevenson suffers relapse after wife death
Adlai E. Stevenson vice president under Cleveland relapsed today in a Chicago hospital after a nervous breakdown following his wife’s death six months ago. He arrived three weeks ago from Bloomington for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
Stevenson
Bloomington
Mayor Spiegel Studies Toledo Street Car Fight
Mayor Spiegel travels to Toledo next week to study the street car situation. Toledo operates a three cent fare franchise, but the company contests its terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Spiegel
River Stage Report From Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
Heavy rains drenched the valley with rising river stages. At Cincinnati the river stood 9.1 feet at 6 p.m. Friday as levels continued to rise, threatening downstream communities toward Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciincinnati
Frida
Cincinnati
Pitteurg
Passenger Ship Movements Last Day Across Ohio River
Arrivals and departures list shows the Chile bound for Ohio and returning, the Greenwood sailing to Maysville and back, the Kentucky heading to Madison, and the City of Cincinnati traveling to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Ohio
Greenwood
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
Cincinnati
Louisville
Barges and packets move heavy tonnage on rivers
West Virginia and Pittsburg districts prepare for increased traffic as coal tow lines shift to raise tonnage. Lorena and Joe Fowler pass Pittsburg bound for St Paul and to St Louis, with limited passenger list. Majestic newly assigned river service master Frank Gill to run Mississippi routes from St Louis north. Goldenrod docked at St Louis to receive supplies before returning to Ohio River area. News covers river stages at Memphis Louisville Evansville Pittsburg and Wheeling with rain and rising levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Idw Waer
Joe Fowler
St. Paul
Frank Gill
Cincinnati
Majestic
Keystone State
St.Louis
Miamis and Erie Canal
Mississippi
St. Louis
Chicago and New Orleans Transportation Company
Chicago
Illinois
Goldenrod
Missouri
Ohio River
Tennessee
Cumberland
Weather data snapshot for Upper Mississippi Valley region
Readable fragments show temperatures and locations across the Upper Mississippi Valley with cities like St Paul Des Moines Dubuque Keokuk St Louis Davenport and Omaha. Odds and temperature ranges are listed with high and low figures and some missing values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Este
Madison Sata
Charles C Ty Wane
Des Moines
Dubuque Keokuk
St Louis
Moorhead
Devils Lake
Williston
Weather forecast and notes for regional showers
The forecast calls for local showers in Ohio and Indiana on Saturday with Sunday unsettled in some areas. West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania face unsettled conditions Saturday night or Sunday. The weather summary notes heavy rain across northern districts, with Iowa Davenport logging about 4.5 inches. Temperatures rise with yesterday in Cincinnati at 70 and 65 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Greensboro
Wheeee
Pittsburg
Zanesville
Doe
Parkersburg
Www
Radford
Oorene
Narrows
Aweee
Hi Ton
Charleston
Fajis
Brjeees
Pleasant
Huntington
Dam Williamson
Pikeville
Catlettsburg
Portsmouth
O Eee
Maysville
Cincinnati
Nee
Dam
Lower Sange
Louisville
Lower Gauage
Evansville
Ind
Tenet Ens
Nashville
Tenn
Seree
Chattanooga
Johnsonville
Paducah
Cairo
Ohio River
C. Devereaux
Ohio
West Virginia
Western
Pensylvania
Indiana
Kentucky
Atlantic
Pacific
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Davenport
Weather data card for Clourcy 1914
Comparison of daily weather with the same date in 1914 1915 and 1912 shows high and low temperatures 74 and 65 to 79 and 57 with average 70 68 70. Precipitation totals 0.7 inch and excesses 0.61 inch for the day and 1.91 inch since January 1 1914. Hourly temps list readings up to 74 with late afternoon values 72 69.
First sight romance leads to Springfield wedding
A six month courtship ends in the marriage Sunday of David Nathanson a Waverly Indiana merchant and Elizabeth Lipschitz daughter of Mr and Mrs J Lipschitz at 4 oclock in Avondale. Rev Gradsky will officiate. The couple will honeymoon and reside in Waverly. The Lipschitz parents celebrate twenty five years of marriage the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
David Nathanson
Waverly
Inl
Elizabeth Lipschitz
J. Lipschitz
East Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Gradsky
Mr. Nathanson
Miss Lipschitz
Broida
Lipschitz
Deaths in local area list multiple obituaries
A long obituary notice lists several deaths with ages and basic funeral details. Charles W Ludewig 48, Almira Hagans 83 in Chicago, Anna Harris 35 Newport, William Kibby 34, Samuel Klein 63 Avondale, Frank X Kopp 44, Lillian Kobman 38 Columbus, J B Lubbers 69 Covington, James L McHugh ? , Adverted and others across Kentucky and Ohio with funeral times and burial places noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Kibby
William
Dora Kibby
Lammier
John Kibby
Spring Street
St. Paul's Church
Klein—Samuel
Greenwood Avenue
Avondale
Dallas
Tex
James L
Annie
John McHugh
Columbia Avenue
Holy Angels’ Church
Schlosser
St. John’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Stephan—Julius
Anna Stephan
Henry Osseforth
G A R Members Head to Ohio Encampment from Cincinnati
The Rev. C. W. Blodgett and district G. A. R. members with Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans depart Cincinnati for the Ohio G. A. R. encampment in East Liverpool on Monday morning June 22 at 9 o’clock. They travel via Pennsylvania Lines and expect 75 to 100 members and families to attend, arriving 5:25 p.m. the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Blodgett
Ohio
Women’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Cincinnati
East Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Weidlich & Simpson
Nevada Building
Fifth & Sycamore
Hamilton County
Charles A. Spring
Cobb, Howard & Bailey and Horstman & Horstman
Fountain Pen Factory
Simplofiller
Burroughs
E. Weidlich
E. Weidlich & CO
Weidlich & Simpson Pen CO
Uas
Jacob Schottenfels
Ezekiel & Bernheim Co
Main Street
Ravnbat and Norwood Odd Fellows Dedicate New Hall
Kirkup Lodge No. 401 S O O F dedicates its new hall in Norwood Ohio on Saturday June 6 with a 2 p.m. parade. Dedication follows the parade and a free show lineup includes fireworks a moving picture show a band concert and Prof Pork Chops Famous Glee Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Kirkup Lodge No
Odd Fellows
Glee Club
THE
Ways and Means Committee
Syrian Temple Special Meeting in June at 8 PM
Syrian Temple in New Mexico schedules a special meeting for Saturday June 6 at 8 p.m. A short business session and reception of petitions for Ceremonial Class will be held. John H. Dunholter serves as Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Temple
John H. Dunholter
Obituaries and funeral notices from Cincinnati area readers
Series of obituaries and funeral notices for Boehmer Borgmann Butz Downey Ehrhardt Friedrich Grote other residents. Details include ages birth dates residence addresses and service times with churches chapels and cemeteries noted. Readers invited and funeral directors named for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehmer
Eberhard
Eliza Boehmer
Teulxer
Laclede Avenue
Price Hill
Borgmann
Minnie
Henry Borgmann
Harry F. Borgmann
Montgomery Pike
Kennedy Heights
Kenner Street
Ludlow
St. James Church
Springs Grove
Ehrhardt
Henry
Mary Ehrhardt
Popp
Busse & Borgmann Company
Friedrich—Franz
Elizabeth Friedrich
Ruckdeschel
Gus Gildehaus
Vine Street
Grote
John Henry
Mary Helen Grote
Kruessel
Feneral
Baymiller Street
St. Henry's Church
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Quayle
Symmes Association
Religious
Baptist
Christian Science
Christian
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist
Presbyterian
Universalist
League
DR. Riker
United States Supreme Cour
HUFFY
Indianapolis
Stranger
Central Union Station
Chester Langhurst
Carrie Kingsley
Mt. Vernon
Chester
Mrs. Langhorst
Grand Hotel
Hyde Park
Bodman Widows’ Home
Masonic. Club
Gineer
Winters
Royal Insurance Company
Royal Indemnity Company
Sylvia
Greenland
Pomeroy
Louis Ville
Memphis
Davis Island
Clear
Wheeling
Atlantic States
Montreal
Eastport Oven
Northfield
Boston Ee Ee
New York
Gulf
Atlanta
Mobile
Montgomery
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Little Rock
Ft Ft. Worth
Galveston
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Detroit
Ste.Marie
Green Bay
Grand Haven
Sewer
Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne
Duluth
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain Region
Havre
Helena
Boise
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Sheridan Rr
Cheyenne
Rapid City
North Platte
Salt Lake Cc
Modena
G' d Junction
Durango el
Denver
Pueblo
Dodge City
Oklahoma Owen
Amarillo
Kamloops
Shillito
John Shillits Company
Clourcy
P.M
P.m. Puae
P.m. An Ee Daditeewski
Hagen
Charles W. Ludewig
Lena Hagen
York Street
Kopp
Frank X
George
Rosa Kopp
Vitt
Frintz Street
Sir John’s Church
Rev
Mr. Blodgett
Lodge
Masonic
Postoffice
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