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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1916

Page

10

Sunday School Workers To Hold County Meeting

The Hamilton County Sunday School Association begins its fifty-fifth annual three day convention at Lincoln Park Baptist Church with opening remarks by Mrs. Henry Apperton. Rev E W Thornton speaks on meeting needs of children and lessons for Juniors Primaries.

Hamilton County Sunday School Association Lincoln Park Baptist Church Henry Apperton E. W. Thornton Elsie Werner Emfort Norton H. C. Drake Ralph Welles Keeler John F. Kramer Mansfield Covington and Newport Ninth and Main

Ministers Inspect Harsh Tenement Conditions In City

A Social Service Committee led by G. R. Houser surveyed crowded tenement rooms on Spencer House and Cutler Street districts. Ministers and doctors observed filth in one room with four occupants and a bedridden elderly woman still cultured in speech. The tour aimed to document living conditions in tenement districts for city housing reform.

Social Service Committee Federation of Churches G. R. Houser Housing Department Building Inspection Department Spencer House Houser Cutter Street Court Clark Streets Rendigs Frederick Fagley Guy ¥. Shipler Robinson Unitarian Church C. S. Brown Walnut Hills

Sin Against the Holy Ghost topic at Methodist session

Rev John Mayer argued the Holy Ghost means general manager in a glossed reading at Wiley Chapel. O L Seward plans gas rate stance. association drops active protest. June schedule lists Overley, Leonard, Austin talks and Aultman presiding since Saratoga Conference.

Methodist Ministers’ Association Wiley Chapel John Mayer Cincinnati E. R. Overley Covington Kentucky M. E. Church South Jesus A. W. Leonard A. B. Austin D. Lee Aultman Association Saratoga Springs

Death of E. F P Marshall Creates Treasurers Vacancy

The death of E F P Marshall leaves a vacancy in the office of Treasurer of the Board of Trustees of Gammon Theological Seminary in Atlanta Georgia, a training school for colored preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church conducted under the Freedman’s Aid Society. The board will hold a meeting to fill the post.

E. F P. Marshall Gammon Theological Seminary Atlanta Methodist Episcopal Church Freedman’s Aid Society Methodist Book Concern Cincinnati

Shakespeare drew on scriptures say reverend speaker says

Rev Dr Peter Robertson of Mohawk Presbyterian Church told the Presbyterian Ministers Association at the old First Church that Shakespeare relied largely on Holy Scriptures for information character and incidents used in his plays. He claimed leading Christian doctrines were set forth or affirmed in the Shakespearean dramas.

Shakespeare Peter Robertson Mohawk Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Ministers’ Association Old First Church

Methodist Conference Opens Soon in Lima with Bishop Presiding

The city churches plan for the annual conference to be held September 5 in Lima with Bishop Tirkiel presiding in place of Bishop Anderson who departs for Europe. Clifton held its annual meeting electing officers, while Rev Dr Blodgett is unanimously invited to return after five years of service, noted for drawing large audiences and boosting church membership.

Lima Tirkiel Anderson Europe Cliftom Dr. Blodgett Blodgett St. Paul Clifton

Baptist Ministers Discuss Book Review at Meeting

The Baptist Ministers' Association was hosted yesterday with Rev. H. T. Crane presenting a review of "A Voice From the Crowd" while Rev. A. A. Schade presided as chair.

The Baptist Ministers’ Association H. T. Crane A. A. Schade

Seminary fund drive tied to Archbishop Moeller ruby jubilee

Contributions for Mt. St. Marys Seminary will be collected in all Cincinnati archdiocese churches on Sunday. The drive coincides with the ruby jubilee of Archbishop Henry Moeller marking his 40th priestly anniversary since ordination in Rome on June 10, 1876.

Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary Norwood Heights Archdiocese of Cincinnati Henry Moeller Rome

Diocesan Secretary Denies Pope Ban On School Dances

Rev Father Anthony secretary to Archbishop Moeller said no authoritative information had been received in the diocese about a papal edict forbidding Catholic societies under parochial jurisdiction from arranging dances in connection with entertainments.

Benedict Father Anthony Moeller

Priest Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary of Ordination

Father David O'Meara of St. Andrew Church Avondale marks fifty years as a priest with a solemn high mass at 9:30 A M on Thursday June 22 at the church. A banquet follows at the Linton with many distinguished out of town guests attending.

David O’meara St. Andréw Church Avondale Linton

Real Estate Notes Show Posts and Sales in City Area

John Creed builds a seven room bungalow on Shattuck Place Hector Street at about 4000 dollars. The Bernard F E Pollak house on Rose Hill Avenue 4009 Beechwood Avenue sold yesterday to Leslie V Marks for 25000 dollars. Albert Klein builds a seven room two and half story brick on Shattuck Place Horton Street at 5000 dollars. Fred Tuke Son sold for Charles Spier administrator of Carrie Anderson estate six frame houses with lot 50 330 feet at Beech and Schenck Deer Park Ohio for 2300 dollars to M M Bird. W H Settle erecting two modern bungalows on north side of Ross Avenue at about 7900 dollars.

John Creed Shattuck Place Hector Street Bernard FE. Pollak Rose Hill Avenue Beechwood Avenue Theodore Mayer & Bro Leslie V. Marks Albert Klein Horton Street Fred Tuke & Son Charles Spier Carrie Anderson Beech and Schenck Avenues Deer Park M. M. Bird W. H. Settle Ross Avenue Pearl Street Damon Lewis Harry Scroer Harry Schroer Emma M Clark Clifton Farm Colerain Avenue Sedmectons 275 Company Charles P.morton John B. Bruner Lewis J. Rebhun Wil Burwood Avenue Norwood Howland Place Walsh Ninth Street Hannah Warner Louis Wolpa L. C. Hopkins John A. Ryan William ‘John David Alen Wade Street Millie Kunz Cedar Grove S White Avenue Lawson Company South Street Evans Street Hanfield Street Cumminsville Walnut Street Martha L. Humphreys Ats CRBI Cor Des Cece Cynthia Yeeer John Yager John A. Pitts Ga ‘Peters Realty Florida Mvonus Fifth Mary Wersel Mary E. Miller Frank J. Weber W. Browne Mabel L Lane Seminary Columbia Township John Smith John D Della Byers Cutter Street Poor OU Bne Bas i Ciae Keendae Clara Reeder Bert G. Moorman William John St. Elmo Avenue College Hill Putman John M. Neuburger Julius Gilsey Pape Avenue Thomas Finn Dominick Kramer Beck Ode Cane Eh Hunt Clarence E. Funk Oakley Park George Street Jennie Naison Martha B. KE. Booth Mats Cork SR i William F. Dunkmann Frank Spiesz Benjamin Hughes Henry C. Kellum Norwood View Henry Sommer John Junius Fuller Street Pavillion Hatch Streets William S. P. Oskamp Afele O. Ryan Helen H. Taylor B. W. Foley Elliott H. Pendleton Columbore H. Price Elizabeth Tallant Avondale B. A Barney Simonson Water Township Katrina Kautter Et al Katherine Millcreek Township Carl Meyer Ralph Roeper Caro- Henry Louis Carrie Diehl Jefferson Avenue Corryville Evans and Brooks Streets Brooks W. Co. Hattersley Max D Esther Lubin Coington Cincinnati Bridge Company Fifth and Due Streets John Scholl Abram Bell Harrison Avenue SU Southi Escgvscis Glendale Alexander Karl Eva Karl Barney Smith Poplar Street George N. Heger Christian Schott Roeper

Real Estate Transfers Listed in City Paper

Transfers detail numerous parcels and leases across Cincinnati and suburbs including properties on Seventh and College streets Dover Street Cleron Avenue Burnet Avenue and more. Transactions include leases of hotels and tracts with tax rates noted and multiple buyer seller pairs such as Munro to New Munro Kibler Realty to George Brommer and Mary Rogers to Jacob Shhulzinger.

Munro “Hotel Company New Munro Hotel Company Seventh and College Streets Mary K Perkins Walter H. Geary Dover Street Kibler Realty Company George Brommer, Sr Cleron Avenue Columbia Township Alice R. Toon Clarente R. Toon Nue Avondale Jenkins Construction and Realty Company Lawrence A. Pachoud Burnet Avenue Earnshaw Show Avenue Nicholas Longworth Frank C. Maphet Sycamore S. & L. Coo Dsc Cscs Hixcsibe Lucy P. Good Gest Street George Brommer Sycamore S. & L. I Sweden Henry Holtmann Brighton Joan V. Harris F. W. Lersch CIA Wrigee Julius Gilsey Edge B. & S. Co Charles Gruber Dayton Street B. A. Crue Ruzicka Rempe Co Carl Schmidt Adolph Schmidt Catherine Seger Ben Mueller Th Fischer Bank Street B. A. Co Mary Wersel Cincinnati John H. Taphorn Pleasant Ridge Alice E. Miller Hyde Park B. “ L Barney Smith Provident Savings Moschel Northwestern B. & 5 Cadillac

Efficiency fads spark Ohio mail carrier protest at biennial meeting

Delegates from the Ohio State Association of Letter Carriers gathered in Cincinnati with Mayor Puchta Postmaster Joel C. Clore and Secretary John T. Magavin presiding. National President Gainor and State President George H. Hoover spoke as reports showed 200 new members joining the about 2,500 strong union. Resolutions backed the Penrose Griffin pension bill and urged sensible testing rules while seeking higher service grades. Officers were elected led by President L. M. Willie and Marion chosen for next convention. a banquet closed the proceedings with several officials in attendance.

Ohio State Association of Letter Carriers Puchta Joel C. Clore John T. Magavin Cincinnati Gainor George H. Hoover Grand Hotel Penrose-Griffin Congress National Association L. M. Willie Columbus L. H. Hawley Lorain Frank R. Powers Dayton Alex. E. Ure Middletown Charles E. Doll Portsmouth C. Martin Cleveland M. G. Duerk Defiance John W

Cotton market shows subdued activity with mixed demand

In New York and Liverpool trading June 5 the market moved with narrow fluctuations. July and October futures hovered near 12.60 to 12.90 cents as traders weighed Liverpool buying and hedge selling while exports and port stocks influenced prices.

Liverpool New Orleans

Protected Home Circle convenes at Hotel Gibson in Columbus

The Grand Circle of Ohio of the Protected Home Circle opens at Hotel Gibson with about six hundred delegates arriving. An Inner Circle degree class of 160 was conferred. tonight Exemplified and Banner degrees will be awarded, and Vice Mayor Danner will welcome the convention followed by a response from Joseph Yeingst, the circle president.

Grand Circle of Ohio Gibson Danner Joseph Yeingst

Coffee futures fall to new lows on New York market

Liquidity returned to coffee trading with prices dropping to new lows. September contracts declined to 8.45 cents and December to 8.55 cents, closing down 7 to 11 points as 22 750 bags were sold. Spot Rio and Santos quotes varied while Brazilian market declines and London exchange pressure were noted.

New York Rio Santos Brazil London Fundia

Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices Across Cities

A compilation of dairy and poultry prices from Chicago Kansas City New York St Louis Cleveland Indianapolis Philadelphia and Philadelphia reports dates June 5 to June 6 1914 noting butter prices varied by creamery firsts and extras eggs showed firmness or weakness by grade and region while poultry values ranged for live birds broilers and turkeys with regional fluctuations in demand and dressing quality.

Chicago Kansas City New York ST. Louis Cleveland The Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Tules Philadelphia Western Creamery

Sugar Market Steady in New York With Porto Rican Interest

Local sugar trading saw no change for Cuban grades while Porto Rican shipments to refiners totaled about 20 000 bags at 6.08 cents per pound. Cuban bids and offers stood around 5 3/4 to 5 cents for nearby, with refiners paying about 5 cents. Spot prices remained steady near 6.33 5.56 and 5 1/16 for centrifugal molasses and Cubas cost and freight. Refined markets were quiet with moderate withdrawal of old contracts. Futures slipped for near months and held steady for new crop, with July to December ranges noted amid Europe news and labor concerns at refineries.

New York Cubas Europe

Two Arrests Made In Race Horse Slip Possession

Two men registered as John Meyer aged 47 a clerk of Hamilton Place and Herman Hirschberg aged 35 of 333 West Fifth Street were arrested at 317 Vine Street yesterday by Lieutenant Seebohm and Patrolman Kleemeier for possessing race horse slips.

John Meyer Hamilton Place Herman Hirschberg West Fifth Street Vine Street Seebohm Kleemeier

Sealed Proposals Sought for Cincinnati Tuberculosis Hospital Kitchen

Proposals due June 20 1916 for labor and materials to furnish and install kitchen equipment at the Cincinnati Tuberculosis Hospital Lick Run Hamilton County Ohio. Bid bonds 20 percent or certified check required. Board of Hospital Commissioners reserves right to reject. George Puchta president E L Kennedy clerk.

Board of Hospital Commissioners Burnet Avenue Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati Tuberculosis Ospital Lick Run Hamilton County Tietig & Lee Fourth National Bank Eer George Puchta E. L. Kennedy Rankin, Kellogg & Crane Walnut Street Philadelphia George C. Deckebach New Courthouse Building Commission Building Commission Courthouse Building Commission James A. Green Fred E. Wesselmann George F. Dieterle Thomas W. Allen Frank L. Pfaff Harry C. Innes Samuel Weil, JR P. W. Durr George O. Deckebach

Bank Clearings and Market Reports Across Cities

Cincinnati reports day clearings of 5 638 350 with loans around 3 to 5 percent and stock exchange activity totaling 140 shares. Saint Louis notes clearings of 18 323 260 and bonds active while foreign exchange remains in demand.

Cincinnati Ohe New York Exchange Cincinnati Stock Exchange First Call Cincinnati Gas & Electric Ohio Cities Gas Secona Call American Rolling Mill Fleischmann Pref Cincinnati & Sub Bell Tel Columbia Gas the Commercial Tribune ST. Louis Commercial

Wool Auction Prices Firm as Demand Rises

London reports 7100 bales offered with good demand and firm hardening prices. West Australian greasy sold at 2s 9d and Queensland scoured at 5s 6d. Russian buyers active. Notice to Contractors calls for bids in Cincinnati for interior stone and marble work on the new Courthouse and County Jail with detailed bidding rules and inspection times.

London Queensland

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