Children's Day Observances Across Cincinnati Churches
A roundup of upcoming Children’s Day and related religious events across Cincinnati churches. Union Bethel plans a 2:30 p.m. program for a 100 voice choir themed Heaven, with diplomas for graduates and 7:30 p.m. sermon by Rev W C Benson. Other notices include Dr Warren G Partridge lectures, church restorations, and special services at North Presbyterian, Ninth Street Baptist, St Paul M E, and numerous congregations with baptisms, lectures, picnics, and vesper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bethel
Bethel Choir
Palmer Hartsough
W. C. Benson
Methodist Church Notices and Sermon Times
Morning services listed at several churches with times for sermons and events. York Street church announces 11 a.m. service with Epworth League at 8 p.m. newly elected officers to be installed. Dr. Davis W. Clark to preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. at another location. Madisonville notes morning service and children's day events with pulpits and pastors named.
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Cleves—Paistor
F. C. English
York Street
York and Baymiller
Edward McHugh
Epworth League
Davis W. Clark
Madisonville
A. Deaton
Forest Basin Key
Forest
Daily church services list for morning and evening programs
A detailed schedule of Sunday services across multiple churches with pastors names and topics. Morning children's day exercises and evening lectures cover themes like The Dreams of Youth The Judg ment The Grace of Giving and Hidden Treasure. Additional notes include communion at United church and missionary meeting midweek.
Trinity Sunday church services and confirmations listed
Local churches across Grace Avondale Rector Hutchs on duty and Christ East Fourth with Nelson preach at 11 and 7:45. St Pauls Pro Cathedral Trinity Sunday sermons by Bishop Vincent. Epiphany East Walnut Hills confirmants with Eastman presiding. Nativity Phillip Hawthorne schedule 7:30 communion 11 sermon. Our Savior Mt Auburn musical Gallia Mendelssohn. Fernbank Resurrection and St Andrews schedules with classes and addresses.
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Grace
Avondale
C. E. Hutchison
Christ
East Fourth
Broadway
Sycamore
F. H. Nelson
St.Paul’s Pro-Cathedral
Plum
Trinity
Boyd Vincent
S.T.D
Church of the Epiphany
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
Geo. N. Eastman
Church of Our Savior
Mt. Auburn
Gounod
Sunday church services and sermons listed by location
Fergus Street Pastor Rev Harry Granison Hill preaches at 11 am The First Gospel Sermon and at 8 pm Judas Cursed Through His Love of Gold Fourth Avenue Pastor Rev B W Huntsman voices A Womanly Queen and The Conditions of Forgiveness with 9 30 am Sunday school Open air service 6 30 pm U P C E 8S Central Ninth Street near Central avenue Rev A M Harvuot preaches 10 30 am Knowing God and at 7 45 pm addresses retail clerks Richmond Street Pastor Rev Justin N Green morning 10 30 The Silent And the Unseen evening 7 45 Lost Carthage Pastor Rev Chas M Fillmore morning All the Days of My Life a service for the aged evening Counting the Cost
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Is Curts
D.D
Norwood
W. L. Y. Davis
St. Paul
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Paul C. Curnick
Marl Cranston
L.L.D
Portland
Ore
Epworth League
Wesley ‘Chapel
Fifth Street
Broadway
Sycamore
Gervaise Roughton
Mt. Auburn
Maplewood Avenue
Rufus J. Wyckoff
Helplers
Trinity
Howard D.D
W.W. A. Robinson
Chase Avenue
Northside
Wm. Bunyan
Judas Iscariot
Westwood
Archler and
Pworth Avenues
David G. Latshaw
Delta Avenue
L. Olenstagger
Mr. Thomas
King
Price Hill
S. W. Bell
Elmwood Place
Walnut Street
G. Pollard
Carthage
Jackson Street
S. G. Pollard
Clifton
Clifton Avenue
Senator Place
George van Derveer Morris
MecMicken Avenue
L. Olenshagger
Finley
Isaac R. Marshall
Epworth League Othears
Eighth and
Mound
C. H. Hubbell
Cleves
Dr. LaBach
Madisonville
A. M. Dawson
Central
George W. Shields
Carter Miller
William Walker Smith
E. Trumbull Lee
Hedges
Cumminsville
Lewis Earle Lee
Linn
Baymiller
Wesley Frank Price
John and Clark
Aikman
China
Christ
Main
Dr. Work
Clinton
Central Avenue
Louis Meyer
Hopkinton
College Hill
G. H. Lee
Church
Orchard
Alexander R. Tarr
Milton Brown, Jr
Divine Sonship
Fergus Street
Harry Granison Hill
Judas
Eastern Avenue
B. W. Huntsman
Ninth Street
A. M. Harvuot
Richmond Street
Richmond and
Cutter
Justin N. Green
Chas. M. Fillmore
Baptist Churches Plan Sunday Services and Children’s Day Programs
Local churches in Louisville announce morning and evening worship schedules. Mt Auburn, Lincoln Park Institutional, Walnut Hills, First Wesleyan, Immanuel, and Ninth Street plan sermons, child centered programs, and choirs. The themes include The Temporal and Eternal Gain of Godliness and The Great Indictment.
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Mt. Auburn
A. T. Robertson
Louisville
Lincoln Park
McMillan
G. W. Cassidy
Chilten
Wesley Avenue
H. A Crane
Athens
Mars Hill
Paul
Immanuel
Northside
W. D. Holt
Ninth Street
Warren G. Partridge
Walnut Street
Walnut Street Theater
Congregational and Walnut Hills Sermons and Events
North Fairmount hosts Rev E P Jones with 7:30 Sunday service. Vine Street preacher Rev Herbert S Bigelow outlines The Tiny of Man and Rev M Grady of Bellevue speaks on Why I Am a Catholic. Walnut Hills Youth, Children Day, 11 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. service follow. Colu church to hear Rev Oscar H Denney and Rev Wm Wilcox preach on Pioneer topics.
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North Fairmount
Carli Street
Linden
E. P. Jones
Vine Street
Herbert S. Bigelow
Raother M. Grady
Bellevue
Walnut Hills
Locust
Kemper Lane
Dwight M. Pratt
Colu
Oscar H. Denney
Ww. Wilcox
Africa
Religious Services Across Essex and Walnut Hills Churches
Sunday notices list sermons and services at First Universalist Church Essex with Rev G L Demarest, Unitarian Reading Road service by Rev George A Thayer, First Church of Christ Scientist Seventh and Rim with sermon Sacrament, Christian Catholic Hopkins Hall led by Elder A W McClurkin with Evangelist MacCormack, Church of the New Jerusalem corner Fou and John streets Sunday programs, Third Church of Christ Scientist Walnut Hills with Sacrament sermon, and Junior Seventy activities in morning schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
G. L. Demarest
D.D
Demarest
Universalist Church
United States
Unitarian Church
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
One Who
First Church of Christ
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Seventh
Rim Streets
Christian Catholic Church
Hopkins Hall
West Fourth Street
A. W. McClurkin
Evangelist MacCormack
Episcopal Church of London
England
R. Z. Rodda
Church of the New Jerusalem
Fou and
John Streets
Joseph
Christ
Walnut
Hills
Aenday School
Ohio State Christian Endeavor Convention Habitat in Toledo
The Ohio State Christian Endeavor Convention will convene in Toledo on June 26 27 and 28 A Cincinnati delegation may travel by a special car attached to the train leaving June 28 at 8 20 am Tickets cost 6 round trip from Cincinnati with return by June 29 Delegation leaders are Rev A M Dawson and Albert H Yost All Endeavor groups are urged to join and communicate promptly with the committee Poplar Street Presbyterian Church Society reports five members planning to go to Toledo The June 4 Branch E meeting had 24 members present and a healthy treasury The annual mass meeting of Branch E is set for June 12 at Second German Presbyterian Church Officers for the next year will be elected The annual mass meeting of the C B Local Union is scheduled for June 19 at Walnut Hills Congregational Church A Fifth Presbyterian Society business meeting is planned for June 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Christian Endeavor
Toledo
C. E
Cincinnati
A. M. Dawson
Madisonville
Albert H. Yost
Wiggins Block
Poplar Street
Second German Presbyterian Church
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
C. B
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Fifth Presbyterian
Church Consultors Appointed in Baltimore Damascus Faith
Advices note serious illness of Mr John Elder of Baton Rouge brother of Archbishop Elder. Archbishop appoints consultors for three years: Very Rev John B Murray Rev John Schoenhof D D Rev Hen Moeller D D Rev August Quatman Rev F X Burton and Rev Jos Pohlschneider D D. Sacraments and church improvements referenced with costs and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elder
Baton, Rouge
Archbishop Elder
Council of
Baltimore
John B. Murray
John Schoenhoeft
D.D
Hen Moeller
August Quatman
F. X. Burton
Jos. Pohlschneider
Holy Trinity Church
Cincinnati
St. Michael's Church
Sisters of Notre Dame
Reading
St. Elizabeth's
Norwood
Protectory
Mt. Alverno
Church of Blessed Sacrament
A. Malin
C.pp.s
St. Augustine’s Church
Minster
Foreign Missionary Circle Meets at Walnut Hills Church
The Foreign Missionary Circle of Walnut Hills Baptist Church met June 7 at Mrs. L. C. Christensen's home. Vice President Mrs. E B Dalton led with a program on Wedding Bells, covering marriage customs in various nations and Christian contexts. Organist H McClellan played Mendelssohn, and Mrs. H McClellan sang Bride Bells before light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Circle
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
L. C. Christensen
May Street
Walnut Hills
J. H. McKibben
E.B. Dalton
China
Japan
H. McClellan
Mendels- Sohn
Woman’s Presbyterial Society Holds June Meeting in College Hill
The Woman’s Presbyterial Society of Home Missions met at College Hill church on Tuesday June 5 at 2 PM presided by President Mrs John Junkin Francis. Rev Dr D Dwight Bigger spoke on Evangelization of America and the World as members heard reports from teachers and letters from Mata- guez Puerto Rico and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Presbyterial Society of Home Missions, Presbytery of
Cincinnati
College Hill Church
John Junkin Francis
Charles L. Work
Abner L. Whitaker
A. H. Bereau
Rowland
Taos
Puerto Rico
D. Dwight Bigger
Synod of Ohio
America
Fisher
Holy City
Helen Coy
Laura Kersting
Covington
Lord Lytton
Robertson
A. M. Dawson
Eleanor P. Allen
Mayaguez
Methodist Love Feast Brings Norwood Church Unity
Charles Wesley Brotherhoods of Hamilton County held a love feast at First M E Church Norwood with representatives from multiple chapters. Central President W G Williams introduced Dr I D Jones who presided. The annual Central Brotherhood meeting will be at Trinity M E Church on Tuesday evening June 19 with each church entitled to three delegates.
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Charles Wesley
Hamilton County
M. E
Norwood
W. G. Williams
I. D. Jones
Central Brotherhood
Trinity M. EB
Norwood Water Works Contract For Ten Inch Well
Trustees approve sinking another ten inch well by Bacon Air Lift Company at 1030 dollars per foot with depth for advisability. Evanston Volunteer Fire Company hosts a grand social dance at Schmiesing's Montgomery pike this evening. Norwood Kindergarten Association to hold annual meeting at central school June 11 at 3 pm to read reports elect officers and transact business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood—Kindergarten Association
Norwood Water Works
Bacon Air Lift Company
Evanston
Norwood Kindergarten Association
Central School
Doctor Guilty of Forgery in West Virginia Court
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Parkersburg West Virginia reports Dr J C Walton a former leading physician of Wadesville was convicted of forgery in the Criminal Court today The verdict followed testimony that Walton forged an agreement concerning the rental of a piece of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
J. C. Walton
Wadesville
Walton
Baptist Young People's Union to Convene in July
The Baptist Young People's Union of America opens July 12 in the city with John H. Chapman of Chicago presiding. Up to 20,000 delegates and visitors expected. meetings run four days at Music Hall ending July 15. The movement has grown since 1889, uniting Baptist youth and emphasizing education, doctrine, and missionary work.
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The
Baptist’ Young People’ S Union of America
John H. Chapman
Chicago
Music Hall
Buffalo
Union
Detroit
Indianapolis
Toronto
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chattanooga
Richmond
Denver
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Baptist
Cairo report on 7,000 British troops in Egypt denied
A Cairo special quotes uncertain claims that 7000 British troops were demanded in Egypt. Officials at the Foreign Office and War Office in London say there is no foundation for the report and no such action is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cairo
Egypt
Associated Press
Foreign Office
War Office
Mellin's Food Suited for Hot Weather Infant Needs
A physician from West Milford West Virginia extols Mellin's Food for infants suffering heat, digestion issues, or summer complaints. He notes it is easily digested, beneficial when stomachs are disordered, and unique in its form. He claims thousands of healthy children worldwide rely on it and that he prescribes it routinely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellin
A. Selby
West Milford
W. Va
Masonic activities crown Queen City with new rites
A Masonic ceremony concluded with a banquet as Judge Ferdinand Jelke Jr. presided. Officers included Thomas J. Case and Morris L. Buchwalter as past masters. The spring class of thirty candidates received Thirty-first and Thirty-second grades in Columbus. Queen City Lodge planned week actions and invited Yeatman Lodge members to a St John’s Day service at Sixth Presbyterian Church.
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William R. Avery
William B. Melish
Columbus
Masonic Home Notes Special Despatch Vacation Start
Affirms housecleaning is fine at the Masonic Home and notes Mr and Mrs Parsons plan a two or three day vacation. They visited Columbus to see relatives and plan to view the great Admiral during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Home
Rcial Tribune
Parsons
Columbus
Muscovites Prepare Finale Season Meeting and Moonlight Outing
Muscovites plan a last work meeting tonight with many petitioners attending. The outing to Kremlin Moscow on June 16 will feature music dancing and a stocked buffet. A Moscow noble’s wedding anniversary coincides with the trip and guests will be invited onboard for a celebratory occasion.
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Steppes
Campa
Dayton
Kremlin Moscow
Moscow
Eastern Star Rose Fete Draws Crowd at Acacia Chapter Event
A Tuesday rose fete by Acacia Chapter No. 105 on Padduck Road featured lemonade and candy booths run by Misses Jenney Briggs Champlin Perin and Davies. A Cuban booth hosted by Miss Perin Jenney and Mr Kuehnle entertained, while German and Prestier booths offered games and music. Activities included potato race, sack race, wheelbarrow race, cake walk, fortune telling at the gipsy tent, and a lively program with prizes and social merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Chapters
Mina Qp. Jacobs
Padda¢ek Road
Bond
An Jenney
Fannie Briggs
Edith Champlin
Ella Perin
Mabel Davies
Elegant Eastern Star event delights members this season
The secret society circles enjoyed numerous affairs this season with many members from East ern Star Chapters in attendance. The organizing committee included Mrs. J L Champlin Miss Cora Peals Miss Atkins Miss Ell Perin Mr. Earl Fortney and Mrs. Kuehnle and received high praise for their superb management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Champlin
Cora Peals
Atkins
Ell& Perin
Earl Fortney
Kuehnle
Lodge Outing for Next Saturday at the Zoo
The conference committee has arranged joint outings at the Zoo with a prize drill among lodge teams in uniform, including the ladies' order. An orchestra will play for dancing at the pavilion and a large attendance from Portsmouth Dayton Hamilton Piqua Columbus and other cities is expected.
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Zoo
Portsmouth
Dayton
Hamilton
Piqua
Columbus
Cincinnati Council Sees Three New Members and Officer Elections
Cincinnatus Council No 82 heard three membership applications and set July 6 for officer installation after electing Robert Wille as Councilor Otto Witt Vice Councilor Clem Lawrence Warden A Hyland Conductor Charles Steinbach Outside Sentinel Arthie White Inside Sentinel with Dr L C Schrickel Fred Menzie as Trustees. Council No 83 Homeity initiated three candidates April Tuesday and will elect officers Monday after a well attended open meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus Council
Corryville
Beacon Light Council
Robert Wille
Otto Witt
Clem Lawrence
A. Hyland
Outside Sentinel
Charles Steinbach
Inside Sentinel
Arthie White
L. C. Schrickel
Fred Menzie
Council No. 83
Homeity
Crystal Fount Council initiates four. plans June 23 at Coney Island
At the latest Crystal Fount Council No. 611 meeting four candidates were initiated and ten applications received. The Outing Committee promises agreeable surprises for the June 23 event at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Fount Council
Coney Island
Election of Columbia Lodge Officers Named
The election of officers for Columbia Lodge No. 18 K of P ended with Past Chancellor Wm. J. McKenzie as Past Chancellor and James Rumford as Chancellor Commander. Others named include Vice Chancellor John Waltz Master-at-arms M L Bachman Master of Work Harry Heatley Prelate Ben Lyons Inner Guard Ora Mahan Outer Guard Albert Bath. Installation set for the first Thursday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
No. 18
K. of P
Wm. J. McKenzie
James Rumford
John Waltz
M. L. Bachman
Harry Heatley
Ben Lyons
Ora. Mahan
Albert Bath
Heritage farm gusher yields 3000 barrels daily
A big oil well on the Heritage farm near Alexandria Indiana now averages about 3000 barrels per day. The gusher, gas and oil flow are so strong it must be shut down briefly until a separator is installed to save the gas and comply with state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
Allen's Foot-Ease powder ads promise quick foot relief
Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures painful feet and growing nails and eases tight shoes. It relieves corns bunions and tired feet, described as the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. Trial package free by mail for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Conference
Baptist Social Union of Indianapolis
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Cincinnati Methodist Social Union
Trinity M. E
Cincinnati Methodism
Walden
Moore
Jennings
Gilbert
Thirkield
Carthage Christian Church
North Presbyterian Church
Edna Fehrman
Katherine Tanian
Alma Swein
L. B. Lee
Mathilda Grueninger
Frank Clare English
Grace M. E. Church
Whitewater Park
Young Ladies’ Missionary Band of
Fourth Presbyterian
Lewis Curts
Western Methodist Book Concern
Avondale M
Earl Cranston
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Cranston
Korea
R. H. Rust
Hartwell
W. H. Wehrly
Cincinnati Conference
Hillsboro
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Kilgour
G. R. Robbins
Gospel of Christ
Catholic Visitation Society
Sycamore Street
St. Rosa Church
Father Godfrey
C.P.P
M. J. Skinner
M. B. Mygatt
Mary
Susie Rennick
M. J. Roller
M. Reeves
Emma Black
W. C.T. A. Flower Mission
Jennie Cassady
White Rose Quartet
Central Presbyterian Church
Barr Streets
Methodist
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Christian
South Africa
Christian Endeavor Notes
Catholic Notes
Charles Wesley Brotherhood
Norwood Church
Northeast Highlands
Doctor
Baptist. Y. P. Union
Nebraska
Kansas
Canada
B. Y. P. Union
G. M. Peters
P. W. Cadman
E. E. Chivers
Oficago
National Organization
Grand Hotel
Great Society of Christian Endeavor
Mason and Dixon
Southern Baptist
Dr. Gange
Matinskoa
Merlin’s Food Co
Boston, M
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Paris
Carpenter
Mindanao
Donegal
Seumas MacManus
India
Ontario
Irving C. Tomlinson
C. S. Bureau of Lectureship
Concord
N. H
Stockholm
Commodore Perry
Bowser
Limekiln Club
Burdock Johnson
Georgia
Lodge
Orders
Lybarger
City
Avon Lodge
A. M
Wyndom Avenue
Ohio
E. L. Ly
Dewey
Wittenberg College
Bro. Smith
Amos Lane
B. F. Priside
E. L. Lybarger
Ohio Masons
Masonic Temple
Willis Chapter
Royal Arch
Vattier Lodge
Lafayette Lodge
McMillin Chapter
Kilwinning Lodge
McMillin Lodge
Queen City Lodge
Vattier, Yeatman
Coal
Mr. Widson
Yeatman Lodge
Eastern Star
Central Asion Station
U. W
ODD Fellows
Wildey
LO. O. F
National Union
Knights OF
Pythias
Indiana
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