Methodist Leader to Speak in Cincinnati During Sabbath
The Rev. Luther Townsend of Brookline Mass will lecture at the Methodist preachers meeting Monday and preach at Wesley chapel Sunday morning and Trinity church Sunday night. Townsend, a Boston University theology professor and civil war veteran, is a leading conservative in his denomination. He will be hosted by Dr. Frank C. English during his stay. Children Day services are planned across churches with a cantata at Norwood Presbyterian Church titled The Pillar of Fire. Edward F. Evans directs, with soloists Nellie Evans Augusta Gunter Etta Bletsch Harry Peebles Harrison Mulford Walter Wolfe and Dr Burkert Clark. A Presbyterian ministers meeting will feature William Dearness presenting a biblical love story version in the Church of the Covenant.
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Luther T. Townsend
D. D
Brookline
Mass
Cincinnati
Methodist Preachers
Townsend
Boston University School of Theology
Dartmouth College
Andover Theological Seminary
Chatauqua School of Theology
Wesley Chapel
Trinity Church
Ninth Street
City
Frank C. English
Missionary Training School
Wesley Avenue
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Floral Avenue
Edward F. Evans
Nellie Evans
N. S. Scott
Augusta Gunter
Etta Bletsch
Harry Peebles
Harrison Mulford
Walter Wolfe
Burkert Clark
Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
Church of the Covenant
William Dearness
Church Schedule Proclaims Holy Services Across City
A list of morning and afternoon worship times at multiple Episcopal congregations. Walnut Hills St Paul’s Cathedral Calvary Northside Grace Avondale Emmanuel Madisonville and Hyde Park locations feature holy communion sermons prayer and Sunday school led by various rectors and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Frank E. Cooley
Mission OF the Redeemer
Hyde Park Town Hall
Maxwell B. Long
Religious Services Distributed Across City Churches
The schedule lists morning and evening sermons at numerous churches in Norwood and Cincinnati areas. Topics include The Good Shepherd and The Noble Life of Frances Willard, plus Children's Day programs, baptisms, and Epworth leagues led by pastors such as Dr. Watson, Rev. McKibbin, and Rev. Sowers.
David McKinney Returns to Lead Sunday Sermon
David McKinney has returned to preach at 11 a.m. at Northside. Earle Lee, pastor, leads 10:30 a.m. service. Children’s day service and church combined at 6:45 p.m. Philathea class sponsors 7:30 p.m. preaching service.
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David McKinney
Northside
Earle Lee
Lee
Philathea
Church Services and Sunday Programs Across City Areas
Listings show ministers and times for Central Northside Richmond Street Camp Washington and Walnut Hills with sermons com munions and children’s day exercises. Topics include Peter’s Deflection The Other Side Sound Asleep How Do You Pray and The Church's Responsibility to the Young with morning and evening services scheduled.
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Richmond Streest
G. W. Thompson
Washington
J. Sebastian
Walnut Hills
A. W. Fortune
Baptist Lincoln Park Service At 8 In The Morning
Reverend G R Robbins D D leads morning service at Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist with an illustrated prelude and sermon titled Four Air and Smothering Lives. The Rowmanian service begins at 10 a m with further preaching measures noted.
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Lincoln Park Institutional
G. R. Robbins
D. D
Germon
Congregational Church Schedules Children’s Day Rites
Walnut Hills led by Rev Dwight Mallory Pratt holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 11 a m with baptisms and Bible presentations. Lawrence Street has Welsh service at 10 30 a m and English service at 7 30 p m featuring President Taft as a Catholic Religionist. Storrs hosts sermons at 10 45 a m The Spirit of Religion and a talk at 7 45 p m by Antisaloon league speaker. Columbia’s Rev Charles A Forbes oversees annual children’s day exercises at 11 1 a m with evening preaching Is It Possible During This Life To Know That One Is Truly Loved at 7 30 p m.
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Church OF the Covenant
Robert Watson
Francis James Martin
Drs. Watson
Garfield Place
Race
Clifton
Donald M. Grant
Y. P. Society
Quartette
Mount Auburn
Henry Melville Curtis
William McKibbin
Lane Seminary
Mheart
Christian Endeavor
H. Franklin Kerr
Savannah
William L Spiegel
Hartwell
Charles R. Walker
Christian Endeavor Society
Frances Willard
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Young People's Meeting
First United
Walnut Hills
J. R. Millin
W. F. McCauley
Montgomery
James Mayer Panen
Epworth League
Grace
C. G. Peale
Westwood
John A. Story
Wayne Avenue
Davis
Walgatt Clark
Christ of the Temple
Child of the Church
Avondale
C. E. Schenk
Christie
L. O. Hartman
J. D. Darling
Price Hill
Charles W. Sullivan
Christ
House of Refuge
Hyde Park
Town Hall
C. W. Blodgett
Laddie
Lassie
Columbia
East End
Calvin W. Horn
California
S. G. Pollard
Church School
ST. Paul
Walter D. Cole
Lord Jesus Christ
East Perarl Street
Mr. Eldridge
William C. Mitchell
Christian’s Refuge
Hamilton County
Charles L. Swain
State Avenue
Harold Clerke
Jones
Luther T. Townsend
Boston
Northside
O. L. Seward
Asbury
E. S. Gaddis
Bertha Spangler
York Street
Clifford L. Myers
Race Street
John E. Braun
Astor
Jesus Chhrist
A. F. Cramer
F. F. Enderis
Norwood
John
Sowers
Paul
Wyoming
Charles E. Stanton
H. T. Crane
Charles Sumner Brown
R. Venting
Tusculum Juvenile Orchestra
Dwight Mallory Pratt
D. D
Christian Endeavor Service
Lawrence Street
M. O. Evans
Taft
Storrs
E. T. MacMahon
Eldridge
Antisaloon League
Charles A. Forbes
Walnut Hills Service Schedule Promotes Growth Teachings
Walnut Hills minister Charles Bauslin leads 9 30 a m preaching service with Sunday school at 11 a m and divine worship featuring a sermon by First English Jacob W Kapp at 11 a m The Marvel of Growth and Some Lessons From Great Paintings will be shown after bis p m with stereopticon display
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Charles
Bauslin
Jacob W. Kapp
Astor
Thayer to Preach on Progress and Struggle at 11
The Rev. George A. Thayer will preach at 11 a m on Progress and Struggle from Reading Road to Linton Street. The sermon invites the public to attend the morning service.
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Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Avondale services on God the Preserver of Man topic
A scientist narrator will present God the Preserver of Man at 11 a.m. in Avondale services. Aeolian hall holds services at 10 45 a.m. with the same subject.
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Avondale
God the Preserver of Man
Aeolian Hall
Clergy Plan Sunday Services in Norwood and Cumminsville
Rev F H Bohn will preach at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m on Abiding in Christ and The Friend of God in Norwood. In Cumminsville Rev Co B Boda leads a 9 30 a m combination service with Sunday school and sermon The Race and an open air twilight meeting at 6 30 p m on Wages A Labor Question.
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Norwood
F. H. Bohn
God
Cumminsville
Rev. Co. B. Boda
Norwood Presbyterian to Lead June 26 Outdoor Expedition
The Norwood Presbyterian church plans a woods outing on June 26 to the Travel Beach up the Hills boro route with Evanston and Third churches invited to join Floral Avenue folks. Edward F. Evans will direct the athletic program and Stanley Jones will manage the Norwood team that has challenged Evanston.
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Hillsboro
Norwood Presbyterian
The
Woods
Evanston
Third
Floral Avenue
Edward F. Evans
Stanley Jones
Norwood
Church of Christ
G. A. R. Hall
Don Carlos James
William A. Peckham
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church
Young Women's Christian Association
East Eighth Street
F. Me. Cauley
Church Notes Morning Services at Local Churches
Divine worship at 11 o'clock in the Friends church at Eighth and Mound led by Albert L. Copeland. The New Jerusalem church at Oak and Winslow will feature H. H. Grant on The Lord's Call to Discipleship. Paul West speaks at the street and Gilbert avenue site at 11 o'clock on Hast an.
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Friends Church
Eighth and
Mound Streets
Albert L. Copeland
New Jerusalem
Corner Oak Street
Winslow Avenue
H. H. Grant
Gilbert Avenue
Paul West
New Thought Temple
Madera Tyner
Granite pavement for Pike 15 agreed by county commission
At a county commissioners meeting the vote of Norwood residents to pave Montgomery pike with granite was approved. The board directed a $2,000 warrant to the Ohio Humane Society and $1,000 to the Hamilton County SPCA from the wool growers fund. Bids on Reading pike tarvia treatment and culvert work were referred. County Surveyor Cowen advised oil and tar treatments to reduce dust and road damage, estimatingMontgomery pike oiling at about $4,000 and 3 cents per square yard. specifications were ordered for Montgomery, Reading, and Cleveland Bridgewater pikes.
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Montgomery Pike
Norwood
Ohio Humane Society of Cincinnati
Hamilton County Society For
Woolgrowers’ Fund
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Reading Pike
Reading
Sharon
Firth
Esterkamp
West Fork Road
West Fork Creek
Cowen
Cleveland Bridgewater Pike
Eden Park Concert Programme By Weber's Band Tomorrow
Eden Park hosts a concert by Weber's band with Maurice Overton conducting. The program includes Bach Waltz Immortellen Intermezzo Sweet Violets March Bacneal Solo for Clarinet Morceau Salut D Amour Elgar Medley of Latest Song Hits and a solo by Mr Charles Schuett.
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Eden Park
Weber
Tomorrow
Maurice Overt
Hosedina
Masson
Charles” Schuett
Morceau
Elgar
Shapiro Dingle Hia
Morse
Meyers Leaves Hospital After Nightclub Shooting
James Meyers, a clerk in the city auditor's office, was shot by Albert Mary at Eighth and Vine after a quarrel at the Avenue club. He left the city hospital yesterday and went home, and is rapidly recovering from his wound.
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James Meyers
City Auditor
Albert Mary
Eighth and
Vine Streets
Avenue Club
City Hospital
Meyers
City Hall to Fly Flags on June 14 in Honor of Nation
Acting Mayor Galvin asked the Public Service board to decorate City Hall with American flags for Monday June 14 and the request was granted. Other notes include paving requests on Temple Avenue and safety concerns about street oiling by Reliable Road-Oiling. several staff appointments were made at the city hospital and city offices as well.
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Galvin
Board of Public Service
Kg Dig
City Hall
J. E. Benckenstein
Temple Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Epworth Avenue
C. Bauman
Hun
J. A. Kittler
William F. Doyle
City Hospital
John van Zile
William Harrelbrink
Henry Wunker
Avondale
Clifton Springs Avenue
H. M. Wilder
C. B. Bowman
Reliable Road-Oiling Company
K-ia Avenue
Randmakes
Erie Avenue
Oll Strats
Hyde Park
Oakley
Benzenberg
The
Waterworks Commission
Europe
Wilder Avenue
Glenway
Warsaw Avenues
Glenway Avenue
Eighth Street
Herschell Avenue
Edgewood
Buck, Tafel
Hackberry
Douglas Colored School
Dyer
Cincinnati
Engineer Sandmaker
Second Street
Planis
Dounél
Schwab Elected President of National Jewelers Association
A. G. Schwab wholesale jeweler of this city was chosen president at the National Wholesale Jewelers association meeting in New York. He was not present, being two thousand miles away in Europe enjoying good health, as members hosted him at a farewell banquet at the Hotel Sinton before his departure.
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A. G. Schwab
National Wholesale Jewelers’ Association
New York
Schwab
Europe
Atlantic
Sinton
Cincinnati 1909 school census shows 89343 children
The 1909 city school census reports 89 343 school age children in Cincinnati, with the Thirteenth ward higher than last year. A recount is under way in wards with large decreases to fix future taxes and 1910 school funding. Authorities estimate over 32 000 children of school age not attending school.
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Yesta
Thirteeth
Cincinnati
Board of Educatiosm
Deaths and funeral notices of local residents
Cook Alfred B. dies Wednesday at 6 15 p m at sister’s home 3431 Dury Ave Avondale services June 12 at Spring Grove chapel Keys Robert Taylor Keys dies in Minneapolis after brief illness funeral notice later Slegman Clara nee Senour wife of John Slegman funeral June 12 Covington interment Highland Cemetery Smith Mice Sarah Lockwood Smith dies at 75 at 2158 Gilbert Ave services June 12 9 30 a m burial Bethel Ohio
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Cook
Alfred B
Milton H. Cook
Co. W. Manning
Dury Avenue
Avondale
Spring Grove Chapel
Keys
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Taylor Keys
Richard N Keys
Glendale
Slegman
Clara (Nee Senour
Peerless Fishing Club Preps Annual Basket Picnic
The Peerless Fishing club plans its annual basket picnic at Kilin in New Richmond. Jake Buschang and the committee arranged the event and set the schedule for the day.
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Tte
Kilin
New Richmond
Jake Buschang
Grammie
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