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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
5
Jewelry valued at 54 dollars was taken from Lizzie Schrieve's trunk at 629 West Sixth Street last night. She reported the loss to the police.
Phil Martin of 315 Ludlow Avenue reported to police yesterday that he gave an old man a ten dollar bill to change and the man vanished.
A thief who rented a room at 211 West Court Street yesterday took Frank Canada's watch and a pair of diamond stud cuff buttons valued at 40 dollars. Police investigation underway.
Mrs Lillia Simeral with her pupils will give a recital at the Young Women’s Christian Association on Wednesday evening. Miss Stella Oeh will perform the violin obligatos.
The Catholic Knights of America ritual team from Cincinnati traveled to St Henrys Ohio to initiate a class recruited from St Henrys Delphos Antwerp Botkins and nearby towns.
Helmer yesterday hosted fifty members of the N. C. T. V. Volunteer Bowling and Minstrel Club on his launch. After a river trip to New Richmond the party stopped at Coney Island for dinner.
The Rev. Dr. Davies of Gambier Ohio preaches at Calvary Church delivering a parish sermon. He is noted as a minister associated with Gambier in this item.
The report notes a vacancy created by the resignation of Rev. George Clark Cox to be filled by Dr. Davies during June and July, with preaching at Calvary Church Clifton yesterday morning.
The funeral services for Colonel Joseph Henderson, once known across sports, will be held today at his residence 214 Jackson Street Carthage Ohio. The body will be buried in Spring Grove.
Reports from the river front and Ohio indicate the river will not reach forty five feet again, though it nears the mark. At midnight the stage was 43.1 feet and rising slowly, with only a fraction of an inch gain since 6 pm. The forty five foot level is the former danger line now raised to fifty feet, and water in the bottoms causes much annoyance. If it hits the stage again it will be the third time since January 1, a first-time occurrence.
Dr. Johnston, returned from Presbyterian missions in Asia, spoke at Seventh Presbyterian Church on The Progress of Christianity in Asia. He reported improved attitudes in China since the Boxer rebellion and praised colonization and education in the Philippine Islands. He cited bright prospects in Japan Korea Siam India and the Ottoman Empire.
A united German Methodist service in Cincinnati commemorated the birth centenary of Rev. Dr. William Nast founder of German Methodism in the United States. Pastor F A Schumann presided at the Thir German M E Church. Dr J L Nuelsen spoke on Nast influence on German theology. Dr Albert Nast attended the union event.
Rev. Rufus W. Weaver, leader of the church's progressive wing, preached on the prophet as pulpit guide and the need for personal spiritual experience. He argued science and evolution challenge traditional doctrine, placing ministers under scrutiny from both scientists and culture.
Four hundred Northwest and Canada freight agents, members of the American Railway Agents Association, passed through the city yesterday morning en route to New Orleans for the annual convention. They traveled on a twelve Pullman car special train. Rheumatism treatment claim cites Prescription No 2 851 by Eimer and Amend.
Friends of Squire Vincent Schwab fear for his life as no tidings emerge after last night. Dr Louis Schwab and relatives scouted the Ohio shore wharfboats and described Schwab’s clothing. Police say a short heavyset man with dark hair in a light suit and Stetson last accompanied Schwab near the boat around 7 pm.
The Cincinnati Presbytery convenes at the First Presbyterian Church. A censure vote against Rev. Dr. W. F McCauley who presided at the recently held congregational meeting is anticipated. A Judiciary Committee report on alleged irregularities in attorney Reuben Tyler’s vote during church merger proceedings is expected.
Anita Pardi, 12, of 1125 Jackson Street, was taken to City Hospital last night after swallowing a steel pen during play. Because X-ray examination was not available immediately, the father hurried away with the child before she could be examined.
The three hundredth anniversary of the first Anglican communion was observed in St. Pauls Cathedral and all Episcopal churches in the city. The Church of England began in the colonies in 1607. Corporate communion for men was held in St. Pauls at 7 30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Bishop Vincent celebrated and preached.
Flora Merel 22 of 1127 Clark street was sent to City Hospital last night in Patrol 5 with acute hysteria. A relative by marriage said the young woman met a man from the same building and expressed love. he spurned her, and during a visit to 1120 Clark street she became delirious and was taken to hospital.
Willie Heillman and his 5 year old brother Manuel of 1402 Central avenue were rushed to City Hospital with cuts and bruises after a dining table tipped over during play. The cellar door was open and the fall occurred. they were not seriously hurt.
Multiple obituaries announce deaths and funeral details for Bloomfield Bosch Donaludson Granbery Murdock Miller Meinhardt and others. Entries list dates ages burial times and locations including St Johns Church Spring Grove and Massachusetts avenue for services and private or public rites with relatives invited.
Nordsoohe John aged 84 died Wednesday June 12 1907 burial June 17 from 1716 Elm Street Levitical high mass at St John s Church 8 30 a m relatives invited Frank Rolfes suddenly June 15 1907 aged 65 funeral June 18 with requiem high mass Holy Trinity Church 8 a m friends invited Henry Roos suddenly June 16 1907 after brief illness residence 1770 East McMillan street notice of funeral to be given later
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