Numerous Cincinnati churches list Sunday services and programs
A long roster of churches from Clifton to Walnut Hills announces sermon topics Sunday school times and open air services. Pastors include Rev. Frank N. Riale Rev. Robert Boggs Rev. Alfred Lée Wilson and others with themes ranging from The Foundation of the Church to The Royal Wedding Feast and The Spiritual Awakening of Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Clifton
Bryant Avenues
Frank N. Riale
Third Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Linn
Robert Boggs
Wyoming Presbyterian
Alfred Lée Wilson
Mr. Graff
Keena
Walnut Hills Presbyterian
Frederick N. Mce- Millin
Union
The
Christian Church
Locust Street
R. E. Elnore
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Auburn Avenue
John W. Christie
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Talmage
Witt
Will
Westminster League
First United Presbyterian Church
Linton and
Nassau Streets
Frank Boyd
Park Avenue
Welsh Presbyterian Church
May
Crown Streets
Walnut Hills
A. BE. Williams
Minster
Christian Endeavor
Rebekah
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Eighth
Elm Streets
Frank H. Stevenson
Philip Fries
Elberon Presbyterian Church
Community Church
Rapid Run
Overlook Avenue
Norwood
George W. Shields
Brotherhood Bible
Robert Black
Sunshine
Ben Mulford, Jr
Rewards
Westminster C. E.society
Gwendolyn Nelson
Church
Walnut Hills Christian R B E R services listed
Religious notices show pastor’s message at 11 a.m. and an open air Union service at 7 45 p m with evening gathering scheduled.
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Walnut Hills Christian
R. E. Elmore
Union
R. BE. ER Mere
First Church of Christ Scientist Cincinnati Services
Cincinnati church notices list Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m with the topic Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and midweek testimony meetings. branch of The Mother Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park. Avenue
Walnut Hills
Union Trust Building
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Ben Franklin
Race Street
Mary Baker Eddy
Cincinnati
Park Avenue
Union Trust
Mary Baker Kady
Odd Fellows’ Temple Meeting Leads With Dayton Speaker
J Arnold of Dayton will speak at 3 o clock at the Associated Bible Students meeting held at the Odd Fellows’ Temple on Seventh and Elm streets. Derean study follows at 4 45. A semi annual congregation meeting is scheduled for 7 30 in the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Street
Archdeacon Reade
Central Y. M. C. A
Elm and Canal
W. T. Stockstill
New Church
Swedenborgian
Corner Oak and
Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Associated Bible Students
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Seventh and
Elm Streets
S. J. Arnold
Dayton
Seventh and Elm Streets
J. Arnold
New Jerusalem Church Service in Oak and Winslow
The Swedenborgian New Church at Col. Oak and Winslow led by Rev. Louis G. Hoeck holds a morning service at 11 o clock with the sermon titled The Fear of Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Church
Oak and Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
New Thought Temple Services At Walnut Hills
The N D P W Thought Temple on Millan Street and Grandview Avenue in Walnut Hills lists Sunday morning service at 11 o clock with speaker Leila Simon and topic Our Rules for a Happy Life. Evening service to follow with speaker Mrs Elis th Mester. Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. City library reading room at 121 Mercantile Library Building open daily 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Saturdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eternal Progress
New Thought Church
East Eighth Street
Daisy Youmans
Leila Simon
New Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Grandview Avenue
Walnut Hills
Elizabeth M. Chester
NDPW
Millan Street
Walnut ‘Hills
Elisth. Mester
Gunda School
Mercantile Library
the Temple
Covenant Presbyterian Church Evening Bible Prop 4th
Covenant Presbyterian Church at Eighth and 2 Streets announces Bible Prop meeting in the night with Rev. Frank Stevenson Rev. William A Motter and Rev. David E McKinney. School sessions at 9:30 A.M. and 6:45 P.M. Strangers welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Eighth
Frank Stevenson
William A. Motter
David E
McKinney
Aim
Stevenson W
Universalist Church Service for St John Day
The First Universalist Church Walnut Hills Essex between McMillan and June streets invites Idle students and Free Masons to worship at 11 a.m. with Rev A B Beresford D D preaching The Message of John the Baptist to Men of Our Age The day includes a 9 45 Sunday school and an adult Bible class at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Ascham
C. E. Schenk
St. Paul M. FE
Seventh
Smith Streets
John Fletcher Lewis
Hyde Park
The
Christian Church
Camp Washington
W. W. Constien
Epworth League
M. E
Northside
J. H. S Locke
Hoffner Lodge
Walnut
First English Lutheran Church
Race and Twelfth Streets
J. W. Kapp
D.D
Messrs
Walter Obrock
William Bennet
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
First Universalist Church
Walnut Hills
Essex Place
McMillan and
June Streets
A. B. Beresford
John the Baptist
Inday
Unitarian Services at Corner Linton Street and Heading Road
Unitarians announce services to be held at M1 a.m. Mrs. Ro ve a Morse Mann wilkspeak at the Corner Linton Street and Heading Road location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Morse Mann
Linton Street
Reading Road
Unitarian
Rove A Morse Mann
Five-Cent Fare Ordered For Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights
Ohio Supreme Court upholds five-cent fare for Interurban Railroad and Terminal Company in Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights. Court notes franchises granted when suburbs were villages allow five cents. 20-cent fare sought by the company was denied. Franchises run 25 years with eight years left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Supreme Court
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy Heights
Interurban Railroad and Terminal Company
Zielonka
Jerome Kuertz
Charles E. Weber
Cincinnati
Traction Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Public Schools Close for Summer in Cincinnati
Cincinnati public schools ended the year with no special ceremonies as pupils were dismissed Friday. Teachers remained to finish closing tasks while some schools held afternoon sessions or Friday night exercises. Most regular students begin a two and a half month vacation, with two high schools offering vocational training to 824 soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Altho
Prison or Army Enlistment Offered to Two Draft Defaulters
Judge Charles W. Hoffman sentenced Albert Fuller to six months in the Workhouse for contributing to a delinquent minor. Fuller and John Clark, both 19 or 22, pleaded guilty and were given the option to enlist or face draft consequences. Clark was later rejected for enlistment due to flat feet and fined $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hoffman
Albert Fuller
Carthage Pike
John Clark
Clark
Fuller
Groun
Ludewig Resignation Accepted by Mayor
Charles S. Ludewig, Mayor's clerk, had his resignation accepted by Mayor Galvin on Friday. The mayor regretted Ludewig did not consult him first and said he would have advised Ludewig to stay to work for Richard B. Witt or others. The mayor also indicated support for Ford Bader, the Republican sheriff candidate. Ludewig’s departure followed warnings about working for Witt who was seeking the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Ludewig
Galvin
Altho
Ludewig
Richard B. Witt
Ford Bader
Republican Organization
Mr. Witt
Divorces Proceed in Domestic Relations Court
Five divorce cases were heard Friday. One decree granted, one dismissed, two submitted, two continued due to missing affidavits on defendants in military service. Bessie Brooks was granted a decree on gross neglect.
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Bessie Brooks
Austrian Is Fined for Loitering in City Properties
Austrian immigrant Frank Shrek, 38, was fined 50 dollars plus costs after being arrested at Beechmont and Eastern avenues by Patrolman Gough on a loitering charge. Municipal Judge Bernard C. Fox announced the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard C. Fox
Frank Shrek
Beechmont
Eastern Avenues
Gough
Shrek
Firemen Appointed by Safety Director Holmes
Safety Director John R. Holmes Fri day appointed regular firemen. The new appointees include Robert C. Kistner George H. Westerhaus Edw J Carroll William Co Wiegele Charles J McDonald Wal ter Schaerer William J Brennan Frank Lammers Joseph Behrens Albert L Huenefeld Walter Hugle Charles W Thicken Charles J Key and Frank A Sunderhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Holmes
Robert C. Kistner
George H. Westerhaus
Edw. J. Carroll
William Co. Wiegele
Charles J. McDonald
Walter Schaerer
William J. Brennan
Frank Lammers
Joseph Behrens
Albert L. Huenefeld
Walter Hugle
Charles W. Thicken
Charles J. Key
Frank A. Sunderhaus
Iron Ore Price Up Four Cents A Gross Ton In Ore Pact
Washington June 21 The War Industries Board iron producers and the American Iron and Steel Institute agreed on a 4 cent increase per gross ton for iron ore to meet wage and freight rate advances effective July 1 pending President Wilson approval No steel price rise was planned The compromise set ore price at 45 cents more than the current 0.054 gross ton f o b lower lake ports The meeting aimed to stimulate ore production offset higher freight costs and labor issues with officials John A Savage Elbert H Gary and J L Repfogle guiding the talks
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Associated Press
Washington
War Industries Board
American Iron and Steel Institute
Wilson
Robert S. Brookings
The
Steel Institute
John A. Savage
J. A. Savage & Co
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Cotton market fluctuates in New York and Liverpool
In New York on June 21 cotton prices pared losses with the day closing steady. October fell from 24.74c to 24.38c then closed 24.57c. July and December fluctuated, with a late day rally. Export totals rise to 3,744,389 bales this season as Texas crop worries and war news influence sentiment. Port stocks reach 1,176,136 bales. Liverpool futures show irregular movement with prices higher on spot and mixed contracts. New Orleans prices show narrow fluctuations with July at 27.49c and October 23.75c. Spot mid 21c for futures screen.
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New York
Galveston
Liverpool
Texas
United States
New Orleans
LLC
Butter Eggs Cheese and Poultry Market Report Summary
Regional market dispatch lists dairy and poultry prices. Butter ease in Chicago and Philadelphia with mixed creamery quotes. eggs firm in Chicago and steady in New York and Cleveland. cheese stable with notable receipts. Live poultry largely steady across markets, with slight changes in Boston and St. Louis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Hennery
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Grain Exchange Traffic Managers Meet in New York
Twenty traffic managers from grain exchanges in the East and Middle West met at the United States Grain Corporation offices in New York to discuss possible changes by the National Food Administration in grain control. The conference will resume Monday for any announced action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East
Middle West
United States Grain Corporation
National Food Administration
U. S. Needs Chemists for Artillery Shell Work
The Civilian Personnel Section of the Ord nance Department calls for ten chemists skilled in analytical work to handle delicate instruments for weighing shell charges. The job aims to directly support artillery fire against German forces. Additional classifications include land law clerks and transition. over twenty applications were sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenberg
Ordnance Department
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Nathan Hirsch Arrested on Warrant Over Bets
Nathan Hirsch of 931 Clinton street was arrested Friday by Sergeant Baldwin and Detectives Genter and Gernhardt at Fourth and Main on a warrant by Harry H. Russ. Russ says on June 18 he bet on horses at Hirschs place and Hirsch refused to pay after the horses won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hirsch
Clinton Street
Baldwin
Genter and
Gernhardt
Fourth
Main Streets
Harry H. Russ
Hirsch
Lieutenant Bentzer Takes Post as Orthopedic Surgeon
Lieutenant Clarence W. Bentzer, former resident physician at General Hospital, arrived in Cincinnati after a four month course at Army Medical School in Washington. He was appointed orthopedic surgeon for the depot of embarkation at Newport News Virginia and will depart Saturday evening for his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Bentzer
The
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Army Medical School
Washington, D. C
Bentzer
Newport News
1918 Davis Touring and 1916-1917 Cars for Sale
Touring cars and convertibles listed for sale include 1918 Davis touring, 1917 Studebaker six cylinder seven passenger, 1917 Dodge touring in like new condition, 1917 Chevrolet four nine delivery, 1916 Hudson 6-40 bargain, 1916 Hudson Super Six touring, 1916 Overland 83 touring, 101% Overland 75 touring in first class condition, and a 1916 ee touring with new top and paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Studebaker
Dodge
Chevrolet
Hudson
Overland
Mittendorf Replies to Colston Letter on German Language
A. E. Mittendorf writes Edward Colston defending his board vote on German instruction in schools. He cites educational value, cites Claxton and The Times-Star, defends his patriotism, notes his German surname, and recounts wartime service and community drives in Cincinnati. He identifies himself, family, and readiness to compare records with Colston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittendorf
Colston
Ing
Cincinnati
R. K. Hynicka
Republican Executive Committee
Citizens’ League On Foreign Languages
Republican Party
League
Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
The
Times-Star
Red Triangle
Team T
Evanston
Red Cross
A. E. Mittenborf
Mullen Pushes Patrol at Fourth and Pike for Loud Trucks
Councilman Mullen urged Safety Director Holmes to assign a patrolman at Fourth and Pike to stop mail trucks and other vehicles with open mufflers. He said he will introduce an ordinance at the next council meeting to penalize owners whose vehicles damage the streets by loud exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen
Holmes
Fourth
Pike Streets
Conference on labor needs at street railways
Director of Street Railroads W C Culkins and R B B Rice of the State City Free Employment Bureau met Friday to devise ways to help the Traction Company recruit workers for street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Culkins
R. BB. Rice
State City Free Employment Bureau
Traction Company
Motors on Offer From Paige To Detroit in 1917 Era
Classified note highlights a 1917 Paige touring, a 1917 Dodge touring, a 1916 Lexington Minute Man Six, and a 1917 Detroit electric in first class condition with cord tires and new batteries described as a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Detroit Electric
Automobile listings and used car notices from 1917 1918 era
A dense collection of used car and truck ads listing various Westcott models from 1915 to 1918, including 7 passenger sedans, wire wheels, and demonstrator notes. Prices range from 1 350 to 1 900 with contact numbers and dealer names such as M. J. Fl Livingston and Linn and The Hanaauer Auto Company. Also features a for sale notice for used trucks and a FORD 1918 touring car bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westcott
Elgin
High School Teachers Form Committees for War Welfare
The Men's High School Teachers Association at Woodward High School appointed a War Welfare committee to aid soldiers in Cincinnati schools. Members include Benedict Siehl and Breece. Additional panels cover high living costs, teacher salaries, press, and pensions with meetings planned for July 5 on president J. W. Ritchiey’s grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's High School Teachers’ Association
Woodward High School
Cincinnati
M. Benedict
Co. F. Siehl
A. E. Breece
F. Geismar
F. Engelhardt
H. E. Newman
H. L. Senger
A. O. Jones
Henry Koch
Eric Bergman
Co. W. Packenber
Otis Games
J. W. Ritchiey
Motorcycle Speeding Suspect Trapped and Fined
Herbert Koenig of Cheviot was tried in Municipal Court for speeding on Spring Grove Avenue. Traffic officers watched him for three days from Chief Copelaw’s direction. He allegedly fled as they pursued at forty five mph. Patrolman Balke stopped him at Millcreek Bridge as he slowed for a turn. Judge Fox fined Koenig $25 plus costs and suspended his license for ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Herbert Koenig
Cheviot
Spring Grove Avenue
Meyer
Mari
Copelaw
Altho
Keeling
Millcreek Bridge
Balke
Cementing Bid Notice for Windsor Public School Cincinnati
Sealed proposals for cement work at Windsor Public School Cincinnati at Windsor Street and St James Avenue are due by 12 noon July 22 1918. Bids must state labor and material costs separately and include a 10 percent guaranty. plans cost 10 dollars refundable. The Board may reject bids and bonds are required for contracts over 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Eifth
Denton Building
Seventh
Hace Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
McKinley Public School
Eastern Avenue
Tennyson Street
West Court Street
Co. W. Handman
Race Streets
Windsor Public School
Windsor Street
St. James Avenue
City of Cincinnati
Aid of Education
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Presbyterian
Methodist
Nash
Vimy Ridge
Christian
Sermo
Richmond Streetristian
Richman and
Cutter Streets
Washington Christian Church
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
J. Sebastian
Carthalge
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
City Hall
W. A. Moore
Baptist
Linn W. Hattersley
University of Rangoon
Burma
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
C. W. Atwater
Walnut Hills Baptist Church
Kemper Lane
McMillan
Samuel H. Bowyer
Bible School
Men's League
Women’s Auxiliary
B. Y. P. U. Ninth Street
A. S. Davis
Courtland Avenue
William G. Everson
Bible
Forest
Frazier
C. W. Barnes
Methodist Book Concern
Wyoming Baptist Church
Universalist
the Universalist Churches of
Blanchester
A. B. Bereseford
Jesus Christ
Lutheran
Seeley K. Tompkins
God
Locust’street
Christian Science
United Brethers
Clifton, Rohs
McMillan Streets
W. M. VanSickle
Christian Endeavor Service
Evangelical Protestant Church
Rachel Street
E. W. Becker
Salem Reformed Church
Sycamore
Orchare Streets
E. H. Wessler
Ladies’ Aid Society
New Jerusalem
Salesdome
Seventh ST
Chandler
Cadillac
Buick
Paige Maxwell Jackson
the Weldon Motor Sales Co
UNDAY
Pleasant Ridge and
Kennedy Hts
War Board
U. S
Maxwell
Auburn
Ford Commercial
Cole
Pierce Arrow
Barlow-Hudson Motor Car Co
A. E. Mittendorf
Edward Colston
Citizens' League On Foreign Languages
Edward Colston, Esq
St. Paul
Paige
Lexington Salles’ Co. N. E
Canal and Race
Lexington Cars
the Republic Truck CO
Mcmicken Ave
the Republic
E. McMicken
Westcotts
M. J. Flynn, Livingston and Linn
West
M. J. FL
Livingston and Linn
Avon
Franklin
Gilbert Av
Sycamore St
Oakley
Triumph Electric Co
Oakley, Ohio
John Strobridge
Burton Av
Ninth St
Cincinnati Planer CO
Thompson-Starrett Company
Union Central
Ridge
Dexter Lumber.co
Michigan
N. Muskegon
Bear Lake
Dixon
Walnut St
Fountain E
P. O. Box
Schmidt
Pike
J. B. Leventhal
Cincinnati Pillow CO
Latonia
River View
Sedamsville
West Sixth St
Fairmount
Spring Grove
Broadway
Canal
SMITH
Cresap
John Doyle & Son
General Insurance
Gourtney Bros
Madison Rd
Woodburn
Kroger
Main St
Vine- St. Barn
Cincinnati Traction Co
Procter & Gamble Company
Ivorydale
Highland Body Mfg. CO
Elmwood Place
Greaves - Klus. Man Tool CO
Colerain and
Alfred
Cincinnati Can Co
Carthage Pike & Big Four R. R
St. Bernard
Highland Body Manufacturing Company
Printing Machinery Co., Third and Ock
Printing Machinery Co
Screw Machine Hands —Printing Machinery Co., Third and Lock
Ohio Pattern Works and Foundry Co
Spring Grove Av
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Florence Avenue
Job Press
A. H. Pugh Printing Egg
Fourth and Pike
Kroger Grocery & Baking CO
Eden Park Entrance
Kroger Grocery & Baking C C
Eden Park
First-clase. Printing Machinery Co
Third and Lock
East Ninth St. Wena
Gibson
Charles’McDonald
Bidg
West Thirteenth Sti
Ruthman
the Burk.mardt Bros. CO
Fourth St
Swift &One
Lima
Eibe Kahn
Averbeae Co
E. Second St
Covton, Y
Missouri Can Company
Soda Four
the Drug CO
Ninth and
Kansas
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