War Time Church Acknowledges National Unity in City Services
Numerous Cincinnati churches announce Fourth of July and wartime observances led by pastors from First Presbyterian to Walnut Hills Congregational. Programs include patriotic sermons, outdoor union services, and talks by Rev. Seeley K. Tompkins and Judge Hollister, with worships across districts and times from 8 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Main
Walnut
William L. Spiegel
David McKinney
Dr. Spiegel
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Covenant
Eighth
Elm Streets
All England
Stevenson
McKinney
Cincinnati
First United Presbyterian Church
Linton
Nassau Streets
Frank Boyd
The
Christian Church
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
the Christian Church
Howard C. Hollister
Third Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
Linn
Stephen Meyer
George D. McCulloch
D.D
St. Bernard Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Alfred Lee Wilson
Park Place Chapel
Wilson
Camp Sherman
Talmage Witt
Hohenzollerns
Westminster League
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian
East Auburn Avenue
John W. Christie
Christ
Mt. Auburn
Elm
Frank H. Stevenson
Bloom School
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Seeley K. Tompkins
Fourth Presbyterian
Orchard Street
Sycamore
S. P. Collins
Sien
C.K P
Elberon Presbyterian Church
Rapid Run
Overlook
C. .Woffman
Walnut Hills Christian Revival Service Sets Attendee Talks
Pastor R. E. Elmore of Walnut Hills Christian Church leads an 11 a.m. sermon titled The Unusual Christian. Judge Hollister will speak at 7 p.m. in an open air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
R. E. _ Elmore
Hollister
First Church of Christ Scientist Cincinnati Services and hours
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Testimonial meeting Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Free reading room hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, Sundays 2:30 to 6 p.m., Wednesdays until 7 p.m. Branch of The Mother Church Boston. Also Christ Scientist Church at 715 Race Street with services at 10:15 a.m. and 7:46 p.m. weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Cincinnati
Union Trust Building
Boston
Mass
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Ben Franklin
Race Street
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Association Bible Students Hold All Day Services
Followers at Oda Temple Seventh and Elm streets plan special all day services at 9 30 1 45 and 7 o clock with regular programs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bible Students
Oda
Fellows Temple
Seventh and Elm Streets
New Church Service Held on The Good That Perisheth
A Swedenborgian New Church event at Corner oe en Rev Louie G Hoeck features a service on the sermon topic The Good That Perisheth with the congregation gathered for study and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie .G. Hoeck
New Thought Temple Services in Walnut Hills
Leila Simon leads Sunday morning service at 11 with the talk Practical New Thought Reminders. Sunday evening 8 features Miss Louise Tahse on The New Jerusalem. Sunday school 9 30. Circulating library at 1216 Mercantile Library Building open daily 10 to 4 and Saturdays 10 to 1. temple library hours vary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila’ Simon
New Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Grandview Avenue
Walnut Hills
Practical New Thought
Louise Tahse
New Jerusalem
THE
Leila Simon
the New Jerusalem
Mercantile Library Building
Covenant Presbyterian Church Services and Ministers
Covenant Presbyterian Church at Eighth and Elm invites strangers to attend. Ministers include Rev. Frank H. Stevenson Rev. D Earl McKinney and Rev. William Roberts Kruse. Morning service at 11 and evening sermon at 7:30 titled The Convenient Season. Sunday School 9:30 and C E 6:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Eighth and
Elm Streets
Frank H. Stevenson
Fourth of July Sermon at Walnut Hills Church
The First Universalist Church Walnut Hills Essex place hosts an 11 a.m. worship service with Rev A B Beresford preaching on American Principles and a Fourth of July Sermon. A Bible class meets at 9:45 10 wait for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Oakley Methodist
Brownway
Minot Avenues
M. T. Titus
India
First Universalist
Walnut Hills
Essex Place
McMillan and
June Streets
A. B. Beresford
D.D
Community church events and sermons scheduled this weekend
The Central Y M C A holds a 3 PM quarterly meeting and 4 PM young men gathering in the new living room. Dr Frederick N McMillan speaks on The Great Refusal. Unitarian service at 11 AM by Rev G A Thayer on The Third Critical Period in American History. Last season service at Corner Linton street and Reading road. Evanston Sunday meeting at Baptist Church lawn Rutland avenue with Rev Daniel McGurk delivering the sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Park Baptist Church
C. W. Atwater
Walnut Hills Baptist
Men's League and Women’s Auxiliary
Harry E. Engelhardt
Norwood
Ninth Street Baptist Church
William G. Everson
Norwood Baptist Church
France
332D
Home Guards
Linn Hattersley
Frederick N. McMillan
G. A. Thayer
Linton Street
Reading Road
Evanston
The
Baptist Church
Rutland Avenue
Daniel McGurk
Walnut Hills M. E
Juvenile Court Sentences William Lyon in Delinquency Case
Judge Charles W. Hoffman sentenced William Lyon, a barber of 1863 Chase Avenue, to one year in the Workhouse on a conviction of contributing to the delinquency of a seventeen year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hoffman
William Lyon, Barber
Chase Avenue
Divorces Granted in Domestic Relations Court Cases
In a nearly three year dispute Norma Dee Dreyfus and Clarence Dreyfus received a divorce decree from Judge Charles W. Hoffman. The decision granted custody of their two year old child, and awarded most household furniture and a house and lot. The defendant reserved several items for personal use. Counsel for both sides were noted, with the plaintiff allowed to reopen the case if needed before the decree takes effect in thirty days. Ruth Pope also received a divorce from Harvey Pope on grounds of gross neglect. Pope is in the U S Army and contested trial by filing an answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Dee Dreyfus
Clarence Dreyfus
Charles W. Hoffman
Thomas Darby
Chester Shook
Hoffman
Ruth Pope
Harvey Pope
Pope
United States Army
Liable suit over will undue influence in Kentucky court
John A. Luhring of Bellevue sues his mother Caroline L. Luhring as executrix of the John F. Luhring will alleging undue influence. Testator died June 1917 leaving an estate estimated at 75 000 to 80 000 mostly real estate. Widow is sole legatee and executrix under a January 16, 1901 will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Luhring
Bellevue
Caroline L. Luhring
Kenton Street
John F. Luhring
Common Pleas Court
Hackett, Yeatman & Harris
Luhring
Verdict sustains will of Miss Mary C. Moore
Judge Cosgrave's Court Friday upheld the late Miss Mary C Moore's will. The October 1915 estate valued at 5000 dollars left 2000 to relatives and the residue to St Joseph's Cemetery Association Price Hill. James F O'Neil and cousins sued to break the will but by agreement the cemetery group and cousins divide the residue 50 50. Howard Hagland acted for proponents while Judge OO represented O Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Moore
Rockdale
Reading Road
Cosgrave
Howard Hagland
Judge OO
O'Neil
Widow Wins $2,000 Insurance Verdict in 1917 Hopple Yard Death
Judge Cosgrave's Court awarded Eva Floyd widow of Matthew Floyd $2,000 damages plus $134.66 interest from the B. and Ohio Southwestern Railroad for her husband's death caused by an engine in Hopple street railroad yards in February 1917. George J. Staline represented the widow. the company did not contest.
Personal Damage Suit Against Cincinnati Traction Company
Stephen Jacob sues the Cincinnati Traction Company for 5000 dollars alleging a May 27 collision on Harrison avenue between an outbound car with him and an inbound car caused a broken right arm requiring three set attempts. Baker and Baker represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Stephen Jacob
Harrison Avenue
Baker & Baker
City Sues Car Company Over Franchise Tax Debt
City solicitor Saul Zielonka filed suit in Common Pleas Court against Cincinnati Traction Company and Cincinnati Street Railway Company for 53411.78 as balance of franchise tax. The firms paid 24727.43 for March 5 to 31, contending tax was not due while the loop lease ordinance stood, since tax was payable only after dividends, but the ordinance was ruled unconstitutional March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Sues Car Company
Saul Zielonka
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Ohio Supreme Court
Divorce and Custody Suits In Reading Cases
Edith Mooney sues Frank Mooney for custody and alimony alleging abuse and abandonment. A judge issued a broad restraining order on Mooney’s property and assets in Reading. Attorney W. W. Bellew represents Mooney’s estranged wife in this action.
Woman Sues Over Harsh Living Conditions And Threats
A woman alleges her partner forced her to work to support herself while he paid $35 for a suit and $5 per shirt. She claims he moved her to four flats last year and threatened to shoot her and harm himself. She left last October and seeks a furniture share and an injunction to prevent disposal. Attorney William H. Schweikert represents her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Schweikert
Woman Sues for Six Thousand Dollars in Traction Accident
Mrs. Mary Genter of College Hill files a suit against Cincinnati Traction Company for 6000 dollars alleging a November 24 derailment at Freeman and Armory avenues threw her violently in the car. She claims 350 dollars in medical bills and help at home, with Minges and Graef as her attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Genter
College Hill
Cincinnati Traction Company
Freeman and Armory Avenues
Minges & Graef
City Sues for 10000 in Personal Injury Case
Mrs Ada O Pearce widow located at 1233 Ida street sues the city in Superior Court for 10000 damages claiming a fall on January 4 1917 after stepping backward into a hole in the Fifth and Main sidewalk to avoid an auto. She says the injury included a broken leg and permanent nervous damage requiring nine weeks hospital care and more than 600 in medical and nursing costs and that her leg was materially shortened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada O. Pearce
Ida
Superior Court
Gordon
Merrill Ginter
Fifth and Main Street
New Suits Filed In Common Pleas Court
Listings show multiple cases in the Common Pleas Court with numbers 168564 to 168570 including divorce actions involving Viola and Joseph Janson and Florence Lucas, a $53 411 78 claim by the City of Cincinnati against Cincinnati Traction Company, will contest by John A Luhring, alimony suit Edith Mooney versus Frank Mooney, a damages petition against Cincinnati Traction Company by Stephen Jacob, Mary Genter, and Ada Pearce, plus a receiver action by William Durbin. Superior Court cases include $5 000 damages for Stephen Jacob and $6 000 for Mary Genter against Cincinnati Traction Company and $10 000 damages by Ada Pearce against the City of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mooney
Frank Mooney
Reading
Charles W. Hoffman
Mooney
Main Street
W. W. Bellews
Joseph Janson
Viola Janson
Charles W. Sparks
Phillip Lucas
East
McMillan Street
Rogers
Florence A. Lucas
Newport
Sparks
City of Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Traction Company
Saul Zielonka
John A. Luhring
Caroline L. Luhring
John . Luhring
Hackett, Yeatman & Harris
William W
Florence
A. Lucas
W. H. Schweikert
Superior Court
Stephen Jacob
Baker & Baker
Mary Genter
Minges & Graef
Ada O. Pearce
Gordon, Morrill. & Ginter
Bankruptcy Withdrawal Sought By Kreimer Creditors
Creditors of furniture dealer Frank H. Kreimer of 813 17 Main Street ask the court to withdraw their petition for bankruptcy after Kreimer’s figures show liabilities of 59322 and assets of 24535. Assignee Andrew L. Herrlinger arranged the sale. Hearing set for July 15 with creditors Streit Manufacturing M A Hunt Ficks Reed leading. Main Street store rents 758 monthly. Brighton Bank and Trust claims 13000 Regina Kreimer 15000 August Kreimer 4383.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Kreimer
Main Street
Mr. Kreimer
Andrew L. Herrlinger
Regina Kreimer
August Kreimer
Railroad Worker Faces Slander Trial Over Red Cross Remarks
William Bayce, a Hamilton railroad worker, stood trial before Judge Hollister and a jury on a charge of uttering disloyal and slanderous statements about the Red Cross at workers gatherings. District Attorney Bolin and Bruce led the prosecution, Andrews defended. Several railroad workers testified as the hearing continued Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bayce
Hamilton
Hollister
Red Cross
Bolin
Bruce
Andrews
Final bankruptcy returns show debts and assets for Albert Koch
Final bankruptcy schedules list Albert Koch, once in the restaurant and bakery trade, with debts of 3050 dollars and assets of 488 dollars. General creditors recover 44 percent. In Wallace Bowers case attorney Wellmore Turner is allowed 100 dollars for contempt services and Special Master Frank Krapp receives a similar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koch
Wallace Bowers
Wellmore Turner
Frank Krapp
First papers granted to four new citizens
Yesterday four applicants received first papers toward citizenship. John M. Durant of 6012 Desmond Street, a painter born in France. Isdore Werner of 19 Eastbourne Terrace, a tailor from Russia. Nathan Farb of 930 Wesley Avenue, a peddler from Russia. Helen Krumpfer of 6465 Revere Avenue, born in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Durant
Desmond Street
France
Isdore Werner
Eastbourne Terrace
Russia
Nathan Farb
Wesley Avenue
Helen Krumpfer
Revere Avenue
Germany
Ohio Court Seeks Partition Of Multifold Cincinnati Real Estate
William H. H. Gibson and others sue nonresident defendants in Hamilton County Common Pleas to partition or sell jointly held real estate. The extensive property chain includes parcels in Spencer Township and the City of Cincinnati with undivided interests totaling 1 28th per plaintiff and varying shares for defendants. Answer due by August 17, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
William H. H. Gibson
Charles A. Gibson
Laura A. Malone
Lester Gibson
Illiam de Armond
Jane D. Harmon
Quincy
Massachusetts
Ella. D. Curtain
Har Curtain
Esburg
West Virginia
Hutson
George Hutson
Detroit
Michigan
Charles de Armond
Sylvania de Armond
Elka
Nevada
Claude de Armond
Edith de Armond
Fountain City
Indiana
Littell la Follette
Charleston
James la Follette
Est
Virginia
Robert la Follette
Sylvia Jacobs Bowditch
Homer Jacobs
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Pees
Jacob Burnett
Elm Street
Western Row
Seventh Street
John E. Ferris
Union Bridge Pike
Little Miami Railroad
Thomas
William de Armond
Samuel M
Mary BE
Ferris
Cincinnati
Miami Purchase
Towit
Cincinnati Ndt Wooster
Bradley’s Corner
Elizabeth
Henry Sprague
Turnpike
Nettie Hartman
John B. Ferris
Harris
Lynn) Street
Union Bridge
Little Miami
Harris Street
John H. Ferris
Thomas de Armond
Beechmont Avenue
de Armond
Spencer Township
First Ward
City of
John J. Ferris
County of Hamilton
State of
Elizabeth de Armond
Mary Wakefield
Ella D. Curtain
Albert de Armond
Birdie Hutson
Sylvia Jacobs
Bowditch
Armand Jacobs
Zelma Jacobs
George Jacobs
Harry Curtain
Preuce de Armond
Nittell la Follette
Board of Education
Denton Building
Race Streets
McKinley Public School
Tennycinnati
Eastern Avenues
Cin- Ohio
West Court
Undersigne Street
Saidly
C. W. Handman
Seventh
Windsor Public School
Windsor Street
St. James Avenue
West Court Street
W. Handman
Deny Court's Jurisdiction Over Oklahoma Land Suits
Roy Van Tress the McAlester Real Estate Exchange and others entered pleas to suits filed by Winona Siewert Lloyd Brannan and others seeking return of payments on Oklahoma land purchases. They ask the court to dismiss arguing lack of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy van Tress
McAlester Real Estate Exchange
Winona Siewert
Lloyd Brannan
Oklahoma
Old 76 Distilling Company Pleads Guilty in Pure Food Case
The Old 76 Distilling Company confessed to adulterating liquors in violation of the pure food law. Two charges were filed. the court imposed 150 dollars on each, totaling 300 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old 76 Distilling
Butter and eggs steady across markets with varied receipts
In New York the butter, eggs and cheese market shows higher creamery receipts and mixed extras with several price points. Kansas City and Chicago report butter and poultry steady, eggs varied by grade, and Philadelphia notes near-by and Western firsts around 11 dollars per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sylvania
Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Chicago
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Indianapolist Eggs and Butter Prices Drop in Markets
Western markets report eggs at 11.10 to 11.25 per dozen for fresh stock with delivery losses. Indianapolis jobbers quote 32 to 34 cents for country shipments, and 29 to 33 cents for packing stock. creamery extras fetch 44 cents prints and 42 cents tubs. Cleveland lists creamery butter at 44 to 47 cents per pound and spring broilers 35 to 40 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Columbus Weather Forecast and Market Update
Ohio report notes a current weather view for Columbus with mention of percentages and timing. No clear event or organization details emerge beyond a generic local briefing.
Reward Offer Promises Quick Cash From Southington Remedy Co
A sparse notice from Southington Remedy Co of Kansas City promises a $1009 reward for successful schemes and requests write today for details. The quirky ad lists a $2.00 fee and hints at easy money avenues, with unclear references to case outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
E.southington Remedy CO
Kansas City
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Presbyterian
Methodist
Nash
Hyde Park
M. E
Northside
Chase and
Delaney Streets
C. B. Heistand
Nation
Epworth League
Washington
Hopple Street
Sidney Avenue
W. W. Constien
America
Avondale Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Ascham
C. Beb. Schenk
Baptist
Christian
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
City Hall
Bible School
Camp Washington Christian Church
C. J. Sebastian
C. E
Richmond Street
God
United States Circuit Court
Lutheran
First English Lutheran Church
Race and
Twelfth Streets
J. W. Kapp
Africa
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
United Brethren
Clifton Avenue
Rohs
McMillan Streets
W. M. van Sickle
Christian Endeavor Service
First Reform Church
Freeman and
Hulbert Avenues
Evangelical Protestant
Rachel Street
Camp Washington
Erich W. Becker
Religious
Universalist
WSS
United States
Dodge
Overland
Chalmers
Buick
Pierce-Arrow
the. Barlow-Houdson Motor Car Co
Race St
Court News
United States Court
Columbus Stacks
Columbus
Lexington
Detroit Electric
Lexington Sales Co
Northeast Corner Canal and Race
Lexington Cars
the Weldon Motor Sales Co
Orning
Westcotts
Westcott
Elgin Demonstrator
M. J. Flynn
Livingston and Linn
West
Packard
Ford
Republic
the Republic Truck CO
E. McMicken Ave
Franklin
Franklin Motor Car Co
Gilbert Av
Cinti. Planer CO
Femiale
McHugh's Garden
Oakley
Irvin F. Westheimer
Avon
Spahlee Sixth ST
Sedamsville
J. E. Leventhal
W.W
W. Sa ‘St. i Eecen
E. Pearl St
E. Pearl
D. C
A. C
Procter & Gamble Company
Ivorydale
Kroger
Main St
Vine St. Barn
Cincinnati Traction Co
Edwards Mfg. Co
Fifth and
Eggleston Ave
Bischof
Steine & Stein. Co
Pugh Bldg
Pike
Printing Machinery CO
Third and Lock
Ohio Pattern Works and Foundry CO
Spring Grove Av
Delang
Fourth
Broadway
Champion Tool Works CO
Spring Grovery
Schede
Bargain Depot
E. Third ST
John Doyle & Son
General Insurance
Pickering Bldg
Erie AV
Dhd Club
Bernheim and
van Lahr
Red Bank Road
Gettle Estate
Madville
Cresap
SMITH
Valley
Lincoln and
Melrose Ares
Woodburn
Whitehouse "Bros.co
West Seventh St
Kentucky
P. O
Canal
Duncan Ave
Fred'k A. Schmidt
Fourth St
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