Decoration Day At Chester Park Offers Free Vaudeville And Attractions
Chester Park hosts Decoration Day activities with a free vaudeville show, singing and talking pictures, four concerts by the band, and the Tetrany Quartet on the clubhouse balcony. Bathing beach opens morning and afternoon. rides and exhibits run full swing. Soprano Blanche Mehaffey returns to sing today after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Park
Tetrany Quartet
Gairo
Aut College
Coney steamers crowd to river ride as fireworks light sky
The Queen and Princess will view crowds from Broadway as decks are prepped for a ten mile river ride on a hot day. A Slide for Life from the water tower at Lake Como is planned around 4 pm with a fireworks display planned for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Lake Como
Chicago Theaters Face Shutdown Over Safety Ordinance
Twenty Chicago theaters risk closure as Building Commissioner Downey withholds licenses until they meet life and safety provisions. If orders are not obeyed promptly, Chief Shippy may halt performances after the annual playhouse inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Downey
Shippy
Olympic trials at Chicago set marks in windy conditions
The Western colleges Olympic trials were held at Marshall Field on the Chicago University campus. standout results include Hamilton of Chicago A A in the 100 meter dash and Jacobs of Chicago in the pole vault, with distances and times listed for each event and several Chicago A A competitors repeating strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Field
University of Chicago
Hamilton
A. A
Branhow
University of Missouri
Wasson
First Infantry
Patterson
Chicago Athletic Association
Miller
University of Indiana
Degenhart
Bacon
Schermer
Jacobs
Burroughs
Griffen
Chi- A. A
Garrels
Chicago A. A
Chicago l. A
Brenhaw
Fuller
Ripon College
Chicago First Regiment
Schommer
Fletcher
Holmes
Irons
Marquette College
Brennan
Prather
U. of C
Worthwine
Athens
Colin 18 All Right Injury Not Serious for Colin
New York May 29 The great three year old racer Colin may race in the Belmont Stakes tomorrow. De Coursey Forbes manager of James R Keene stable said the injury to Colins fore legs faced more than a bowing and has practically subsided with the 43 now subsiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
New York
Colin
de’ Coursey Forbes
James R. Keene
Forbes
Lagoon Opens Summer Season With Wild West Attraction
Lagoon begins its regular summer season today featuring Kemp's Wild West show with Indians cowboys cowgirls bucking horses and other features of the wild west. The lake boats scenic railway circle swing dancing pavilion and numerous amusements will operate. Management anticipates large attendance and a general good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp's Wild West
Columbia Second Show Of Week Adds New Entertainer
The Columbia continues continuous performances today and tonight starting at 1 p m with talking pictures and illustrated songs. A new demonstrator joins the stage crew and a local drama student is ready for the stage. The Sunday program features two illustrated songs Since You Called Me Dearie and Captain Baby Bunting and titles The Merry Widow Waltz Craze The Wages of Sin From Hyde Park to Tower Bridge London and Galvanic Fluid. The Reds innings results flash on the screen during their Eastern trip. At Coney Island Fighting the Flames a Darktown fire picture comedy opens next week with the full outfit ready for the first show June 7. Over 5 000 school children visited the Zoo yesterday from multiple schools and buildings and enjoyed the educational exhibits and free time at the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Baby Bunting
Hyde Park
Tower Bridge
London
Cincinnati Reds
Coney
Robert Fulton
Harrison
Eighteenth
Westwood
McKinley
Lincoln
Highlands
Twentieth
Fourth
Linwood
Newport
Kentucky Oaks Fourth Race and Selling Entries at Louisville
The Louisville program lists racing entries across six events including the Fourth Race Kentucky Oaks with favorites Estrada Ellen A Dale Lotus Brandt Grande Dame Evelyn and others, plus multiple selling and allowance races with horse weights and breeders noted. Apprentice allowances are claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Souffle
Dandy Dancer
E. Ship
Marrifiela
Stowawae
Dam
Singshaw
Wheat Read Anderson
Hambay
Alice
Charlotte Hamilton
Miss Lady Frances
Transform
Little Osage
Cymbal
Terah
Forest
Plantland
Altuda
Lotus Eater
King’s Daughter
Estrada
Ellen A. Dale
Lotus Brandt
Boema
Grande Dame
Evelyn
Mary Talbot
Black Mary
Firth
Sainward
Malecon
Lomond
Campeon
French Cook
Richard Reed
Joe Phrich
Huethorpe
Tennessee Bay
Roseburg N
W. A. Leach
Bliz. Harwood
Ed Kane
Sainesaw
Ee Cooler
John Louis
Florida
Horse Races Listed For Meeting With Varying Distances
The page lists six races with entrants and weights for a mixed racing card. Far West and Live Wire lead the first event at 7 furlongs, followed by juvenile bets in the Eleventh National Stallion, then the Belmont stakes sweepstake at 1% miles. The Grand National Steeplechase bids include John M. P. and Sanctioned runners, with the Van Cortlandt handicap and a selling race closing the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Live Wire
Greene
Keator
Royal Lady
Adriana
Umbrella
Bobbin
Selectman
Sir Martin
Sandpiper
Joe Madden
Baby Wolf
Ibs
Priscillan
Berry
Peter Chance
Lawrence P. Daly
Tony Bonero
Don Creole
Rye
King Cole
Captain Emerich
Master of Craft
Alila
Sailor Girl
George G
Southern League Scores From Birmingham Atlanta and Nashville
In Birmingham Birmingham 4 Little Rock 1. Mobile at Atlanta postponed by rain. Montgomery 1 New Orleans. Nashville 9 Memphis 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Little Rock
Atlanta
Montgomery
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Adjutant General Critchfield Talks Troop Patrols in Ohio
Adjutant General A. B. Critchfield, in Cincinnati at the Harlin Hotel, says his visit is not tied to the tobacco region tension. He notes two militia companies in Adams County and one cavalry troop patrolling Brown County, with authorities to decide troop duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Critchfield
Cincinnati
Harlin
Ohio
Adams County
Brown County
General Critchfield
Adams
Brown Counties
Citywide water scare leaves residents thirsty all afternoon
People in several city sections faced hours of thirst yesterday as city supplied water appeared cloudy with a substance like alum. Water Works officials attributed the issue to excessive air in the pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works
Warsaw Man Indicted for Embezzling Insurance Funds
A grand jury in Warsaw charged David Brumbaugh with embezzling funds from Lincoln National Life Insurance Company while acting as its agent. Brumbaugh is believed to be from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
David Brumbaugh
California
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Grand Army Men March Today At The Graves
Members of the Grand Army prepare to march to cemetery graves today in a solemn service. Veterans organizations gather for the event with local officials reporting expected attendance and observances at the graves.
Memorial Day parade plans and real estate updates
Memorial Day events in Cincinnati proceed with a large parade forming at Thirteenth and Race at 9 AM led by Grand Marshal Andrew J. Miller. The program includes speeches by notable building association leaders and ceremonies at multiple cemeteries. Also reported are real estate deals, permits issued, and new housing projects on Spencer Avenue and Forest and Hudson avenues, with several lot purchases and rental arrangements.
Will Hold Reunion and Mass Meeting in Cincinnati
Presbyterian and Christian Endeavor events fill the upcoming week in Cincinnati. Notables include Dr. James B. Ely speaking at Lemon Hill tents, Trumbull Lee preaching, and the Union election of the Cincinnati Presbytery. The Westminster Chapter meets to elect officers and plan future services. The Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual mass meeting June 9 at First English Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati Christian Endeavor Union
Norwood Presbyterian Brotherhood Plans June Meeting
The Norwood Chapter of the Presby terian Brotherhood will meet next Monday night at the home of Mr Willis G Durrell at Hudson and Forest avenues. The second anniversary service will be held at Floral Avenue Church on June 7. Prof Don Carlos Jones of Odessa Mo will begin work with the Church of Christ at Mound and Barr streets tomorrow, preaching morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Terian Brotherhood
Willis G. Durrell
Hudson and
Forest Avenues
Floral Avenue
Don Carlos Jones
Western Bible and Literary College
Odessa
Church of Christ
Mound
Barr Streets
Memorial Day Observed in Public Schools Chorus and Recitations
Public schools held Memorial Day programs with G A R and Women’s Corps visiting classes. A chapel program at the House of Refuge featured songs recitations and tributes including Our Country’s Flag Hats Off the Troops Are Passing By and The Best Tribute. The Boys’ Battalion will perform a grand dress parade on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
America
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Bernard Goosman
Charles Stevenson
Aaron Kirton
Meyers
Georgia
Whitney Boyd
Willie
Ola
Lewis W. Irwin
Seore
Meets Convict at Gates to Marry
Joseph Culbertson released from Ohio State Penitentiary yesterday was met outside the gates by Miss Birdie C Eldrey of Cincinnati. The couple headed to Cincinnati with plans to marry there. Eldrey said she met Culbertson last July while visiting the prison and fell for him due to his gentlemanly bearing. He had previously been jailed for burglary in Highland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Culbertson
Ohio State Penitentiary
Birdie C. Eldrey
Lockstreet
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Presbyterial Societies Meet in College Hill
The Cincinnati Presbyterial Societies of Home and Foreign Missions convene in College Hill Tuesday June 2 at 10 a.m. Miss Frances Isabella Graham from Kodoli India will speak on foreign missions. in the afternoon Miss Josephine Petrie will address Home Missions. Walnut Hills Congregational Church hosts a 4 p.m. musical program featuring Festival De Deum, bass solo, I Do Not Ask O Lord, soprano Verdure Clad, and a cantata God Thou Art Great to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Mary Green Peyton
Anna C. Parke
Cincinnati Presbyterial Societies of Home and Foreign Missions
College Hill
Frances Isabella Graham
Kodoli
India
Josephine Petrie
New York Board
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Dudley Buck
Spross
Properly Observed Occasion Highlighted
The text notes that the occasion is properly observed, emphasizing attentive practice and ceremonial respect by participants and observers. It underscores orderly conduct, adherence to protocol, and communal reflection during the event.
Meeting Schedule At Vine Street Church
Meetings at Vine Street Church conclude tomorrow for the summer and no services will be held until next September. Herbert S. Bigelow will preach tomorrow evening on Does the Church Want Workingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Herbert S. Bigelow
Tomorw
Workingman
Dedication Plans Set for Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Trustees fix June 13 for the hall dedication with Governor Harris likely to speak. Invitations go to Senators Foraker and Dick, Congressmen Longworth and Goebel, and G A R officials. Services begin at 8 PM. Half the auditorium reserved for G A R members, the rest for the public. A committee led by Captain E R Monfort, Matt J Day and Major Fox will arrange details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of
Soldiers and Sailors’ Memorial Hall
Harris
Foraker
Longworth
Goebel
Ohio
E. R. Monfort
Matt J. Day
Major Fox
Memorial Services and Sermons Across City Churches
Within CAMP WASHINGTON WALNUT HILLS and CENTRAL districts pastors outline a day of services. C J Sebastian leads Bible school at 9 15 am and morning sermon The Place He Has Gone To Prepare at 10 30 am then 7 pm senior V P and 8 pm memorials by the Daughters of America on What Ought We Remember. Dean W P Rodgers speaks at Walnut Hills on International Peace at 11 am. John L Hill preaches Peace Anyhow at Central at 10 30 am and The Religion of the Young Man at 7 45 pm with baptismal service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L ‘Hill
Faith Services Schedule Across Several Churches
Listings show pastors and service times for Mt Auburn First Wesley, Madisonville First, Walnut Hills, Wyoming and Columbia churches. Topics include Christians with Stickability, What Kind of Face Do You Wear, The Work of the Holy Spirit in Regeneration, Jud as the Traitor, The Key to the Treasure Chamber of Knowledge, and Living Life Over Again. Sunday school times and evening services are listed for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn
Rufus W. Weaver
Bible School
Junior Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Service
FIRST
Wesley Avenue
William J. Cambron
Madisonville
John W. Craig
Judas
Walnut Hills
Charles Sumner Brown
Wyoming
Charles E. Stanton
Columbia
R. Venting
Se H. Street
Johnoe Ee
Aids-de-Camp Appointed for Lincoln Birthday Observance
Colonel John Kissane of this city and five other local or regional officials were commissioned as aids-de-camp on the staff of the Commander-in-chief of the G A R. The orders of the day direct nationwide observance of the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth and appoint patriotic instructors from all departments to a special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
John Kissane
T. T. Smith
Columbus
J.W. Farmer
Ashtabula
John McBride
Swanton
W. W.pier
Cleveland
J. D. Wheeler
Soldiers’ Home
Mayor greets comrades as city closes market for holiday
Decoration Day visitors pack Mayor Markbreit’s office as veterans call in. City Council backs shortened market hours from 9 am to 2 pm to curb losses for merchants and ease customer inconvenience. Veteran Charles Cunningham of the Sixth Ohio Infantry recalls Guthrie Greys. sixty of that unit remain. Former Lion Brewery owner referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathgate
Markbreit
Charles Cunningham
W. H. Rodgers
Cunningham
Sixth
Ohio Infantry
M. L. Anderson
Guthrie Greys
Ae ‘Lion’ Brewery
Ge Ee All Fe
Faith and Force Church Schedule Highlights
NORWOOD services begin with Bible school at 9:15 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The afternoon includes Baptist Brotherhood at 3:30 p.m. and an 8 p.m. evangelistic theme The Gospel Power of a. Lincoln Park presents Romanian services at 8 a.m. prayer at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 10 a.m. with the 11:30 a.m. Sunday school and 6:30 p.m. Juniors. Evening programs feature balcony concert at 7:10 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. preaching on The Lord Knoweth the Righteous.
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Norwood
Sherman
Station Avenues
John
Sowers
Christ
Baptist Brotherhood
Lincoln Park
G. R
Robbins
D.D
Many Cincinnati churches list Easter week services
A long church notices page lists pastors and service times across Mt Auburn Norwood College Hill Pleasant Ridge Northside First Glendale Sixth East End First Reformed Welsh Hartwell Avondale Clifton Clifton Wayne Avenue Wesley Chapel Linwood East Pearl Trinity with sermon topics and visiting speakers.
Episcopal and Church Schedule at Walnut Hills Area
A detailed Sunday schedule lists services at multiple churches in Walnut Hills and surrounding areas. St Pauls Cathedral, Advent, Grace Avondale, and other parishes present Holy Communion, morning services, Sunday schools, and evening prayers with sermons by named clergy including Dean Matthews and Rev J W Atwood.
Church Schedules Across Walnut Hills Area on Sunday
A listing of Sunday services in Walnut Hills with pastors and times. Churches include McMillan and Ash land Grace Norwood Winton Place Christie York Street Camp Washington First Freeman Avenue Mt Lookout Hyde Park Asbury and more with sermon topics and Epworth League sessions.
Religious services listed for multiple Storrs Lawrence and nearby streets
In Street S p m Herbert S Bigelow to speak Ad vice to Preachers Who Would Win Workingmen. STORRS State and Warsaw avenues E T MacMahon preaches at 10 45 am Reviving Power and at 7 45 pm A Character Sketch. LAWRENCE STREET M O Evans pastor 10 30 am Welsh service 2 pm children's hour 3 pm Bible school 7 20 pm English service The Symphony of e Walnut Hills Kemper lane and Locust Street Dwight Mallory Pratt pastor 9 30 am Sunday school 11 am preaching by pastor theme The Abstract and the Concrete 4 pm special musical service First Reading road and Linton street 11 am George A Yhayer will preach on The Strength of the Lonely North Fairmount Albert BE Harding pastor 9 30 am Sabbath school 10 30 am and 7 30 pm church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Auburn
H. M. Curtis
D.D
Edward Mack
Jesus
Paul
Baymiller
McCauley
Norwood
George W. Shields
Star
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
Pleasant Ridge
Ken Graam
India
Mill
Northside
Earl Lee
Christian
Christian Endeavoor. “Rev. E. Trumbull
Lee
Pittsburg
Kaneas
Iran
James la ‘Bath
Glendale
Calvin’ D. Wilson
Glendale College
Donald Grant
Clifton
East End
James Aikin Smith
Crown of Glory
First Reformed
Plum Street
David McKinney
General Synod
W. R. Mcehesney
Young People’s Convention
Shelby Vance
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Friends of Jesus
Hartwell
Charles E. Walker
M. E
Avondale
Charles Frederic Goss
wAlnut Hills
Gibert Avenue
Locust Street
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Ascension Life
People’s Service
Church OF the Covenant
Robert Watson
Francis James Martin
Southwest Corner
Eighth
Elm Streets
B. Trumbull Lee
Bethany Mission
State Avenue
First United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
Westwood
R. D. Wheatley
Donald M. Grant
George
J. Brown
D.D. Bible School
Young People’s Society
General Conference
Epworth League
Washington
Hopple
Sidney Streat
J. D. Danning
Brighton Council
Alma Sachs
O. L. Seward
Freeman Avenue
Fred Nightingale
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
C. L. Chapman
New Richmond
Herbert S. Bigelow
Storrs
State
Warsaw
E. T. MacMahon
Lawrence Street
M. O. Evans
Kemper Lane
Dwight Mallory Pratt
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Yhayer
North Fairmount
Albert BE. Harding
Necromancy and Mesmerism Sermons At Two Churches
Christian Science assembly hall on Mercantile Library fourth floor at 10 45 a m hosts a service with the subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism. First Church of Christ on Rockdale Avenue Avondale offers 11 a m and 3 30 p m services with the same topic Ancient and Modern Necromancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
FIRST
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Diverse church services listed for Sunday across Cincinnati area
Miscellaneous announcements show United Brethren Cumminsville First Versalist and other churches detailing Sunday schedules. Readings include Mary Magdalene's Message Accumulations The Draught Fishes and The Privileges and Opportunities of Men in the Church with service times from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Cumminsville
Borden and Weber
C. B
Boda
Friends
Northwest Corner
Eighth and Mound
William H. Taylor
Albert L. Copeland
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Cinci nati Area
Real estate list shows George Courtney et al transferring a long lease and multiple property deeds across Cincinnati area including Colerain Township, Bond Hill, Avondale, and Madisonville. It covers leases of by 60 to 146 feet, lot and block transfers, and mortgage cancellations plus numerous buyers and sellers such as Bridge, Finnell, and Parker with values ranging from 950 to 61 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Courtney
Wiliam T. Helm
Cinnamon Street
Plainfield Pike
Adams
Dora
Michaeler
Colerain Township
Adanansmaann Sasonsday
Ferdinand Broermann
Herberts
Broermann
Herbert S
Agnes Hil
Bond
Bernard H. Kroger
William E. Kenor
Rittenhouse
William “Stacey
Thomas H
Mary Doherty
Foster & Knight
Bowen
William D. Prather
Wong Ged
Teoulse King
Nellie Uhien
Barr Street
Central Avenue
Tessie James E. Mooney
Trust A
Gohen
Park Sub
Sycamore Avenue
Edward P. Robinson
Elsmere Syndi-'cote
Ce Cdcccs
Charles E. Pierson
Clifford Schenck
Peter F. Merz
Margaret Balbach
Pleasant Ridge
Mary T. Dirr
Theodore F. Riestenberg
James A. Price
Morrison Avenue
Madisonville
Harrison
George B. Watkins
Sarah Roots & Cone
Cass
Encveselish Fens
Margaret L. Parker
Joshua L
The
Suburban Real Estate Co
Augustine B. Cooney
Elsmere
Albert W. Hayward
Nettie C. Miller
Samuel Cloon
Newbold L. Pierson
John W.wright
Cedar Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemp
Lagoon
Music
Zoo
Blanche Mehaffey
Blanche B. Mehaffey
Weber
the Zoo
Oriental Tourney
Heckerman
Hammel
Eae WoMler
Rene
C.cee
INDE
Cveseee
Ghonehile
Edie Hive
Dom Abana
Mathis
All
Louisville
Belmont Park
Southern League
Indiana
Doepke Estate
Main
Fifth
Grand Central Depot
Eos
Andrew J. Miller
P. Sperra
Building and Loan Associations
Building’ Associations of
Sibel Park
Hamilton County League of Building ‘Associations
Rufus Jones
Dayton
Ohio Building _Association League
John J. Purinton
East Liverpool
Defiance
Charles
Otto Bachman, Jr
Spencer Avenue
Cleneay Avenue
Ralph Costello
August Bar
Forest and
Hudson Avenues
H. A. Dick
BE. W. Parker
John W. Wright
N. L. Pierson
Mr. Wright
Hake
Andrew Miller
Thomas
M. Dean
Nelson
Hecker
Lincoln Camp
Sons of Veterans
Conrad Liner
Grant
Charles Devereaux
the Lytle Greys
American Veterans of Foreign Service
Washington Garrison
N. Union
Jorita Cook
U. A. M. Independent
James Allison
Refuge Home
William L. Poe
United States Government
Peter W. Durr
John Cornette, Jr
Spring Grove Cemetery
East Mound
Frank E. Kaiser
John Fehrenbatch
Central Mound
John W. McAddams
West Mound
John Booth
Judge Malsbury
Unknown Mound
Daughters of Veterans
Judge Marshbury
Westwood Cemetery
Olive Branch Cemetery
Clermont County
Seventh Street
William B. Kennedy
B. H. Kroger
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Theresa Moore
Union Street
Harry Langenberg
Wade Cushing
Alexandra
Cleneay’ & Nourse
London Court
Albany Avenue
William Doepke
St. Louis
Kuhlman
M. E. Ingalls
Mill Creek Bottoms
Samuel Nieman
Taxpayers’ Association
William E. Gang
William Caldwell
Philip J. Ritter
William Duhlmeier
C. M. Fenner
Fred Tuke
Ingalls
Ames & Agnew
Charles E.gierson
Rossmoyne
Stratemeyer
Mary Balbach
Peter Merz
Mt. Auburn Church
Christian .Endeavor
Trumbull Lee
Second Presbyterian Church
Wilkinsburg
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. C. Culkins
Lawrence Mendenhall
H. B. McClure
David Burnet
David M. Allen
C. S. Sprowls
Conference of the Christian Churches of the
Tenth District
Carthage Christian Church
Convict
Baptist
Presbyterian
Tor
Sons of
Geneva Conterdilee
Carr
Pam
C. E. Schenk
J. W. Peters
East Pearl
Lawrence and
Pike Streets
G.pollard
Ascension
Trinity
Dr. Ketcham
Don W. Nichols
China
Orient
Episcopal
ST. Paul’s
Dean Matthews
Canon Reade
Church OF the Advent
Samuel Tyler
Julius W. Atwood
GRACE
Gholson Avenue
Wallace M. Gordon
Chris
J. W. Atwood
Phoenix
Ariz
W. H. Poole
Methodist
McMillan and
Ashland
Jesse B. Young
M. E. Central
China Mission
Ralph Colton Jones
Harold Clerke
Daughters of America
Daughters of Liberty
Montgomery Road
Ivanhoe Avenue
C. C
Asbury
Webster ‘Street
Main and
Sycamore
B.S. Gaddis
Pas
Christian Science
Hattler Pierson
Inez D. Harquet
Star B. Co
Herbert
Bridge
B.A. Co
Fischmann IL
Hacatekiereay
Thomias Finnell
Union Savings
Natodeutens
Thomas M. Doherty
Antonio Home
Southern
Fred Broermann
Bond Hill
B. A. Co
Ae Birkemeyer
Fischman L. & B. Ee
L. King
Cincinnati Savings Society
Beth Berckhemer
Brighton Gern Bank
Apenas Daaxeds Bovede ‘Thomas
Southwest End
Wa Cdes
Coé
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