County Funds Reported by County Treasurer
The County Treasurer announced that county funds in depository banks total $2,549,401.04. The report details the amount held across the county’s banking institutions.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
5
The County Treasurer announced that county funds in depository banks total $2,549,401.04. The report details the amount held across the county’s banking institutions.
Yesterday morning the thermometer fell to 38 degrees the coldest in this region since last winter. Frost appeared across the Ohio Valley but caused no damage as a result.
Mrs. Louise Bell reports her pocketbook containing money and papers lost on Sixth street. Detective Bell offers that the finder may keep the money if the papers are returned and reclaims the loss, urging assistance in recovering the valuables.
The 1869 Cincinnati Turngemeinde Civil War monument is unveiled today at Memorial Hall after complete renovation. Appropriate exercises mark the dedication as the restored memorial receives a new resting place.
The Rev W D Cole pastor of St Pauls Methodist Church gave an engaging stereopticon lecture last night showing views from a trip through Switzerland Italy to Algiers. He will speak again tomorrow night at St Pauls on the Ohio National Guard.
Mrs. Charles Holland testified in Police Court that her husband neglected support for two years and ran off with $2000 of her money and another woman. Judge Lueders sentenced Holland to six months in the Work House.
The annual PBA election is held today with candidates for all offices. President contenders are Oliver F. Primrose and John W. Seahill. Vice President candidates are Joseph Ryan and George Reisinger. Treasurer hopefuls are Charles F. Geist and James P. Jennings. Secretary contenders are Charles F. Beckman and Thomas G. Mc Govern.
Charles F F Campbell, superintendent of the Industrial Department at the Massachusetts Home for the Blind and son of the Royal Normal College founder, will present an illustrated talk at Pub-Me Library today at 10 a.m. under Clovernook School auspices. Open to all.
In Squire John M. Smedes office on West Ninth street a large group of Magistrates will convene at 2 o clock this afternoon. Justice Smedes called the session to widen magistrates jurisdiction for emergencies and to plan campaigns against several Squires accused of questionable transactions.
A fragmented burial permits list records numerous individuals with ages and causes of death such as enteritis, cirrhosis, nephritis, pelvical, colitis, consumption and heart disease. Locations include Hackberry Street Marym Man, St Francis Hospital, Laurel Street and Central avenues with varied ages from infants to seniors.
Names and residences of individuals listed in the marriage licenses include William Frey of 503 Broadway aged 38 and Euna Edger, residence Beechwoods with age unknown, Merbert Halverstadt of Pittsburg Pa and Gertrude Andrews of 753 Ridgeway, Frank Vandergrift from Louisville Kentucky with Grace Humphrey at Gerdes Hotel, Robert Stuhlmann Jr. of 2412 Spring Grove Ave aged 26, Helena Heilmann at same address age 0, Edward G. Seeger of 434 KE Twelfth St aged 22, and Mary Morris of 4512 B Twelfth St aged 20.
Personal testimonial from Miss Orlena Schenke of Enid Oklahoma praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from periodical distress and headaches. Customer guarantee promises money back if not helped, with 25 cent doses and sale restrictions noted.
Ohio Branch of the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior will hold its thirty-fifth annual meeting at Walnut Hills Congregational Church on October 7 and 8. Speakers include Miss Josephine Walker Shaowu China and Dr. Emily Dillman Smith Ing Hok China with other notable visitors from Japan and several Cleveland and Oberlin leaders.
Walnut Hills Lutheran Church marks its twentieth anniversary with an 11 a.m. rally day service led by Rev. J. A. Hall from Ansfield Ohio. A 7 45 p m program features music and short addresses by Rev. Bouslin and others. Wednesday banquet includes after dinner talks by Dr. Hall and Rev. B W Ziegler of Bellevue Ky Lutheran Church.
The Ninth Street Baptist Church and stations launch a week long rally with services at Stations B E A D C F and Harwood Chapel. Rev. C S Brown Rev William J Cambron Rev H O Fry and Rev Arthur C Smith preach. A mass meeting October 9 features G M Peters Rev G W Lasher and others. Sunday events include a dedication of Station E as Myers Chapel with multiple pastors and lay speakers. Symmes Township hosts its annual Sunday School Convention with City and association leaders and musical numbers.
The downtown advanced union training class led by Herbert H. Moninger meets each Monday evening in the Church of the Covenant. The first standard class taught by S. Lappin meets each Monday evening in Trinity M. E. Church starting at 8 o'clock. The superintendents' training class also gathers Monday evenings in the Church of the Covenant from 7 to 8 o'clock.
The Norwood Chapter annual dinner will be held at Floral Avenue church rooms next Thursday night. Eldon R. James, president of the Brotherhood Union, will be the guest. The event will outline the fall and winter campaign. The Ladies Circle, led by Mrs. William Windhorst, serves a chicken dinner at 7. Invitations go to all congregation men. committee members include Julius Friedeborn Dr. N. S. Scott Van Morgan E. F. Evans and Harry McBride.
Miss H. R. Halloway of Philadelphia will conduct the normal training study class in foreign missions and arrive next week. Those intending to enroll should present themselves at the Covenant wing corner Eighth and El streets at 8 o'clock Thursday evening October 8.
The order of the day at the Methodist preachers meeting Monday morning focused on planned discussions and agenda items for the session. The gathering highlighted topics for sermon planning and church outreach movements.
The notice lists upcoming events including election of officers for the ensuing term, an address by Rev. Robert Zaring on The Ethics of Exaggeration, and registration for K K 8 I A A Sabbath School at Ridgeway and Reading roads. Also announced are a Miami Lutheran Synod address in Lancaster on October 21 and a Hamilton County Bible School teachers meeting at 7 45 p m with W F McCapsey teaching.
Walnut Hills at Lowist and Kemper hosts 9:30 Sunday school and 11:00 preaching on Today's Prophecy of Tomorrow. Storrs at State and Warsaw offers 10:45 a.m. sermon My Faith and 7:45 p.m. What Is Sin. Columbia East End lists 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11:00 communion and new members, 6:45 p.m. Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m. evening service.
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Rockdale Avenue offers services at 11 a.m. and 3 30 p.m with the topic Un reality Reading rooms are in the First National Bank Building Reading rooms No 1019 1020. The Church of Christ Scientist meets at Assembly Hall fourth floor Mercantile Library Building with service at 10 45 a.m and topic Unreality.
A long ledger of Sunday schedules from churches across Cincinnati. It lists many congregations with service times, sermon topics, sacraments, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and evening evangelistic services led by numerous pastors including Hartman, Peale, Cole, Leonard, and Ketcham among others.
St Pauls Cathedral offers holy communion at 7 30 and 11 with sermons by Dean Matthews and Bishop Van Buren Porto Rico. Christ Church Porto Rico features early communion and sermons by Bishop Van Buren. Advent Church lists 9 45 Sunday school 11 holy communion and sermon by Rev Bigler. Calvary Church schedules morning service and 7 30 evening prayer with Rev Flinchbaugh.
Local church listings show Sunday school times and worship services for St Luke's Findlay and Baymiller, Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and matins at 10:30 a.m. at St Luke's. St Philip's on Kirby Avenue offers Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning prayer at 10:45 a.m. Grace Avondale lists Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. The Epiphany at Stanton and Locust, Walnut Hills conducts Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with morning service at 11 and omits evening service.
A list of Sunday schedules and sermon titles for multiple area churches. Walnut HillsProspective topics include That Old Serpent Called the Devil and Satan and An Antidote for Trouble. Other churches feature Creed and Portrait and The Soldier-Souled Man with various Sunday school and youth programs.
Local churches list morning and evening services with pastors and topics. Rev A W Fortune preaches at Christ ian Walnut Hills on Some Problems for the Church and The Secret of Happiness at two services. Other congregations in Camp Washington Grace Avenue Northside Evanston and Central also announce Bible school times, sermons, and youth events.
A condensed list of Sunday church services across multiple congregations. Unitarian, Unitarianist and Universalist, Brethren, Gospels, Presbyterian, Catholic Apostolic, Lutheran, New Thought, and Church of Christ offerings detail sermon topics, sacrament times, Sunday schools, youth services, and community events with dates and locations.
The Presbytery in Loveland plans two course sessions for Cincinnati Sunday school teachers. Beginning October 6, lectures on international lessons by Prof Edward Mack and normal work by Prof Selby Frame Vance will be held at Lane Seminary chapel on Tuesday evenings, with a certificate awarded after the second course.
The Fifth District Convention of Woman's Relief Corps Auxiliary to G R will convene Tuesday October 5 at A R Hall 35 37 W Sixth Street at 10 a m. Amelia Mund President Adah I Savill Secretary.
Elizabeth Bailey dies at 5 30 am October 2 at 435 Purcell Avenue. Harvey H Bartholomew dies October 1 with funeral at 2301 Park Avenue Walnut Hills October 5. Jane Dixon Linn dies September 30 1908. funeral October 3 at Spring Grove Chapel. Mrs N H Rouse dies in Philadelphia aged seventy five. services October 4. Josephine Struve dies October 2 1908 at 3251 Observatory Road. funeral October 4 at 2 30 p m. friends invited.
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