Religious Card Drive Records Vast Participation in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati and nearby areas more than 126000 cards were filled during home visitation. About 4800 of 5100 volunteers braved cold and rain, with less than 7 percent expressing no religious preference. Protestant, Catholic and Jewish groups cooperated, and officials say the outreach consistently shows higher faith engagement than government figures.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
J. Shreve Durham
Music program marks Seventh Presbyterian devotion
A special music program will honor the church devotion at Seventh Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The service will be broadcast by WLW at 11 o'clock. Dan Beddoe will perform a Mendelssohn Elijah solo. The organ will be led by Staderman. Rev. Jesse Halsey will preach from the text Out of the Mirey Clay.
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Seventh Presbyterian Church
WLW
Dan Beddoe
Mendelssohn
Elijah
T the OR Staderman
Jesse Halsey
Columbus lecturer G B Winrod to speak on science spiritual topics
G B Winrod of Columbus Colorado, a church lecturer, will address an audience on scientific and spiritual subjects at the event. The talk covers overlapping themes of faith and science with emphasis on local interest.
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G. B. Winrod
Columbus, CO
Presbyterian church services and addresses next week
Madisonville Presbyterian Church schedules three days of services beginning Monday. The Rev P C Morgan will preach at First Presbyterian Church both morning and vesper services tomorrow. Mrs R Graham of Chicago will address Poplar Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The Rev D A Greene will speak on Prayers Read Said and Prayed at the evening service.
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First Presbyterian Church
East Fourth Street
Rev
P. C. Morgan
Geo. R. Myers
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
D. A. Greene
R. Graham
Warren Foster
Greene
Crosleys
Wlw
Madisonville Presbyterian Church
Norwood Pastor to Speak on Room in the Father's House
The Rev. W. T. Paterson of Norwood Presbyterian Church will discuss Room in the Father's House as a prelude to the Lord's Supper set for tomorrow morning.
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W. T. Paterson
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Little Journeys in Home Making Series by Rev Rice
The Rev. Bernard L. Rice of Westwood Presbyterian Church will begin a series of short evening talks titled Little Journeys in Home Making starting tomorrow. The lectures aim to offer practical guidance and reflections for household living.
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Bernard L. Rice
Westwood Presbyterian Church
Doctor Clarence Craig to Speak on Bible’s Place in Modern Life
The Clifton M. E. Church will host Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig for a morning sermon as the opening address of the fourth annual mid week Bible lecture series. The fall theme centers on The Significance of the Hebrew Prophets for the Life of Today.
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Methodist
Clarence Tucker Craig
Clifton M
Pastor McClure Talks on The Challenge of Youth
Dr. Robert O. McClure of Trinity M E Church will discuss The Challenge of Youth tomorrow morning and Zaccheus Up a Tree in the evening. An augmented chorus will sing under the direction of John A Hoffmann at the service.
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Robert O. McClure
Trinity M. E. Church
Preacher to Speak for Ohio Anti-Saloon League at Oakley
The Rev. E. M. Courtenay of Columbus Ohio will preach at Oakley Methodist Church in support of the Ohio Anti-Saloon League during the morning service. In the evening the pastor Rev. Fred Riley will address the topic Christianity at Work.
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E. M. Courtenay
Columbus, O
Oakley Methodist Church
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Fred Riley
Rally Day Observed at Linwood M E Church
Rally Day will be observed at Linwood M E Church tomorrow morning. The Rev J M Wareing pastor will speak on Forgiveness at the evening service.
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Linwood M. E
J. M. Wareing
Sermons by Dr. A. S. Watkins at Winton Place M E Church
The morning sermon titled Privilege and Power of Obedience and the evening sermon Bargains in Happiness will be preached by Dr. A. S. Watkins at the Winton Place M. E. Church tomorrow.
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A. S. Watkins
Winton Place
M. E. Church
Baptist Pastors Set Morning and Evening Sermons
The Rev. C. W. Atwater of Lincoln Park Baptist Church will speak tomorrow morning on Christ In the Midst of the Church and in the evening on The Other Side of the Door. The Rev. L. J. Powell of Norwood Baptist Church will deliver morning sermon High Time to Awake and evening theme A Peculiar Joy.
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C. W. Atwater
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
L. J. Powell
Norwood Baptist Church
Ministers to Preach at Walnut Street and Wyoming Churches
The Rev. P. C. A. Menard of Walnut Street Baptist Church will preach on Leading Men to Christ tomorrow evening. F. L. Dustman, editor of the American Issue, will occupy the pulpit at Wyoming Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
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P. C. A. Menard
Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. L. Dustman
Wyoming Baptist Church
Pastor to speak on Life In Its Fullness topic
Dr. John FP Herget of Ninth Street Baptist Church will discuss Life In Its Fullness at the morning worship tomorrow. The Winds That Blow will be his credits theme.
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Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth ST
Vine
John F. Herget
John FP. Herget
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Across Boston Branches
The 11 o'clock morning service in Boston churches will study the subject Are Sin Disease and Death Real. Branches include First Church Park Avenue Second Clifton Avenue and First Norwood Weyer Avenue. Evening service at Park Avenue repeats the morning topic. A Wednesday 8 pm testimonies meeting on healing and experiences follows.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Maso
Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Norwood
Weyer Avenue
Atlas Bank Bidg
Clifton Avenue
Ohio
Christian Science
Mass
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Ministers to Speak on Faith and Values at Sunday Worship
The Rev. John Malick of First Unitarian Congregational Church will discuss Counting Heads and Weighing Values in morning worship tomorrow. Dr. Hugo G Ejisenlohr of First Protestant St. John's Church will speak on The Simple Faith during tomorrow's morning service.
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Unitarian
John Malick
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Hugo G. Ejisenlohr
St. John's Church
What Adversity Can Do for You at Universalist Church
The Rev. John Edwin Price of the Universalist Church will speak on What Adversity Can Do for You Squeezing the Goodness Out of Suffering at morning worship tomorrow. The Church school and the Young People’s Christian Union meet at 9 30 o’clock.
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Universalist
John Edwin Price
Universalist Church
Church School
Young People's Christian Union
Episcopal sermons begin Sundays at St Paul Cathedral
The Episcopal Cathedral of St Paul at 223 West Seventh Street opens a series of Sunday evening addresses drawn from daily newspaper accounts. The Very Rev Dean Edgar Jones will present the series with the first discourse titled Mirrors of Our City Morals. Tomorrow morning he will speak on The Old Faith and the New.
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Episcopal
Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul
West Seventh Street
Dean Edgar Jones
Dean Jones
William Hapgood to discuss Brotherhood in Industry at church
William Hapgood of Indianapolis will discuss Is Brotherhood Possible in Industry at the People's Church tomorrow afternoon. His address will be delivered at the Schubert Theater at 3 o clock. Dr. R. R. Fillbrandt will speak on The Business of the Church at the Washington Evangelical.
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William Hapgood
Indianapolis
Wiliam Hapgood
Ind
The
People’s Church
R. R. Fillbrandt
Washington Evangelical Church
Mission Festival at First Reformed Church
The First Reformed Church sets its annual mission festival for tomorrow morning. The Rev. Jacob G. Rupp, recently returned from the Orient, will share his experiences.
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First Reformed Church
Jacob G. Rupp
Orient
Two Sermons Planned by West End Church Pastor
Rev. O W Baylor of West End Church of Christ will discuss two topics tomorrow: Under the Yoke and What We Carry Out of the World. The talks aim to reflect on duty and daily burdens.
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O. W. Baylor
West End Church
Methodist Book Concern Service to Be Broadcast Tomorrow
A church school service from the Methodist Book Concern will be broadcast at 9 30 tomorrow morning from Station WLW The international improved uniform lesson for young people and adults will be taught by Dr Wade Crawford Bar clay.
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Methodist Book Concern
WLW
Wade Crawford Barclay
Evening program replaces WSAI afternoon service
The WSAI schedule shifts to an all evening program starting tomorrow. Dr. Robert Watson formerly of Church of the Covenant and now minister at First Presbyterian Church of Boston has prepared a short sermon titled Play for America. A sacred chime concert at 7:45 will precede the service.
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WSAI
Robert Watson
Church of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church of
Boston
America
Pastor to Speak on The Straight Gate at Clifton Church
The Rev. W. M. Van Sickle of Clifton United Brethren Church will deliver a sermon titled The Straight Gate at the evening service tomorrow. The YMCA Monday Night Club plans its annual rally next Monday evening. About five...
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W. M. van Sickle
Clifton United Brethren Church
Inquiry Looms In Bus Crash Investigated By Ohio Inspector
A bus crash at Colerain and Marshall avenues injures a score as bus driver Fred Earles and truck driver Glenn Pyles collide. James O Connell the Ohio commerce inspector may lead the probe with city authorities possible. Passengers endure cuts and bruises. several were treated at General Hospital.
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James O'Connell
Ohio Department of Commerce
O'Connell
Cincinnati
Lockland
Mr. O'Connell
Colerain
Marshall Avenues
Fred Earles
Market Street
Reading
Colerain Avenue
Glenn Pyles
Elam Street
Camp Washington
Marshall Avenue
Lutz
Marie Schaffer
Compton Road
Philomena Rolfes
Patterson Street
General Hospital
Harry Schulman
Pearl Street
Clara Bummer
Springfield Pike
Ida Oerlebeck
Shepherd Street
William Conway
Main Street
Otto Lind
Olld
Ralph Wrehe
Melvin Groh
Glendale Avenue
Hartwell
Marie Apking
Pike Street
Alexander Fay
Linn Street
Milton Merriam
Burns Avenue
Theodore Rush
Kenyon Avenue
Olga Johnson
Clara Swain
Negress
Carlisle Avenue
Alena Siele
Harry W. Diehl
Mills Avenue
Wyoming
Carl Keinker
Burnet Avenue
Frederick Earles
Wooden Cross Saves 2 Lives on Seven Mile Pike
A wooden cross marked by the State Highway Department saved two men when their car skidded on the Seven Mile pike near Hamilton. The vehicle overturned but the cross prevented another plunge into a ditch. One injured man was unnamed. William Beaver of Trenton, Ohio, was unhurt. A drunken driving charge was issued for the injured man. The cross marks the site of past deaths including Carassie Combs in 1924 and Louis Simpson who shot himself after the crash.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
State Highway Department
Seven Mile Pike
Here
J. B. Meyers
Mercy Hospital
William Beaver
Trenton
John Doe
Carassie Combs
Louis Simpson
Combs
Hospital workers raise $91757 in first two days
Campaign workers for the Deaconess Hospital building fund report 91757 after two days of fundraising with 51057 at the second luncheon and 40000 from the first meeting. Memorial gifts total 7000, including 5000 from Mrs. George Slimer and 1000 gifts from Charles Krueck and Ernst Richter.
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Deaconess Hospital
Gibson
George Slimer
Charles Krueck
Josephine Krueck
Ernst Richter
Edna
Maud
Augustus Tuechter
A. G. Lohmann
George F. Dieterle
Theobald Fells
Anonymous
General Inon Works
Grimm Iron Works
Barbara Schreiber
L. Schreiber & Sons
J. M. Schott
Western Bank
Gathering to be addressed by Dr E C Wareing editor
About a hundred men are expected to attend a gathering to be addressed by Dr. E. C. Wareing, editor of the Western Christian Advocate, at an unspecified venue and date. The report emphasizes Wareing’s prominent position and the anticipated large turnout.
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E. C. Wareing
The
Western Christian Advocate
Reverend Eversall to Preach on The Abundant Life
The Rev. R. K. Eversall of Walnut Hills Congregational Church will preach on The Abundant Life tomorrow morning.
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R. K. Eversall
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Indictments Return In Federal Beer Probe Sweep
A federal grand jury at the October term returned sixty seven indictments covering liquor narcotics embezzlement theft and related crimes. The cases involve alcohol theft from the Federal Building and various narcotics violations with numerous named defendants including Wah Yee Ting and Jack Yee among others. Indictments also accuse post office embezzlement and stolen auto transport across state lines.
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United States
Hickenlooper
Ete
Federal Building
William Hauck
Federal
Frank J. Stemann
Charles T. Jones
George J. Hanser
Otha
Henry F. Hayes
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Hanser
Gerald E. Ellis
Bensonville
William Smith
Carthage
Chesapeake
Julian McNally
L. C. Ivey
Portsmouth
Oakley Earl
Jasper Arnold Molen
Yee Ting Wah
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McMillan Street
Harry Richards
Elm Street
James E. Wells
Bauer’ Avenue
John Sheehan
East Sixth Street
Hazel Sheehan
Nashville
James Kindle
Smith Street
Wah
Jack Yee
East McMillan Street
Chin Gin Woo
College Street
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Wong Fai
Wong Ixong Chee
Race Street
Richard
Wells
Sheehan
Well
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Shehan
Hazel
Maris Kerr
Nellie Ulrich
Estus T. Flinn
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Dennison
Prohibition
Flinn
Lynchburg
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Providence Street
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Laurel Street
Freeman Avenue
Bernard A. Brockhuis
Harrison Avenue
School Section
Maurice Callahan
Howard Collins
Gladstone Avenue
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Burns Avenue
John F.crawford
West Sixth Street
Joseph Naegele
Queen City Avenue
Anthony Catanzaro
Lawrence County
James Baudendistel
David and
John Streets
Barney Wessel
Grantwood Avenue
Harold Kinsler
May Street
John Agness
Central Avenue
Charles B. Hart
Jefferson Street
Reading
Lower Murph
Kenyon Avenue
Virgil Wright
Francis Wiley
Harvey Althoff
Edward Johnson
Godfrey Bodner
the Bethel
Bennie Daniels
Trinity Court
Harry Hays
John Blackwell
Harvey Street
Covington
William Johnson
Samuel Henry Batts
Louisville
George Stuckenberg
Waverly Place
Edward
Cora Watson
George Street
George Williams
Carlisle Avenue
Nettie Brown
Notre Dame Court
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Richmond Street
George Grogan
John West
Reuben Young
Lowa
Kan
Charles Pope
New Orleans
Frank Sorge
McHenry Avenue
Sorge
Narco
Former Prosecutor Bolitho Sentenced in Malfeasance Case
Morristown New Jersey October 9 Former Prosecutor James H Bolitho was sentenced to two to three years in state prison for malfeasance in office He was released on forty six thousand dollars bail pending an appeal.
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Associated Press
Morristown
N. J
James H. Bolitho
Bolitho
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