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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1908
Page
8
I A Gidding & On promote Correct Dress for Women with Admiral blue olive navy and more. Items priced from 3.75 to 12.50 and values shown 8.75 5 6.75 10.00. Models offered on West Fourth Street Vine and Race locations in varying shades to match attire.
Frane Bolender, a Grocery and Baking Company driver, was robbed at 96 Baymiller Street last night. A man with a gun forced him to surrender $45 after forcing him to raise his hands. the suspect fled up an alley and police were notified. An unrelated church name change is planned for Myers Chapel.
Knights Templar from Ohio and beyond arrive in Cincinnati for the sixty sixth annual conclave. Notables including Warren LaRue Thomas and Joseph K. Orr attend as the parade and events unfold from Tuesday through Thursday at Music Hall and Government Square.
About a dozen firms face action as Commissioner Capers reverses a prior ruling. The order ends the practice of operating under multiple firm names at one location with single returns. From now on each firm name requires its own tax and separate official forms.
Henry Itskin of 710 Cutter street reports being robbed near George street and Central avenue as crowds passed. A masked assailant tripped him from behind, stealing his pocketbook containing $35 while the watch chain broke, leaving the timepiece. He was taken to police headquarters to report the loss.
Norwood residents face reduced access to facilities as council denies a request to switch the car tracks near the post office. Postmaster Monfort tightens mail schedules to cut dispatches following the decision.
A harvest service at Congregation Bene Israel Avondale featured Religious School children marching in class order and offering items in an autumnal display. Second class offered apples, third class pears, fourth class corn, fifth class grain, and sixth class vegetables.
About fifteen churches and ministers in the Cincinnati Presbytery will be affected by a National Governing Board decree. Beginning next year a minimum salary of 1000 dollars a year and a residence must be paid to each clergyman. A committee including Rev. Charles F. Austin Rev. T. T. Hays Rev. Charles F. Goss and Elders Robert B. Fulton and G. H. Waldo will visit churches to arrange the raise to the specified figure.
The Hyde Park memorial Baptist church awaits final jubilee services in Town Hall. Morning sermon by G M Peters of the Cincinnati Baptist Union on Things Worth While in Perfecting the Spiritual Temple. Afternoon address by Rev Johnston Myers of Chicago. Evening dedicatory message by President Emory W Hunt. A. R Marsh and C S Posegate will present keys to Dr T F Dickinson. The church traces to 1790 as the first Protestant body in the Northwest Territory. William H Taft sends congratulations.
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