Bought With a Price The Sacrifice Behind Civilization
Dr. Calvin Dill Wilson preached that all modern advantages come through sacrifice and suffering. He traced progress from pioneers, inventors, statesmen, and soldiers, urging Americans to honor and serve the nation and to seek the kingdom of God here and now through righteous living.
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Calvin D. Wilson
Calvin Dill Wilson
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Yesterda
Wilson
Paul
Christ
God
Toilors
America
Washington
Lincoln
Jesus
Pilate
Adversity and Kingom Come Sermons Highlight Local Services
The Rev. Clarence Lathbury preached at Walnut Hills Swedenborgian Church urging prayer for a real earthly spiritual life and the kingdom on earth. The Rev. John Edwin Price spoke on adversity noting it molds character and urges perseverance through hardship as a path to growth and success.
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Cleveland
Walnut Hills
Clarence Lathbury
Church of the New Jerusalem
Mr. Lathbury
Earth
Heaven
Jesus
Price
John Edwin Price
Universalist Church
Mr. Price
Burke
Do Right for Right's Sake Sermon by Rev. Riley
Rev. Fred Riley of Oakley M. E. Church urged doing right because it is right, not for reward. He warned worry as an obstacle and linked Job’s test to modern temptations, stressing that true character is shown by loyalty to higher ideals and standards.
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Dr. Riley
Fred Riley
Oakley M. E
Sersmon
Riley
Mr. Riley
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Satan
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Visitation Results To Be Conserved In City Plan
Plans to conserve Cincinnati Home Visitation results from Friday afternoon work are underway. Horace C. Drake will chair the effort and a committee, including W. C. Culkins and Superintendent Durham, will classify cards at the Chamber of Commerce. Cards will be ready for pastors on Thursday October 15 at 2 30 PM.
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Cincinnati
Horace C. Drake
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Culkins
Durham
MacMillan Steamer Bowdoin Heads Home After Storm
The Bowdoin and the Peary, marooned at Monhegan Island since Friday, will depart at dawn for Wiscasset and reach together about 9 o clock. Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan and fellow explorers will be greeted by Governor Brewster Rear Admiral Dismukes and J O Lagorce before proceeding to Portland for a Rotary Club lunch.
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Associated Press
Monhegan Island
Bowdoin
Peary
Arctic
Wiscasset
Donald B. MacMillan
Brewster
Douglas E. Dismukes
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy
J. O. Lagorce
National Geographic Society
Portland
Portland Rotary Club
Hamilton County Tax and Debt Amendments Speakers Listed
The Hamilton County Committee outlines a busy week with speeches on the 1925 constitutional tax and debt amendments. Thomas Tallentire will address the Sixth Street Business Men's Association at Shevlin's luncheon, and Robert A. Taft will speak to the Civitan Club dinner on Wednesday. Additional talks are set for the Building Managers and Owners' Association tomorrow and the American Business Club on Thursday.
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Hamilton County Committee
Sixth Street Business Men's Association
Shevlin’s
Thomas Tallentire
Robert A. Taft
Civitan Club
Building Managers and Owners’ Association
American Business Club
Appeals for Deaconess Fund Drive in Churches
Churches yesterday heard appeals to support a 500000 building fund for Deaconess Hospital. Campaign Chairman August H Tuechter announced zone quotas with leaders like Mrs. John Cornette Jr and Dr W E Murphy setting targets from 21000 to 45000 dollars. Eclectic Medical College pledged 300 dollars and Mrs J M Schott Sr and family gave 3000 in memory of J M e.
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Deaconess Hospital
August H. Tuechter
William H. Lueders
A. G.lohmann
Frederick N. McMillin
Edward Pfleger
Charles E. Cornette
W. C. Harris
Eclectic , Medical College
J. M. Schott
Tuechter
John Cornette, Jr
Charles Graniger
F. C. Theiss
Emma Kessler
J. W. Rowe
BE. O. Straehley, Sr
W. E. Murphy
J. W. Loughry
H. M. Schneider
M. Charles E. Cornette
N. R. J. Kunkel
R. M. Byland
Campaign committees report pledges and meetings for hospital drive
J. J. Hoff, Q. Williams Pister, and R. A. A. Schmidt chair campaigns with pledges of 33000 27000 and 21000. Meetings at noon at the Gibson begin today and continue daily through Thursday to raise all funds by Friday night. Dr Lohmann the hospital superintendent reported a $100 unsolicited donation from Joseph Bell.
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Lohmann
Joseph Bell
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