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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
5
Detective Callahan returned from Louisville with John C. Huntington, wanted in this city on a $100 bad check charge against Fifth Third National. Burglars Make Third Appearance as Isaac Block of 647 West Court Street reports a second-story intruder taking a watch and money yesterday morning.
Bruised body of an unknown white man found on the B&O tracks near Alabama Street yesterday morning. He appears to have been struck and killed by a train. The body was taken to the Morgue.
Detective Jackson departed yesterday for Seattle to return Edward Marxmiller, a former city resident, to Cincinnati where he faces a charge of embezzlement. He is accused of stealing 2380 dollars from the J. W. Darling Lumber Company.
While painting the Breysuf residence at 2814 Melrose Avenue Walnut Hills Frank Howes aged 18 fell from a scaffold. He was taken to Jewish Hospital where doctors stated injuries are not serious.
Thomas Murphy was arrested Thursday after causing the death of Frank Hollinger, a baker at Nichols bakery in Walnut Hills. Murphy was charged with murder in Police Court. Judge Lueders set bail at 1000 and postponed the case until the Coroner's verdict.
Salvage stock from A. J. Conroy & Co. includes ranges stoves lino leums furniture and more damaged by water after a fire. Insurance firms turned over the goods to Ezekiel & Bernheim Co. and the public sale is set for next Wednesday in their salesrooms.
In Police Court yesterday Cecilia Schoenfelder testified she knew the young man by sight. Herman Lavanier was held in 2500 bail on a charge of assault with intent to rob for the Thursday night hold up.
Paul Appel, jailed for diverting money meant for medicine to buy rum, showed little concern about attending his wife's funeral. Confined in the Workhouse, he was offered liberty to attend the services today but remained nonchalant about the choice.
Dr Boris Bogen has arranged two high class plays to be given tomorrow evening by the Dramatic Club in the Jewish Settlement on Clinton street. They will be Up o Me Thumb and A Russian Honeymoon. If successful, each Sunday night will feature similar productions to counter sensational cheap theater fare.
A Cincinnati fashion page highlights fur neckbands with satin ruching and rosettes, accordion lounging robes in soft silks, cedar shirtwaist boxes, suste colonial slippers, serges for women's suits, Brussels nets, long raincoats, rhinestone accents, fine laces for neckwear, Tyrolean hats for youth, poke bonnet shapes for infants, and striped colored shirts for men this winter.
Names listed include Elijah C. Deupree of Franklin Indiana and Amy J. Nelson of Oak Street plus Dallas R. Sherwood of 3109 Gilbert Ave and Mary E. Adams of Mt. Washington. The notice lists residences and appears as a public marriage license register.
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church observes the 20th anniversary of Rev. Dr. G R Robbins becoming pastor this Sunday December 6. Since his arrival membership grew from under 200 to 1152 with 1871 additions over two decades. The present building was dedicated in November 1997 with plans drafted by Robbins and approved by trustees and the architect.
Mrs H E Halloway calls for representatives from Selbyings and youth groups of the ee Presbytery to attend a Friday 3 o clock session at the Church of the Covenant. The annual Young Men's Bible levy meeting will be held there on Tuesday October 27 at 7 p m with Rev John F Horton delivering the address. It is urged that every Bible friend be present.
The downtown advanced training class led by Herbert H. Moninger meets each Monday at the Church of the Cove. The first standard class taught by Lappin gathers at Trinity Church Mondays at eight. The superintendents training class meets at the Church of the Covenant every Monday from seven to eight.
The New Hyde Park Methodist Church moves services to Town Hall auditorium under Rev. Blodgett. A Sunday evening sermon series opens October 25 on The Young American in the City, followed by topics on politics business and citizenship through November 29. Aves and church groups list upcoming meetings and Bible study sessions.
Tomorrow marks the dedication of Mt Healthy Christian Church with services at 10 34 a m 3 and 7 30 p m. The Rev F M Rains and several ministers will speak with special music. All former Sunday school and church members neighbors and friends are invited. A noon picnic dinner will be served with baskets from locals and hot coffee provided by the Ladies Aid.
The Rev. Henry Melville Curtis of Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church returns from a three months tour of Ireland and will begin Sunday evening lectures tomorrow on The Religious History of Ireland and Its Present Condition.
The Westminster Presbyterian Church of Price Hill on Number 1 will celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary with appropriate exercises throughout the day. Invitations are extended to all former members of the church and congregation. Further programme details will be published next week.
The Rev. T. S. McWilliams of Calvary Presbyterian Church Cleveland will speak on The Immanuel Movement at a Presbyterian meeting. The talk is expected to attract local clergy and church members seeking insight into contemporary religious outreach.
Rev. Mr. McWilliams leads a morning church study at the Covenant in Cincinnati with minister and lay members invited. Dr. C. W. Blodgett starts a six sermon series at Hyde Park M E Church on the Young American from Oct 25 to Nov 29. Public service is set for Oct 25 with Rev W D Cole speaking and a speech by William Melish for the Masonic boys. Cincinnati clergy attend Ohio Baptist Convention in Newark and Zanesville visits noted. Frank H Kelson to address the Sunday Y M C A at 3 PM.
Grace Avondale on Reading road and Calvary Clifton list 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion 9:45 a.m. Sunday school for Grace. Calvary offers 11 a.m. sermon by rector and 7:30 p.m. service with Mendelssohn hymn. Church of Our Savior Mt. Auburn 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. sermon. Advent Walnut Hills 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion 9:45 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. sermon. St Paul’s Cathedral Seventh and Plum 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion 11 a.m. morning service. Epiphany Stan ton avenue Walnuts 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. sermon.
A list of church locations and ministers with scheduled services Bible schools and evening programs. Central Ninth Street Grace Avenue Camp Washington Evanston Walnut Hills Northside feature sermons on poverty blessedness Paul life and related topics with times from 9:15 a.m. to 9:15 p.m. on Sunday.
A digest of church services across Avondale and surrounding areas. Listings include Presbyterian and Reformed churches at Welsh Street College Street First United College Hill First and many others with sermon topics such as They Took Knowledge of Them That They Had Been With Jesus and The Image of God. Services span morning and evening with Sabbath schools and youth meetings.
Northside Rev Earle Lee preaches at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m. and a young people's meeting at 6:45 p.m. Westminster Rev George D McCulloch offers 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons with a 6:5 young people's meeting and 7:30 p.m. Mirage of Sodom. Sixth Rev William McKibbin holds 10:45 a.m. sermon and 7:30 p.m. topic with 9:30 a.m. Sabbath school and Westminster League at 6:30 p.m.
The schedule lists Rev C L Seward and many pastors at First Northside sites with 9:30 Sunday school 11 a.m. worship and 7:30 p.m. sermons. Other congregations include Cal W Horn in Columbia and Wayne Avenue with hours from 9:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. Readiness and Epworth Leagues feature across multiple churches with sermons on forgiveness liberty and gospel themes.
A compilation of worship times and sermon topics from multiple churches including NINTH STREET MT AUBURN COLUMBIA FIRST WYOMING IMMANUEL NORWOOD LINCOLN PAR INSTITUTIONAL. Services feature pastors Herget Fisher Venting Cambon Stanton Crane Robbins and events such as Bible school Sunday school youth meetings baptisms and missionary gatherings.
Congregational church at Storrs invites 9 30 a m Sunday school and 10 45 a m service with Life topic and 7 45 p m Not Ashamed. Unitarian on Reading road offers 11 15 a m The Coming Unity of Christendom by Rev George A Thayer. Columbia East End service at 9 30 a m with 11 a m Sunday school and 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor and 7 30 p m evening service continuing with North Pairmount led by Rev Albert.
E Harding leads morning Sabbath school at 9 00, worship at 10 30. Walnut Hills on Locust and Kemper features Rev Dwight Mallory Pratt D D at 9 30 Sunday school 11 00 themed What is Liberty at 11 00 and 7 00 p m social and Endeavor service combined.
S T Logan P Voorhes E D Lyon and other educators travel to Middletown Ohio for the annual meeting to aid in the dedication of the new Middletown High School. Thornton Chase of Chicago Baháís will address Cincinnati Baháís in Room 12. Knights of the Maccabees plan a silver anniversary celebration at Music Hall on November 10.
Several obituary items list individuals with addresses in Saint Louis and surrounding areas. Entries include Clara Stevens Bishop wife of Harry W. Bishop at 5026 Washington Ave. Fennel Dr Otto W aged 47 with funeral set. Julius Freiberg of 873 Lexington Ave. Fred G Garber husband of Mamie Garber with burial at Millsbrae Hyde Park. Fanny Rollman widow of Isaac Rollman with service at Walnut Hills Jewish Cemetery. Time Time Time noting Philip Time son of Theodore F Time. multiple patient deaths listed with ages and hospital locations. memorials include Sebastian Hoffman Herman Kamphacke John Daum Rosa Seipel Rosina Beidenhaen Joseph Shuster Elsie Kainz Catherine Garber Lena Karpule Dennis and Joseph Reis twins.
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