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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1925

Page

3

Diamond Jubilee To Be Celebrated By St. Paul's Church

St Pauls Catholic Church Twelfth and Spring celebrates 75 years of service with a week of events starting with a 10 am parishioner procession and pontifical mass by Archbishop McNicholas. The 3 pm parade of church societies and 4 pm vespers cap the day with a dinner served by the married women.

St. Paul’s Catholic Church Spring Streets St. Paul John B. Purcell Leo XIII Frank Osterbrink B. J. Stautberg William J. Schneider Archbishop McNicholas Vincent A. Siefke S. J Twelfth Pendleton Streets

Probation After Death Sermon at Boston Christian Science Branches

The Mother Church branches in Boston Mass announce an 11 o'clock sermon tomorrow on Probation After Death. First Church Christ Scientist Park Avenue Second Church Christ Scientist Clifton Avenue First Church Christ Scientist Weyer Avenue Norwood also holds an 8 PM service. Wednesday features testimonies of healing and Christian Science experiences.

Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Park Avenue Walnut Hills Clifton Probasco Avenues Norwood Weyer Avenue Reading Iomneae Atlas Bank Bidg First Church Christ, Scientist Second Church Clifton Avenue

Boteler Bible Class to Celebrate Thirty-First Anniversary

The Boteler Bible Class of Central Christian Church holds its 31st anniversary with a reunion of old and new members in the Bible school and a noon dinner at the Y M C A. Speakers include C J Sebastian C W Galbraith C B Shiner Mrs Jesse Jacobs Miss June Roberta Gates and Miss Boteler.

Delhi Male Quartet to Broadcast Church School Service

The Delhi male quartet with Miss Anne Cockburn will perform for the Methodist Book Concern church school service, broadcast tomorrow at 9 30 over station WLW. Rev Lyndon B Phifer will teach the session.

Delhi Anne Cockburn Church School Methodist Book Concern WLW Lyndon B. Phifer

Masquerade Social and Sermons Across Churches This Week

A masquerade social is set for Northside Christian Church on Fergus Street Thursday evening. Rev C W Atwater speaks at Lincoln Park Baptist Church tomorrow morning on The Four Horses of the Apocalypse and at 7 30 p m on The Redeemed. Dean Jones preaches tomorrow morning at St Mary Cathedral on Professing Christians Class A and in the evening on Hiding Places.

Northside Christian Church Fergus Street Lincoln Park Baptist Church C. W. Atwater St.ae Cathedral Seventh and Plum Streets Dean Jones

Rev Carroll H Lewis to speak at College Hill Church

The Rev Carroll H Lewis superintendent of the Children's Home will address the College Hill Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 7 30 p m on Caring for the Homeless Child.

Carroll H. Lewis College Hill Presbyterian Church

Discussion of Bruce Barton's The Man Nobody Knows at Norwood Presbyterian

The Rev. William Tait Paterson will lead a discussion tomorrow night at Norwood Presbyterian Church on Bruce Barton s The Man Nobody Knows. In the morning he will speak on A Postage Stamp and Onward Christian Soldiers.

Bruce Barton Norwood Presbyterian Church William Tait Paterson Mr. Paterson

church sermons announced across Cincinnati area

At Walnut Hills Congregational Church Kemper Lane and Locust street Rev Harry K Eversall will preach tomorrow at 11 on The Work of a Saviour Dr Clarence Tucker Craig preaches Sunday morning at Clifton M E Church on What Can Coercion Do Rev David S Ewry assists Riverside M E Church pastor I G Armbrust with Lord s Supper tomorrow morning At 745 p m Kentucky Night observed pastor preaches and Charles Hammond of Ft Thomas Ky plays violin solos

Walnut Hills Congregational Church Kemper Lane Locust Street Harry K. Eversall Clarence Tucker Craig Clifton M. E David S. Ewry I. G. Armbrust Riverside M. E Kentucky Charles Hammond Ft. Thomas

Missionary program marked for Oakley Methodist Church

A missionary program will be observed at the climax of the self denial week at Oakley Methodist Church. Rev. Fred Riley will preach on Christ's World Program. Evening service theme will be Our Parish Abroad. Rev. John Edwin Brice, pastor.

Oakley Methodist Church Fred Riley

Address by Mr Ellis on City Government

At 7 45 P M city government topics are to be addressed by Mr Ellis in a formal talk outlining current municipal policies and future plans for the city administration.

Mr. Ellis

City Charter Debate Highlights Campus to City Hall

Dr. Withrow denies being groomed for City Manager while Charles Rose and Cecil Gamble present at charter meetings. Independent and Republican candidates press reforms as Cincinnati politics clash over a business minded city government and the new nine member council structure.

Charter Executive Committee Withrow Hynicka Henry Bentley Charter Committee Charter William H. Higgins Higgins Alfred G. Allen Mary L. Hicks L. C. Fillmore Kennedy Heights Central Avenue Mohawk Cecil Gamble Miss Hicks Charles Rose Philip Ziegler Kelly James H. Sullivan Julius Luchsinger Thirteenth Vine Streets George Hallett Carson School Price Hill Mr. Luchsinger Lloyd Bros. Company Plum and Court Streets Graham-Remmers Company Spring Grove Avenue E. G. Krehbiel Mt. Auburn Citizens’ Charter Committee Cincinnati Republican New Charter

Preacher Urges Hope in Sermon at Universalist Church

The Universalist Church near East McMillan Street announces a sermon tomorrow morning titled When Nobody Cares delivered by the pastor from Es Sex Place addressing compassion and community support.

Tor the Universalist Church Essex Place McMillan Street

Reverend McClure to Speak Twice at Trinity Church

Dr. Robert O. McClure, pastor, will address both services at Trinity Methodist Church tomorrow. Morning theme is The Church and the City Problem, and at 7 45 he will speak on What Shall I Do With My Life.

E. McMillan Ingleside Woodburn J. J. Castleberry Robert, O. McClure Trinity Methodist Church

Catholic Students' Mission Crusade to Elect Officers

At Cincinnati United Center Burnet House Dr Arthur Dudley Hall of Boston will speak on The Transforming Consciousness tomorrow morning and Absolute Freedom tomorrow evening Delegates to the Cincinnati Conference fall meeting will be addressed by Rev Frank A Thill meeting at Crusade Castle Shattuc avenue begins 3 o'clock All senior Crusade units in the district invited to send delegates Officers to be elected for the year.

Cincinnati United Center Burnet House Arthur Dudley Hall Boston Mass Cincinnati Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade Frank A. Thill Crusade Castle Shattuc Avenue Crusade

Laurel man arrested after fatal argument shooting

William Ricks a 33 year old man from Laurel street near Central avenue was arrested after he killed James Smith 46 at 668 West Third street. Ricks later displayed a revolver in a Carlisle avenue restaurant before being arrested by S B Spaulding detective.

William Ricks Laurel Street Central Avenue Ricks James Smith West Third Street Smith Carlisle Avenue Smith Street S. B. Spaulding Spaulding Detective Agency Fourth District

Truck Driver Speeding Sentenced In Traffic Court

Ralph Rupplier, 26, of 2527 Moorman Avenue, was jailed one day fined 45 dollars and costs and had driving privileges suspended six months by Judge Alexander. Edward Schultz, 18, of 3300 Glenway Avenue, avoided jail with a 45 mph speeding fine and one year driving suspension. Edgar Read, 19, avoided jail due to gout with 40 dollar fine and driving ban until July 4. Forest Brown, bus chauffeur of 4310 Marburg Avenue, paid 25 dollars and costs for speeding past a stationary streetcar.

Ralph Rupplier Moorman Avenue Alexander Rupplier Madison Road Edward Schultz Glenway Avenue Edgar Read Forest Brown Marburg Avenue

County Traffic Court Revokes Driving Right

The Hamilton County Traffic Court suspended a motorist's right to drive for thirty days. Vernon Hall, 23, of Amelia Ohio, was fined fifty dollars by Magistrate Ryan of Sycamore Township. Harry Van Gundy and Charles E. Martin chased Heil after a five mile pursuit. Frank Yost, 20, of Plainview Road, was jailed five days and fined four hundred dollars for liquor possession and drunken driving by Judge Alexander.

Hamilton County Vernon Hall Amelia Ryan Sycamore Township Harry van Gundy Charles E. Martin Anderson Township Heil Frank Yost Plainview Road Alexander

Formation for Klan Parade Announced in Cincinnati

The Ku Klux Klan outlines a multi division parade set for 2 PM with leaders including Clyde W. Osborne Grand Dragon of Ohio. Procession forms along Central Parkway and Elm Street and proceeds to Race Fifth and Main streets ending at the Carthage Fair Grounds for a barbecue dinner. The Cincinnati Traction Company will transport up to 5000 per hour and more than 15000 visitors arrived for the event.

Ku Klux Klan Theodore Heck, Jr Klavaliers 147Th Infantry Bend Clyde W. Osborne Grand Dragon of Ohio Kravaliers Central Parkway Elm Street Hamilton County Klans Central Rkway Grant and Twelfth Streets Hamilton County Women’s Organizations Hamilton County Junior Klan Grant Elm Streets Grant Street Butler and Montgomery County Liberty Streets Ann Street Kentucky Indiana Ninth Division Race Street Fifth Street Fifth Main Street Cincinnati Traction Company Carthage Fair Grounds Traction Company Grand Dragon Fair Grounds Heck

Few Know How to Study Says Cincinnati Educator

Dr. W. H. Burtion of the University of Cincinnati College of Education told freshmen convocation that most students cannot read quickly and few know how to study. He urged dedicated effort, fixed times and places for study, and avoiding study in a chatty room to succeed.

Burtion W. H. Burtion College of Education University of Cincinnati

Pro Resigns Post at Englewood Golf Club

Cyril Walker former open national champion resigns as Englewood New Jersey golf club professional after five years. His resignation takes effect January 1 and his future plans are not announced.

New York Cyril Walker Englewood N. J.) Golf Club Walker Englewood Club

Briton’s Seaplane Crash Frails Jacques Schneider Race

In Baltimore on October 23 Captain Henry C Biard piloting Britain’s Napier S-4 seaplane crashed during a tests run. The aircraft nosed into the water and rolled before sinking. Biard escaped with shock and immersion but was unharmed beyond a severe shake. Britain will enter only one plane in the upcoming Jacques Schneider Trophy Race.

Associated Press Bay Shore Park Baltimore Great Britain Britain Southampton Supermarine Biard Captain Biard

Britain’s Schneider Cup hopes rest on Broad’s Gloster-Napier II

In Southampton tonight the Island Empire faces a setback as a hangar fire destroys a British contender. Captain Hubert Broad will fly the Gloster Napier II in the Schneider Cup race with six other entries poised for tomorrow’s navigability tests after six hours of practice. The Napier S-4, dubbed the mystery plane, previously set a seaplane speed record of 226 752 miles per hour during practice flights before shipment to America.

Great Britain Empire Hubert Broad Southampton America

Blow Kills Tough Youth in Canton Shoving Claim

Canton Ohio October 23 George H Yarick aged 18 was killed by a chest blow from Horton White 14 after Yarick asked to show a group of boys how tough he was Coroner McQuate exonerated White.

Canton George H. Yarick Horton White White Yarick McQuate

Harmon and Pomerene Endorse Amendments to Tax Plan

Ex governor Judson Harmon and ex senator Atlee Pomerene issued open letters urging Ohio voters to adopt proposed tax and debt limitation amendments on November 3. Harmon argued taxes would fall for property owners and urged passage. Pomerene called the amendments a first step toward a fairer tax system and urged Cleveland voters to back them.

Columbus Judson Harmon Ohio Atlee Pomerene United States Harmon James A. Devine Pomerene Cleveland Committee

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Joseph Ferneding Francis J. Siefert Edward H. Summe Father Siefert B. H. Linneman John F. Overbeck W. H. Overbeck John Emmers Ing & Co., Inc Coats Vine Street Christian Walnut Hills Christian Church Presbyterian Church East Fourth Street Main and Walnut P. C. Morgan Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church John W. Christie C. Hugo Grimm Arthur L. Brown C. J. Breeman Howard Hafford John Dodd First Presbyterian Church Frederick N. McMillin People’s Church Shubert Theater Robert Morss Lovett The New Republic John Edwin Brice Ninth Street Baptist Church Ninth ST Vine Johns Herget Methodist Walnut Hills Methodist W. H. Wehbly Avondale Methodist Church Forest Avenue P. H. Murdick Poplar Street Presbyterian Church D. A. Greene H. P. Atkins Warren Foster Avondale Presbyterian Church Reading Road See Place Jesse Herrmann Bible School Frederick E. Andrews Children’s Church Swedenborg Church of the New Jerusalem Oak Winslow Louis G. Hoeck Jacob Supplants Esau Good Will Spiritualist Eee West Thirteenth Street S. E. Hugi Dr. Withrow City Charter Committee Rudolph Hynicka Republican County Central Committee With Detroit Michigan Strand Wilmer H. Crawford Charles §. Bell B’nai Jacob Temple Clinton Street John J. Kinney Fifteenth Ward Fred Schneller Robert Schmidt, Jr Charles Lachmann Organization Council Judge Woeste Joseph B. Derbes S. P. Kramer Council Jewish Community Center Negro Pro England Schneider Harmon and Pomerene Indorsed Amendments Castle Farm Paul Beise Victor Recording Orchestra Irwin
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