Ministers Help Celebrate Middletown Church Centenary
Baptist ministers from Cincinnati joined the Middletown Methodist Church centennial celebration. The Hyde Park, Lockland, and Lebanon Baptist pastors aged 118, 110, and 106 years respectively delivered addresses alongside John F. Herget C Mason and H T Crane at the association gathering.
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Enrollment Opens for Western Night High Gym Classes
More than two hundred men and women from the western nation area near the First Intermediate School enrolled in the Western Night High School gymnasium classes. Applicants needed only clean character and gym slippers. Physical Director Nohr will lead men’s sessions Monday Wednesday Friday. Director Reuter runs Tuesday Thursday. Miss Gebner oversees all women’s classes.
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Walter Damrosch to Illustrate Debussy Opera at Sinton
Walter Damrosch announced to give a piano illustration of Debussy’s Pelleas and Melisande on Friday evening November 27 at the Sinton. The Paris opera, well received in New York with Mary Garden, will be presented with Damrosch at the piano, showcasing a new artistic approach in music.
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Jewish Juniors Debate Abolishing Fraternities and Sororities
The Cincinnati Section of the Jewish Juniors debates the resolution that college fraternities and sororities should be abolished. Meet at Whittier street and Reading road Sunday at 2:30. Cincinnati team Magnin Mann Mueller negatives. Louisville team Morris Goodman Schaefer affirmatives. judges listed.
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Hamilton County Council Endorses Amendments and Projects
Unanimous vote endorses three constitutional amendments a new County Jail and a Park Commission. Auditor assistants report on City Hospital finances with small mismatches and a request to deposit remaining cash. Several street and utility matters are referred to committees including condemnations, sewer work, sidewalks, and property acquisitions for expansions and park plans.
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Mullen
Fred Stegner
Frank Hains
Receiver Appointed for Consolidated Hopewell Company
In Common Pleas Court the Consolidated Hopewell Company at 30 Main Street was placed into receivership by Judge Swing, with G. A. Ginter named as receiver. The mail order whisky business reportedly worth about 15 000 dollars faces a 4 200 dollar asset base, while founder Bloss claims creditor status of 702 dollars.
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George C. Bloss
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Maley
Kramer & Kramer
Alfred Vogeler
Thomas H. Rafferty
B. & O. S. W. Railway Company
Alfred V
Roettinger & Gorman
Bank Merger Faces Stark Opposition in City
The Fifth Third National Bank's proposed takeover of the American National Bank meets strong resistance from stockholders and directors. Critics argue the terms undervalue assets and threaten legal action if forced to accept. Proxies and meetings are under way as supporters and opponents prepare for court if needed.
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Dentists 10 Hold Convention Here
The fifth annual exhibition and clinic of the National Dental Manufacturers' Association begins at the Hotel Sinton at 10 this morning and runs to Friday evening. Demonstrators will present information on dental goods, with lectures and stereopticon views by noted authorities. About 5,000 dentists are expected to attend as companies showcase chairs cabinets instruments gas appliances and other dental necessities on the hotel’s top floor.
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National Dental Manufacturers’ Association
Sinton
Chaminade Makes Acclaimed American Debut at Carnegie Hall
The eminent French composer Cecile Chaminade opened her U.S. tour with a matinee at Carnegie Hall New York selling out every seat with 400 standing. The telegram confirms immense enthusiasm and marks Cincinnati as the next stop for a Thursday matinee on November 12.
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Local Street Improvements and Sewer Plans Mentioned
A description notes a brick pavement on Kleynbolte avenue between Delta avenue and the viaduct approach, plus preparing sewer plans for Alabama avenue and the B. & O. tunnel and estimating costs for a bowlder pavement on Tafel street between McMillan and Wagner streets.
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Rev S T McWilliams Advocates Auto-Suggestion at Church
The Rev S T McWilliams pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Cleveland spoke at the Church of the Covenant urging auto-suggestion in religious work and medical mental treatment. Dr Watson agreed some aspects merit trial and noted using the mind over matter in patient aid.
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Calvary _Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Church of the Covenant
City Hall Notes on Trials and Public Bids
Thomas H. Kelley a fireman of Engine 8 faces trial this morning for failure to report. City Solicitor Ballard travels to Washington to qualify for U S Supreme Court practice. The Service Board orders bids for winter coal for the Outdoor Poor Department, and within a month the Infirmary grocery department will open to distribute supplies to the needy.
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Washington
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Damrosch Bridges Classics With Debussy And Wagner
Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra opened the season at Music Hall with Beethoven and Bach novelties. George Barrere soloed in a rare Bach suite. Chabrier, Dvorak, Debussy and Wagner followed including an extra Debussy scherzo and a grand Prelude and Finale from Tristan und Isolde.
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Grain weighing rules spark renewed trade battle
The grain trade's fight for fair weighing rules in the Chamber of Commerce flares up again as a committee prepares a report. The draft would charge the trade a dollar per car weighed while railroads gain fifteen cents, replacing monthly railroad payments of 185 dollars. A controversial agreement is expected to draw strong opposition at an upcoming meeting.
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