Y M C A Introduces Chauffeur Training Class
The city news reports that the Y M C A will educate Shoffers with a new chauffeur training course for the current school year as part of its educational offerings.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
5
The city news reports that the Y M C A will educate Shoffers with a new chauffeur training course for the current school year as part of its educational offerings.
Colonel Charles F. Hake of the First Regiment arrived home yesterday after a several weeks vacation spent with friends in Michigan.
At a meeting yesterday W. H. Aiken was installed as President to succeed Principal W. C. Washburn.
Mrs. Catherine Reider, age 6, of 133 Buckeye Street, attempted to end her life Thursday by drinking cleaning fluid. She is expected to recover.
Detective Al Sweeney departed yesterday for St Louis to locate Mary Kelly who is wanted here on charges of stealing $65 and clothing from Betty Huston of 933 Race Street.
Anton Saustusky of 259 West McMicken Avenue obtained a warrant in Police Court yesterday for the arrest of Louis Topicz on charges he stole tools valued at a stated amount.
A general meeting of the Workers' League of the Jewish Settlement is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The gathering will be held at the Sabbath school building located at Reading road and Whittier street.
A special Cincinnati Section American Chemical Society meeting at Ohio Mechanics Institute is set for Wednesday September 30 at 8 p.m. The discussion will focus on The Milk Supply of Cincinnati.
Albert Vogels of 2224 Salem Avenue reported to police that in a crowd outside Music Hall Thursday night he was relieved of his watch by one of three men who wedged him.
A thief entered the office of L. H. Sliker at 305 Pearl street yesterday and removed a purse containing 84 dollars from the safe of real estate agent E. T. Doolan.
Five Ingram children of Wasson Road Hyde Park were taken to the Children's Home yesterday by Humane Society officers as their father and mother remain missing.
Patrolmen arrested Fanny Thompson, colored, 227 George Street, after brewery worker Harry Poth reported he was robbed of 45 dollars on Findlay and Elm streets.
Police continue to search for the person or persons responsible for placing metal contrivances behind the door of the Church of the Atonement on Thursday night. Authorities say it is believed to be the act of a practical joker.
Rev. G. R. Robbins and church members led prayers for rain during special services at Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church last night.
The Audubon Society will meet Friday afternoon October 9 in the Cuvier Club library for the annual gathering. Elections of directors and officers will be held and members will share reminiscences of summer observations.
The twelfth annual report shows the society spent large sums in the year as relief work nearly exhausted the treasury, with the United Jewish Charities detailing extensive expenditures and financial strain.
Edward Quebeman aged 1035 Florence avenue was nearly drowned when an oil wagon overturned on Montana avenue. Patrolman Huhner rescued him and he received stomach pumping at a doctor’s office and revived.
Mrs. Mary E. Foster aged about eighty died at the Morris residence in Pleasant Ridge on Thursday night from injuries she sustained earlier. She was the mother of Mss. S. S. Morris. The case involves a fall and is being investigated by local authorities.
A shareable old ad declares headaches neuralgia and other pains stem from nerve irritation and that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve them without upsetting the stomach or causing after effects. It notes many use them and request a refund if unused, 25 doses for 25 cents, never sold in bulk.
A major Methodist Episcopal Church missionary assembly comes to Cincinnati October 29 for a week at Trinity Church. National Woman's Foreign Missionary Society leaders, Bishop Foss associate speakers, and Taft possible guest address deliver plans and schedules with sessions on foreign fields, Africa stereopticon talks, and young people activities. Notables include Elizabeth Russell, Silabata Singh, Dr Curtis, and W. F. McCauley guiding lessons and programs.
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church closes its associational year with 118 new members and cash disbursements over 10 000 since last September. Downtown union training classes start September 28 with the first course meeting in the Trinity.
A note mentions Mrs. Foster, formerly of Washington DC, involved in a fall downstairs weeks ago. No further details provided about location or outcome.
Detectives Sweeney and OConnor yesterday arrested Charles Clark aged 19 of 256 West Sixth Street Dayton Ohio. They found him attempting to dispose of a bicycle at 810 Race Street and report the wheel was stolen.
Dominick Biel was arrested after Ella Meyers of 1123 Elm Street complained he annoyed her fifteen year old daughter Julia Markland. Biel was charged with disorderly conduct yesterday and will be arraigned in Police Court today.
J. T. Hennegan proprietor of a nickelodeon at 140 West Fifth street declared systematic robbery by his staff. His cashier George Jones of 120 Sycamore street and ticket-taker Ferdinand Derbes of 148 East Fifth street were arrested yesterday.
Members of the Central Turner Society elected Charles Kuhl as President Joseph Weingartner as Vice President Peter Schweitzer as Secretary Emil Kramer as Corresponding Secretary Charles Kramer as Financial Secretary Co. W. Linnenberg as Assistant Financial Secretary Joseph Haffner as Treasurer Gustav Schmidt as First Turner William Frey as Second Turner Jacob Benzinger as Custodian Ignatz Hochenleiter as Standard Bearer Fred Rathkamp as Trustee Thursday night.
The Methodist Church and those taking the advanced course will meet at the Church of the Covenant with 8 o'clock start. First class by Mr 8S 8 Lappin, a Sunday school expert newly arrived from Illinois. Advanced class led by Herbert H Moninger. Cincinnati Woman's Christian Union resumes meetings at Dr Mary Boothe’s residence on Eastern avenue with officers named and a reception planned for October 1 and 9 events noted.
Last evening in the Missionary Training School Wes ley avenue the Methodist Episcopal ministers and laymen union was reorganized on a new basis. It will focus on church business and aiding poorer churches in fundraising while also pursuing social church interests. Key organizers included Dr. H. C. Jameson Dr. Walter Cole James Gamble William Christie Herron and E. E. Shipley.
The Protestant Episcopal churches list their Sunday schedules. St Pauls Cathedral offers 7:30 a.m. holy communion and 11 a.m. morning service with a sermon by Dean Matthews, plus 7:45 p.m. evening prayer and sermon by Canon Reade. Christ Church hosts early communion at 8:45 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. service with F. H. Nelson delivering the sermon and Mendelssohn choir pieces. The Advent, Grace Avondale, Calvary, St Luke's, and St Philip's also publish timings for holy communion, morning prayers, sermons, Sunday schools, and vesper services.
A long list of churches across St Paul and Cincinnati area parishes with pastors, service times, topics, and Epworth League sessions. Highlights include Rev Walter D Cole at St Paul preaching The Hope of His Appearing and God Save the King at 7:45 p.m., and multiple congregations listing sermon titles and Sunday school times.
The item lists sermon topics and service times for churches including Church of the Covenant Bethany First Avondale Glendale Clifton College Hill Second United First United and Northside with ministers such as Watson Martin Goss Kirkwood Dill Wilson Grant Austin Boyd Millin and Lee and topics like The Greatest in the Kingdom The Com passion of Jesus With Embarrassment Walking Worthy Our Vacation Standing Fast and The Etiquette of Religion along with rally days Sabbath school and open-air options on various Sundays
Details of morning and evening worship services at Third Avenue Norwood Clifford Westwood Knox Hyde Park with ministers McCauley Shields Pride Wheatley Hays and guest clergy. Services include Bible school sermons youth meetings and special topics such as The Spirit Withheld and Why The New Commandment and The White Life. Church locations include Seventh near Baymiller Vine and St Clair Ora Lee Pride at Clifford and Westwood and Hyde Park Knox.
A reality themed service is scheduled at 11 am on Rockdale avenue Avondale with reading rooms 1019 1020 First National Bank Building. An additional service on the assembly hall fourth floor of the Mercantile Library Building at 10:45 am will cover the same subject Reality.
Nineteen churches show Bible school times sermons themes and evening services. Preachers include Joan Herget Emery Hunt R Venting Parker Sowers Brown Stanton Stanton Cambron, with topics like The Value of a Soul Living for nrist Less Beer More Boots Faith Frees Latent Forces in the Soul The Teacher's Forces and Mt Hermon or the Transfiguration of Christ.
Walnut Hills Dwight Mallory Pratt minister 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching by the pastor theme Other Little Ships 7 p m Social and Endeavor service combined Storrs State and Warsaw avenues E T MacMahon pastor 10 45 a m God Our Helper 7 45 p m Some Things Worth Remembering 7 Columbia East End Charles A Tobes pastor 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m service 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m service
Central and Evanston churches list minister names John L Hill and Roy E Deadman with Bible schools at 9 45 a m and 9 3 0 a m and sermons including Psychological Climate A Mountain Top Experience and The Day of Visitation plus Y P and C K Society notes Northside church fields 9 15 a m Bible school and preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m Walnut Hills holds 9 30 a m Sunday school and 11 a m sermon Co Workers With God and Faith or Unbelief Which
A list of church services across Cincinnati with multiple denominations. Notable events include Dr W H Taylor and Albert J Copeland at Friends church 11 a.m. and Louis G Hoeck at Church of the New Jerusalem, with sermons such as Just Judgment and Wayside Healing.
Knights Templars commandery announces special meeting on Monday September 2 at 7 30 p m to confer the Illustrious Order of the Red Cross. Sir Knights from other commanderies invited. Chas A Eckert, Bm Commander.
Funeral announcements list Brown Jane Elmer 82 of 23683 Warsaw avenue and Evans Ann Owens 81 of Wyoming, C with services set. A long obituary column notes Henry Middendorf inquest pending at Good Samaritan Hospital and multiple deaths with ages and causes across city addresses and institutions.
The notice lists a Mediterranean service route Gibraltar Naples Genoa with sailing at 11 A.M. aboard K Albert and Luise with passengers Padnesch Oct 2 4. It names travel checks and agents including OELRICHS & CO No 5 Broadway Atlas National Bank Brighto German Bank Co Bepler & Co 1910 Race St FIRST NATIONAL BANK German National Bank 8 Kuhn & Sons Third St Western German Bank.
The Sherith Israel Ahabath Achim congregation in Reading road Avondale was dedicated yesterday afternoon before Jewish New Year 5669. The temple drew full attendance for the dedication prayer by Rabbi Julian Morgenstein sermon by Rabbi Jacob Mielziner and oration by Rev. Louis Grossmann. Special services were held last night and will continue today tomorrow and Monday to mark the New Year.
Names and addresses appear for multiple marriage licenses. Benedict L. Fern from Terrace Park and Sarah G. Glasscock of Milford seek license. Richard H. Butler of Norwood with Louise Bassét of Remding. Edward Kilius of Madisonville with Cota Stansberry of Madisonville. Edward F. Guttery of Hagerman Idaho with Marie Silvers of Dennison Hotel.
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