Noted Ohio native Rev Curtiss guides Columbus ministry
Rev. Geo L Curtiss a 63 year old Ohio native and long time preacher serves as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in Columbus. A highly educated figure in the Methodist connection he has held multiple clerical and academic roles including professorships at Indiana Union and DePauw University. He remains active and vigorous in his ministry and community leadership.
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Geo. L Curtiss
Ohio
Indiana
Menic
Moore's College
DePauw University
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quinton J Noblitt A Colum bus Pharmacist Profile
Quinton J Noblitt a prominent Columbus pharmacist with fifteen years in the trade describes his career from Jonesville beginning in 1874. He details time with Dr T J Council Hogue Herzsch and his own store at 529 Washington Street a large well lit 22 by 72 foot space selling medicines, toilet articles, paints and more with emphasis on purity and customer value. His colleagues praise his knowledge, modesty, and substantial character as he leads Indiana pharmaceutical practice.
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Columbus
Bartholomew
George Werner
Mr. Werner
Werner
Sixth Street
Bartholomew County
Walker
Jonesville
T. J. Council
Hogue & Herzsch
Noblitt
Washington Street
Indiana
Indianapolis
Mr. Noblitt
Reverend D O Darling Led Faithful Service Across Regions
Rev D O Darling of the United Brethren Church, born London Ohio August 21 1850, began ministry in 1878 and served as missionary in Dakota Territory. He pastored Noblesville New Castle Indianapolis and Wabash, directed White River Conference as secretary eight years, helped raise over a thousand church members, built ten churches and several parsonages, and was twice a General Conference delegate. praised as an effective preacher and beloved pastor by his congregation.
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D.O Darling
Church of the United Brethren
London
Ohio
Dakota Territory
Noblesville
New Castle
Indianapolis
Wabash
White River Conference
Daring
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Reported Across Cities
The report lists rain affecting multiple games including Moving Stineinihall Boston rain and Louisville Washington matches. Scores show New York 8 over St Louis 2, Philadelphia 11 over Chicago Grane Rapids 9, Kansas City 3 over Milwaukee 11, Indianapolis 3 over Columbus 9, and Minneapolis 2 over St Paul in Detroit.
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Detroit
Columbus Merchants and Veterans Illustrated
A Columbus business survey presents a graphic review of the city’s commercial and industrial status. The Star notes veterans and their merchants are worthy of patronage and each featured firm is linked to G A R ideals.
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Columbus
Star
Garmo Mrpemer Co No 4 Court Square Brooklyn NY
A short business note lists Garno Mrpemer Company at No 4 Court Square in Brooklyn New York.
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Garmo Mrpemer Co
Court Square
Brooklyn, N.Y
Personal News and Local Incidents Plentiful
Maj Strickland went to Madison. Mrs Herbert Gott returned to north Vernon. Miss Lou Straht and Dallas Reeves went to Indianapolis. Dr A J Banker leaves Sunday for Philadelphia. Wiliam Wright pursues success with Caldwell Drake. Police jailed John Van Gordon for drunkenness. Hirman Ventsrohe orders large liquor stock amid liquor license fight against Frank Wilson on California street. Mr Otte and Emma VonStrode visit Her man Leisman in north Franklin Street. Mrs Roderick near death after runaway accident. Stotzmeyer horses ran away on Third street narrowly missing damage. No injuries reported after Jackson street mishap.
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Lou Straht
Indianapolis
Dallas Reeves
A.J. Banker
Philadelphia
John Otte
Waymanavil
Emma VonStrode
Herman Leisman
Franklin Street
Stotzmeyer
Third Street
Jackson Street
Ham boy breaks arm in trapeze fall
Guy Ham son of Alex Ham of North Franklin Street fractured his arm last evening while swinging on a trapeze. He was taken to the hospital where Dr Banker set the broken limb.
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Guy Ham
Alex Ham
North
Franklin Street
Banker
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