Missionary meeting program at Cleveland church
The Cincinnati branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society holds its annual meeting at the Fifst Methodist Episcopal Church of Cleveland next Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates from Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia attend with notable speakers including Mrs Frank Gamewell, Mrs Lucie Harrison, Bishop Thoburn, Miss Crabtree, and President Welch. The schedule features services, organizational sessions, speeches by returning missionaries, a children's rally, a young people rally, and musical entertainment.
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Fifirst Methodist Episcopal Church of
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church
Coshocton
The
Great Organization
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Phillip Roettinger
Wyoming
Frank Gamewell
Pekin
Lucie M. Harrison
Boston
Mass
Thoburn
India
Miss Crabtree
Manilla
Gamewell
Welch
Ohio Weslyan University
Harrison
Epworth Leagues
Methodist Church
Holloway Missionary ladies sew for destitute Coshocton children
The Holloway Missionary society young ladies hosted a Friday evening meeting at Miss Berry's, sewing all night to aid destitute local children. Light refreshments followed rest periods. The next meeting is planned with Miss Lida Robertson. Union Veteran's Excursions to Sidney Ohio, State Encampment on October 22 and 23 with tickets sold across Ohio stations on Pennsylvania Lines 926-023.
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The
Holloway Missionary Society
Miss Berry
Coshocton
Lida Robertson
Union Veteran’s
Sidney
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Women Earn Higher Wages Than Dom en
Coshocton readers learn that in Troy New York women are paid more than men in collars and laundries employing about 10 000 girls who earn 15 to 25 dollars weekly while men do rough work and average 10 to 12 dollars. A 4000 girl 500 man dance showed high female predominance and socializing. Many bridesmaids and large church weddings occur, with total payroll near 10 million annually and fortunes saved in banks.
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Coshocton
Troy
N. Y
SUDO TO CELEBRATE AT PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH SESSIONS
Church notices outline a Sunday School move to new quarters led by George M Gray with about 250 members and a welcome program for parents. The feature includes a music segment led by Miss Mary Gage Mortley and lists multiple church services across Chestnut Street, Fourth Street, and local parishes with times and topics for morning and evening sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
George M. Gray
J. RK. Johson
Shaffer Smith
H. O. Laughlin
Mary Gage Mortley
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Wallace M. Hamilton
Church of Christ
Eleventh Street
N. Johnson
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Burnside Department Store
L. K. Beach
Merchant Tailor Order
Domen
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Beare
William Wallace
Cash Grocery
L. W, Hall & Sons
Balch Block
Bell 48
Presbyterian Sunday School
Chestnut Street
J. D. Crumley
Daniel
Jin
First
Grace) M. E. Church
C. EB. Clark
Young Peoples’ Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lester L. Riley
Carnegiebrary
Emmanuel’s Lutheran Church
Walnut and
Seventh Streets
Herbert T. Weber
Luther League
St. Paul's
Methodist Protestant Church
Walnut Street
Dr. Wells
Christian Endeavor Society P. m
U. B. Church
Park Avenue
Henry Irving Kohler
Church of Sacred Heart
Burt Avenue
Father Synan
German Evangelical Church
Locust Street
E. R
Seventh Day Adventists
Selby Ball
B. L. House
Christian Union Church
Vine and
Brower Avenue
I. B. Dillon
Wml
Roscoe M. P. Church
Roscoe M. E. Church
Rev
Maughiman
Young People's Society
I. A. Upshaw
Old Union Chapel
Fair Grounds
Salvation Army
City Hall
Foster & Strome
E. R. Reed
Main St
Orchard Street
Bancroft School
Board of Trade
Boyd & McConnell
J. B. Callahan
Undertaker
Bar-Ben
Vigor
Wong
Ted Nitieg
Bar-Bens
Bervewr
BEN Remedies Company
Onie
Adele
Lion Coffee
Grocers
Woolson Spice
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