Evangelistic service ends Hamilton series with praise songs
Biederwolf evangelistic meetings closed in a Hamilton cathedral last night with a concert of song and prayer. Four hundred church members spoke in favor of continuing revival efforts as performers including Lexy Meyerholtz and Gertrude Cracraft impressed attendees. The event drew about five thousand listeners over two nights, and volunteers reported $250 saved in building demolition costs.
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Biederwolf Evangelistic
Jenea
Hamilton
Jesus
John Braun
Amusigal
Lexy Meyerholtz
Cincinnati
Ruth Wesster
Miss Cracraft
Diehl
Misb
Lottie Mae Nudd
Holy City
Biederwolf
Lame
McEwan
Big Address
Christion audience bids to lead a welter life in faith
A religious gathering closed with the audience singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again. Nearly one hundred attendees expressed a wish to live a truer Christian life, echoing the speaker's call as the event concluded.
Teams map winter league plans and park upgrades
A meeting of managers discussed age league and next season planning in early January with elected officers. Plans include home games each week with occasional travels. Krebs park fence removal is done and new field enclosure begun. grandstands to be moved by year end, with completion expected by March and park expansion to create a leading baseball facility in Ohio.
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Ming
Abe Tiapagers
WG Mdsm
Ayid
Krebs Park
Llamilion
Bnest Tel
Qhio
Banquet for Joe Tinker in Cincinnati
Joe Tinker left Chicago today for Cincinnati to attend a directors banquet. The organizers hoped to invite Brown and Kling to join Cincinnati if possible.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Brown
Kling
Salvation Army misunderstood in great work
A historical look at General Booth and the Salvation Army, outlining early persecution and misunderstanding, the shift in public opinion, and notable honors. It credits William Booth and his followers with opening missions to neglected populations, noting praise from leaders and universities while acknowledging past backlash. The piece emphasizes enduring impact.
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Salvation Army
Alex M. Daron
Andress
National Congress
Washington, D
von Funy
Massachusets
General Booth
Thig
Booth
John Wesley
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Knox
England
Buckingham Palace
Oxford University
White House
Cleveland
McKinley
Sater
Theodore Roos
William Roath
God
Initiation At Hamilton Lodge Includes Five Memberships
At Hamilton lodge No. 03 BB 01 last night five applications were received and suitable applicants elected to membership. Initiates listed include Chas FE Suuer George AW Cochran Harry Matealf E R Walker C Meade Pet terg Robert W Luileke A Howard Ross Albert Joss Russell A Smith Walter TL Seward Lester Louia Thompson George A Davidson and Okey Buter. Next regular meeting cancelled due to Christmas and New Year. rescheduled to Tuesday evening January 7. Pythian initiation at Hamilton lodge No. 582 Knights of Pythias confers the speed rank on a class of three.
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Hamilton Lodge
Chas
FE. Suuer
George AW. Cochran
Harry Matealf
E.R. Walker
C. Meade Petterg
Robert W. Luileke
A. Howard Ross
Albert Joss
Russell A. Smith
Walter TL. Seward
Lester Louia Thompson
George A. Davidson
Okey Buter
Pythian
Knights ‘of
Pythias
Quickest Simplest Cough Cure Advertised Formula
A vintage cough remedy touts fast relief within 24 hours using Pinex and sugar syrup, claiming excellent tonic effects and suitability for children. The ad promises a money back guarantee and notes distribution via a Wayne Indiana druggist, urging readers to seek this formula from local outlets.
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United States
Canada
noty_send’ Co
Wayne
Widow Mary Gardner Dies in Hanover Township at 83
Mary Gardner widow of Nicholas Garner aged 83 died Tuesday at her son John Gardner’s home on Stullhebyr road Hanover township after a long illness. Born in Oberweiler Baden Germany she emigrated to America in 1854 and lived in Hamilton most of her life. Survived by son John Gardner daughter Catherine Lagedruss ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at St Peters Church and St Stephen’s cemetery. Also Henry M Beals aged 73 died in Mercy hospital. born June 26 1837 in Greyton lived in Hamilton fourteen years and in his later life with his children. Survived by ten children and many relatives. Funeral planned at St Stephen's church with interment at St Stephen's cemetery. Dennis Haunger died in Mercy Hospital after serving in the SpanishAmerican War and later working in theater and publishing. Funeral to be held at St Stephen's church. Mrs Caroline Longfellow of 10 Main Street died at age 77. Burial to be in Crewwood Cemetery after funeral at residence with Rev J W Evans officiating.
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Mary Gardner
Nicholas Garner
Butler County
John Gardner
Stullhebyr
Hanover Township
Hamilton
St. Peter’s Church
St. Stnphen's
Henry M. Beals
George Caldwell
Mast Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Bright
Greyton
Mary A. Caldwell
Arthur McCloud
Thomas Deals
Jessie Smith
Isaac Deals
Ferguson F. Beals
George Beals
Mie Dain Loop
Quincy
Robert
Henry Beals
Trenton
Marion
Ind
Mary Manifold
Indianapolis
Tieir
Dennis Haunger
Dennis Bernard Hnongs
St. Stephen’s Parschial School
United States
Columbus
Vancouver
Wash
Krebs & Co
iSpain
My.luungs
Jin
Wrst
Olio Volunteer Infantry
Tampa
Mia
Tapublican Progress
Bloodington
Hnd
TL. Beimy
Pacilia
Halio Bill
Price & Barton's Big Gaiety Co
Kinimacolux Co
Mutt & Jeff Co
Hanngs
Dan Yautgs
South Fourth
Sycamore Streets
St Stephen’s Church
Stephen's Cemetery
John Hibner
J.B. Lehmkuhl
Sohn Welatt
Erenry Wagenstall
Longfellow
Miltenvilly
John
Ann Salee
Leyi Longfellow
Gongfedow
Universalist Church
Esteer
Main Street
J. W. Evans
Lebanon
Crewmwood
Armstroff Marries Mil Dred Simcne in Covington Ky
Arlig Armstroff the Cincinnati boxer was married yesterday to Mil dred Simcne in Covington Kentucky. Armstroff says he will retire from boxing to pursue business in Chicago. He is 29 years old.
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Arlig Armstroff
Cincinnati
Carriei
Mildred Simcne
Covington
Armstroff
Chicago
Ben C Ball Dead In Indiana Wagon Death
Percy Rybert received word of the sudden death of Ben C Ball a noted mail carrier in Connorsville Indiana. Ball died in his wagon and his horse returned home the body being foul when an investigation was made.
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Ben C. Ball
Percy Rybert
Connorsville
Ind
Ball
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By the Elks
Imary
Gardner
Hanover
Dennis Hatings
Caroline Longfellow
The
Tate William Longfellow
Hex
Tisai
Lyuyng
Reutti & Co
Artie Armstroff
Ian
Wack
Double Krebs
Clem Pater
South Second St
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