09 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
1
The weekly church notices list services, classes, and events across many Lutherans, Baptists, Presbyterians, and Christ churches in Lindenwald and nearby streets. Readers are urged to attend Sunday schools, morning worships, evening sermons, youth meetings, midweek prayer hours, and special rallies with topics ranging from Abraham to prophecy and domestic church activities.
Washington report details War Department orders restoring twelve regiments of guardsmen to federal postal positions. Postmaster General Burleson instructed postmasters to rehire postal workers who left for military service at their prior salaries.
The program centers on Gods greatness and love drawn from Psalm 145 with focus on his compassion for lost souls. Also notes on Gods mercy and the depth of his love, plus upcoming Butler County infirmary meeting at 2:30 pm and a prayer meeting committee gathering at 6:30 pm with YWCA supper to plan the spring rally.
The West Ohio Conference exonerates Rev F J Darling amid rumors of impropriety tied to gospel wagon work in Cincinnati. A committee found no evidence of misconduct and the council endorsed his vindication. The assembly also urged harsher divorce and marriage laws to curb improper unions, while Rev James Wige’s credentials were ordered returned for church law violation.
Local social notes recount visits and extended stays of residents and relatives from Ballinore Cumberland Indianapolis and Detroit. The piece mentions trips to Oxford and Richmond as well as hospital updates and community events, with names including Mrs. Raymond Burkes and Master Hu leah. University store denial tops the page with Dayton officials refuting a university plan.
Twenty years ago in Elizabeth Adama of Holgewood dies at 87. Wawley, son of Orville Haw, Fairfield township, dies at 36. Fourth ward school construction delays reopening until September 21. Samuel Shuller, 420 Ross Street, suffers a mild stroke. William Andrews of Rosa Street injures head from fall. Birth: a girl to Joseph Maloin of Twallth Street. A two-year-old child from Hos and Mrs. Lawolph of Campbell Avenue suffers spasms. Henry C. G. Vexyl from Trenton eyed to rebuild the Trent hotel and elevator after ice destruction. Internal revenue evasion causes a Middletown raid. Lindenwald park game: Police Yingehall team defeats Cincinnati Police 19 to 8. Cahill hits two runs. Reynolds wins. Chestead accepts Universalist pastorate in this city. Tahor Day celebrated with citywide pause. Philip Schweyler, 74, Germán citizen, dies at 424 South Water Street. Major events include convention of the Gs Woot Oat Lina in Ohio with state president J. de Pater. Local deaths include Granville Fulbert and Mrs. James Morgan from typhoid. Clara Rone dies at 13 months from brain fever. John Bippas dies. burial details follow. Granville Fulbert dies at 45. Mrs. Christian Curtis of Bethany dies of consumption. Fourth Street news and Portsmouth game results noted.
A family gathering in Ohio near Tallowell's home included Mrs. George Beard and relatives from Dayton and surrounding areas. Several relatives, including Floyd and Lala Blacktie, helped host the reunion while others visited Amalia, John ties, and Mrs. dJohn. Attendees shared meals and greetings over the weekend, with plans noted for future visits.
A fragmented item discusses non corporal methods for child guidance and behavior, contrasting spanking with milder approaches. It suggests constitutional concerns and urges care for children and elderly alike without violent punishment, noting treatment benefits observed in various cases.
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