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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1912
Page
3
Lindenwald Y M C A plans to organize a Scout patrol this week with aim to establish a citywide organization by month end. Local boys show strong interest and expect a large junior troop soon as part of the movement. Also notes a long history of herbal remedies and mentions Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound origins.
The First Reformed Church wires up plans for midweek prayer and praise services with pastors joining and revival meetings in the city. Local congregations including Trinity Episcopal, Bethel Church, and First Church of Christ prepare events, anniversaries, and special services across the week.
The First German M E Church East Bury Week outlines Tuesday evening officers election for the Women's Foreign Missionary Society and a 7 30 pm program. Midweek prayer Thursday features the Ladies Aid social at Mrs Van Laurer’s home. St Pauls bells and altar dedication recalled with St Johns church youth joining anniversary services in Reading. Coffee by ladies of St Pauls Thursday. brotherhood meets at Ninth and Heaton. Vollbrecht begins catechetical instruction at St Johns and St Pauls churches Saturday morning.
Special Harvest Thanksgiving services will be held at St Tadur Church next Sunday with joint German and English Holy Communion. Services begin with morning German observance, followed by English in the evening, and Sunday evening services continue with English communion.
Rev. H F Wegner of the First U B church attends the German U B conference in Zanesville this week. The Haworth league of the First M church holds its annual social session Tuesday evening, with league leadership changes including the resignation of Robert Meeks who will join Sleucher High School in Portsmouth. The social hour follows business, with vacancy actions planned for the league presidency and social chair. Prayer service Wednesday at 730. Rev Finney returns from vacation to Westminster Church where strong sermons were given and services continue with Rev Alwardt preaching Wednesday. The Young People meet Tuesday, and the union executive committee meets Thursday at Maude Flener’s home. The First Congregational prayer service Wednesday remains, and Rev Tickstaedt from LaPorte will speak Sunday. Mrs Crossley Heard and Mrs Crossley of Swillington spoke at Universalist services. Crownley praised as a fine speaker. A special meeting of the Wrst Reformed congregation is set for Wednesday after prayer, to discuss selecting a pastor from among preaching candidates. Rev Kern leaves his current post for Minersburg.
Court sessions resume with Judge Clarence Murphy presiding as numerous cases called and defendants ordered to plead. Listings include Mary Leil vs Ell & D for damages, First National Bank vs Arent and others, and Lowenstein-Loeb Co. v Deborah Mitchell among others with trials scheduled for Thursday to Saturday and cross petitions noted.
A fragment from a Topeka Journal dated September 8 notes the paper’s circulation record. It mentions staff changes, sales at Hamilton and ammonia-related items, and reports the burial of Dulin Cooney Markinis at Greenwood Cemetery on a Saturday afternoon, with limited surrounding context.
The text outlines church notices for the week at Firep Baptist Church and Sire Baptist. It lists choir practices for children in advance of an association meeting, with sessions on Monday and Tuesday evenings, including a Wednesday service. It references King’s Daughters meeting and ministry events.
Joseph D. Pater, state president, addressed the local council of the Catholic Knights of Ohio at St Henry’s church. He urged civic involvement and warned of anti Catholic groups, urging Catholic men to unite with the federation. A parade with mounted police led services, followed by vespers and an anniversary sermon by Rev. Francis Varelmann. About eighteen members attended the outing barbecue in Kentucky.
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