Greene Street Methodist Church Sunday services and programs
Greene Street Methodist invites all to Sunday morning worship with Sunday school at 9 and a 10:20 sermon on A Movement of Four Centuries, with Mrs Harriett Reiter telling The Legend of St Christopher. evening sermon for youth Staying in the Game. Hill Mission and Associated Bible Students also offer services and lectures, with free seats and public Bible lecture at 3 p.m. Sunday by Mr. C Hy Pamplin on Patriotism vs Christian Duty.
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Greene Street
Greene
Wayne Streets
Altman
L. W. Pool
Harriett Reiter
St. Christopher
Church
Ufe
Associated Bible Students
Seth
Maccabees Hall
North Main Street
C. Hy Pamplin
First Christian Church weekly schedule and notices
Sunday school at 8 15 a m preaching at 10 30 a m subject The Prophetic Note Y P S C BL at 6 45 with Professor Hensler preaching at 7 30 p m subject Edith Gavell All are invited to attend Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Xmas topic 9 o clock health at 9 Grace church welcomes all ministerial association meets Monday 10 a m at M C A for canvass discussion for religious census all ministers invited
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E. Sims
Professor Hensler
Edith Gavell
Mondlay
First Church of Christ Scientist Service and Rooms
Sunday service at 10 45 a m with subject God the Preserver of Man Sunday school at 930 a m Wednesday testimonial meeting at 730 p m Free reading rooms open Wednesday Thursday Friday 2 4 p m Welcome to every one This church is a branch of the mother church in Boston Mass.
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God the Preserver of Man
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Service Schedule
Corner South Downing and Wood with Pastor Simon Long holds Sunday school at 9 led by Charles Miller, morning service at 10 30 on John the Baptist preaching in the Wilderness from Matt 3 1 18, evening service at 7 30. Christmas program practice planned for Saturday and Sunday afternoon at 2.
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ST. John’s EV
South Downing and Wood
Simon Long
Charles Miller
John the Baptist
First UC Church Invites for Sunday Services
Notwithstanding the severe cold, the First UC Church held a warm service last Sunday with a good congregation. Communion at 10:30, evangelistic service at 7 on the topic The Devil and the Swine. Sunday school at 9:15 and C EB service at 6:15. Praise service Wednesday at 7:15 on Doing all to the Glory of God.
Presbyterian Church Services and Christmas Event
Morning worship at 10 30 a m and evening worship at 7 30 p m conducted by Don D Tullis from Newark Ohio. Sabbath school at 9 10 a m led by Charles H Folk with lesson Nehemiah Enforces the Law of the Sabbath. Christmas entertainment Friday evening December 21 invites all. Christian Endeavor at 6 28 04 Sabbath evening Prayer service 7 50 Wednesday. Good Fellowship class invites men to meet Sunday at 2 p m.
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Don D. Tullis
The
Presbyterian Church
Newark
Ohio
Charles H. Folk
Christian Endeavor
Good Fellowship
Church notices and services at Broadway and Boone and St Mary's
Church of Christ on Broadway and Boone invites warm music prayers and sermons to lift spirits with a 9:15 a.m church school 10:30 a.m. communion and 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service St Marys Church led by John F Cogan with Advent Masses baptisms 1:20 p.m. 2 p.m. Sunday school 2:30 p.m. Vespers and Benediction 3 p.m. Altar society meeting and officer election
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ST. Mary's Church
John F. Cogan
Thomas JF. Cohey
The
Altar Society
Zion Reformed Service Schedule Church Info
Cor Wayne and Miami invites attendance at Zion Reformed with pastor Frank W Goetsel. Sunday school at 9 am led by Leon Kooster as superintendent, morning worship at 10 30 with sermon Making Room for Christ, Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm on Christ is Our Peace, evening service at 7 30 with topic incomplete.
Christmas Spirit at Park Ave Baptist
Norris, pastor, announces no morning services due to coal shortage at Park Ave Baptist. Sunday school at 3 pm, evening service at 7 pm, youth program at 6 pm. Prayer service Wednesday at 1063 West North Street, France society meets at Mrs Sophia Green's on Madison Avenue. Thoma Jewelry Store promotes wrist watches for soldiers and ladies with Hallmark bracelets and sale prices.
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Thoma
Booker T Washington Literary Society Program at Cyrene Church
In connection with the mite missionary meeting this Sunday at Cyrene A. M. B. church at 3 o clock a program will be rendered by the Booker T. Washington Literary Society Opening Song by Society Paper Mrs Bessie Gur Solo Miss Hazel Taylor Discussion Resolved Foreign Missions are More Essential Than Home Missions Mr Robt Evans and Mr George Lane affirmative Mrs Desota Harris and L M Thomas negative
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Cyrene A. M. B
Booker T. Washington Literary Society
Bessie Gur
Hazel Tayior
Robt. Evans
George Lane
Desota Harris
L. M. Thomas
Ohio Happenings in the Coal War and Crime Roundup
In Youngstown hundreds of domestic customers face coal shortages amid a county fuel crisis as the fuel administrator weighs relief measures after meetings with business leaders. A separate case from Darton reports Theodore Cotrel found guilty of first degree murder for killing Luia Noll with a dagger. jury recommends mercy. Indictments in a Toledo brewery robbery reveal a gang including Wanda Arharstis and four others. Cleveland closes its main draft board in Cuya hoga County due to state failings. Dayton reports a footpad robbery of Earnest Chambers, while Cincinnati announces a new motor mail route to Springfield.
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Darton
Theodore Cotrel
Mercy
Cotrel
Luia Noll
Toledo
Wanda Arharstis
Joseph
Baseball Deal Sends Bush and Two Teammates to Red Sox
Boston Americans close a deal to acquire Bullet Bush star pitcher Joe Bush Walter Schang and Anos Strunk from the Philadelphia Americans for Vean Grege and others. The move strengthens Boston as the Athletics are dismantled. The 118 season opens April 16 with full schedules and no curtailment of play.
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Teagles
Korniloff's Forces Beaten in Petrograd Fight
Petrograd reports General Korniloff's forces defeated by the Med guards and regulars. Korniloff fled after the clash, signaling a sharp setback in the defense.
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Korniloff
Petrograd
Switzerlands New President and Local Measures Prompt Mix
Felix Calender, vice president and head of the interior, elected president of Switzerland. Hamilton County feed conservation minutes. Cincinnati saloons must abolish free hinges by January 1. German spy denial. Anne dinkems not shot here. One worker killed, five injured after fire and explosion at DuPont Powder plant near Wilmington Delaware. Dutch grain ban ends liquor conversion as Holland gin production calls surge.
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State Department
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Wilmington
Del
Listilleries
Seniedam
Haliana
British trenches taken by Germans in major front push
British and French lines suffer heavy losses as German forces seize frontline trenches north of Ypres and push new bombardments along the Italian and Austrian fronts. Berlin claims repulsed British attack near Bullecourt while Teutons renew pressure east of Brenta and Piave. Russian talks hint at possible armistice negotiations as Austro–German forces announce gains on the northern Italian front with substantial captured matériel.
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Dee
Rance
Ypres
Berlin
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Bullecourt
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Electric cars curtailed in Western Ohio service
Fourteen local Western Ohio streetcars were withdrawn from service Monday and Tuesday due to coal shortages. Six days of fuel remain at the St Marys power house with little prospect for new supplies. Congestion follows the cutback as only limited local service will operate until coal supplies improve. Cars will not run after seven o clock in the evening.
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St. Marys
Ser
Ohio Electric Lines
American aviator Walcott dies in first air fight in 1918
Paris reports that Lieutenant Walcott, a Prin ton graduate and American aviator, fell in his first aerial engagement after downing his opponent. He was attacked from the rear by three German planes as he returned to his lines. Also noted is Lieutenant Hazel Wright of the American aviation service who destroyed a German sausage on Thanksgiving day and returned safely after flying through heavy fire.
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Paris
Eutenant Walcott
Priton
Bere Tr
Young Walcott
Wile
Hazel Wright
American Aviation Service
Wright
Alreon
Railroads blamed for hampering live stock trade
Washington December 15. National Live Stock Shippers' Protective League and National Live Stock Exchange accuse railroads of failing to provide through lines from western producers to southeastern markets. They say current rates and routes restrain cattle shipments for breeding and fattening, curtailing production and profits at home. A decision by federal authorities is pending.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mippi
National Live Stock Shiyifers’ Protective League
National Live Stock Exchange
Fuel policy details limit domestic coal pricing effects
The document notes a plan by the Fuel Administrator to raise export coal pricing by 1.354 per ton above the domestic price scale and argues this would allow American producers to retain profits previously collected by foreign dealers. It mentions exporters facing compelled sale at rates aligned with domestic prices.
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Garfield
Jean Grins
Weather observations from the United States Weather Bureau
Weather bureau observations list cloudy conditions for St Louis Chicago Dallas and New York with temperatures around zero and forecasts indicating warmer conditions in Ohio and similar sections for tomorrow. The text notes below zero readings and general cloudiness across major cities.
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Eea
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New York
British Military Expert Predicts Major German West Front Drive
London dispatch cites Colonel Repinton warning of a looming German offensive on the West Front. He says up to half a million fresh German troops and increased air power could overwhelm French defenses, with divisions already moved and young conscripts drafted for the Franco British front. He warns of imminent danger in the next six months.
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Repinton
Germany
West Front
Tle
Tracy
Eset
Germain
West
France
Brineain
Villa Captures Jiminez at El Paso Move
Francisco Villa has captured Jiminez, one of the largest mining centers in Chihuahua, according to an American arriving at the Mexican border. The development comes amid ongoing hostilities and signals a strategic gain for Villa’s forces along the frontier.
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Villa
Jiminez
EL Paso
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Navy probe to scrutinize war construction by House committee
Washington December 15 A House subcommittee will rigorously investigate wartime naval construction. The inquiry aims to review expenditures, with a $1.5 million appropriation cited and plans for a further bill. Proposals include halting certain big gun projects and creating a supreme wartime council to streamline decisions.
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House
Washington
Naval Committee
Driels
Britten
Pritten
Council of Sense
Amer
Postoffce Bills Passed in Washington Hearing
Washington action approves a bill carrying a total of 321000080 dollars for the postoffice and appropriation measures. Included is 1,200,009 dollars for censorship of foreign mails and 100,000 dollars to continue the experimental postal aeroplane route.
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Washington
Dee
Patrol Boat Sunk at Atlantic Port Drowns Two Sailors
The Navy reports the sinking of a patrol vessel after a steamer collision at an Atlantic port. Ar thur 8. Toerne and Seaman Thom J. Rose are drowned. The department provides no further details.
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Washington
Arthur
Toerne
Thom J. Rose
Atlantic
Sayy
Roosevelt Visits Camp Sherman to Address Officers
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived at Camp Sherman and was greeted by a reception committee. He will address the officers and meet the troops, with Major Gordon Johnston acting as a personal link and former Rough Riders comrade observing the visit.
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Roosevelt
Camp Sherman
Theodore Roosevelt
Big Nativga
Arity
Ile
Ramap
Will Ade
Tie
Cay
Gordon Johnston
The
Rough Riders
County Court Action Seeks Extra Salary for Treasurer
In common pleas court Friday County Treasurer Clarence J. Mary petitioned for an additional $100 to cover deputy and clerk salaries for LHV7. He notes 1917 appropriations of $2,742 were insufficient and endorsements from county commissioners accompany the petition. Also in probate business Roy H. Pohlman filed inventory and appraisement of Justus Diehl estate at 2333.72. E H Kerr authorized to sell Theodore MiNou real estate. Roads must be kept open with snow removal duties assigned to township trustees under new law. Transfers listed EK N Williams to Lecy & Smith for two lots piano SL.
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Common Pleas Court
Clarence J. Mary
Wilbert O'Rourke
TE. Schauer
David &. Barnhart
Thilay
Roy H. Pohlman
Justus Diehl
E. H. Kerr
Theodore MiNou
Maurice Gants
All Ohio Methodist Fund Faces Grim Shortfall
Final bulletin from All-Ohio Educational Jubilee officials warns the $2,900,000 raised fund for four Ohio Methodist colleges and Wesley Foundation, Ohio State University, and the Board of Education is far short. The message urges action before midnight December 20, noting the average per member over five years and urging greater willingness to give. The four beneficiary colleges include Wesleyan and others in Ohio.
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All-Ohio
Ohio Methodists
Methodist Colleges of
Ohio
Wesley Foundation
Ohio State University
Board of Education
M. E. Ehayeh
Bulletin
Ohin Wesleyan
Nela
Unclear OCR fragment lists Ohio colleges and places
Fragmentary text mentions Ware, Ohio Northern, Ada, Baldwin Wallace, Berea, Mé. Union. Likely a local college or pairing context with Ada and Berea in Ohio, but the snippet is incomplete and cannot confirm events or affiliations.
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Ware
Ohio Northern
Ada
Baldwin- Wallace
Berea
Union
Aance
To Make Out Glass Sparkle
Instructions describe washing glass pieces in lukewarm water and soap with a toothbrush. It advises dipping in bluing solution and drying on a linen towel. The fragment references a person named Theo and mentions a linen towel.
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Theo Dey
Fortune and the Darlings of Fortuny
A compact note on Fortune's treatment of unusual figures or “freaks of fortuny.” It contrasts wealth or talent with Fortune’s capricious favor and warns that “darlings of fortune” may be misinterpreted, highlighting the difference between earned success and chance acclaim.
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Facon
Fortuny
Elussea
Fuctupe
Quip by Disraeli on Knowledge Distance
A former prime minister Disraeli jokes with a job applicant, who confesses limited knowledge. The reply notes minimal knowledge compared to the distance to it, illustrating his wit about readiness and learning.
Making Plays Work In Child Assistance
A brief note describes using simple play to engage children in chores like picking up pins from the floor. It mentions Ling or her use of a horseshoe net for the task and notes a minignet price of ten cents.
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Et Ling
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