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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1872
Page
3
An older poem laments social hierarchies based on dress and birth, arguing that worth comes from souls, not appearances. It asserts that toil builds a nation, opposes laziness, and proclaims truth and justice as eternal while urging unity and equal rights under a "sunny right" for all.
Rev J McClelland of Grace Church Dayton leaves for Chicago with a $5000 salary. Rev Dr Muse of Columbus withholds communion from secret society members causing withdrawal and possible new group. Beecher favors purposeful preaching not tricks. Rev John M Gervais of St James Newark dies in Newark from liver disease after serving in Baltimore and Newark. Madrid hall purchase planned for 600 seats at $5000. Reformed Presbyterian stats show 90 ministers 403 elders 221 deacons and 8,752 communicants. Bishop Whittingham to push union of Liberal Catholics with Anglican church in Munich. Bennett case praised by Rev H G Patterson in England. United Presbyterian Church in St Louis sold for $114,075. new lot to be purchased for a new edifice. Eight rabbis in US preach English. Cincinnati doctors Lilienthal among them. American donor sends $1000 to Home Missionary Society. Rev Herman Vedder, aged 95, oldest Reformed minister, still active in Greenbush NY. Printing errors cause bizarre misreadings in two articles about Dr Mudge and a hog-killing machine leading to a comic mix-up.
Suburban readers will hear Scott Howell of Keokuk Iowa deliver the regular Sabbath address tomorrow at 8 PM at the Town Hall before the Christian Association. Howell, a native of this place, is noted as cultured and devoted to the church and Sabbath School. A large audience of old friends is expected. Also good news as Allen the Valley Junction conductor on the IC L road recovers and plans to resume duties soon.
Stone will enter the race for Clerk and a square fight is noted as the convention meets this evening at the Hall to nominate a Clerk and Marshals. Rev. Mr. Jenkins preaches tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian Church with a sermon aimed at young people. Rev. Mr. Van Cleve's concert last evening pleased many, though attendance fell short of expectations.
A crowded Seventh Street Market House event featured music bonfires and speeches by Bryan Covington eary and Judge Arthur. A follow up meeting on the bridge proposal is planned for tonight drawing major turnout.
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