Ninth Street Y M C A Yearly Report Shows Growth and Charity
The Ninth Street Branch Y M C A closes its third year on December 31 1918 thanking employees managers and the public for support. The report highlights growth in the association movement worldwide and the unit's key role in war efforts with 374 parents visiting camp and 11 025 Bible class attendances while 1 472 members joined the association. It details finances 31 887.58 total receipts 33 423.14 expenses a 1 535.58 loss and notes major projects including interior painting and volunteer work by the Soldiers' Comfort Fund Club.
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Paris
Jesus Christ
Toledo
Little Miami
Behiev
Lawmakers Pay Tribute To Foraker's Memory
Ohio lawmakers praise Joseph Benson Foraker in a revered House remembrance. Representative A Lee Beaty delivers a lengthy homage recalling Foraker from boyhood in Highland County to Civil War service, law career, governorship, and U S Senate leadership, ending with a solemn death in May 1917. The report notes a unanimous resolution deploring his passing and other Northside club notices.
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Ohio House of Representatives
A. Lee Beaty
Hamilton County
United States
Joseph Benson Foraker
Beaty
Senator Foraker
Mr. Beaty
Joseph Benson Foaker
Highland County
Ohio
Young Foraker
Eighty Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Senate
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Foraker
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Grand Army of the Republic
United States Senate
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
William Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillips
John Brown
the Commercial Tribune
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Aea
Administration Department
Emmett J. Scott
Cincinnati
Scott
Sarah G. Jones
Soldiers’ Comfort Fund Club
Association
William Tecumseh
Music Hall
Sherman
Eor
Torah
Gemersi Sherman
Slocum
Cornell
Occu
Gholson
Alphonso
William Howard Taft
Manning F. Force
Judson Harmon
Hiram D. Peck
George Hoadly
Hamilton
Hoadly
Business Men’s Club
Northside
Burt Crooks
R. L. Matlock
Jas. Ti. Thomas
A. Lee Beatty
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