Frank H. Nelson of Cincinnati

Written in the mid-20th century, 'Frank H. Nelson of Cincinnati' by Warren Crocker Herrick is a biographical account of Frank H. Nelson, rector of Christ Church in Cincinnati from 1900 to 1939. The book chronicles Nelson's influential role in social reform, particularly his advocacy for women's voting rights and opposition to gambling, reflecting his commitment to moral governance. Through testimonials and anecdotes, it highlights his dedication to community service and the impact of his faith on local civic consciousness.