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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
4
Ladies Improvement Club lecture in Washington Terrace
Mrs Fannie L Brown of Elmore St convalescent after illness Mamie Bacon went to Dayton O on business The Big Two Service of the Ladies Improvement Club of Washington Terrace will be Monday Admission Free Public Invited An interesting lecture by First Lieut F H M Gow recently returned from France Assisted by local talent Sunday Afternoon April 6 under the Ladies Aid of Bethel Baptist Church Rev L W Gray Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Improvement Club of
Washington Terrace
F. H M. Gow
France
Ladies Aid of Bethel Baptist Church
L. W. Gray
Mrs Edward Smith Hostess at Cleveland Luncheon for Eight
Mrs. Edward Smith of Cleveland entertained at Luncheon Thursday with eight covers. Mr. E. Newberry, honorably discharged at Camp Sherman, will visit his parents in Buena Vista, Georgia, Friday. Mrs. William Barnes of Chicago visits Mrs. Charles Maxberry on West Ninth Street. Mrs. Mary Hamilton, who had been ill, is better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Cleveland
J. W. Douglass
E. Newberry
Camp Sherman
Buena Vista
William Barnes
Chicago
Charles Maxberry
West Ninth Street
Mary Hamilton
Local Citizens Note Death and Church Conversion
Mr Richard White long blind in the community has converted and joined Allen Temple. Mr Henry Mason Civil War veteran and brother in law of M M Hunter Esq died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard White
Allen Temple
Henry Mason
M. M. Hunter, Esq
Mrs Fanny O Council Died February 12 1919
Mrs Fanny O Council born Arindell died February 12 1919 in Rio De Janeiro Brazil per obituary notice. The deceased was identified by family name Council with married name O Council and later listed as resident in Brazil. Funeral arrangements and further biographical details not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny O
Council
Arindell
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
S. A
Will of John Howard Sr. records in Dayton court
In Dayton Ohio last week the will of the late John Howard Sr. was recorded in Montgomery County Court. It bequeaths his entire estate to his daughter Mrs Mamie B O Bacon as sole administrator. Upon her death the estate is to be split equally between her heirs Mrs Leota K Dixon and Mrs Carrie King Hyatt. A S Hercules, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
John Howard Sr
Montgomery County Court
Mamie B.O” Bacon
Leota K. Dixon
Carrie King
Money and Chandler Tie March 26 at Richmond Street Home
Albert Money and Leslie Chandler wed March 26. Private Money returns from the 372nd Supply Co in France with a fine dog. Couple to reside at 531 West 4th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Money
Richmond St
Leslie Chandler
West Sixth St
372Nd Supply Co
France
Revival adds 89 at Danville revival meeting
Prof J Phillip returns from France and plans to visit his Texas mother soon. Rev L W Gray just came back from Danville Kentucky after leading a revival for Rev Woods with 89 additions. Soldier's Service at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday with Lieut F A Gow as speaker. Mrs Louise Brown entertained the Carnation Club on Kerper Ave after the program with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Elocutionist
France
Cleveland
Texas
L. W. Gray
Danville, Ky
Woods
Bethel Baptist Church
F. A. Gow
Louise Brown
Kerper Ave
Carnation Club
Road Show Seeks Light or Brown Sided Singers and Dancers
Hiring notice seeking female performers for a road show. Steady work all season with salary. Must be of light or brown color. Apply to MR. James Hines at 671 West Fifth St Cincinnati Ohio by call or write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hines
West Fifth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Noted Citizens and Forum Honor American Negro Soldier
Dore Emmons ranked among the town's most esteemed citizens. Prof Charles Trotter's Organ Recital at St Andrew's drew deep audience appreciation. A solo by Wm Harris pleased listeners. Lieutenant Gow's Forum address extolled heroism and loyalty of the American Negro Soldier. President Dr Frank Thompson offered thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Trotter
St. Andrew's
Wm. Harris
Gow
Frank Thompson
Bereaved Parents Thank Community for Little Selma Frazier
We the bereaved parents of Little Selma Frazier who departed this life February 4 extend heartfelt thanks for flowers and sympathy. Gratitude goes to Rev W Jackson of Second Baptist Madisonville, Rev B D Scott Rev F Locust Rev Simpson Rev Blue Rev Summers for consoling words and to the choir. Special thanks to undertaker Mr Thompson for services. Also notes of Mrs Huey and others and that Anna Mullins and Paul Marshall wed in Stanton Va last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Frazier
W.jackson
Second Baptist Church of
Madisonville
B. D. Scott
F. Locust
Simpson
Blue
Summers
Antioch
Thompson
Our Heroes Of War Remembered In Our Streets
Poem recalling soldiers returning from France with grave faces and laurels. It honors Black soldiers who fought for liberty and equality, notes their deeds will be judged by merit, and laments the ongoing neglect of recognizing colored troops in America. Written by Clara A Thompson of Rossmayne Ohio. Bundy of St Louis sentenced for life.
Birthday Tribute Surprise for Prof Bush by Bethel Teachers
Bethel Sunday School teachers staged a surprise for Prof. Bush on his birthday March 10. Capt. W. G. Huffman a relative of Mrs Edith Miller visited the city last week. Bush shared war experiences that captivated those present and made the meeting enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Sunday School
Prof
Bush
W. G. Huffman
Edith Miller
Noted Illness and Family Visitor Updates
Mrs. Sydney J. Ware has been very sick for several weeks. Col. Wm. Tibbs of Pittsburg attends at her bedside. Mr. A. J. Brown hosted a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davenport from Chicago due to Mrs. Larr Davenport's death. Miss Louise W. Taylor of Avondale heads to Chicago for Bishop C. T. Shaffer's funeral. Mrs. Kate Easton of Chicago, en route to Georgetown, visits the Hyde Park McLeods and plans return for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney J. Ware
Col
Wm. Tibbs
Pittsburg
A. J. Brown
Ralph Davenport
Chicago
Larr. Davenport
Louise W. Taylor
Avondale
Bishop C. T. Shaffer
Kate Easton
Georgetown
McLeods
Hyde Park
Death summons Miss Sara Bushon to Wilmington Ohio
Miss Sara Bushon was called to Wilmington Ohio due to the death of her cousin's husband, Theo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Bushon
Wilmington
Ohio
Theo
Indians Contribute Massive War Effort in Relief and Bonds
A group of 300 114 Indians funded war relief with $2,000,000 and purchased $50,000,000 in Liberty Bonds. The donations and bond purchases highlight substantial Native American support for the war effort.
Local Christian Church Service Notice at Ker yon Avenue
Rev. R H Davis will lead services at the Christian Church located at 18 20 Ker yon Avenue. Worship times and event details are listed for parishioners seeking spiritual guidance and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Keryon Avenue
R. H. Davis
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