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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1922
Page
2
The Union announces editor W P Dabney and address 420 McAllister Street. It lists subscription rates of 1 year 1.50, six months 0.90, one month 0.15, and single copy 0.05. The paper promotes loyalty, unity, and collective effort spiritually, materially, mentally, morally and politically with a Seneca quote.
Rabbi Stephen Wise of New York criticizes flappers as a microcosm of juvenile decadence and calls for theater censorship to remove vulgarity. He praises certain plays, attacks Americanization methods, and notes alleged Jewish influence claims while commenting on fashion and paint among girls.
Governor Jonn M. Parker of Louisiana calls law officers to suppress Ku Kluxism with an iron hand. He denounces Bolshevism radicalism and any justice taken outside courts, warning that popular justice imperils order and democratic government.
In Versailles Kentucky on March 31 citizens of Pisgah formed a round-up club and Vigilance Committee to suppress the use of public roads and private property for immoral purposes by automobiles. A $50 reward was set for chicken thief captures and posters outlining the mission will be posted on roads. Automobilists with amorous proclivities are urged to avoid Pisgah.
Police dogs from the Columbus department chased a man named Drum through the area. The subject is not related to Mrs Drum. Drum is described as white.
Miss Cleopatra Hall gave the principal Sunday address at the YMCA on The Basis of Society What is it The talk was scholarly soulful and inspiring The church official board will meet next Thursday with full attendance desired Plans are underway for a grand summer rally The amount to be asked is within reach for all full age members Superintendent F A B Hall is gratified by Sunday school work About twenty five scholars are in training for church membership P J Blackburn Pastor
Judge Dahi B. Cooper grants a divorce to Winnie G. Hapner from Isaac E. Hapner after she testifies he had a wife living at marriage. Hapner kissed her in court as she wished him luck, while details emerge of matrimonial bureau involvement and multiple agencies. The report notes a man jailed this week for marrying thirteen women, a cautionary tale on dubious unions.
A call to compile a brief history and directory of colored citizens lodges churches and businesses in Cincinnati. The project aims to include photos of houses churches and lodge rooms and will be priced affordably. Address The Union for information.
For sale two houses at 1560 Gladstone Ave East End. One house has seven rooms the other five. Cement cellar and electric lights. Price four thousand five hundred dollars. Seller wishes to leave city. Also note Mr Ziegler's new car drawing attention in the East End.
A notice seeking a young lady with some experience in a beauty parlor offers a splendid opportunity for the right person. Apply to Mrs. J. E. Thomas at 423 Washington Street Steubenville Ohio.
Our pastor Rev E H Bine delivered powerful practical sermons Sunday. Morning message titled Go's Program For This Church and evening message Now Are We the Sons of God. Great crowds attended both services.
Carmel Presbyterian presents Divine Worship at 11 o clock with subject Palm of Victory. Palms blessed and distributed to attendees. An 8 PM program titled Run Away Boy features a vested choir. Reverend W L Brean D D officiates.
Mr Larz Davenport married Miss Bessie A Tabor Wednesday night and departed for Chicago on a bridal tour. The notice promotes subscription rates for The Union at 15 cents a month or 1 50 a year and directs readers to send name and address to W P Dabney at 420 McAllister street.
The gymnastic and musical exhibition, under the Negro Recreation Department, Wednesday night drew praise from students and teachers. The Sunshine Embroidery Club met at Mrs Shotwell's tea, with plans for upcoming features in The Union. time constraints hinder progress.
Miss Iva Haines with Misses Lucille Edwards Rosa Bradley and Mrs Georgia Miller state president delivered a highly appreciative and inspiring message. The gathering, joined by Rev. Blue wife and Mrs. Rife, was served deliciously by Mrs. Combs and Mrs. Mayme Frazier.
The Star team plans an entertainment event Friday night at Mrs Mayme Frazier's residence. All are invited to attend.
Mrs Moran and eight other women including Sarah Saunders Daisy Davis Susan Blackburn Sarah Kraft Mrs Roberts Mrs Huey Lucille Blackburn and Mary Taborn have returned from visiting sick relatives.
William Jones aged 28 of 317 George Street was shot fatally in a dispute with his brother in law Charles Clark in their home. Clark was wounded in the left arm. both men were taken to General Hospital and are under investigation. The report notes a racially charged remark by a detective.
Adele derives from Teutonic Adile and Ada laide, rooted in heroic Gothic lineages from the 10th and 11th centuries. The name appears in France England and Italy as Adela Adeline and Adelai da with turquoise linked as its jewel. Friday is said to be Adele’s lucky day and six her number.
The Brotherhood met Monday night with Deacon Smith presiding. After several brief praises for the pastor and his work, a constructive plan was outlined to aid both pastor and congregation.
Lancaster March 25 Dear Drum age 27 held to grand jury under 1000 bond on charges of attacking Mrs Delilah Drum a neighbor Bloodhounds tracked the suspect ending in his capture and pending indictment.
In Lima, Judge H. A. Miller of Mercer County Court dismissed Joseph T. Kaufman, treasurer of Ohio Steel Foundry, after a Celina hearing, ruling that possession of liquor in summer homes does not violate state or federal prohibition laws.
A speaker declares they possess neither a summer home nor liquor yet show magnanimity toward those who enjoy such advantages. The remark contrasts deprivation with generosity, emphasizing restraint and tolerance in scarce resources.
In a playful exchange, a bride-to-be admits she wears false teeth and has not paid for them yet, prompting a lighthearted moment with her fiancé. The dialogue centers on honesty and the couple’s candid humor about their forthcoming marriage.
The watch of Charlies V. was among the earliest of its kind and weighed 27 pounds. It resembled a large clock in form and function, reflecting early timekeeping design and craftsmanship.
The schedule runs from Sunday April 9 featuring Two Minutes to Go with Chas. Ray, then Serenade by A. R. Welsh with Marion Cooper, Ruth Roland in White Eagle, Deception about Anne Boleyn, Breaking Thru the Vitagraph serial, Children of the Night Fox special with William Russell, and Molly O starting April 16 with Mabel Normand. Midnight show Nina Marshalls Funmakers.
Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service Co purchases a brand new auto hearse from the factory and announces readiness to render the most efficient service to clients.
Ad announces Wonderful Hair Grower offered for both wholesale and retail at 652 Kenyon Avenue. The brief notice highlights availability for customers and potential bulk buyers.
A compact classified style notice promoting business cards letterheads envelopes bill heads dodgers and wedding invitations. It offers church promos and home services with a phone contact for samples and agent calls.
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