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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
2
A compact notice lists a sequence of time periods and amounts: one year, six months, one month, followed by monetary values of two dollars, one dollar, and twenty cents. The fragment suggests a pricing or payment schedule without clear context or entities.
The Personal editor W P Dabney of the Union has been very ill for three weeks. Mrs Kinney, mother of Roland Kinney, is in hospital with an infected toe removed. Roland Kinney, ill in Dayton Veterans Hospital, will soon return home. Mrs Lightfoot wife of Dr Lightfoot is recovering after an operation in Booth Hospital. Mrs Mae Bythwood wife of Dr Bythwood from Newark NJ will visit Cincinnati Easter with her aunt Mrs Alice Leland. Mr Lawrence Jones son of Harry Jones and the late Mary Jones was confirmed at St Andrews on Sunday.
The Mt Zion Methodist Church held a Palm Sunday tea and a large crowd attended services led by Rev Henry Marbely. A wedding at the Mt Zion auditorium saw Doroine Isaac wed Edwin Colley III with reception at the Isaacs home.
June Lockhart stars in a World War II drama about a Red Cross girl aiding three GI suspects believed to be Nazi infiltrators. The Robert Montgomery telecast airs Monday April 14 1952 at 9:30 p.m. EST on NBC, titled Operation Hitch-Hike.
Mr Parks, a noted industrialist who died weeks ago, left 2000 to Crawford's Old Men's Home. The Board of Trustees gratefully acknowledges the bequest as a lasting support for the institution.
The columnist attacks Walter Winchell for aligning with bigots and avoiding proven liberals. It argues his world affairs commentary and liberal label are false, claiming he cannot accept truth when facts are revealed by others.
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