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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
4
Mr Henry H Williams and Miss Ella Standfield were married Saturday evening by Rev A H Jackson at College Hill. The town notes Mrs Moormann is sick and Mrs Julies Haynes has moved to Elmore Street. Sergeant Brooks and wife are among returning friends.
Mrs Matilda Sanders White died of apoplexy at the depot while attending a Bible Students convention in Dayton. She was brought to this city and interred. The notice notes a Bible Students Sunday on April 12 at 3 p.m and a morning service at 10 30 a.m with all welcome and no collection.
Mrs. Ella Davis hosted a 6 o clock dinner Friday honoring her mother Mrs. Simpson and friend Mrs. Benford. Private Chas. Smith of Columbus, a veteran of the 317th Engineers, is visiting. Miss Theresa Fox to accompany Lieut. Moore and his Austin mother on a trip south. Mr. G. M. Pryor recovered from illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jones hosted the Birthday Club Saturday. Monroe Simms wed recently in Chicago. Mrs. Alberta Wills returned from Hamilton. Mrs. L. Ritchie has been indisposed. The Washington Terrace Art Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Ffletcher. Mrs. Ed. Davis is ill. Miss Sallie Franklin hosted dinner for Mrs. Simpson and Mr. Alonzo Ware. eighteen covers. Mr. Davis recovered from a weeklong illness. Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson returned to Xenia after visiting her daughter Mrs. M. E. Davis. Mrs. Minnie Franklin left for Cleveland and Columbus for a month. Mr. J. J. Woodson was ill for weeks. Lieut. Gamblee visited Cleveland with brother Walter and returns to civil life April 20. Dr. Leland and son of Georgetown Ky with Mrs. Kate Hasson family will be confirmed.
Advertises steady season work for singers or dancers. must be of light or brown color. Offers salary and invites calls or letters to James Hines at 671 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Be wise and read the list of advertisers every week. If any are not square, report it. For years they have advertised in The Union and prospered. You are welcome at their places of business and will receive courtesy. Tell them you saw me for bargains.
For sale a principal business site offering white and colored trade. Ice cream confectionery and restaurant combined at 544 W Ninth St. Phone West 1567. For rent a house at 811 Bowen Street with seven large rooms and attic in the city center suitable for furnished rooms. Rent reasonable to good tenant. Further particulars at 702 Second Nat Bank Building Ninth and Main Streets.
Sinai Temple No 59 Order of the Mystic Shrine holds meetings on the fourth Thursday of each month at 8 p.m. at the Masonic hall located at Genesee and Central avenue. Frank Brown serves as Ill Potentate and John W. Green as Ill Recorder.
Easter services at St Andrew s Church. Mr Ernest GO Burch bought an eleven room residence on Gaff avenue for 5000. Mrs Francis M Russell ill. Geneva Ferrell and Parks marriage a surprise. Soldiers Comfort Club meets at Presbyterian Church Sunday. Mrs Ruby Wilson died April 2 1919. Emma Bonner marriage. Queen Ester girls at Mt Zion Church concert. Wilbur Page lectured to Washington Terrace Improvement Club. Various residents abroad healing and social visits noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Williams of Lockland and Mrs. Garrington of Avondale were guests of Mrs. Henderson on Sunday. Dr. H. Simpson of Birmingham en route to St. Louis spent Friday and Saturday with Walnut Hills friends.
Report notes that colored citizens in Chicago are seeking the white men responsible for throwing bombs into their homes. The call emphasizes safety and justice while urging authorities to identify and arrest the perpetrators.
Indians of this country donated $2,000,000 to War Relief and purchased $50,000,000 worth of Liberty Bonds. Christian Church at 18-20 Ker visits Rev. R. H. Davis, minister. 9000 Indian soldiers participated in the effort.
Agent will call at once. Own our own building.Ham im no rent to pay. K. Ebersole Printing Co. Cincinnati ad offers direct sales with contact by phone Ridge 395-R and address 8710 Smeders Ave.
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