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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
2
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority prepares for Jabberwock to be held Friday April 27 at Walnut Hills High School. Prologue and postlogue coordinated by Valerie and Donald Spencer. opening and closing numbers directed by Mr. Rosedale of Schuster-Martin School.
The Terminal Hotel under Mr. Sylvanus Jefferson plans a beer garden connected to the hotel near the Terminal. The hotel offers private dinners and parties with exceptional food and pleasure opportunities in a renovated dining car service setting.
The piece attacks a figure described as the Teacher Cook and bath attendant accusing lax speech and public money concerns. It claims a fit of praise for a local club performing earnest work and criticizes alleged deceit. The writer likens the conflict to biblical betrayal, naming Dabney as a source.
Rev. Wilbur A. Page, missing since Holy Week, has rejoined his family and church. Officials say his absence was a personal retreat inspired by the biblical journey to the mountain to pray and wrestle with temptation.
A pastor named Dr Pagé travels to Mt Airy a wooded area near the city prays until filled with the holy spirit then enters a trance at the roots of a giant oak returning to town singing joyfully and declaring Christ has risen his flock urged by this revelatory moment to envision future journeys to sacred sites and holy lands as they await a sage aging Pagé.
Howard D. Gregg of Wilberforce University is named to the United States Committee on Public Education. Sources say the government plans a large enlarged public education program. The second annual Ohio Teachers meeting will be held at Wilberforce on Saturday May 5. State office confirms this year’s attendance will exceed last year.
Mrs Barnett announces resignation from the Y W C A effective June 1 at year end. She cites inability to render satisfactory services under current circumstances and defends her Christian conduct amid criticisms while urging the committee to examine facts in truth.
The 1934 drive runs April 9 to raise 1 817 000 with the slogan Give until it hurts. Every contributor matters and donations sent to headquarters at 312 West Ninth Street are welcome. Dabney urges universal charitable support as a civic duty.
A letter from Johhnye Estelle Barnett urges fairness and unprejudiced conclusions in a difficult situation. She asks the old Board Members to be satised with their handling, trusting God to reveal truth and grant just rewards, ending with sincere well wishes.
The resignation of the West End Branch YWCA Resident Secretary is accepted effective June 1 1934 with a requested leave of absence. The letter cites lack of hearings after Doris Wooten incident, humiliating conduct by the new Executive Secretary, suppression of initiative, and a domineering attitude as key reasons. The document notes the resignation was aimed at the Personal Committee and Committee of Management.
The list describes a performer with natural talent for acting who enjoys productions featuring Negro actors. She praises their work and notes Miss Cornell current role in Candida. She will be remembered for her gifted performances in Barretts of Wimpole Street and other notable pieces.
The Glen Dale Penny Club sent five dollars to help an inmate visit home for health reasons. Dr Jennie Porter donated five dollars in memory of her father, longtime trustee of the institution, amid criticisms from malicious parties.
Coming attractions announce a three day run on April 21 to 23 for Flying Down to Rio touted as the era’s most stupendous musical spectacle. Sensuous melody crowds Hollywood beauties and thrilling stars in a climactic dance revue staged in the clouds. The Carioca Brazilian dance craze from Rio de Janeiro is billed as driving America Melody Mad.
Mrs Helen Hiles of the Ohio Emergency School offers piano lessons at home for children and adults at 1110 Chapel Street Woolburn. Beginners welcome and instruction focuses on basic technique and musicality conducted in a private setting.
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