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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
2
Personal notices and obituaries from The Union readers
A Bay City missive praises The Union and subscribership while Cincinnati death notices recall Mrs Lammie Nichols Wm H Buckner and Dr Cornish. Obituaries for John Wrenn and others mark the passing of longtime Union subscribers. Friends recall church, civic ties and family tributes in a feature of local notices.
Higgins Birthday Celebration Highlighted By Orphan Asylum
The rumor states Henry Higgins celebrated his 85th birthday this week with many friends. The Orphan Asylum organized an elaborate program in his honor. Higgins has long served as an Orphan Asylum official and held clerical posts in City Sealers office City Hall and County Court House for over two decades. He was a prominent past political figure who might have been elected to the Ohio Legislature if treachery had not intervened. He is described as having a charming wife and remaining handsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Higgins
Orphan Asylum
Higgins
The
Industrial Savings & Loan Co
City Sealers
County Court House
Ohio
Jesus
Local Social Notes and Church Funeral Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Donald Belt and Mrs Harry Williams were confirmed in St Andrews Sunday. The Argus Club hosted Paul Coffey Monday for a pleasant evening. Murdock Williams now of Wilberforce spent Palm Sunday with the family and at St Andrews. Rev R H Davis of Chicago preached the funeral of Mrs Lammie Nichols at the Christian Church. Madam Crittenden has returned to the city and taken over her late husband business. S M Scott and granddaughter Evelyn Hurst visited Chattanooga recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Belt
Harry Williams
St. Andrews
Mr. Murdock Williams
Wilberforce
Palm Sunday
R. H. Davis
Chicago
Lammie Nichols
The
Christian Church
Madam Crittenden
City
S. M. Scott
Evelyn Hurst
Chattanooga
Mrs Alberta McLeod Enjoys News From Columbus Friends
Mrs Alberta McLeod continues to savor letters and notes from friends in Columbus. Her social circle remains active, sharing updates and cheer across the miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta McLeod
Columbus
Free lectures on child psychology at YWCA Auditorium
Two free evening lectures linked to the Mental Hygiene Institute and Public Health Federation will be held in the YWCA Auditorium. On April 27 Chicago psychiatrist Dr Irene M Josselyn will discuss The Grade School Child and His Parents and on April 28 Cincinnati psychiatrist Dr Othilda Krug Brady will cover Personality Development In the Adolescent Child. Enrollment for the discussion groups costs 1 and applications are available from Public Health Federation 312 West Ninth Street Parkway 3160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mental Hygiene Institute
The
Public Health Federation
Irene M. Josselyn
Chicago
Othilda Krug-Brady
Cincinnati
West Ninth Street
Parkway
Students Visit United Nations After Howard University Trip
On March 15 the group were guests of the United Nations and attended sessions of the Commission of Economic and Social Affairs, the Trusteeship Council, and the Security Council. Sightseeing in New York, Philadelphia and Washington gave students their first glimpse of places important in the Nation's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
The
Security Council
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Survey Signals Cancer Awareness Gains Noted
Runyon said pamphlets from 1948 are starting to show results as about half of the surveyed people recognize at least one of the seven danger signals of cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyon
Columbus Urban League honors two Columbus figures in 1948 certs
Ruth Banks Hoffman and Eddie Saunders received 1948 National Urban League Certificates of Recognition at the Columbus Urban League Roll Call Luncheon. Hoffman is cited for becoming Central Ohio’s first Black executive at a large department store, and Saunders for joining WVKO as the area’s first Black disc jockey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Banks Hoffman
Eddie Saunders
Wth
National Urban League
Columbus Urban League
Saunders
WVKO
Central
Ohio
Gatemouth Moore To Preach At Palm Sunday Services
Rev Dwight Gatemouth Moore, former blues singer, will assist Dr A A Childs in Palm Sunday Passion Service at the Golden Gate Ballroom New York City The event runs from Palm Sunday through Good Friday with a 100 voice choir providing gospel music during all services and Dr Childs healing ministry draws capacity crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Dwight
Gatemouth) Moore
A. A. Childs
Golden Gate Ballroom
the Golden Gate
Talladega Drama Class Visits New York Broadway Plays
Members of the Drama Class at Talladega College accompanied by Miss Hilda A. Davis spent March 13 and 17 in New York City watching current Broadway plays. En route the group visited Bennett College Lincoln Academy Palmer Memorial Institute and Virginia State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talladega College
Hilda A. Davis
New York City
Bennett College
Lincoln Academy
Palmer Memorial Institute
Virginia State College
Peril to U S warned on forced labor fight
New York speech urged every free citizen to oppose the spread of reaction. Edward Corsi, state industrial commissioner, spoke at a luncheon of the Commission of Inquiry Into Forced Labor at the Hotel Mc Alpin. Dr Harry Gideonse presided. Rev Donald Harrington chaired the closing meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Edward Corsi
Commission of Inquiry
McAlpin
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Workers Defense League
Donald Harrington
Community Church of New York
League
Cancer Cure Coming
Mefford R Runyon executive vice president of the American Cancer Society says people nationwide recognize cancer early and curable. Doctors report rising curable cases due to public education, research and professional education. He urges increased support for the Society drive in April to expand the program including a nationwide distribution of 50 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mefford R. Runyon
American Cancer Society
United States
Republicans Dixiecrats clash over civil rights repeal
The piece notes a bipartisan filibuster against civil rights legislation, accusing Republicans of betraying pledges. It highlights Ohio Senator John W. Bricker as a betrayer and claims GOP leaders pressured Robert Taft to vote yes to appear liberal, framing it as a 10 year conspiracy exposed by The Monthly Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Robert Taft
Taft
GOP
Monthly Review
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East Fourth Street
Main
Satan
Bay City, Mich
Cincinnati, O
Brother Dabney
Yours Truly, Oscar W. Baker, Sr
the Christian Church
Wm. H. Buckner
Bubbles
West End
Union Baptist Church
Rennaissance Club
Sam” Clark Jr
Samuel Clark
Dr. Cornish
John Wrenn
College Hill
Mrs. Stewart and Son
Lima,o
Paul Coffey
Argus Club
Paul ‘Coffey
Alpha’s
Sportsmen’s Club
Newport
le Rcl
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
West Fifth Street
Leo Stone
Bertie Mae Price
Howard University
Commission of Economic and Social
Gatemouth
Moore
Talladega
U.S
Bennett
Freeman
Cherry
Kit T Cafe
NEW Orphan Asylum For Colored
Orphan Home
Crittenden
E. B. Crittenden
Seaihowne
Walnut Hills
East Walnut
Madisonville
Glendale
Woodlawn
M. L. Zeigler
Chapel Street
S. W. Cor
John
Renfro Funeral Service
Inez L. Renfro
Jenifer W. Renfro
Marietta Renfro Glenn
Ninth Street
Henry H. Grandison
Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency
American Building
Parkway and
Walnut Streets
Lavina Ave
East
P. W. Whitson
Censral Avenue
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