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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1919

Page

4

Personal notices and community events from April 1919

Mrs Pearl P Collins plans to move to Cleveland to start a business. Seminole Class honors Mr Bert Perguson with a Friday party at Covington Ky. Mrs Carr of Alms Place listed ill but improving. Sarah G Jones received an Easter Club Order for her birthday April 13 1919. Charles P Carr Jr celebrated his first birthday. Mrs F M Russell improving from illness. Darwin Turner AC C secretary returns. will speak at Endeavor Sunday 6 oclock. Rev Williams of Wilberforce spoke at AC E Sunday. B Pinkard convalescent. Ministers Wives Association meets April 28 at 2 PM. James Phillips returns from Pulaski Tenn. Rev O B Rhodes conducting in Middletown Ohio. Mrs Jacob Jones moves from Milton to Eastern Ave. Miss Mabel Anderson hosted Sergt E H Mitchell for Sunday dinner.

Sarah G. Jones Soldiers Comfort Club

Real Show Seeks Girls for Steady Season Work

Job notice for singers or dancers to perform in a real show. Requires light or brown complexion. Offers all-season salary. Apply by calling or writing to MR. James HINES at 671 West Fifth St., Cincinnati, Ohio.

James Hines West Fifth St Cincinnati Ohio

Read ! Be Wise ! Read Every Week Ad Advertisers

A promotional note urges readers to weekly scan the list of advertisers in The Union and patronize them. It claims many have prospered from ads and invites readers to report any that seem not square. The message encourages courtesy at advertiser establishments and promises bargains if customers mention the notice.

Prime downtown business with multiple trades offered

Kent house at 811 Bowen Street offers seven large rooms and attic in a city heart location, ideal for furnished rooms. Rent reasonable to a good tenant. For details, inquire at 702 Second Nat. Bank Building, Ninth and Main Streets.

Kent Bowen Street City Tennant Second Main Streets

Sinai Temple Shrine Meets Monthly at Masonic Hall

Sinai Temple No 59 Shrine meets the fourth Thursday each month at 8 PM in the Masonic hall at Genesee and Central avenue. Frank Brown Ill Potentate. John W Green Ill Recorder.

Frank Brown John W. Green Recorder

Thanking all who helped at Ruby White Wilson’s death

The family of Ruby White Wilson thanks all who showed kindness after her passing on April 1919. They commend Rev Gray, Rev Green, Undertaker Rankin, and University students for consoling remarks, services, and floral tributes, signed Harrison White and family.

Aprillst Rev Gray Green Rankin Harrison White

Easter Program and Services at Second M E Church Cumminsville

Obituary notes the death of Mrs Cornelia Ford Miller widow of Letcher Miller on March 31 1919 at her daughter’s Chicago home 6544 Ehrhart Ave burial at Lincoln Cemetery Chicago April 4 Survived by eight children and relatives with pallbearers Col James Miller Thomas Miller Louis Hyter Addison Mosley and others Attend Bethel Baptist Church when possible. life described as Christian and charitable.

Cornelia Ford Miller Letcher Miller Charles M. White Ehrhart Ave Chicago Ill Lincoln Cemetery Millersburg Richard B Robert J Prince Albert, Sask Percy B Philadelphia Penn Chas C Chas. White Geo. White Col James Miller Thomas Miller Louis Hyter Addison Mosley Bethel Baptist Church

Letter from Phil Berry reports safe arrival in U S A

Dated Mar 26 1919 from New York Phill Berry writes to Mr Dabney editor of The Union asking to publish his note that he arrived safely in the United States aboard the hospital ship Manchtria and hopes to hear from Cincinnati friends. He has been in hospital since January 19 and will soon see old acquaintances.

New York Dabney The Union S. S. Manchtria Cincinnati Phil Berry France

War Relief Donations and Liberty Bonds Boosted by Indians

In a large wartime appeal, 300,114 Indians in the country and 9,000 Indian soldiers contributed to War Relief. They donated $2,000,000 and purchased $50,000,000 in Liberty Bonds. Christian Church leader Reverend R. H. Davis is noted as minister.

Easter Services Speakers Highlight 1919 Knights Templar

Captain Howard C. Gilbert of the 367th Infantry receives a Easter Sunday promotion and will speak at Allen Temple AME Church. He holds the French Croix de Guerre for bravery at Frapelle. Ohio Knights Templar dignitaries attend. parade planned by Fraternal League Band. Also notes estate heirs of James Rumsey Barney and obituaries follow.

Howard C. Gilbert 367Th Infantry Knights Templar Allen Temple A.M. E. Church Col. 6Th Broadway 367Th Frapelle Ohio Masonic Order Fraternal League

Thanks for Sympathy for Civil War Veteran Henry Mason

The bereaved family of Henry D. Mason veteran of the Civil War, who died March 24, express gratitude for flowers and sympathy. They thank Rev F P Green D D of First Baptist Church for the sermon and the Choir for singing, Rev P P Roberts D D of Allen Temple for consoling words, and Rankin Bros for their service. The bereaved Carrier and Wm H Mason.

Henry D. Mason F. P. Green First Baptist Church P P. Roberts D. D Allen Temple Church Rankin Bros Wm. H. Mason

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Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Sima Still Coro 5Th St Norwood East Norwood Highland Avenue All City Improvement Geo Hussey E. Third Street J. Walker Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Pekin Theater Emma Buckner Collins 9Th Street West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed H. G. Sanders Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker West Ninth Street Freeman Avenue Blackstone H Chapel Street E. L. Gifford Medico- Read Madisonville Pearl P. Collins Cleveland Bert. Perguson Carl Baker Covington, Ky Kenyon Ave Christian Church Charles P. Carr, Jr Charles Carr F. M. Russell Darwin Turner Mr. Turner Williams Wilberforce University A. Cc. E Mr. B. Pinkard Ministers’ Wives Association Frank Johnson Mrs. James Phillips Pulaski, Tenn O. B. Rhodes Middletown Jacob Jones Milton St Eastern Ave Mabel Anderson Woodlawn Sergt E. H. Mitchell Ninth ST Lodge Ruby White Wilson M .E Cumminsville H. W. Tate Epworth League Martha Bowman West Fourth St Phono East M. L. Ziegler Mgr Cincinnati, CO K. Ebersole Printing Co Phone Ridge Smeders Ave Hester Bennett Phone North Joseph Kelly West John J. Taylor Harold B. Taylor Mound Street Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati, O Pfopls James Rumsey Barney Macon Michigan Fannie Rumsey Fox James Virgil Lorenzo William Rumsey Silas McDonald Mes Olive L. Saunders Wade Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Optician Cutter Street Oic Campbell Creek J. T. Conyard Phove
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