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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
2
The Citizens Recreation Council will hold its annual meeting on Thursday night April 19 at 8 PM on the third floor Plum street side of City Hall. Public invited. The paper notes the Audit published last week was taken from the Times-Star.
A newspaper note clears Mrs. Anna Berry Roberts of blame in a local scandal about an alleged bath attendant. The author condemns gossip, confirms Roberts’ innocence, and praises her as a true friend who has consistently spoken well of others.
A banquet honoring Chester Smith senior student and athlete at the University of Cincinnati will be held Monday April 30 at 8:15 PM at the 9th Street Y M C A. Sponsored by a committee of citizens from the NAACP the 9th Street Y M C A and Alpha Phi Alpha.
The tribute recalls Monroe Trotter as a fearless fighter for equal rights, noting clashes with Booker T. Washington, the Guardian’s financial struggles, and Trotter’s evolution from fiery reformer to tolerant companion. It highlights his business rise, integrity, and Harvard driven veritas.
The 1934 drive begins April 9 to gather 1 817 000 for the Community Chest. Donate generously as every gift helps, with headquarters at 312 West Ninth Street. Dabney urges citizens to respond to charity appeals and to support collectors who will seek contributions.
Madam Lula Mae Butler Hurst of Kansas City, famed as America s greatest gospel singer soloist and impresario, headlines Southern Baptist Church events next Tuesday and Wednesday night. Large audiences have greeted this production in every city.
The essay notes a young man in India who forsook wealth and titles to uplift his people. It asserts he did not completely fail, and acknowledges Trotter's equally challenging, measured campaign for equal rights, marking racial history's future discussion by his test and strategy.
Citizens recognize Mrs Renfro's broad excellence in undertaker work. She is a graduate of the College of Embalming and an expert in restoration, a first class mortician.
The Terminal Hotel under Sylvanus Jefferson plans a beer garden near the terminal. The establishment, known for private dinners and parties, promises fine food and pleasure and efficient dining car service.
One week remains until April 27 when Walnut Hills hosts the Jabberwock sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Judges face tough prize decisions as each participating group aims to deliver the best stunt. Bring your tally to the performance and inquire about party tallies from Mrs Ehtel Callman for information.
Women to Work completed its organization and announced its ten platform points at a recent meeting. The group pledges to insist on equal recognition of women in public affairs. Dr. Julia P. Coleman serves as president and Mrs. Roscoe Conklin Bruce as vice president.
An Old Fashioned Cake Walk and a select program honor the Crawford Penny Club's anniversary at Eckstein School Glendale on Thursday April 26 at 8 30 P M. The public is cordially invited to attend.
A sixty day southern tour critiques the New Deal noting race as a line of entitlements. The speaker argues poor whites suffer first while Blacks lag behind and gain only where funds are large. Observers describe Black laborers shoveling under white overseers on road projects.
Dr. Wheat hails Ephraim as a rising leader and organizer from Chicago University praised for his work on international interracial affairs. The piece notes his brilliance and a bright future, with gratitude to Dr. Wheat for presenting his views to the public.
Raleigh police arrested two white couples over the weekend in connection with the fatal stabbing of Thomas Watkins, a colored bus boy, at the Carolina Hotel. Watkins was found Jan 17 in an alley with stab wounds and died soon after. Suspects include J. L. Black jack Perry and his wife, Walter Perry, and Betty Adams. Perry is an ex convict.
Mrs Helen Hiles of the Ohio Emergency School will teach piano to children and adult beginners at home located at 1110 Chapel Street Woolburn. The program aims to provide instruction in piano music for all ages and skill levels.
Police say both women are at large. Perry's wife was ordered from Nash square for loitering with two women weeks earlier and blamed for the murder. She says Watkins offered a ride in his car. she refused, telling her ex convict husband. He and his brother pursued Watkins, caught him in an alley, and stabbed him while one held him.
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