Overoccu mer Bible Students Meeting and Local Notices
The Bible Students hold a Sunday April 22 gathering at 3 30 P M with speaker J Jackson at Knights of Honor Hall no collection. Local sick lists include Mrs Golden Sydney Mrs Annabelle Jackson Mrs Macey Thomas and Mrs Mary Johnson. Mr and Mrs Chester Sherman welcomed a fine boy. Colonial Club hosted by Mrs Anna Turner and a dinner at Mrs Arthur Morgan and others. Hosts Mr and Mrs Clem Johnson entertained at Mrs Jesse White's Rockdale Ave home with 35 covers and a pleasant evening.
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Bible Students
J. Jackson
Knights of Honor Hall
Clem Johnson
Jesse White
Rockdale Ave
Thankful remembrance of FRANK WEATHERFORD of Avondale
The bereaved family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy at the illness and death of their husband and father FRANK WEATHERFORD who passed away Thursday April 5 1923. Special gratitude to Rev J H Jackson the choir and friends for flowers and to Rankin Bros for aiding in the funeral.
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Frank Weatherford
Avondale
J. H Jackson
Rankin Bros
Rev
B. Davis Scott
Thanks for kindness after death of Harrison Blackburn
Grateful note from Mrs M S Blackburn and Mrs Millie Blackburn for support during her husband Harrison Blackburn’s illness and death on March 27 1923. Tribute cheered by floral gifts and words from Zion Industrial Club Ladies Improvement Club Mothers' Club and numerous individuals plus Cincinnati District Convention and Main Street Baptist Church Lexington Ky. Eulogy by Drs P W Eidson and L W Gray.
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Harrison Blackburn
Zion Industrial Club
Deckebach
Ladies Improvement ‘Club
Simms
Tyler
Robertson
Mothers’ Club
Thorpe
Hall
C. Johnson
Devere
Johnson
Hodges
Community notices thank donors and plan charity events
Mrs Beulah Samuels thanks Corinthian Lodge Kenton Chapter True American Rev B F Smith Rev L W Gray and Trustees for pew service support amounting to 167 59 The Ohio Valley Social Club spouses hosted Mrs Jas E Lacey at a surprise party presenting a cut glass flower basket A concert Wednesday night supports the Colored Orphan s Band urging patronage and noting musical instruments for the organization The Gibson waiters welfare committee gave Mr Thomas Dixon of Barr Street four dollars on April 11 Returns from Mr and Mrs Wm H Roberts of Pasadena include a Royal Tournament of Roses edition and apologies for delayed thanks for the gift
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Beulah Samuels
Corinthian Lodge
Kenton
True American
B. F. Smith
Rev
L. W. Gray
Ohio Valley Social Club
Jas. E. Lacey
Sudden Death of General Jos L. Jones Shocks Community
General Jos L. Jones died unexpectedly after a month of public activity and a late night, home routine. He collapsed in his room around 4 a.m. after a day with family, with his funeral set for Saturday at Allen Temple. The note also mentions Bishop Geo C Clement’s visit to St John and a reader request about publishing names in marriages.
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Jos. L. Jones
Henry Higgins
Allen Temple
Geo. C. Clement
St. John
Foote
Ed Younger Named Head Waiter at Coney Island
Ed Younger has been appointed head waiter at Coney Island, signaling a leadership change in the guest service team. The move positions Younger to oversee dining staff and guest experience at the popular seaside venue.
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Ed. Younger
Coney Island
Played Some Mean Ball Excelsiors Top Reds in Nine Inning Duel
The Excelsiors a color ed Cincinnati team in Class A amateur league edged the Triple A club after a scoreless stretch through eight innings. The colored team finally broke through in the ninth to win before a large Deer Creek crowd. The Times Star commentary laments racial barriers in baseball noting colored players exist but face white appearance and affiliations.
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Excelsiors
Cincinnati
Triple A
Deer Creek
Times-Star
Rev B Davis Scott Dies After Five-Year Pastorate At Antioch
Obituary notes Rev B Davis Scott who died February 1923 after serving Antioch Baptist Church five years four months and eight days. He planned a church temple project for 1925 and raised over $42,000. Card of thanks from the bereaved family thanks ministers and supporters including local unions and hospitals for funeral aid and floral gifts. A closing unrelated remark from a real estate agent follows.
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B. Davis Scott
Antioch Baptist Church
Antioch
Remodeling contract for Seventh and Linn Streets building
Contractor J. T. Crutcher engaged for the remodeling of the building at Seventh and Linn Streets. Hardwood Seors & socially, and related parties listed in the notice.
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J. T. Crutcher
Seventh and Linn Streets
Hardwood
Seors & Socially
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Horace Sudduth
West Fifth Street
Reginald E. Beamon
West Fifth St
John
Ohio
Henry H. Grandison
Lavinia Ave
Wolbrn
Stanley Sprageng
Mercantile Library
Henry C. Rocker
Walnut Street
West
Eighth Street
W. H. Hill & Company Funeral Directors
Canal
Prince & Calls
Woodburn
Chapel Street
D. McCoy & Co
Balmer
Chase
West Ninth Street
Jas H. Thompson Undertaker
Hathaway Street
C. W. Williams
C. L. Coleman
Park
Ellis Brothers
Sffile
Chapera
West Fifth Strmert
Stewnman
Porage Day
Wight
Lady Aptndawr
Mrs. Golden Sydney
Annabelle Jackson
Mrs
Chester Sherman
Elizabeth Baughman
Macey Thomas
First Baptist Church
Mary Johnson
Mrs. Anna Turner
Colonial Club
Arthur Morgan
M. S. Blackburn
Millie Blackburn
Colored Orphan’s Band
Gibson
Thomas Dixon
Barr Street
Wm. H. Roberts
Pasadena
Turnell
Alliance of Cincinnati
Covington
Mercy Hospital
F. C. Locust
L. K. Mitchell
A. W. Jackson
R. D. Phillips
C. T. Isom
Columbus
J. H. Thompson
Sudduth
W. Copeland
Undertaker
Abulance Service
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Central Ave
Moroney
Third Street
Terminal
Cincinnati, Ohio
van Horn
L. H.G. Sanders
T. J. Banks
Hotel Sterling
Mound Street
Edward S. .Ohnson
West Seventh Street
Cutter Street
Lincoln Avenue
Wodek
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
Edward H. Habig
West Sixth Street
J. K
Sherman
J. H
Pekin Theatre
Sporra
Cincinnati and Covington
E. L. Gifford Company Real Estate
Madisonville
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