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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
2
St John’s Church May 28 Event by City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary Talbot speaks May 28 at St John’s Church under City Federation of Women’s Clubs. On June 1 at Park Street Church, pianist Helen E. Hagan performs, presented by local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Talbot
St. John's Church
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Helen E. Hagan
Park Street Church
Danville boy confesses. Negro cleared by grand jury
Keith Phillips, 16, confessed to the grand jury in Danville after an attack on Willie Trimble, 7. He exonerated Lucien X. Jenkins, a Black man accused and mob-threatened the previous night, saying Jenkins was not with him and he acted alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Keith Phillips
Willie Trimble
Marcus Trimble
Lucien X. Jenkins
Hades
We Are Watched and Judged by White People
A colored speaker urges action against careless and ignorant behavior by white society. He argues that public chatter about church and heaven reveals deeper ignorance about the country and its history, and calls for teaching the community to protect its reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Hell
Reflection on hoped progress fades after church begging
A past meeting stirred enthusiasm among citizens about progress of colored people, spurred by white attendees. The next day the crowd learned the speakers were soliciting funds for the church, tempering earlier optimism with practical disappointment.
Public etiquette urged to curb noisy racial conduct
The text condemns colored people making themselves obnoxious in theaters and on cars, warns that whites will object, and calls on churches lodges and other institutions to teach proper etiquette for public places and remove such behavior from street corners.
Seasickness and Science Clash at Sea
A humorous critique of seasickness and science failing to prevent it. The piece jokes that seasickness crops up after leaving harbor and laments water’s unpredictability while offering no reliable cures. It mocks authorities and friends who tout ineffective remedies and hints at the universal dread of a rocking deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Irish Channel
Lyceum Theatre Week Ahead at Lyceum
Lyceum Theatre presents a varied lineup starting Sunday with Charley Ray in Red Hot Dollars and What s Your Husband Doing on Monday. The schedule includes The Land of Opportunity, a Lincoln story, Wally Reid in Double Speed, and serial Lightning Brice. Special prizes, a display of imported bags, and hundreds in purses feature through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Ray
Hauman
Charles
Ogrce
Honeysuckle Inn
Land of Opportunity
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre Week Film Slate and Prizes
Lincoln Theatre presents Wallace Reid in Double Speed and Ruth Roland in The Ad ventures of Ruth this Sunday and The Praise Agent on a Republic program. Week features Dr W Griffiths The Fall of Babylon Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday showcases Trailed by Three with Stuart Holmes and Frankie Mann and Kathryn Williams animal stories. Friday offers Her Elephant Man by Wm Fox and Saturday The Fatal Fortune with Helen Holmes. Country store every Friday night with two prize drawings each evening, including silver spoons and a Gilbert Eight day clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Ruth Roland
Ruth
Republic
Weé
Stuart Holmes
Frankie Mann
Kathryn Williams
Fox
Wm. Fox
Helen Holmes
Franklyn Farnum
Thos H. Ince
Gilbert
Mothier Cook Book Promotes Ready Soups For Busy Homes
A vintage advertisement outlines canned ready to serve soups and vegetable cans containing celery, turnip, carrot and parsley. It suggests using broth to make vegetable soup and offers a milk egg yolk based cream soup and spinach thickened with flour and butter served with croutons for nourishment and year round variety.
Wolding Offers Delivered Service For $1.85
A simple ad promotes a delivery service underwritten by a private agent promising no rent, own building, and direct contact. It urges readers to send samples first and respond by mail or phone, emphasizing low price and immediate agent contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge
Mary Bell Saulter resumes M. D. S. System business
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 We-8th Street restarts sole ownership and manufacture of the M. D. S. System. She invites friends to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Saulter
We — 8Th St
Divorce Petition in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Daisy Scroggins unknown address receives notice that June Scroggins filed March 12 petition for divorce for wilful absence. Docketed as 173980 in Domestic Relations division. response required by May 3, 1920 or allegations will be deemed true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Scroggins
June Scroggins
the Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
Concrete Example of Progress at Schoolhouse Porch
Wellston Items in Washington Iowa Journal notes progress as the community completed a cement porch at the schoolhouse over the weekend with a Saturday build event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Washington
Tomato preparation from a vintage recipe note
Six medium tomatoes are prepared by rubbing the inside after removing the pulp with salt and pepper and a little creamed butter. They are filled with stewed corn mixed with a tablespoon of cheese, then topped with breadcrumbs and baked until tender without breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover Hensy
Investment Prospect From Cherry Grove Lots
Homestead Development Association offers multiple 30x144 ft lots in Cherry Grove at $46.50 each with $3 monthly payments and no interest. Free development, shade trees planted per lot, and a money back guarantee with a warranty deed. Contact Dept. A at 222 West Court Street Cincinnati Ohio or Canal 4339.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Development Association
Dept. A
West Court Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Miss Clara Stevens Opens Hair and Scalp Service
Miss Clara Stevens completes training in the Pero System under Mrs. Hattie M. Castleman and begins taking customers at her home 2312 May Street. Phone Woodburn 5153-Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stevens
Hattie M. Castleman
May Street
Woodburn
Mt Zion Rally Sunday raises over 950 dollars
Mrs Keys the evangelist conducts services at Bethel Church. Mrs Clay improves. Mrs Cannon entertained Mrs M Thomas of Glendale Sunday. Mr Richard Conrad of Falmouth Kentucky visited relatives here Saturday. Mrs Bluent was sick last week. Mr C Clay had a serious accident. Mr and Mrs Mack entertained relatives at Inner Sunday. Mr R Young and Barber Earhart visited in the Queen City Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Church
Mrs. Keys
Bethel Church
Cannon
M. Thomas
Glendale
Richard Conrad
Falmouth, Ky
Mrs. Mack
Mr. R. Young
Barber Earhart
Queen City
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