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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
4
The Goods can be purchased here at wholesale and retail. Address: 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Mrs Anna Baker wife of Hamimond Baker died April 13. Gratitude expressed to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and bereavement. Thanks extended to H G Sanders undertaker for services. Body shipped to Lexington Kentucky.
In loving remembrance of my dear daughter Mrs Jennie Sherman nee Hogan who departed this life April 26 1918. Death has robbed me of my daughter Whom I loved and cherished dear. It was daughter yes dear daughter Can I help but shed a tear. I miss her how I miss her When I see her vacant chair Sadly missed by her loving mother Mrs Mattie Simmons.
Silas McDonald thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the long illness and after the death of his wife Carrie Belle McDonald. He also thanks Rev Gray Blackburn for the sermon, Kelly and Taylor for services, and the many donors of floral tributes.
Mrs Eleanor Smith entertained Sunday her sister Mrs Clark Jack son and her nephew Mr Alvin D Wilson of Georgetown Ky and family. Covers for 12.
In loving memory of Letitia Dix Spencer who died April 17 1918 in Chicago Illinois. Rest in peace. May she rest eternal. Sad reflections from her husband and mother in law William H Dixon and Alice E Dixon and other relatives. Also anniversary notices and community notices from April 1919.
Job advertisement seeking singers or dancers for touring show. steady work with salary assured. applicants must be of light or brown color. contact Mr James Hines at 671 West Fifth Street Cincinnati Ohio for details or to apply.
Read! Be Wise! Read every week the list of our advertisers and patronize them. If you had any of them not square, let us know. For years many have advertised in The Union and prospered. Patronize them and enjoy courteous service. Tell them you saw this in The Union for bargains.
For sale a combined ice cream confectionary and restaurant at 644 W Ninth St featuring white 4 D colored trade. Also available to rent, a house at 811 Bowen Street with seven large rooms and attic in the city center, suitable for furnished rooms. Inquiries to 702 Second Nat Bk Bldg Ninth and Main.
Sinai Temple No 59 Order of the Mystic Shrine meets the fourth Thursday monthly at 8 pm in the Masonic hall at Genesee and Central avenue. Ill Potentate Frank Brown and Ill Recorder John W. Green preside.
A Friday evening program features a concert and secure recital at St Andrew's Parish House as part of the village bazaar activities. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy a varied schedule of performances.
Attorney A Lee Beatty a State Legislature member will address The Forum Sunday afternoon April 27 at 4 oclock on why the Beaty Civil Rights Bill was defeated.
The Good Samaritans and Daughter of Samaria will host their Annual Sermon Sunday on May 4 at Carmel Presbyterian Church.
Citizens express gratitude to the Quen Mothers of the several Tents along with their maids and pages for attending the funeral of Little Sylvia D. Frye, our president in memory and esteem.
The document notes 300,114 Indians in this country contributed to War Relief, with 9000 Indian soldiers donating funds. They donated $2,000,000 to War Relief and bought $50,000,000 in Liberty Bonds. Christian Church at 18-20 Kerrgon Avenue is listed with Rev. R. H. Davis as minister.
The 1st Troop of Girl Scouts organized in Cincinnati is Troop No. 56 at St. Andrew Parish. Miss F. Oxley captains, Miss J. I. Cameron lieutenant. The troop received its Investiture on Wednesday evening, April 16, from Mrs KE. A. Andrews, Local Division.
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