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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
2
The Union urges unity and loyalty among readers, emphasizing spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political cooperation. It quotes Seneca on reciprocal deeds and outlines the paper’s mission to foster solidarity and advancement for the race.
Eight thousand workers ask 1580, 000 voters to join in a crusade of mercy to aid the needy. The Mayor proclaims a civic duty to give according to ability for a year. Pledges from $5 to $100 are welcomed. more is better, less not rejected. Everyone not receiving aid should contribute.
Brown Chapel A M E Church announces a rally on Sunday July 2 with group leaders distributing cards. The Bazaar by Stewardess Board No 1 was a large success and aided by workers in harmony. American Woodmen to hold anniversary services next Sunday at 3 PM with public invited. Busy Bee Social Friday features Young People club led by President Minerva Gross.
Invitation issued for Colored Citizens to ride the steamer Thursday morning to the Grant Centenary. Notables named include Dr. Garland Penn Hon. Geo W Hays Rev B F Smith Rev Wilbur Page Joseph L Jones W P Dabney Horace Sudduth William H Gunn Henry M Higgins John 8 Fielding Thomas J Howard Fred 3 Hamilton Albert L Imes Dr L A Cornish A Lee Beaty.
American Legion and The Woman's Auxiliary hold a special meeting at Carmel Presbyterian Church at 11 A M. Rev W L Breen preaches on The War Is Not Over. Ex servicemen and all who served in the Great World War invited. Co W Anderson commanding general Wilbur Page chaplain Prof C Kelly provides music.
The bereaved mother and husband express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their daughter and wife Moretta Chantee Williams. Praise Rev Smith for consoling words, Meall School Students for songs, floral donors, and LeRoy Walker for funeral arrangements.
Obituary notes Thos McKinley Harris of Philadelphia born 1896, noted prodigy in art. Describes schooling from Northwest Grammar to Southern High, academy draws, service in war, teaching posts in Alabama and Nashville, and family ties to Frank W Harris and Lavinia Booth Harris. Includes memorial resolutions from State Normal School Nashville and Omega Psi Phi, dated April 9, 1922.
The Union calls for a combined history and directory of local lodges churches and business leaders. It urges families to submit lodge rooms houses and church pictures for a lasting record to educate future generations. Address The Union for information.
A memorial message from W J Hale and the faculty and students expressing sympathy for a lost coworker and loved one. They send a fifty dollar gift to be used as deemed fit for a memorial in honor of their never forgotten friend, read at the funeral.
Special Feature Pictures presents a four day run starting Sunday April 30 with Hail the Woman starring Theodore Roberts Florence Vidor Madge Bellamy and Lloyd Hughes. The bill includes White Eagle on Monday May 1 and May 4 5 Shoulder to Shoulder Buck Jones western, Winners of the West serial, One a Minute, Two Wise Wives Lois Weber, Thunder Clap race horse feature May 9 10 11.
The Second Baptist Church Madisonville reports Rev. Blues sermons both logical and spiritual. Morning subject Rich Inheritance of God's People. Evening subject Life's Pathway. Crowded houses attended. Missionary Club held its monthly meeting in the afternoon. Pastor Choir and B Y P U are set for Friday night at the Chatauqua at Antioch Church. The Esther Team will have.
Hot and cold water included in a single room rental at 3266 Gaff Avenue. Contact Avon 3940 X for H. N. Conway. Rent is 45 dollars per month.
Five room Northside brick dwelling offers hot and cold water gas and electricity. Includes cement cellar summer kitchen and furnace. Bargain price listed at 4206 dollars with contact via Park 1644 L or at 4228 Mad Anthony Street.
The report covers a sacred concert on Sunday afternoon and a visiting mother from Danville. It notes the Mothers Club meeting at Mrs. Eliza Penman’s, announces purchases of machines by Ford Rife, Benjamin, and Alfred Titus, and records two marriages: Oscar Fultz with Stella Roze and Geo. Smith with Minnie Johnson at the Bride’s home on Kenyon Avenue. Also mentions recovering members Mrs Parish White Armstrong Mar men, and improvements for Mrs Blue and Mrs Mundy after illness.
Cincinnati born instructor condemns jazz influenced head holds and cootie steps as vulgar. He says stylish, graceful dancing is healthful when properly taught and urges ministers and the public to ban suggestive motions at dances for youths under eighteen. He praises Williams and Harris but seeks broader help.
A brief readable item lists a contact number and address at Lueders Avenue in Cincinnati Virginia for Ridge 59 with the ZIP 83710, noting a location detail surfaced in the OCR.
Printing done cheap for business cards and stationery. 1000 cards $2.25, envelopes, bill heads, edgers, and wedding invitations. Church printing offered with special service. Entertainment tickets also $2.25 per 1000. Call and agent will call with samples. Ridge 593, K. L. Baberso, 3710 Leaders Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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