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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
3
Mr Archie Lewis one of our old citizens died the past week. Mr Harry Coursey of Purdue St has a Ford Sedan. We received many letters too late for publication this week. Watch next week.
The Stenographic Class at the Lockland Branch Y M C A held its closing exercises Tuesday night with graduates including Mr. and Mrs. Van Roberts Rev and Mrs Warner Mrs Jessie Bowles Mrs Clara Lane Miss Viola Beasley Mr Curtis Eliott and Mrs Clay. The bereaved thank neighbors for support and the undertaker Le Roy Walker for services.
Dr L K Williams pastor of Oliver Baptist Church spoke to Chicago University students about his church. He contrasted Oliver’s past and present, noting growth from 26 to 55 departments and from 260 to 860 officers.
A church highlights extensive social service programs in 1916 including Bureau of Information Free Employment Agency Working Men's Home housing and rooming day nursery free milk to poor children and the Elizabeth McCormick Fund Riding a Child's Clinic Boys Work athletic activities and Bible hours for children and mothers. It notes 800 meals 380 free beds 316 baths and 19 000 free meals provided and 456 employments given. The speaker urges more church focus on worldly needs over singing and ritual to reduce crime prejudice and hypocrisy.
Oklahoma Governor J. A. B. Robinson issued a general order declaring no officer or man in the Oklahoma National Guard may owe allegiance to any secret organization that could be arrayed against the United States or Oklahoma and its laws. The proclamation was made public in Oklahoma City on April 23.
Authorities are urged to act as police in several cities reportedly sympathize with mobs during race or religious riots. The warning notes that officers connected with the organization could side with a mob, urging public vigilance before it is too late.
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