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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1919

Page

4

La Mae Social Club Hay Ride Highlights Local Social Scene

The La Mae Social Club hosted a hay ride Saturday night. Mrs. John Thompson and her daughter of Chapeltreet are both doing nicely. The Rose Bud Embroidery Club will meet at Mrs. Marion Pinkard's residence Friday. Mr. George Glenn arrived home unexpectedly Thursday.

The la Mae Social Club John Thompson Chapeltreet Rose Bud Embroidery Club Marion Pinkard George Glenn

Spiritualist Marriage Ties Mary Mack and Samuel Knox

Bishop Mary Mack and Rév. Samuel Knox of the Spiritualist Church wed at Allen Temple last week. The ceremony featured 24 crowned mediums as part of the bridal party, with Mrs. Emma Hodges Young as matron of honor in white georgette crepe and flowers.

Mary Mack Samuel Knox Spiritualist Church Allen Temple Emma Hodges Young Georgette Crepe Clinton Gibbs

Local Society Notes and Events Roundup

Miss Athalee Paton visits her aunt Mrs. M. E. Whitlow in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs. Hall hosts the Rosé Bud Embroidery Club Friday. Brown Chapel Sunday school picnic well attended at Burnet Woods Saturday. Mrs. Colter of Kemper Lane badly bitten by a mad cat and under physician care. Mr. Larz Davenport entertained at dinner with sisters in law Irene Davenport and Mable Mitchell visiting their uncle A. J. Brown. Mrs. Mamie B. Bacon elected grand lecturer of the Grand Court of Calanthe at Hamilton Ohio.

Athalee Paton Louisville, Ky M. E. Whitlow Brown Chapel Burnet Woods Larz Davenport Irene Davenport Mable Mitchell A. J. Brown Mamie B. Bacon Grand Court of Calanthe Hamilton, O

Corporal McKinley Returns From France With Family Support

Corporal John M. McKinley of the 813th Pioneer Regiment has returned from France after ten months with the American army. He is now at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Mack Wallace.

Corporal John M. McKinley 813Th Pioneer Regiment France Mrs Mack Wallace

Mr. Keller Jr Arrives Home From France In Good Health

Frank Keller Jr. returned home last Tuesday after his trip to France and was reported as looking the picture of health.

Frank Keller, Jr France

Chapele Host Stag for Homecoming of Frank Keller

Mr and Mrs Wm Chapele gave a stag last Wednesday evening to welcome their brother Frank Keller home from his travels. The party featured familiar faces and a congenial atmosphere as guests offered best wishes and shared memories.

Wm. Chapele Frank Keller

Danville Couple Hosts Recognitions After Marriage

Mrs Lucille Levelle of Danville Kentucky was entertained last Friday evening by Miss Chinn. Mr and Mrs B W Ferguson are grateful to all who remembered them with gifts and acknowledged their marriage in any way.

Lucille Levelle Danville Kentucky Miss Chinn B. W. Ferguson Cincinnati

Mrs Mary Richardson Dies in Louisville Noted Lawyer Attache’s Sister

Mrs Mary Martha Richardson sister of J M Tadlock a Bell Telephone attache died recently in Louisville. A prominent figure she served as Past Mistress of several organizations a lawyer and notary public. Her body was interred in Danville before family and many mourners.

Mary Martha Richardson J. M. Tadlock Bell Telephone Company Louisville Danville

Mrs Lorena C Taylor Leaves Tuskegee for War Service

Mrs Lorena C Taylor a popular Tuskegee teacher is at the YWCA for a few days en route to New York after being granted a leave of absence to perform war community service.

Lorena C. Taylor Tuskegee New York

Bayes Family Guest of Zieglers in Parkersburg Visit

Mr. John Bayes from Parkersburg West Virginia and his son stayed several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler, visiting the area and renewing family ties.

John Bayes Parkersburg W. Va M. L. Ziegler

Lydia Todd and son return home to Middletown

Mrs. Lydia Todd and her son George Lee Todd have come back to their Middletown residence after a brief visit with Lydia's sister, Mrs. Anna Thrasher.

Lydia Todd George Lee Todd Middletown Anna Thrasher

Phone Ridge 395 R 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati O

Phone Ridge listed at 3710 Lueders Avenue in Cincinnati Ohio with a 395 R designation. The entry records a local address and reference code likely for a building or service listing in the city directory.

Norwood East Norwood Highland Avenue Geo. Hussey Third Street Cincinnati Ohio Lueders Ave Cincinnati, O

Ruffin completes Poro System and temple news

Mrs Emma Caulder Ruffin completed the Poro System under Mrs Zack Shotwell at 4168 Webster avenue Norwood. Dr Chas S Schooley met Capt Mallory in Dayton after his return from France. Knights and Daughters of Tabor state deputy H S Jacobs to organize a temple at Batavia Ohio on Sunday 27th. Several social visits and illness notes follow.

Emma Caulder Ruffin Zack Shotwell Webster Avenue Norwood Chas S. Schooley Dayton Bob”. Mallory France H. 8. Jacobs The Knights and Daughters of Tabor Batavia

Farm Opportunity Near City Seeks Honest Couple

An ad seeks a middle aged or elderly man and his wife to take a grand opportunity on a farm near the city. Must be industrious and stock knowledgeable. Address the Union Office at 420 Mallis Terrace, Cincinnati.

OF the Union Cincinnati

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and News

Mr and Mrs Charles Doll of Columbus visit relatives in this city while Mrs Mable Mitchell and Mrs Irene Davenport see their cousin Mrs Mary Simpson in Wilberforce last week. The Esthetics plan entertainment soon. Mrs P R West of Barr street is ill. Mrs Bessie Watson hosted a whist gathering Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Beasley depart for Chicago to settle. Mrs Lala Hoggans recovering from a mild illness. Mr and Mrs G Harris of Covington Ky welcome a baby girl Ruth Harris. Mrs Johnson of Monfort street remains ill. Mr Henry Hoggan of Lincoln Avenue staying in Youngstown for an indeterminate period. Mr and Mrs Robert Bolte from Detroit enjoy time here visiting Mrs Chas S Chrystal at 3109 Mathers street Walnut Hills.

Robert Bolte Detroit Chas Chrystal Mathers Street Walnut Hills

Spectacular booths and lights at Cincinnati Asylum display

Friday event at the Orphan Asylum will showcase grand decorations and an electrical display by night. Society attends in force as residents see elegant men and pretty women in Cincinnati, hailed as the Queen City of the West.

The Orphan Asylum Cincinnati West

Family thanks for kindness during illness and death of Mr Matthew W Bell

The bereaved family expresses gratitude to friends for support during the illness and death of Mr Matthew W Bell. They name Rev Edison Ebby Burney for consoling remarks, Mrs Anderson Jackson Ward and Prof Quarles for music, and Undertakers Smith Hagens for their service. Mrs C A Trent and Mrs Jessie Scruggs sign.

Matthew W. Bell Edison Ebby and Burney Anderson Jackson, Ward Prof Quarles Smith &Hagens C. A. Trent Jessie Scruggs

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