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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1920
Page
2
What Thou To Others Shall Have Done Quote
A Seneca proverb echoes a moral about reciprocity. The maxim urges consideration of actions toward others as those effects return to oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca
Munroe Death Sparks Will Contest Over Funeral Plans
The death of Wm. Munroe at 1224 Dewey Ave triggers a probate dispute. Judge W. H. Lueders sides with brother Thomas Munroe on choosing the undertaker, assigns funeral costs, and orders Mrs. Corella Kenner to the front seat in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Munroe
T. J. Munroe
Copeland
Rankin
The
Enquirer
Munroe
Dewey Avenue
Corella Kenner
William Copeland
Barr Street
Thomas J. Munroe
Rankin Bros
Chapel Street
Lueders
Kenner
Xenia
Ohio
Thomas Munroe
Rankin Brothers
B. F. Smith
White Gentleman Sentenced in Indicted Case
Testimony of a nine year old girl against William A. Collins of Peru Indiana led Municipal Court Judge Samul W Bell to sentence Collins 60 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs. The girl said Collins offered money and attempted to molest her yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Collins
Peru
Ind
Samul W Bell
Collins
Lincoln Theatre Presents A Week Of Fox Features
The Lincoln Theatre lists a week of screenings led by Enver and The Adventurer with Mutt and Jeff, Young Mrs Winthrop and The Whirl Wind final chapter. New serial The Branded Four starts Monday with Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber. Other titles include Fair and Warmer Why Smith Left Home The Old Home Stead The Spirit of Good The Third Eye Bunkered and a Pathe Western. A big country store event Fridays and daily feature pictures accompany the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Farnum
Fox
Mutt
Jeff
Winthrop
Chas, Hutchinson
Branded Four
Ben Wilson
Neva
Gerber
Metro
Smith
Denman Thompson
Madeline Travers
Warner Oland
Mrs. and
Mr. Drew
Young Buffalo
Pathe
Lyceum Theatre weekly bill offers Variety of star attractions
The Lyceum Theatre presents Marguerite Clark in The Widow by Proxy and The Great Houdini in Terror Island with a Paramount Aircraft production Every Woman. Sessue Hayakawa stars in Hashmi Togo and George Beban in Jules of the Strong Heart plus Burdew ing Tabloid Co. Girls and a Tuesday crowd at the country store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Merry Bird
Great Houdini
Paramount
Terror Island
South Sea Islands
Paramount Aircraft
George Beban
Jules
Social notes from Louisville and surrounding towns
Dr. Robert B. Scott of Louisville visits Park Street Church and spends time with his sister. Various locals are listed as visiting or traveling including Mrs. Jack Shotwell and Mr. Walter Smith of Indianapolis, Miss Louise Lewis, Miss Frances Kendricks, Mrs. Alberta Wills, Mr. Fred Hamilton, and others visiting Cleveland, Chicago, and Lewes Ohio at Y W C A camps or in personal visits. Notable death: Mr. Arthur Beaver dies suddenly on Price Hill July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Scott
Louisville
City
Board of Home Mission Church
Park Street Church
Jack Shotwell
Arthur Beaver
Thomas
Price Hill
Carmel Myers Returns to the Screen in New Pictures
After an eighteen month absence Carmel Myers resumes film work. The revived star, previously in legitimate theater, is captured by the camera once more, delighting her numerous admirers with fresh screen appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Myers
The Gadfly on Travel Rights and Human Prowess
A humorous critique of travel, laws, and traveler behavior. The Gadfly muses on hotel protections for clerks and guests, the limits of traveler rights, and the universal urge to move, explore, and endure discomfort for pleasure. It lampoons snack packers, noisy travelers, and the human habit of always wanting to go somewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of God
Visit Madam Reeder's bair park and restorer claim
A misspelled notice touts Madam Reeder's bair park with claims of a wonderful speedy bair restorer. It mentions agents wanted to handle Reida fair Restorer, with references to braid and switche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Reeder
Bair Park
Hande
Reida
Wording Sale Ad From K Ebersole Printing Co
A period ad offers $1.85 delivery with no extra charges and urges samples first. It lists a weekly special at Hotel Sterling Pharmacy with sale prices on Palmolive Soap Black and White Soap Cuticura Soap Milk of Magnesia and other items, noting regular prices and reduced sale figures. The page includes contact details and a call to action for phone or drop-pass delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Ecce
Ridge
K. L. Ebersole
Wonderful progress at Cherry Grove and Homestead Manor
Public interest surges as visitors from across the country tour Cherry Grove and Homestead Manor. Rapid development, land clearing, tree planting, and improvements build confidence in the project. Local representatives and numerous residents praise the venture and urge others to invest in the Homestead Development Association of Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove
Homestead Manor
Washington Terrace
Publc
Mrs Louise Brooks Weds Frederick Brooks in Quiet Ceremony
Mrs Louise Brooks daughter of Mrs Zack Shotwell returned Sunday morning from Detroit with her husband Frederick Brooks to whom she was quietly married Saturday. A five course dinner with twenty covers honored them. They will reside with the bride’s mother as town guests Mrs Esters of Chicago and Mr Walter Smith of Indianapolis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brooks
Zack Shotwell
Detroit
Frederick Brooks
Esters
Chicago
Walter Smith
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
UNION
W. P. Dabney
Mcallister Street
Cincinnati
W. H. Lueders
Lincoln Theatre
North Pole
Lyceum Theatre
Sessue Haykawa
Hashmul Togo
Burdewing Tabloid Co
Ollie M. Shotwell
Mr. Davis
William
Clifton Springs, New York
Anna Jackson
North Vernon
Louise Lewis
Haze Tenfro
Hammon
Frances Kendricks
Lewes, Ohio
Alberta Wills
Cleveland
Fred Hamilton
Washington
Leoia Williams
Y. W
Mary Simpson
Daughte
Arah
Louise Lewis i
Mrs. Morton
Ira Jones
Hopital
Frances Kendricks Hes
Som
Level
USA
Jing
Mein Host
Xood
Passamaquoddy
Golden Gate
Fred D. McCoy & Co
West Ninth Street
West
Tatronize
Hamilton County Bank
Woodburn Avenue
E. H. Matthews
K. Ebersole Printing Co
Lueders Ave
Hotel Sterling Pharmacy
California
NFED
Evangeline Home
ADJ
Lillian Wright
West Sixth Street
Limelight
Homestead Development Association
Pany
Erry Grove
Cora Be, Stanton
Shipman
Daniel
Eugene Morton
North Bend Road
College Hill
Robert Benja
Mary Moore
O'Bryan Street
Lene Woodburn
Lizzie Branch
Monfort Street
Woodburn
Lucy Bedford
Richmond Street
Canal
Serena Mason
Mad Anhony Street
Northside
Elizabeth B. Delaney
Fifteenth Street
Covington
Mayme Richardson
Ken
Avenue
Nattie Dunkinson
Grove Avenue
Lockl and
Susie L. Sheppard
Robert Benjamin
Welbrn
J. W. Coleman
Wee Eighth Street
R. Hi. Davis
Edison Ave
Nue
Robert L. Maddox
Betts
Treet
John S. Fielding
Wes
Sixth Street
W. Court St
Sphinx
Newton Newkirk
Residence Park
Jesse D. Locker
W. Sixth ST
Fannie L. Brown
Mme. D. L. Butler
Elmore Street
X. Cumminsville
A Peli
H. Nbersote Printing Co
Phone Ridge
Rutters Ave
Benner
Phone Woodbern
Gulow St
Cumminsville
Ben. Lewis
the District Assembly OF the
Church OF God
and Saints OF Christ
Hotel Sterling
Sixth and Mound Sts
J. M. Groves
Emporia
Kans
A. S. Dickerson
Pittsburgh
J. W. Dickerson
Newark
N. J
S. W. P. Harper
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