Local notices and social updates from The Union
Rev B D Scott returns from Western trip. C Golden buys property on Kerper avenue. Stanley Cowen in New York visiting brother C Ellsworth Cowen. Mrs Frank Fisher to visit Boston and Philadelphia and aunt Mrs J C Thompson in New York. Temple Builders Club entertained by Miss Cora Hocker at Mrs Thos Bailey's on Gaff avenue. Mrs Cassius Miller and friends motor through New England. Ola Thomas ill in General Hospital. Elizabeth Taylor of New Orleans visiting Avondale. Clarence Finley spending summer in Michigan. Gladdis Hickman and Goldie Stevens of Hamilton visiting College Hill friends. Chas and Edward Henderson host T-course dinner for Mrs Lucius of St Louis. Mrs T Mitchell of Macon Ga visiting on W Fourth St. Elder Cheathman of Apostolic Church on George Street holding revival. Martha Williams visiting Canada. Dr Edward Gray and Mrs Gray motor to Washington DC. Master Harrison Hunter's seventh birthday.
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Temple Builders Club
Cora Hocker
Thos. Bailey
Gaff Avenue
Rev E H Blue to Preach at Walnut Hills Tribe of Reuben
The SRHOCOND BAPTIST CHURCH in Madisonville led by Rev E H Blue B Th Pastor held morning services with a devotional text My Soul longeth yea even fainteth for the Courts of Jehova Communion was in the afternoon Evening services featured Rev Dixon delivering an able sermon The pastor is scheduled to preach Sunday afternoon the 13th at First Baptist Church Walnut Hills for the Tribe of Reuben Club
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Blue
Jehova
Apostles
Dixon
First Baptist Church
Walnut Hills
Reuben
Barbecue at Penman Home Draws Wide Support
The Barbecue hosted at Mrs. Penman’s home was a decided success with Rev Blue and Mrs Eliza Penman, presidents of both clubs, working together. A Friday night program and entertainment by Mrs Flora Simpson, president of the Children's Band, is planned to provide a delightful time.
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Flora Simpson
Blackburn and Jacksons Visit Winchester to Be With Ill Mother
Messrs John Blackburn Eugene Jackson and wife motored to Winchester to be at the bedside of a sick mother.
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Messrs
John Blackburn
Eugene Jackson
Winchester
Local Preaching and Trial Set for Tuesday Night
Mr Lawrence Blackburn will preach for us Tuesday night and Mr Wm Frazier will have his trial sermon Tuesday night the 15th.
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Lawrence Blackburn
Wm. Frazier
Undertaker Ellis helps at wreck scene and others noted
Mr Tom Ellis the well known undertaker and embalmer was the first to reach the picnic train wreck last week and his auto rendered valuable service. Dr Snowden of Covington Kentucky died suddenly last week of appendicitis. He was a popular and progressive young man. Mr John White of Mathers Street after visiting Kentucky will join the Vampire Girls in Baltimore. Miss Sadie Samuels and Miss Jewell Landrum enjoy Washington festivities en route to Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York. Mr and Mrs Cassius Miller of 3079 Mathers Street and Mr and Mrs Isaac B Miller of 497 Pendery Ave Wyroming tour through Kentucky. The death of Mrs Hugh Carr was a great shock. her funeral Monday. Mr Jos F Parker’s remains were taken to Mobile Alabama after a ceremony at Renfro and Fieldings Funeral parlors. Mr C J Turnell was taken home from the hospital Monday and is going nicely. Rev. Smith reports most wreck victims are now at home from the hospitals. Miss Alma E Johnson of Baltimore guest of Mr and Mrs Nelson Gant of Columbus returned home after a brief business trip. Miss Marie Clark will have a talented young lady from Boston as a guest soon.
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Tom” Ellis
C. J. Turnell
Rev. Smith
Dr E A Williams Returns From East Trip
Dr. E. A. Williams has come back to the city following a highly successful trip to the East, returning with favorable reports and renewed local engagement.
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Dr. E. A. Williams
Polly of the Fol Lies and Other August Screenings
Sunday and Monday present Polly of the Fol Lies with Constance Talmage in a snappy picture. Vanishing Trail follows with Franklyn Farnum the great Western serial. Reported Missing stars Owen Moore and W Jenkins with notable cost and thrilling wreck and water scenes. Dog Gone Torchy Fox comedy. Little Miss Hawks haw Fox special. Bar Nothing Buck Jones. Winners of the West.
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Polly
THE
Follies
Constance Talmage
Franklyn Farnum
Great Western
Owen Moore
W. Jenkins
The David Crockett of the ax and peavy remembered
A forest engineering professor recalls the American lumberjack archetype from pioneer days. The hardy, loyal figure worked through logging booms and droughts, moved from East to West as forests receded, and inspired song and legend while adapting to new logging methods.
Kentucky Representative Arrest For Election Bribery Plot
Russellville report says R M Amos from Logan County was arrested on a warrant by Major Marmaduke B Bowden Republican candidate. Bowden says Amos confessed and handed over a $200 check marked Cash tied to a plan to spend $206 to buy 600 Black votes in Bowling Green to influence the Third District race.
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Russellville
R. M. Amos
Logan County
General Assembly
Marmaduke B. Bowden
Congress
Amos
Major Bowden
Bowden
W. Q. Moats
Moats
Bowling Green
Brown Chapel M. E. Church Pastor Goes on Vacation
Rev P J Blackburn pastor Brown Chapel M E Church receives vacation grant from church officers and will be away several weeks visiting Toledo Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee if plans hold. Recent visitors include Evangelist Robinson whose singing was a feature last Sunday evening. he belongs to the Chicago Conference.
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Blackburn
City
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brown Chapel
Evangelist Robinson
Pastor’s Absence Sparks Evening Motion Picture Feature
There will be something worth while going on during the pastor's absence. At the morning hour, there will be sermon as usual, and Motion Pictures may be a feature in the evening. Come and see.
Famous Detective Dead in Knoxville Tennessee
John W. Singleton longtime Knoxville detective died last week after a storied career. He partnered with local investigators Hall and Thomas on many cases and was widely known across the United States.
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John W. Singleton
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Hall and
Thomas
Two Men Halt Night Watchman at Fries & Fries Plant
Police believe two men halted Albert Davis, a night watchman, at Fries & Fries plant to rob drums of grain and alcohol. Davis was wounded seriously but returned fire and notified police after staggering to a telephone. He remains in General Hospital in serious condition.
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Necr
Fries & Fries
Eary Yester
Ohol
Davis
General Hospital
Radio Confession Reveals Love Across the Air
A Cincinnati reader signed as 8. W. P. Harper declares through a radio message that someone loves them, claiming the station told the truth. The note expresses certainty in love heard by the morning wind and the radio.
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Sin
Scandal asylums eyed for gossiping lunatics
A writer argues that gossip and anonymous letters reveal a broader social malady. He cites an eminent mind specialist predicting scandal asylums to curb insistent gossips and calls for silencing calumniators amid widespread tongue lashing.
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Chaacter
War names craze noted in UK census rise of Georges
The UK census shows a surge of war inspired names such as Ypres Kitchener Verdun Lorraine Saloniki and lingering oddities like Welcome Death One Too Many while William declines and George rises as the popular given name postwar.
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United Kingdom
Ypres
Verdun
Lorraine
Saloniki
William
George
England
For Rent Room for Gentleman on Gilbert Avenue
Room for a gentleman at 2968 Gilbert avenue.Phone contact Woodburn 5699 L. Call after 8 p m. Lost On Picnic Train Elgin 15 Jewel wrist watch initials C J reward return 705 Kenyon Ave or Call West 1232 Y.
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Gilbert Avenue
Woodburn
Elgin
C. J
Kenyon Ave
Call West
Kerrer Ave
Dunbar
Thirdly and Lastly Sermon Mischief in Scotland
A London Weekly Telegraph joke recalls a Scottish clergyman stuck on “thirdly” who blurts out “Asda now thirdly” as his audience tires. A listener forms a megaphone and shouts, “Thirdly and lastly, sir, ha’e tumbled over the pulpit rails.”
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Scotland
London Weekly Telegraph
Size of our universe seen from Mount Wilson photos
Photographs from Mount Wilson Observatory show light traveling at 186000 miles per second would need 1,000,000 years to cross its width. John Bray of the Astronomical Society of France estimates the universe spans about 5.86971311e13 miles edge to edge and notes our solar system is tiny in comparison, needing 4400 such systems to reach the nearest star.
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Mount Wilson Observatory
John Bray
Astronomical Society of France
Rooms for rent Norwood furnished or unfurnished
For rent in Norwood desire list rooms available either furnished or unfurnished with modern conveniences. Call Avon 5265 for details and arrangements.
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Norwood
Avon
For Rent A Large Room On Walnut Hills
Large airy room to rent on Walnut Hills with modern conveniences. References desired. Contact Woodburn 3952-1 for details.
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Walnut Hills
Woodburn
Lignite Fuel Advances With Partial Gasification
Lignite powder as fuel faced drying and by product losses. A new method combines drying with partial gasification to recover by products and produce semicoke ground into a powder for injection. Optimal gasification temp ranges 900 to 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, with experiments in rotary cement kilns yielding satisfactory results per Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Popular Mechanics
A Changed Man
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt notes Mr Duthwaite is afflicted by golf. The dialogue questions whether golf can be a proper term for a man who neglects his business and family and becomes a misanthrope, prompting the label affliction.
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Duthwaite
Birmingham Age- Herald
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W. P. Dabney
Mcallister Street
Cincinnati
Seneca
B. D. Scott
Mr. C. Golden
Kerper Avenue
Stanley Cowen
New York
C. Ellsworth Cowen
Frank Fisher
Boston
Philadelphia
J. C. Thompson
N. Y. City
Ola Thomas
Elizabeth Taylor
New Orleans
Avondale
Clarence Finley
Michigan
Gladdis Hickman
Goldie Stevens
Hamilton
College Hill Friends
Mrs. Chas
H&dward Hender
Mrs. Lucius
St. Louis
Mrs. T. Mitchell
Macon, Ga
Cheathman
Apostolic Church
George Street
Mrs
Martha Williams
Canada
Mrs. Edward Gray
Washington, D. C
Harrison Hunter
Srhocond Baptist Church
Madisonville
E. H. Blue
Snowden
Covington, Ky
John White
Mathers St
Kentucky
Vampire Girls
Baltimore
Sadie Samuels
Jewell Landrum
Washington
Atlantic City
Cassius Miller
Isaac B. Miller
Pendery Ave
Wyroming
Hugh Carr
Jos F. Parker
Renfro and
Fieldings
Mobile
Ala
Alma E. Johnson
Nelson Gant
Columbus
Marie Clark
David Crockett
R. R. Fenska
New York State College of Forestry
Professor Fenska
Lake States
Adirondacks
Wisconsin
Paul Bunyan
Superman
Greenhorn
Paul
West
M. EK. Church
P. J. Blackburn
Game Watchman
Albert Davis
M. E. Patton
Chestnut St
Newport,Ky
Home Seekers’ Bureau
Eighth and
Plum Streets
Temple Court Ridge Canal
Freeman Avenue
W. B. Bush
Temple Court
Canal
Phobe West
Miss Willie B. Tatum
East Third Street
Cincinnati, O
Mrs. Elizabeth’ Echols
May St
Walnut Hill
E. J. Corbin
Alli
Kenyon Avenue
East Sixth Street
J. L. Boozer
E Sixth St
John Colman
Em. Crinshaw
Madem Reeder
Reeder
K. Ebersole
Lueders Ave
K. Feersole
Pheme Lidge
Kk. L. Ebersolsa
Landers Ave
Cineizrati
Thomas Frye
W. 9Th St
Mrs. Hester Bennett
Chapel Street
Mattie Brooks
Alms Place
Mme. D. L. Butle
O’bryan St
Cincinati
O. Phoone
J. C. Langley Shoe Repairing Shop
C. Oo. D
Ss. E. Monroe
S. 20Th St
Call Valley
Lockland Y. M. C
Bill
MR. Andrews
Central Ave
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