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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
2
Rates listed for six month and one month subscriptions along with single copy pricing. Includes plan options and likely deadlines for renewal or new orders. Unable to determine currency or provider from fragments.
In politics the Independent Republican faction advocates religious breadth with belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man. It presents the Golden Rule as remedy across racial, national, and individual troubles.
In Merchantville New Jersey on August 5 civil war veteran Lewis Brown aged 83 faced charges of desertion and non support. His wife 68 testified he prefers young companions and liquor, earning sparse pension aid. He was committed to county jail on $500 bail. The column lampoons his lifestyle with period-era innuendo and social commentary.
Miss Faye Williams of Xenia O was the charming guest of Mrs. Mary. Mrs. Lillie Smith of Winchester Ky is the guest of her sister Mrs. Lena Berry. Mrs. Perry Jackson of West 7th St is recovering from a sprained foot. Dr and Mrs Join Hufman are motor through the Hast. Mrs. W L Faulkner has returned after a pleasant visit to Chicago. Mrs Dilon Brown is spending the summer at White Lake Michigan. Miss Edna McLean entertained several friends with a delightful
A brief notice invites readers who cannot pay the full price at once to send one dollar twice and receive the book with the third payment. The offer is stated to be good for a short time only.
Luncheon hosted to honor Mrs Emily Cook daughter Gussie of Mrs N C Vaughan's sister Mrs Thaddeus Hramlette. Rev James P Foote in Cleveland. 400 new to church in less than a year. 1600 danced at the Armory Sunday night. Captain Louisa B Franklin dies in Chicago. Zion Baptist Church member with multiple fraternal ties. funeral set Aug 18 at Zion. Dr Geo W Lucas, New Orleans physician, dined with Dr R E Clarke at Crescent Club.
The Union plans a subscriber campaign after contests end as readers are already ample. Lula mages hosts her Chicago sister Fannie Rolling while George Dawson mourns his mother-in-law. Richard Cammack tours Michigan and will visit Chicago and Idlewild. Wedding of William Butler and Louise Battle reported with many gifts. Mrs Maxwell returns to St Louis after visiting sister. Mrs Carrie Renfro and Mrs Edward Minnes host parties. Mrs Frederick Hamilton honors Mrs Bryant of Birmingham with a gathering. Mrs Johnson, mother of Chase Davis, returns to Louisville. Miss Jennie Porter rests at Mt. Clemens. Alma and Margie Hatfield host luncheon for Gussie Cook. Fossett and daughter Katherine visit Edith Miller then return home. Invitations issued for Margaret Speaks and Ray Clark Sept 1 Springfield Ohio. Minnie L Dixon and daughter from Omaha visit Rev L H Ingraham and sister Sarah K Saunders.
A column records varied social notices from Cincinnati and surrounding areas. Entries include obituaries for Mrs. Stanley Warhart and Mrs. Kinney, travel and visits by residents such as Mrs. Virginia Thomas and Miss Nellie Ligon, conventions in Columbus and trips to Cleveland and Lexington, social events like a birthday party for Miss Alexine Crawford, and condolences from families including Thomas L Tompkins Jr. and the Reider, Ward, and Woodford groups.
Balaam Shaw, a colored janitor at First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, was not baptized as planned and a special sermon was canceled after Rev. J Frank Norris shot and killed D B Phipps following a dispute over Norris's remarks about Mayor Meacham. Norris was bailed $10,000 by the district attorney. The 6000-seat church remained packed for Romans 8:1 2.
The Pekin Theatre opens at 10 a.m. with a program featuring With This Ring a vivid South Seas drama praised for its romance and exotic atmosphere. Clara Bow in My Lady of Whims will be shown Thursday and Friday with strong reviews. Saturday offers The Deer Slayer and a comedy. Coming Sunday Leatrice Joy in Eve’s Leaves. Also local notices include rental and employment items, plus brief society notes.
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