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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1942
Page
2
The Union edition lists the owner editor W P Dabney at 238 East Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio. Rates shown include one year two dollars and other periods priced at one dollar and twenty cents for six months and one month respectively.
Cincinnati society notices recount Bruce Samuels’ Army induction at Camp Upton and family visits in New York. Dr. Stephen J. Lewis leads a Washington delegation toward Nashville. a fatal lightning strike at Mt. Airy Park marks tragedy amid buoyant social roundups.
Mrs. Savannah Rucker hosts the Boosters Club of the G U O of O F at the Federated Clubhouse with thirty eight covers. The club plans its annual picnic at Mr and Mrs Williams residence on Springfield Pike. Ambrose Saunders vacationing in Kentucky. Lena Wilson of Chicago visiting Aunt Anna Morgan. Liberty Baptist Church decor praised Pastor Lauderdale doing significant spiritual and financial work. A surprise party for Miss Alice Washington last Tuesday with twenty six guests, bridge and dancing, luncheon and gifts.
Philadelphia July 1942 letter mocks Dabney's dream experiences as bunk, citing Baron Munchausen, ancient Greece, and Esop. It recounts two dreams, Dream No 1 in Greece and Dream No 2 at Palm Beach Hollywood, suggesting dreams stem from imagination and not truth.
The speaker recounts Daniel the Prophet interpreting a dream about Dabney fleeing political figures. Dabney supposedly chose the Republican elephant over a Democratic donkey, triggering a warning about truth, repentance, and political loyalties. The narrator hints at wartime unity beyond party lines and ends by urging dreamers to profit from insight and protect reputation.
East and West Miss Emma Jean Flippins have returned from a season in Horse Cave Kentucky. Miss Catherine Mays spent a weekend in Louisville with Miss Christine Walker as guest of Miss Willa Mae Miles. The L. D. R. Club met Tuesday night. Faby Lula Chiquita and mother Mrs Jessie Moore are visiting grandmother Mrs Shelton in Ciney. It's a boy at Fred Johnsons. Mrs Priscilla Walker and Mrs Julia Walker are expecting a child. Miss Mary Carter visiting friends in Covington Kentucky. Private Paris Morris home on furlough. Mrs Georgia McKenzie was guest of Mrs Garnette Smith Sunday. Wedding congratulations to several couples including Clara Larrow and Charles Griffin and others. Rev O C Clay now pastoring during vacation of Rev T L Barron. The Mellow Matrons celebrated their second anniversary last Wednesday with Grace Keyes in attendance.
A critical voice questions preachers who lack true knowledge of God. The writer condemns ministers from theological seminaries as ashamed of God and His Gospel and challenges the idea of a God who cannot be examined or questioned. The piece references the apostle Paul and his acquaintance with Jesus.
A writer reflects on a personal transformation from shame to bold testimony, asserting the gospel of Christ as the power of God for salvation. He rejects Salvation in political groups and declares Salvation belongs to the Lord, citing Jonah 2 9 and inviting challenge.
A Harlem child receives, from Africa and around the world, an array of unusual birthday gifts including armor cake made of walnuts and raisins, an air plane carrier of cashews and figs, and gingerbread soldiers. Philippa, already celebrated for touring, awards, and prizes, continues to earn high recognition while awaiting more gifts and future performances.
A series of property transfers are recorded including 16 room brick at 612 West 8th Street to Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Union Local 265, 6 room frame at 813 Betts Street to Concordia Building & Loan, 5 room brick at 936 Clinton Street to Family Building & Loan, 3 story brick and store at 541 West 5th Street to Fifth Third Union Trust, and 14 room brick at 1567 Baymiller Street to Concordia Building & Loan. Also 6 room frame at 5217 Ward Street Madisonville to Charles Mannino, 5 room bungalow at 6200 Whetsel Avenue Madisonville to Kate Dollenmayer, 6 room brick at 5219 Ward Street Madisonville to Charles Mannino, 10 room frame at 5333-35 Whetsel Avenue Madisonville to J W Kidwell, and 5 room brick at 1514 Baymiller Street to Globe Building & Loan.
To Amos Gentry the seven room brick at 1544 Baymiller Street for Ronald Reis. To H Smith the six room frame at 905 Poplar Street for Harry Scully. To Marion Young the ten room brick at 839 East 3rd Street for the Globe Bldg and Loan Assy n. To Richard Cox the sixteen room brick at 831 Poplar Street for the Eagle Savings and Loan Company. To Alice L Jones the five room brick at 003 Hopkins Street for Joseph Singer. To Emerson and Faye Lucas a one third interest in property at 715 Whittier Street for Charles Hatcher Sr. To Fred Hall the fourteen room brick at 534 West 7th Street and the sixteen room brick at 536 West 7th Street for the Fifth Third Union Trust Company.
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