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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1923

Page

4

Real estate broker Sells Multiple Properties for Clients

Horace Sudduth brokered seven flats at ébS3 and 645 Kenyon avenue to Lover and Ellen Murph as an investment, a two story brick at 1123 West Ninth street plus a frame cottage to John M. Rankin, and the Seventh Day Adventist Church property at 326 Hopkins street to Rev. Lyman H. Ingraham for investment. The Mt Zion Methodist Episcopal Church edifice on Lincoln avenue was sold to the Adventists as an investment. services will be held in the new building each Saturday evening after possession.

Horace Sudduth L. Divirgelio Ébs3 Kenyon Avenue Lover Ellen Murph A. D. Shockley West Ninth Street John M. Rankin Seventh Day Adventist Church Hopkins Street Lyman H. Ingraham Ingraham Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Lincoln Avenue Park Avenue Alms Place Walnut Hills

Rawlins Sees Garvey Vision Through Vision of Rising Races

J W Rawlins reflects on Marcus Garvey and the Back To Africa Movement with praise and caution. He recalls earlier war mindset and records a personal vision of a future struggle between white and darker races, asserting Garvey’s enduring influence and the idea that the tiger must not be let loose.

Judy Mack Marcus Garvey Africa Dsire Cain Jesus Far Hemisphere Detroit Free Press Versailles Washington Phoenix

Madisonville Notes District Convention and social visits

The Madisonville notes record the County District Convention hosted at Mrs. Sarah Pens home with attendees including Mrs. Lottie Lewis and master Lewis. A series of visits and travel actions follow, listing visitors from Tampa Detroit Chicago Louisville and Danville with multiple local residents hosting or accompanying them.

Sarah Pens

Letter From The Bible Students To The Union Editor

An open letter dated August 15 1922 from the Bible Students in Cincinnati Ohio thanking W P Dabney and The Union for four weeks of sermons. They urge serious Bible study among Colored people not tied to Jim Crow, seek doctrinal subjects, and note their movement is self financed and inclusive. They emphasize non sectarian aims and gratitude to the editor for service.

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