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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1922

Page

4

Residents share travel news and community updates

Mr Robertt Tivis of Washington Terrace returns from a trip to Washington D C and Pittsburgh after attending the Masonic OConclave. Mrs Lucy E White attends the Grand Session of Knights and Daughters of Tabor in Xenia Ohio and is re elected Burial Fund Secy. The Orphan Asylum Outing is a success with praised grounds. Mrs Sophia Toles visits Lexington and the Kentucky Fair. Mr and Mrs Chester Mitchell tour Lexington and other Kentucky towns. Hon William Copelaw ill since Hot Springs but now improving. Shriners announce a Ford Sedan giveaway via The Union with ticket holders watching.

Robertt Tivis Washington Terrace Washington, D. C Pittsburgh Lucy E. White Knights and Daughters of Tabor Xenia Ohio Sec’y

Local notices and social notes from a early 20th century paper

Citizens sympathize with Hugh Carr on the loss of his wife while prayer and friends support him. Dr D Lewis of Montreal ill since returning with his wife. Entertainer Pee Wee Wilkins hosts visitors. Col Lou Wharton leads dining at Kentucky Jockey Club tracks in Lexington Louisville Latonia. Paul and Herman Bryant visit Virginia. Willa Harrison spends summer in Columbus with Helen Carter and Lucille Jones. Edward Thomas drives with family to Lake Allyn to visit daughter Maud. Juliette Bradford en route to Chicago visits Mrs Whistler. Inez Kinney entertains Hazel Renfro. Alma Cox returns from Vicksburg after visiting Detective Allen. Mayme Harrison visits Columbus. Vera Forté returns from Chicago.

Lou Wharton Kentucky Jockey Club Lexington Louisville Latonia

Huntsville Couple Visiting Mrs Ryder Family News

Mr and Mrs Love the mother and brother of Mrs Ryder of Gaff Avenue are visiting at Mrs Ryder's home. The Loves hail from Huntsville Alabama.

Mrs. Love Ryder Gaff Ave Mrs. Ryder Huntsville Ala

Bible Siadenix at Knights of Honor Hall Sunday

Mrs James Marshall visits Ohio relatives while Misses Tandy and Price stay with kin in Cumminsville. Mr and Mrs Stewart host Monday evening. The Greatest Conspiracy Of The Ages Now Reaching A Climax is the subject at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday August 20 at 3 36 PM with speaker N C Flowers. Free no collection.

Knights of Honor Hall N. C. Flowers

Mt. Carmel Baptist events and community notes

Mt. Carmel Baptist Church hosts a one week tent meeting at the foot of Brown street. Miss Ethel Humphry, age fifteen, serves as organist and heads the children’s band. Willing Workers Club gains new members. a lawn party for church benefit was hosted by Mrs. Charles Humphry. Rev J. T. Moore was away Sunday while Rev R. W. Watkins delivered a sermon.

Mt. Carmel Ethel Humphry Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Charles Humphry J. T. Moore R. W. Watkins

Birmingham Women Visit Chicago Brief Stopover

Misses Juliette Bradley and Dora Diffay of Birmingham were en route to Chicago and spent a few hours in the city before continuing their journey.

Juliette Bradley Dora Diffay Birmingham Chicago The City

Mrs. R. P. McClain Hosts Whist in Honor of Mrs. Hosley

Mrs. R. P. McClain entertained guests at a Whist party held in honor of Mrs. Hosley, with attendees from the local social circle.

R. P. McClain Mrs. Hosley

Thanks for sympathy and funeral service appreciation

The Cais family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and flowers after the loss of their son Special thanks are extended to Rev Frazier for comforting words the pallbearers for service and Undertaker Rankins for handling arrangements

Rev. Frazier Rankins

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Horace Sudduth W. 5Th St Cincinnati's Colored Real Estate West Fifth Street Reginald E. Beamon West Fifth St Near John Cincinnati Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave E. W. H. Phone Wolbrn Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency Mercantile Library Henary C. Rocker Walnut St West Eighth Street Cincinnati, O W. H. Hill & CompAny Ellis & Hill Funeral Directors & Embalmers West Canal Prince A Blackstone H Ran Skin Bros Woodburn Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Jas. Thompson Undertaker Park Ellis Brothers Wm. Mizell Lake City, Fla Orphan Asylum Supt Walon Sophia Toles West Court Street Mrs Chester Mitchell Lexington Fair Kentucky Mamie Viola Burgess Wm. Copelaw Hot Springs Charles Taylor Haydock Building Alms St Shriners Union Hugh Carr Dr. D. Lewis Montreal Pee Wee) Wilkins Pee Wee Paul and Herman Bryant Mildred Cordell Bryant Mentor St., Walnut Hills Virginia Willa Harrison Northside Columbus Ohio Helen Carter Lucille Jones Chapel St Edward Thomas Lake Allyn Maud Juliette Bradford Whistler Ninth St Inez Kinney Churchill Ave Hazel Renfro Alma Cox Vicksburg Miss Detective Allen Mayme Harrison Northcide Columbus Vera Forté Miss Jane Ryder James Marshall Chillicothe George R. Hicks Tandy Price of Toledo Cumminsville Mrs. Stewart Chris Knuckles Edna Brown Jerry Brown Willing Workers Club Mrs. David Is Real East End James Bullock Herbert Tandy Chicago, Ill J. H. Toran Grand Longe David McPheters Kerper Avenue Daniels Youngstown Anderson Park Avenue Henry Smothers Wendall Griggs of Dayton Rose Velour Dunlap Martha Winkield Walter Hyde Marylynn Anderson Atlanta, Ga Helen and Dorothy Walker Pittsburg, Po Miss Kauffman India R. S. Whistler Ida L. Griffin Atlanta C. L. Harris Harriett Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Cais Phone West 2140 Barr Street W. Copeland Ambulance Service GHIO Fifth Street Central Avenue Central Ave Moroney Third Street Terminal van Horn Sr L. H.G. Sanders T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Mound Street Edward S. Johnson W. Seventh ST Cutter Street Lincoln Ave Woden Gushurst Brothers the Brothers Linn Street Edward H. Habig Undertaker Ani West Sixth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Funcra J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater James Miss Adams Bamas Model Pharmacy Cincinnati and Covington Edward James Ross Oko
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