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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
2
Cincinnati Ohio and Lenin SD publish a publication emphasizing unity among people. It stresses loyalty, pride, and collective effort for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political progress. Quotations reinforce mutual aid and civic responsibility.
A terse mid century quotation from Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges courage in protest. It argues that silence enables injustice and tyranny, noting that humanity advances through vocal challenge to wrongs and that a few must repeatedly speak to correct widespread wrongs.
Sunday August 26 at St Andrew s Lecture Hall 3 30 P M speaker Mr X G Flowers all invited N B Sirs Mr John Howard and family of Chillicothe visiting Mrs Amanda Howard Rev L Phelps returned from Richmond Ind where he officiated at Mr Speed Kennedys anniversary Mrs Maud Ragan and Clepatra Hall were weekend guests of Miss Edith Howard The Brotherhood and Missionary Societies presented Rev Blue with a pulpit lamp Mr Wm White surprised Mrs White with a sedan Miss Martha Alcorn of Louisville guest of Mrs Wm Owsley Rev B F Smith visiting his mother in Mississippi Endowment board of Courts of Calauthe royally entertained here An account will appear in The Union next week Mr Wm Haynes and wife with Mr and Mrs Hibbet of Glendale motoring through the East Mrs Ellen Partridge Brown and son Clarence visiting her aunt Mrs Pearl May of Chicago Mr and Mrs M W Hoberts of Wyoming left for New York Mrs Derrickson old resident making her home with Mr and Mrs Hoberts Mr Dabney can be found at the Old Stand 420 McAllister Mrs Hattie Montgomery and her son and daughter motored to Camp Sherman Camp Sherman visits by Lucille Wilson and Selena Montgomery Little sister Montgomery and Selena Wilson visiting Aunt Mrs Mary Rousseau in Camp Sherman Mr and Mrs Wyatt T Saunders left to spend ten days between Buffalo Niagara Falls and Chicago Mr and Mrs A E Maupin of Beresford Avenue Walnut Hills gave a dinner for Ms Williams and wife
A Cincinnati NAACP branch calls a special meeting at Union Baptist Church on Monday August 27 at 7 p m to hear details of an Emancipation Celebration set for September 22 at the Zoological Garden. President W H Clinton and Secretary E S Johnson sign.
A list of social visits and travel plans across the region includes Rev. J Franklin Walker and many others visiting relatives and attending events in cities like Columbus, Bowling Green, Indianapolis, and French Lick. People mentioned reside in or visit Lexington, Paris, Huntington, Washington, and Chicago, with multiple hosting dinners and family reunions noted.
A wife reveals that her husband’s surprised question about a new mattress was answered with laughter when she explains the old mattress was repaired by Hall-Sweeney Mattress Co. The ad lists their office and salesroom at 735 Richmond Street and a West 658 phone number.
An advertisement invites twenty salesladies to earn seven dollars daily at the Hall Sweeney Matress Co and urges applicants to call West 6588. It claims to be the only Colored Mattress Factory, the U. S. brand advertising this employment opportunity.
On August fifteenth, 1923 The Union receives a birthday subscription renewal sent with a money order of 1.50. The letter also mentions community social notes including travel to Lexington for a fair, Miss Mabel Hall’s Chicago trip, Frank and Mrs Hall’s Dayton visit, Stella Lowen in Detroit, Cartwright kin, Smothers family leaving for North Vernon, and Richard Andrews recovering at home from illness.
Mrs Elsie Van Huovk spent the weekend at Lexingtor Fair with War Tolliver improving. Mrs Amanda Andrews leaves Saturday for North Vernon Indiana. Mrs Arthur Morgan 224 and Miss Lavinia Fisher attended Lexingtor Fair. Mrs Alice Hudson in the city. Mr and Mrs Arthur Fisaney spent Sunday in Lockland. Douglass Household of Huth G U O F hosted entertainment with a 3 price. Harriet Dixon of Barr street noted. Mr Henry Johnson returned from tech funeral of his mother at Sharpsburg Kentucky. Mrs Marr Johnson and Mrs Ifta Williams returned home Sunday from Lexington Fair. Miss Anna Mae Dunn left Sunday for Damville Kentucky for a few weeks.
Advert reads a well furnished room for gentlemen offered by Mrs Ken Dricks at 233 Barr Street with telephone contact W. 1477-X.
Mrs C Turner of The Andover Flats has relocated to The Auburndale Flats and will go out to do Poro Hair Work. For information call Aven 1430 Y.
Best shine in the city offering cleaning pressing and repairing. Soft drinks and model laundry agency daily papers PF M Steele proprietor.
An organist director seeks a male specialist in chorus building. Apply at Address Organist, 813 West Ninth Street.
Patrons learn of Madam C. J. Walker System hair treatment at 2 Richmond Street. Mrs. Mary Coping Hayes advertises information line Canal 3171 Y.
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