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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1923

Page

3

Local Society Notes Include Birthdays Travels and Illness

Mrs Jerry Brown and daughter left Sunday for Kentucky berance at the illness of Mrs Brown s brother Fred Miller had half a fool cut off and hurt internally by a train Saturday night Mr King of Hoeft avenue last week had his eer torn off while at work Mies Blanche Frazier has returned from Chicago Mrs Mary Swith entertained friends with a birthday party August 1% Little Mirian Neblett and grandmother Mrs Gee are spending their vacation in New York Mr and Mrs Joy vd mentored to Springfield Sunday before last Little Donald Beatty gave a birthday party August 15 Mrs Campbell is sick Mr Alonzo Carter has returned from Pittsburg Mrs Major Ziegler s mother Mrs Baynes and sister Mrs Harris left for their homes last Tuesday after a delightful visit

Fred Miller Mr King Hoeft Avenue Major Ziegler

Fete at Colored Orphan Asylum Net Receipts Exceed $525

The trustees and lady managers thank all who aided at the booths and the Fraternal League for public patronage on August 1. The fete was a grand success with total receipts of $988.65, expenses $462.47, leaving a net profit of $525.98.

Colored Orphan Asylum

Laurel Embroidery Club Picnic and Surprise Party

The Laurel Embroidery Club held its annual picnic at Carthage Fair last week. Mrs. M. Wilson of Parkersburg West Virginia attended as the out of town guest. The club also gave a surprise party for Mrs. Wilson Tuesday evening with an enjoyable evening for all attendees.

N. Alice Prosser Laurel Embroidery Club Carthage Fair M. Wilson Parkersburg W. Va

Regional Notables Leave for Visits Across States

Mrs. Sallie Shields and her son Robert spend weeks in Indiana. Mrs. Nellie Robertson and son depart for Cleveland and Detroit. Rev. E C Smith of First Baptist heads to Atlanta and other points. Mr. Henry Hill and grandson visit friends in Georgia. Mrs. Josie McCallister visits the South. Mrs. B Merrell takes a flying trip to Columbus. Mrs. Ruth White’s cousin visits her.

Nellie Robertson Cleveland Detroit E. C. Smith First Baptist Church Atlanta Henry Hill Georgia B. Merrell Columbus Ruth Whites

Paul S. Jones Obituary Tribute From Florence G. Jones

Beloved husband of Florence G. Jones died August 19, 1922. He is not dead but sleeping though he lies beneath the sod, and his spirit has departed to dwell above with God. Wife and relatives recall him with affection as he rests in peaceful graves embrace.

Florence G. Jones

Mrs Lucy Allen Dies. Mother of Former Local Resident

Mrs Lucy Allen passed away peacefully Friday August 17. She is the mother of Mrs Alice Allen Pierce of Chicazo who formerly was a well known resident of this city.

Lucy Allen Alice Allen Pierce Chicazo

The Now Roosevelt Theatre Presents Veep Shows

The Now Roosevelt Theatre in Cincinnati, formerly The Lyceum, promotes vaudeville and feature pictures. Aug 27 28 shows include Money Money a First National comedy skit list and Underwood imitator The Woodens with Harris Morris. Aug 29 31 features Childrens of the Taste a life story. Sept 1 2 Bell Boy Ince production with Douglas McClain. Admission 20¢ and 2c. lodges 46c, reserved seats for general shows.

Ional Ince Douglass McClain

Lincoln Theatre presents a week of features and dramas

The Lincoln Theatre runs a mixed program of new releases and serials. Highlights include Lariat Thrower with Franklin Farnum, a Century Comedy Fair Enough, While Justice Waits with Dustin Farnum, a Sherlock Holmes Perry Schools story, Slender the Woman with Dorothy Phillips, a Fox Comedy Oil and Cloth, Steel Trail serial with William Duncan and Edith Johnson, and ERB Tide Paramount Special. Victoria and Ruth Owsler visit Dansville, Kentucky for grand-parents’ gathering.

Franklin Farnum Justice Dustin Farnum Fox Farnum Perry Dorothy Phillips Wm. Duncan Edith Johnson Paramount

The Book That Everybody Is Reading Now Off the Press

An advertised public notice for a first edition title Philosophy and Opinions of Marcus Garvey edited by Amy Jacques Garvey. It lists chapters on propaganda race, world peace, and the Negro question with terms reflecting the Universal Negro Improvement Association. Includes prices in paper and cloth bindings and order details to William Ware, Cincinnati Ohio.

Marcus Garvey Amy Jacques-Garvey Universal Publishing House Earth America Africa Booker T. Washington Universal Negro Improvement Association William Ware George Street Cincinnati Ohio

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