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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

4

Local Personal Notes From Town and Visitors

Mrs. Mary Gant of Chicago visits her sisters, with Nettie Fletcher and sister in law. Returned soldiers were honored at Mt. Zion with a Queen Esther Sisters service. Oscar Thomas and family visit in Winchester Ky. Mrs. Samuel Martin of Paris Ky stays with Mrs. B. B. Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Horner travel to Lexington for the fair then to Versailles to see Prof. and Mrs. Blanton. Mayme Jackson leaves for Lexington. James Lay hosts friends Tuesday night. Mrs. Holstine of Kerper avenue shows improvement. Knox, Tedford and Davis motor to Hamilton Ohio. A reception for returned soldiers proves a success. Charles Carr returns from a pleasant trip. Russell Nichols dies, mourned by friends. Rachel Bond and Marion Wood of Toledo visit Miss Mamye Mason.

Mrs. Horner Lexington EB. B. Jackson Versailles Prof Mrs. Blanton

Bible Students Cancel Sunday Meeting at Knights of Honor

The Bible Students will not meet at Knights of Honor on Sunday August 24 due to a convention in Oxford Ohio. Readers are directed to see The Union for details on next week's services.

Bible Students Knights of Honor Oxford Ohio The Union

Wanted elderly couple to run farm and stock

Wanted plain spoken honest industrious elderly man and wife to take charge of a farm and stock. The notice stresses honesty industry and reliability and warns against crooks or four-flushers. Address Dabney City Treasury City Hall 420 McAllister St care of The Union.

Dabney City Treasury City Hall McAllister St

Help Mrs Estelle Wyatt Pay Mortgage Fund

Friends urged to donate to Mrs Estelle Wyatt widow of Rev G W Wyatt now an inmate in a local hospital for months. Send funds to Mrs Minnie Champs 724 Kenyon Ave Ret Cutter and Linnits P S ill donations welcomed no amount is too small.

Estelle Wyatt G. W. Wyatt Minnie Champs Kenyon Ave Cutter and Linnits P. S

Popularity Contest Triumph by Langston Cap and Col Hyde

The popularity contest conducted by Langston Cap under Col Walter Hyde was a complete success. Mrs Daisy Kelley of Spring Grove Ave won first prize a Diamond Ring valued at 150.00. Mrs Evan Cowan of Cumminsville took second prize a Gold item valued at 50. Langston Company thanks the contestants and the public for the win.

Langston Cap. F Walter Hyde Daisy Kelley Spring Grove Ave Evan Cowan Cumminsville Langston Company

Social notes from Maysville and nearby towns

Dr. Joe Lane returns from Maysville. Miss Nadina Humphrey heads to Cleveland. Lawrence Wills visits Helen Hackersmith in Middle Town. Rhea Frazier and Oscar Johnson reportedly to wed. Mrs. Stanford Mess hosts whist for Mrs. Waverly Robinson of Cleveland. Robinson returns home to Cleveland. Obelia Hampton hosts dinner. Marion Mason and Adrea Miles vacation in Machanatisburg. rumor of Charlie Irvin’s Pittsburgh wedding. Mrs. Mabel Speaks hosts Pilgrim Baptist Choir. Thelma Owsley Gray flies to Lexington fair. Mary Holloway visits Kentucky guests Miss Kate M. Davis and Dr. Hunter. many social functions planned. WANTED A Good Advertising Solicitor. Woman preferred. The Union. Mrs. Anna Thompson in Lexington for the fair with cousin Miss Letitia Coles. New Year’s Greatest Treat is Sergt Neadom Roberts story at the Y on August 27 8:30 PM. Tickets limited at Model Pharmacy Fielding’s Barber Shop War Camp Center Sinton Park and the 7

Mary K. Holloway Kentucky Kate M. Davis Georgetown Mrs. Hunter Lexington Sergt. Neadom. Roberts America Model Pharmacy, Inc Fielding War Camp Sinton Park and the

The Happy Family of Father Time Cantata at Antioch Baptist

The cantata staged at Antioch Baptist Church Monday night drew strong artistic and financial success. Performers delivered polished music with engaging chorus sections and a well paced narrative, earning praise from attendees and church sponsors alike.

Antioch Baptist Church

Prince Ben Hunter and party in Columbus Masonic events

Mr. Ben Hunter the Prince of Grandin Road joins a Masonic gathering in Columbus. Detective John Thomas also attends the trip with revelry in the Capitol City. Dr. Ross and Ed L. Thomas drive to Columbus Sunday and are hosted at Dr. John H. Banks residence with many old friends. Dr. Ross plans a two week stay.

Ben Hunter Prince of Dr. Ross Ed. L. Thomas Columbus John H. Banks

Grower and Treatments Promises Hair Improvement

Madam D. L. Butler advertises a hair growth and treatment service promising soft straight glossy results. It lists several women who completed courses in scalp treatment and hair dressing and invites others to try the services at 1333 Lincoln Ave Cincinnati Walnut Hills Ohio.

D. L. Butler

Honor to Whom Honor Is Due

The Grand Lodge Knights and Daughters of Tabor of Ohio and Jurisdiction awarded the Financial Penant to Queen Mary Taber Nacle No. 32 of this city at their Twentieth Annual Grand Session in Columbus. They deposited 603.16 to their cist in City Hall Bank, claimed as the largest bank recount by a female Ohio group, led by Mamie B. Bacon, who was re elected Grand Auditor with double salary amid applause.

Grand Lodge Knights and Daughters of Tabor Ohio Providence R. I Detroit Mich Pittsburgh Queen Mary Tabernacle Columbus City Hall Mamie B. Bacon H. P

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Mack Shirt Company Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Lina Bull 5Th St Norwood East Norwood Highland Avenue AM City Improvement Fine Bargain Hussey Third Street Cincinnati C. J. Walker Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Pekin Theater Emma Buckner Collins Steward Ave Phone X — Lockland, O West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed H. G. Sanders West Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Ninth Street Freeman Avenue Rankin Bros Prince A Chapel Street E. L. Gifford Madisonville Mrs. Mary Gant Chicago Mrs. Bowles Mrs. Savage Mt. Zion Mrs Oscar Thomas Winchester, Ky Samuel Martin Paris, Kentucky B. B. Anderson Mayme Jackson Lexington, Ky James Lay Messrs Knox, Tedford and Davis Hamilton Mr. Charles Carr Russell Nichols Rachel Bond Marion Wood Toledo Mamye ‘Mason Man and Wife Joe Lane Maysville, Ky Nadina Humphrey Cleveland, Ohio Lawrence Wills Middletown Helen Hackersmith Rhea Frazier Oscar Johnson Obelia Hampton Marion Mason Adrea Miles Machanatisburg, Ohio Charlie Irvin Pittsburgh, Pa Mabel Speaks Pilgrim Baptist Choir Thelma Owsley Gray the Union Anna Thompson Letitia Coles Laine Elizabeth Reed Ivanona Berry Hannah Smith Marjorie Anderson Thompson Lincoln Ave Cincinnat Walnut Hills Woodburn A. Prossett Foraker Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio White Ribbon Park Churchhill and Gilbert Avenues J. H. Branch Martha Bowman West Fourth St John T. Conyard Cincinnati, O Lueders Ave Hair Grower Hester Bennett Olive L. Saunders Wade Street Joseph Kelly John J. Taylor Harold B. Taylor West Fifth ST Mound Street Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Siemend Egataiser Lady Attandins J. T. Conyard Edward H. Habig Canal 3708 West Ie Street Fieet Clase Automobile Service
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