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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1922
Page
2
The Union outlines its mission to foster unity and loyalty among readers in Cincinnati. It stresses spiritual, moral, material, and political cooperation and cites Seneca to encourage reciprocal good deeds, urging collective progress.
Mr Sylvanus Jefferson remains confined at home due to illness. Mrs Sadie Johnson from Indianapolis and Miss Julia Jefferson of Millersburg Ky call on their brother S Jefferson. Alice Alexander of Covington hosts Cincinnati Neighborhood Club. Y oyster supper a success. J W Huffman and relatives spend Thanksgiving in Springfield Ohio. Alex Williams and Dr R E Beamon attend Howard University game. John Anderson family car trip to Wilberforce for Thanksgiving. Mrs Burton Franklin of Detroit visits brother John Anderson en route to Louisville and Chicago. Webster Davis improving after hospital flight operation. Battalion Drill Corps of Household of Ruth attends Patriarchie 106 entertainment at the Armory, Nov 28, receives cut glass vase and flowers. Capt Elizabeth Moore.
Mr Jos Kelly enjoyed a swell Crescent Club evening. Engagement announced for Catherine Moran to Claude Quisenberry. Divorce decrees granted by Judge H H Wing. Jennie Cain McPheters and Walter McPheters divorce noted. The Miller couple marked 20th wedding anniversary. Thanksgiving gatherings include Chenault and Ricks households. Several social events and hostesses listed with holiday remodeling and sewing ads. John Langhorne and Mrs Estelle Wyatt referenced in seasonal calls.
Mr and Mrs Frank Washington of Milford hosted guests while Mrs Martha Wizell returned from Lexington Ky after Thanksgiving. C L King visited friends in Richmond and Lynchburg Va. E A Hunt Esq and wife returned from Chicago to social attention. On December 4 Walter Saunders Jr and Garnette Saunders celebrated their 14th birthday with 14 children. Jacob Lowe and Robinson gave a Thanksgiving Night recital at Olive Baptist Church with Prof A N Quarles in attendance. Mrs Thos Henderson of Lebanon entertained Mr and Mrs Alb Davis and others on Kerper Ave for Thanksgiving.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Frinson announce the birth of an 8 1 4 lb baby boy on December 2 1922 at 1 20 AM Both mother and child are reported well Several social items note attendances at events in Wilberforce Xenia and Lebanon Ohio Including outfits from Walnut Hills Outing Club and various dinners and entertainments The Union ad invites subscriptions to the paper and lists funeral travel to North Vernon Ind for a grandmother’s service Also the First Baptist Church First Baptist popularity contest results and a Junior Missionary gift to the Pastor's Aid are mentioned
A brief church feature notes the highly successful sermon by Simon at Ninth Street Baptist Church, highlighting the crowd’s response and the pastor’s aims of spiritual renewal.
Miss Ruth Pettiford, noted reader and elocutionist, will appear at the church Thursday night the 14th under Star Team auspices. Also noted: marriage of Mr. F. K. Burr to Miss Mabel Tibbs officiated by the pastor at his home on the 28th.
The Lincoln Theatre showcases nightly vaudeville and first run films with Jackie Coogan in Troubles and Shirley Mason in a Fox feature. Holiday week cards include Saturday Night by Cecil DeMille, Torchy's Hold Up, Big Stakes with Tom Mix, Cap'n Kidd, Ten Dollar Raise, plus a Mr. Rainmaker comedy and more star attractions.
In a note of thanks, the Bethel Baptist Church Douglass Kindergarten Sunday School and the Ladies Aid of Wehrman Ave Christian Church express appreciation for the support and consoling words offered by Revs. Frazier and Gray and by John Stott and his wife.
Rev H Miller preached a fine sermon at Mt Carmel Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon with the theme The Lord Will Provide. The Temple Builder's Club was entertained by Mrs Anna Brown as locals noted visits and family gatherings around Cincinnati and Washington Kentucky.
Mrs Lydia Fowler hosted a Thanksgiving dinner with her children Harry Louis Mary Helen and grandsons Thomas and Oscar Horton. Mr and Mrs York Adams of Virginia visited Mrs Willard Washington while others note illnesses and visitors.
A new mattress factory owned by colored men operates at 735 Richmond St. It offers direct purchase through a firm formed to provide lower prices and reduce retail markups. The leadership includes President Paul Hail and Vice Presidents Louis Mofford and F S Sweeney with a secretary, boosting economic progress and cross racial respect.
Rev. E. H. Blue preached three soul stirring sermons at Second Baptist Church Madisonville Sunday morning afternoon and evening. Texts covered no condemnation in Christ Jesus reclining on Jesus love and covet earnestly the best gift. The crowded houses and church members also visited Grandma Armstrong to comfort her in her long illness.
The family thanks friends for kindness shown during the death of their little son Harry. They also thank the donors of flowers and express appreciation for the support received.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor to be convinced of speedy results from her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reeders Hair Restorer. Braid and switches made of combings. Phone Wood burn 5462. 23702 Alms Place Walnut Hill.
In fragmented copy a printing company promoting its own building purchase plan states no special or regular price and urges readers to avoid notes. It mentions contact via phone Ridge 592 3718 and lists Lueders Ave Cincinnati with the firm name K. Ebersole PTG. CO. and a note about an agent calling at once.
Business card and letter head printing offered with fixed prices in 1909. Society printing includes wedding invitations, announcements, and party stationery. Church printing a specialty with entertainment tickets priced at 2.35. Call Judge 82 K L for samples. EBERSOLE at 10 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
The New Unity Singing Chorus and Sacred Band offer church entertainment at accessible prices. President J L Boozer lists Sixth Street address. business agents John Colman contactable via East 724 R Em and Canal 420A X.
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