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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1950
Page
2
Personal notes highlight artists politicians and local figures
Wilda Gunn praised for News Toyshop Boxing Show poster art trained in Boston and Brooklyn. Horace Sudduth, guest at Shoreham in Washington. Bertie Mae Howard leads Crawford's Old Men's Home staff. Ez Charles, famed pugilist, receives gold pocket watch from Big Brothers. Attorney Fred Hamilton ejected from Log Cabin Restaurant. Bivens suspended then reinstated. Mrs Davie Allen returns to Chicago after Thanksgiving visit. William Howard, Fossett descendant of Thomas Jefferson, dies. funeral held. widow mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland News
Wilda Gunn
News Toyshop
Fred Hamilton
Allen L. Bivens
Hamilton
Bivens
Bivease
Shepherds Keeping Watch in the Field
Poetic fragment recounts shepherds abiding in the field keeping watch with crooks as they receive tidings of Marys Boy. Attributed to Ida Gerding Athens, this tranquil meditation blends biblical imagery with a reflective verse on faith and receptivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ida Gerding
Athens
Hymns Helped Shape Democratic Worship in 18th Century England
Dr. Phyllis Wetherell Bultmann of the University of California says 18th century church hymns broke authoritarian religious norms in England. Congregations sang together and shaped worship, with clergy and laity writing hymns and pursuing new forms for praising God. John and Charles Wesley are cited as key founders in this shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
England
Phyllis Wetherell Bultmann
University of California
Bultmann
John
Charles Wesley
HADACOL Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promotes HADACOL as affordable medicine with a strict money back guarantee. Trial bottles cost $1.25, large family or hospital sizes $3.50, and it can be ordered directly from the LeBlanc Corporation in Lafayette Louisiana if a local drugstore lacks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadacol
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafay
Hymns Multiply Religious Reach Across 19th Century England
Methodism harnessed hymns to merge sermons and prayers into a new form of religious expression. Hymns aided salvage of the forlorn in England’s factories as field preachers reached transient workers. Evangelical Sunday schools taught reading through familiar hymns, and with the missionary movement they spread literacy and Christianity to distant lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Evangelical
Marquette Panel Debates Jim Crow at Cardijn Center
Milwaukee students and faculty join weekly discussions on the "Loves and Hates of Jim Crow" at the Cardijn Center. Father Claude Heithaus, S.J., guides the panel as a Marquette faculty member. The Caroliji Center operates under Catholic auspices as an adult education project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette University
Cardijn Center
N. Walter Street
Claude Heithaus
S.J
Kentucky State College Delegates Attend White House Conference
President R B Atwood and Miss Ellen Wilson, Kentucky State Senior, invited by the U S to the Mid Century White House Conference on Children and Youth. They serve as delegates for the Mid Century Kentucky Committee. Miss Wilson is daughter of Professor A S Wilson and an honor student at Kentucky State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Atwood
Ellen Wilson
Kentucky
United States
White House
Atwood
Miss Wilson
A. S. Wilson
Central High School
Louisville
Kentucky State College
Blessed Martin de Porres Church Opens in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee the Blessed Martin de Porres Church held its first service a pontifical Mass on November 5 led by Archbishop Moses E. Kiley. The mission church of St. Benedict the Moor serves a predominantly Negro parish and has been redecorated at a cost over $10,000. It is the only archdiocesan church dedicated to a Blessed and required papal permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Edmund Kramer O.F.M
St. Benedict’s
Martin de Porres
Rome
Hadacol Helps Kansas City Woman Restore Energy in Garden
Mrs. Mary E. Carter of Kansas City credits Hadacol with correcting vitamin and mineral deficiencies B1 B2 niacin and iron boosting her energy sleep and overall well being after three bottles. She reports eight hours sleep no aches and a revived garden routine. Doctors reportedly recommend Hadacol which supplies the deficient nutrients in liquid form and aids red blood cell formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Carter
Kensington
Kansas City
Hadacol
Interracial Christian Women Meet at United Council Biennial
New York women from twelve nations mingle with 3000 American churchwomen from 48 states and 70 denominations at Cincinnati assembly. The gathering highlights world mission and peace, with leaders from Asia, Germany, Canada, Cuba, and other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
United Council of Church Women
Cincinnati
Asia
Sarah Chakko
Isabella Thoburn College
India
Commission On Life and Work of Women
Church of the World Council On Churches
Pillai Kim Choi
Chungsin
Kiyo Yuasa
Kyoto
Japanese Board of Education
Japan
International Christian University
U. S
Canada
Cuba
Algiers
Brazil
Thailand
China
Africa
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Ez Charles
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Davie Allen
Chicago
L. B. Hoggans
William Howard
Fossett
Thos. Jefferson
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
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L. Renfro
Marietta
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American Building
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Xmas
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Avondale
Walnut Hi East
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Madisonville
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Glendale
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Prescription
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Cutter Streets
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Freeman
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Ka Cafe
Kitty Kat Lounge
West Fifth Street
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