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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
1
Maggie L. Walker died on the fifteenth evening in Richmond Virginia after a life of poverty to wealth. She rose from a poor schoolgirl to bank president and led an organization over one hundred thousand, remaining active despite a prior accident that left her unable to walk. Her career inspired her race and community as she gently passed into eternity.
J Milton Dabney after 30 years as a postal employee enters retirement in Richmond. The notice highlights his faithful service to the city and his valued role within the local post office community.
Jas. E. Jackson, longtime contractor and builder, prominent in Masonic circles, was buried Monday from Union Baptist Church after months of illness. He was a well known local figure in the community.
In reply to newcomers, W. P. Dabney is identified as born in Richmond Virginia per editor note.
To the public the West End Y W C A secretary Eva D Bowles responds to inquiries and rumors in a brief notice from the organization. The statement aims to clarify the officer’s position and address concerns raised among members and residents.
Cleveland dispatches report a dated December 17, 1934 item noting Mr W P Dabney writes to friends that the House of Representatives, after January 7 1935, will be con
An open letter questions conditions at Shoemaker Center prompting local concern and signaling continuation on page three. The document reflects community debate and unsettled views, with readers urged to seek further details in the continuation.
Dear Friend Dabney writes of McCarthy and others after a Thanksgiving note. The fragment hints a continuation on Page 6 and reflects a column or readers’ letter style from a historical newspaper.
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