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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item lists Dabney L as owner and editor with a Cincinnati Ohio address and subscription rate hints. It shows a phone line and mixed numbers possibly indicating pricing, months, and single copy notes, but details are garbled yet identifiable as an old newspaper page notice.
The Union notes a political stance aligning as an independent Republican while advocating broad religious tolerance. It asserts belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man across denominations.
Thursday Night social at The Argus Club featured an Orchestra and an elegant crowd marking the Terpsi chorean season kickoff. The column notes shifts in social life toward the School set and Medical Fraternity, plus a New York business letter for Mrs. Geo Henderson and a 100 voice Federated Choir concert at St John A M Ession Church. Donations to the Evangeline Home and local committee actions are described alongside personnel updates and a note on a police brutality case outcome.
A reported scene shows Miss Roberta er erecting a dainty Xmas tree in her Gordon Hotel suite, with Miss Mary Tate guiding signals for its placement. The piece blends memories, a miracle moment, theater by The Colored Girls Home, and various holiday notices, including obituaries and social notes from Nashville and surrounding areas.
In memoriam tribute to our mother Bellash who died December 21 1920. Nine years have passed since that sad day when one we loved was called away. God took her home, it was His will. Within our hearts she liveth still. MR. AND MRS. PARTRIDGE AND FAMILY.
Ludwig Strong, 60, was arrested after demanding 5000 dollars from Mrs Sally Seamon Mitchell, a wealthy New York social figure. He claimed they eloped years ago and produced a forged marriage certificate from Suffolk County. The case set for January 6.
Virginia State College champions of the CIAA led by Coach Harold Martin invade Dixie for a holiday football game against Clark University and Coach Sam Taylor's Black Battalion of Death as Atlanta prepares with festive garb and a full program, Alpha Brothers kept busy.
Heavy losses in Negro employment were reported for November across Detroit Chicago St Louis and other industrial centers with women facing unsteady work in apron and lamp shade sectors while many men remain temporarily out of work. Some gains cited include Negro workers hired in a Douglas Company store Chicago and a Tampa grapefruit packing plant. Replacements by whites in Austin Grand Rapids and Los Angeles are noted. overall outlook hopeful as activity resumes.
New York's Bruce Flowers easily defeats Pinkig Kaufman of Hartford in Detroit at the Olympia Friday night. Flowers knocked Kaufman down three times in the first round, but Kaufman recovered and lasted until the sixth round.
Savannah reports the opening of a new area by Conne berry, a successful local merchant, at the corner of 41st and Harden Streets.
Atlanta officials report coaches D. I. Dunn and William J. Nicks called in their candidates for the Wolverine Cage Squad this week and all of last year’s varsity players were present. The team trains nightly at Sunset Park and opens the season against the Chattanooga YMCA.
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