Christmas Season And Remembrance In Local Notes
Mr James Wilson and John W Wilson of New York City will be in the city December 30. Wishing all our friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. In Loving Remembrance of Our Dear Brother Edward Bailard who Died December 23 1918. Dearest brother thou hast left us and our loss we deeply feel but tis God that hath bereaved us He will all our sorrows heal Sadly Missed by His Brother J T BALLARD. Col Lou Wharton assistant steward of the Hamilton Club has been offered as assistant superintendent of service at Crowley Milner’s Detroit Mammoth Department Store. Efforts are being made to keep the colonels in this neck of the woods. Mr Fred W Copening passed post office carrier exam and awaits appointment. Dr John Banks is getting along fine in Columbus. Mr M C Moore is now in Columbus. his restaurant and Cabaret are doing great business. Mr Jessie Scruggs of Richmond St died last week. Mr and Mrs L Dorsey are residing in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
John W. Wilson
New York City
City
J. T. Ballard
Lou” Wharton
Stewart
Hamilton Club
Crowley Milner
Detroit
Neck of the Woods
Harold Bruce
Laura
Rhoda Marsh
Rhoda
Don
Etta
Albion Merritt
Mr. Bruce
Bruce
Covington Marriage Notice and Local Holiday Events
Cov ington families announce the marriage of Anna Mae Watkins to Dr A B Snowden on December 17. A sister hosts Nora White visiting from Savannah and other locals celebrate Christmas in Springfield Ohio and honor Miss Nellie Ligions with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Watkins
Covington
Anna Mae
A. B. Snowden
Harmony Club Hosts Party for Colored Workers at Abattoir
The Harmony Club, formed by women employed in the Pork Trimming Department of the Cincinnati Abattoir Co on Spring Grove Ave, held a December 20 celebration for over 200 attendees. The plant employs nearly 400 Colored workers, with management seeking energetic applicants for better paying roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Abattoir Co
Harmony Club
Spring Grove Ave
Tragedy Haunts Florida Christmas Eve Family
Harold Bruce and his wife Laura sit in a dim room awaiting a taxi for a Southbound train. They mourn their children Don aged six and Etta two, lost in a cyclone flood that devastated their Florida winter home. Rhoda Marsh, who cared for the children, is also a memory amid the grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bruce
Laura
South
Don
Etta
Florida
Rhoda Marsh
Mrs Beverly Completes Walker System Hair Trade Course
Mrs Mary Beverly residing at 909 Clinton street finishes a full Walker System Hair Trade course taught by Mrs Mamie Monroe of 309 Laurel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beverly
Clinton Street
Mamie Monroe
Laurel Street
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Raith & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Charles Albert
Central Ave
Seventh St
Lina Still
Borwood
East Nowood
Highland Avenue
Geo
Hussey
Third Street
Cin- Ginnati
Ohio
C. J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
HU ™Man
W. Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Steward Ave
Emma Buckner Collins
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
J. G. Sanders
West
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
West Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Prince A
Blackstone Hi
Rankin Bros
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Chandler
Memoriam
Edward Bailard
Fred W. Copening
John Banks
Columbus
M. C. Moore
Jessie Scruggs
Richmond St
Mrs. L. Dorsey
Chicago
Nora White
Savannah
Ida Dewes
Kerper Ave
Mrs. S. W. Matthews
Baby
Springfield
Ladies Social Improvement Club
College Hill
Bent Crooks
Virginia Ave. Northside
Nellie Ligions
Ethel Winn
Col. Winn
Covington and Cincinnati
Irene Hughes
West 9Th St
Hattie Thomas
Paris
C. L. Sharper
McAllister St
Stevenson
Ralph Raelton
Western Newspaper Union
A. Prossett
Foraker Avenue
Cincinnati
Martha Bowman
West Fourth St
Joseph Kelly
John J. Taylor
Harold B. Taylor
West Fifth ST
Mound Street
W. A. Johnson & Son
Woodburn
Yale Avenue
L. J. Young
West Fifth Street
Cincinnati, O
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
West 2950
Fred D. McCoy & Co
Offce
J. T. Conyard
Omy
Edward H. Habig
Katie Gray
United Daughter
Mrs. Hubbard
Park Avenue
Edden Markum
E. H. Young
625 West 6Th Street
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