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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1919
Page
3
Sunday services include Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M Christian Endeavor at 7 P M You are cordially invited to attend For rent furnished front room for a man and wife Bath Electric 2529 Ida Ave Norwood.
Walnut Hills cottage with three rooms, toilet and bath for rent at 2335 Concord Street. Contact phone C 1263 Y.
Col. Oscar J. Charles a prominent young army officer was wounded on September 29 when a shell fragment pierced his leg. He refused medical aid, removed the injured canteen, refilled it, and continued to supply water to wounded men while retaining command of the 306th Infantry in the 79th Division. Previously adjutant at West Point, he served in the Spanish War Moro campaign and sought transfer to line service in the latest conflict.
Maj. Gen. Sir F. H. Sykes told London's chamber of commerce that air progress includes 20 Channel trips from July to October, 8,085 miles flown, 1,843 passengers, and 71 usable flying days. The government aims for weekly India mail service with 25 machines. cape colony to Cairo and long distance airships were discussed, citing a Zeppelin flight delivering twelve tons of ammunition and returning after four days aloft without landing.
Mrs Fannie L Brown, scalp specialist and agent for Mme D L Butler’s Hair Grover, announces services at 1654 Elmore S&J Cumminsville. Bee.
Horace Sudduth, administrator of Henry Gibbs estate, sold the southeast corner of Foraker and Alms Place with two frame cottages to Richard J. Chatelier, who plans about 1500 in improvements for investment. Dr Edward B. Gray bought 1028 Mound Street building with three flats from J Quters as an investment. C E Gibson sold a seven room modern house and three acres on Washington Avenue Glendale Ohio to M A Hunter as part of a family relocation within thirty days.
Rev Breckenridge delivered two able sermons at Bethel Sunday in Lockland notes by L J Earhart.
Mr. Zion held a communion service that was spiritual and well attended on Sunday. Mrs. E Cook visited at Walnut Hills Sunday. Mr. Ben Zimmerman is improving slowly. Mrs. L Williams entertained her mother from Walnut Hills Sunday. Mrs. Elsie Coleman hosted a party Saturday evening for friends. Mr. Phillip Starks, recently seriously ill, is improving. Mrs. M Cannon returned last week from Richmond Kentucky.
Bethel Sewing Circle raised 25 dollars at Thursday evening social. Several local residents appear in the week’s notes including Mrs Ellen Cammack Mrs Phelps and daughter and Mrs Amy Johnson. Augustus Brooks of Indianapolis visited relatives while Mr Locker of Cincinnati spoke at the Christian Church. Mrs Dickersons wife has been ill and Hoyle has resumed his business.
Grace Wilson and Georgie Clark, two vagrants in treatment, drank alcohol and adulterated it with formaldehyde. The resulting explosion wrecked furniture, frightened officers, and led to the two women being jailed for disturbing the peace.
Pottsville, Pa. Thomas J. Rose, a Civil War veteran, has finally been given a pension after a Washington clerical error kept it from him for some years. The back pension will amount to several thousand dollars. Seven congressmen tried to correct Rose's record, but success came with the present war and new records.
Real estate opportunity listing says house and five lots for sale in North College Hill. Contact options include Phone Canal 2233 or Woodburn 1187-R, with W. B. Bush as the attorney handling the sale.
Wise exhortation from The Union urging readers to support advertisers weekly. It vows reliability and courteous service, inviting feedback on unsatisfactory businesses and promising readers will catch bargains by mentioning the paper. The message emphasizes mutual prosperity through local commerce.
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