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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
2
The Union, edited by W P Dabney in Cincinnati, outlines its mission to teach loyalty and pride among people and to promote united effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political realms, quoting Seneca about reciprocal conduct.
Neighbors recall the Kmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs E B Anderson 731 Barr Street for 44 children aged 4 to 9 on Saturday January 1 1922 with a chicken dinner games and Santa stockings. Elias the Santa delivered cheer and the gathering drew praise for the Sun day activities and the work of the Y M C A and its chairman Mr Robinson. Mrs Mamie E Hodges and Mrs Hattie Jacobs attended. Also noted is a loving remembrance for Mattie Toney O Neill died February 1 1918 and a brief illness update on Mr Taylor Lightfoot with Y M C A efforts in Lockland.
A series of classes opens February with offerings for girls 14 and up and women. Registration times cover Little Mothers aid, Parliamentary Law, story telling for all ages, violin, and art and needle work. Instructors include Mrs Maggie Evans Miss Helen Zeller and Mr Ryder with Ali Temple meetings and a February 9 registration for art courses. A 10 cent supper and Bible study accompany the February schedule.
A dense list of names and locations for pharmacies and medicine vendors across Cincinnati and nearby cities. Entries include Loofburrow's Phey, Foertmeyer's, Park Drug Store, Murphy's Phar, Mechlem, Park Drug, various street corners in Cincinnati, Covington, Newport, and Lockland with dozens of provider addresses and indications of remedies for constipation liver stomach and bowel troubles.
Miss Ida Liverpool will teach the class with a registration fee of $1. Mrs. Goldie Shaw performed two delightful solos at the concert in O'Brienville.
Mrs. Cecil Harris entertained a small group of friends at a dinner party hosted in her home. The gathering featured light conversation, refreshments, and a pleasant social evening.
Under Mrs. Miller Brown Chapel held engaging meetings that ended with the First Baptist Pastors' Aid presenting their president Mrs. Lucy Goode a beautiful Bible, marking a notable local event.
James Orr, a 3 year old boy, fell head first from an iron fire escape at 1202 West Front Street and landed on the cement sidewalk two stories below. He rose, told his mother Mamma, and was taken by ambulance to General Hospital where he was examined for injuries.
Carefully examined by physicians, but there was not a scratch on his head or on other parts of his body. He was held for a while for observation and then returned to his jubilant mother.
Horace Sudduth sold to Robert A. Fowler three rear Syracuse street lots 96 by 130 feet for Mrs. Davidson. Gilbert Payne bought a double cottage at 805 7 Maple Street Lockland for Mrs. Bettie Patton. Jos L. Jones Sr. purchased a double cottage at 1108-10 Chapel Street for James H. Harrison as an investment. Lizzie Branch bought two twelve room houses at 1115-17 Myrtle Avenue for Edith Blume. Kate Brown bought two modern six room houses at 2917-19 Monfort Street for Miss Sallie P. Frazier. the Browns will reside at 2917 Monfort and rent 2919. Fannie Lewis sold a seven room brick at 830 Kenyon Avenue to Alex Reglus for use as a home.
Notice lists several rental ads with addresses and contact numbers. A three room flat on the second floor includes toilet and bath, reception hall, gas and electric light for $25 monthly. Also ads for furnished rooms at 2921 Montfort Place and 3958 Kerper with board or light housekeeping options.
Central location and reasonable rates advertised for a gentleman boarder in a private family setting. Contact West 4359 Y for details and arrangements.
Feature line up for the week lists O Malley the Mounted with Wm S Hart as a Northwest spectacle praised for love and excitement. Ruth Roland stars in White Eagle episode two and Dorothy Dalton leads Idol of the North noted as Miss Dalton’s best. Breaking Thru and What Every Woman Learns Cosmopolitan drama follow. Friday shows Country Store and Saturday features Frank Kennan in a thrilling drama The Spoilers.
Mrs P F Townsend of 1204 Chapel Street Walnut Hills requests contact for personal matter at Woodburn 860 L.
Local advertisement for Mrs C K Harris offering the Mme D L Butler hair grower treatment with contact at 3031 O Bryon and J Cincinnati Ohio and phone Woodburn 4036 L.
The Lyceum Theatre schedules a Sunday Extravagance with Mae Allison, then Monday and Tuesday present The Mark of Zorro featuring Douglass Fairbanks. Midweek shows include MOTHER O MINE in a Thomas Ince production, with thrilling drama. Thursday Amateur Night. Friday to Saturday features GreatER Claim. Sunday offers Wanted a Mother drama.
The document records a lodge resolution by Lily of the Valley Lodge No 84 United Knights and Ladies of Honor of the World. It expresses faith in resurrection and comfort for the bereaved family, with copies to be sent and entered in minutes. Jennie Johnson is listed as Protector and E A Williams as Financial Secretary.
Lily of the Valley Lodge No 84 United Knights and Ladies of Honor of the World in Cincinnati Ohio pass condolence resolutions for Henry C Williams husband of Carrie V Williams recording secretary. The message notes the death of Mr Williams and expresses sympathy with the family in their bereavement while urging acceptance of their loss.
Hamilton Ontario reports Matthew Bullock an American Negro linked to incitement charges in North Carolina was released by immigration officials. An immigration board ordered deportation, but the government reversed the decision on appeal, allowing him to stay.
A provocative line asserts that charging a Black man with crime in the South equals signing his death warrant, reflecting racial tensions and the perilous climate for Black individuals in the region. The remark captures a stark warning about systemic danger and racialized justice.
Louis Goodwin 26 of 2335 Concord Street was shot twice in the abdomen at 2337 Concord Street. Henry Shotwell and Sarah Strauter were held on suspicion after a quarrel between Goodwin and the Strauter woman. Goodwin is in serious condition at General Hospital.
A devotional note urges candidates for the Hall of Fame to have faith in God, faith in man, and faith in themselves, reminding to not spoil the day by neglecting small deeds. The speaker emphasizes resilience beyond a rough landscape described as Root-or-die.
A notice promotes Madam Reeder's hair parlor and a newly discovered hair restorer. It seeks agents to handle the product and mentions braids and switches in relation to services offered.
An advertising notice promotes one thousand printed cards for $2.25 with delivery nationwide. No special features, own building, no rent, samples available. Respond by postal or phone. agents will call. Company address is 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati and Ridge 592.
An ad notes a $1.85 regular price at 3710 Luedere Ave in Cincinnati Ohio. It claims no rent payments are required and markets immediate purchase options.
Mrs. Thos. Easily hosts headquarters for Wonderful Hair Grower Co. selling wholesale and retail. The product claims to treat scalps and promote hair growth under any condition from a general address at 652 Kenyon Avenue.
Cheap printing offered for business cards letter heads envelopes dodgers and wedding invitations. Society printing includes notices dances parties and church printing as a specialty. Entertainment tickets priced at 3.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 592 for samples from agent K L Besagole.
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