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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
2
Old Socks Sends Sympathy to Cincinnati Reader
Editor Dabney Cincinnati Dear Friend Dabney I think and wonder how the devastating flood and conditions in Cincinnati have affected you I hope you have not suffered personal loss If the river rises your office at 4th and Sycamore might be within range I trust not From reports conditions are unbelievable and the aftermath may be dire if an epidemic results My heart goes out to the homeless and distressed residents of the home town and I pray for relief Write me about conditions in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
4Th and
Sycamore
Virginia Marie Vidal
Tom Cat
Cheese Roll Biscuits From Historic Recipe Card
A biscuit recipe yields about 24 pieces made from flour salt soda baking powder lard buttermilk and American cheese. The dough is mixed cut in lard added with buttermilk rolled with cheese, sliced, and baked on a hot sheet for 40 to 45 minutes after preheating to 42 degrees.
Personal notices from flood aftermath in Madisonville
Mr Edw Berry remains in hospital for internal disorders. John Cox flood worker severely burned. Rev Wilbur A Page preached in jail Sunday. David Glenn Sr ill. Mr and Mrs Andrew Green welcomed a baby girl. Madisonville Community Center enjoyed a Federated Theatre Co. play. Crawford's Old Men's Home furnished shelter to shipwrecked. Funeral of Mrs Fannie Matthews at Allen Temple Monday. Dr and Madam Beamon aid flood victims. Supreme Life Building Social Set at innocuous leisure. Social activities paused after flood. Teachers aid in refugee care. Dr Chas A Schooley recovering in hospital. Daughter Madam Mallory healthier. Century Club to donate flood coffers. Lowen M Lawson sends sympathy. lives in New York. Madisonville Mothers' Club met at Mrs Fannie Lewis home. Korean repast served. Mrs Hickman buried from her son-in-law's residence. mother of Parthenia Wright. Mr Gilbert Howard of New York, former Richmond resident, was here. met Mrs Vic Vaughan. Cumminsville suffers. many small property owners affected. West End flooding displaced many longtime residents.
Volunteers help at Stowe School and flood rumors denied
A number of volunteers are active with Mrs D Huffman at Stowe School while Miss Irene Kirke serves as an efficient inspector. Rumors about flood sufferers are circulating but have no foundation in fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Huffman
Stowe School
Irene Kirke
Lincoln Douglass Banquet Deferred by Flood Conditions
Eugene H. Simms president of the Century Club of the Ninth Street Y M C A announces the Annual Lincoln Douglass Banquet scheduled for February 12 will be deferred due to flood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Simms
Century Club
Ninth Street Y. M. C. A
Death of Mrs E H and local sorrow at rector’s loss
The death of Mrs. E H, reported as a long awaited tragedy, deeply saddened the community. Her husband, the Rector of St Andrews, has resided here for many years. Due to high water, the funeral procession paused for burial at the mortician’s forest. In Lawrenceville Indiana, Mrs Lottie Lewis, sister in law of Miss Marian Ritchie, was fatally struck by an auto. Marian’s father was instructed to stay with the family as her mother and siblings are cared for by Mrs Clarissa Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H
St. Andrews
Lottie Lewis
Marian Ritchie
Lawrenceville
Ind
Clarissa Lewis
Marian
Man Delivers Medicine Through Storm to Glendale Invalid
Mr C E Sampson drove through a terrible storm to bring a bottle of medicine to a Glendale lady confined by illness. Friends praised his Christian kindness and noted his handsome appearance in a large fur overcoat despite the sickness and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sampson
Glendale
Local Notables and a Berea Death Highlight City Births
Mr Ellsworth Gamblee once a city resident and now in Cleveland, director of a recreation center, scored highest in a Civil Service exam. His wife Madam Arminta Gamblee was popular socially here. Their son Briggs was born in this city. Last Friday in Berea Kentucky James Moore brother of Mrs Richard Connelly died. He was a respected native of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Gamblee
Cleveland
Madam Arminta Gamblee
Briggs
Berea
Kentucky
James Moore
Richard Connelly
Dances and prayers aid flood refugees at Stowe and schools
White and colored pupils at Stowe school and nearby institutions sought cheer through dances and prayer services after the flood. Edwin T. Kinney of Chicago sent $5 for Red Cross relief after reading about the disaster and fire department efforts in the Chicago Defender. Kinney, formerly a College Hill veterinarian, is Mary Kinney’s son. Also noted is Smith's shop at 2965 Gilbert selling apparel amid relief and an upcoming indoor circus and relief events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Page
Edwin T. Kinney
Chicago
Chicago Defender
W. P. Dabney
Red Cross
Kinney
College Hill
Mary Kinney
East and West Cincinnati News Briefs Highlights
East End calls for two more foot patrolmen amid local crime incidents. Elmer Morris, an insurance agent, was stabbed by Henry Tools from Alabama. Elmer Spells died in a confrontation with Mike Sims. Sick list includes Harry Rhodes Jr and others. Church events, baptist pastor illness, troop and scouting notes, and a Friday party with Dorothy Campbell are reported. First Class Scout H Joiner won featherweight title. Men's Club annual banquet held at Mt. Carmel with M Jones as president.
Everyday Cooking Miracles With the thrift cooker
A feature on hosting ease using an automatic electric range and thrift cooker. It explains how the hostess can prepare a complete dinner in advance, then serve piping hot meals with minimal last minute effort. A round steak dish with sweet potatoes and onions is outlined as an economical example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Cooker
Economy Thrift Cooker
French Dressed Steak Broiling Guide
A smoke free method for broiling steak using French dressing as marinade. Trim and marinate for about an hour before placing on a smokeless broiler pan. Broil with door ajar, turning once, for rare to well done based on steak size and doneness.
Obituary Notes and Local Notices
Mrs. Oxley is buried. Mr. Willoughby Young’s body awaits transport to Kansas. “Bill” Porter chose Chicago’s wind over flood in this city. The printing plant will be capacitated for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willoughby Young
Kansas
Bill” Porter
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati, O
Dabney
Edw. Berry
John Cox
Wilbur A. Page
David Glenn Sr
Mrs
Andrew Green
Madisonville
Federated Theatre Co
Crawford
Fannie Matthews
Allen Temple
Madam Beamon
Chas. A. Schooley
Madam Mallory
Lowen M. Lawson
New York
Mothers’ Club
Fannie Lewis
Gilbert Howard
Richmond, Va
Vic Vaughan
Cumminsville
West End
Sarah Pelham
Smith’s
Gilbert
W. F. Sanders
Minnie Manuel
Henry Tools
Alabama
Elmer
Mike Sims
East End
Harry Rhodes Jr
Sheany Wilson
Wm. Andrews
Mrs. Williams
Charles Neal
Ardell Barkley
Cora Lee Walker
Little Bruenetta
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Thomas L. Barron
Albert Sims
H. Joiner
Times-Star
Dorothy Campbell
E. Kelly
Calvary Baptist
Joseph Payne
Calvary B. C
D. D. Nelson
Carl Horton
Conwhede
Anna Chain
Mt. Carmel
M. Jones
Att’y R. L. Bailey
Indiana
Virginia Francis
Hotpoins Electric Cookery Institute
Mrs. Oxley
J. A. Rogers
Clobe-Trotter
Roosevelt Theatre
Leo Carillo
Nino Martini
Ida Lupino
Walter C. Kelly
Edith Fellows
Mae West
Richard Arlen
Cecelia Parker
Charlie Chaplin
Clark Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
Spencer Tracy
San Francisco
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