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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1920

Page

4

Local Social Highlights From Walnut Hills Dinner Party

Mrs. Hattie Plenty entertained Sunday at a Champagne Dinner Party at 807 Wehrman Ave Walnut Hills with guests Mr and Mrs Turner Mr and Mrs A Thornton Mr John H Hodges and Miss Clydia Parker. After months away in Coshocton Ohio Mr and Mrs Geo B Downs and children returned to Churchhill Ave WH Mrs Downs a scalp specialist is now ready to work.

Hattie Plenty Wehrman Ave Walnut Hills Turner A. Thornton John H. Hodges Clydia Parker Coshocton Ohio Geo. B. Downs Churchhill Ave W.H

Miss Chenault and Mr. Simmons Wed Last Week

Community notices record two weddings, Clara Hurst and Herman Swearring quietly married. Sallie Chenault and Frank Simmons also wed. Church acknowledgments thank Park Street Church, Y M C A Band, First Baptist Church Covington, and Lunkenheimer Co staff for support during illness and death of Mayme Redd. hymnist Mrs. Moore praised. A free lecture by A T Hubbard on hell set for Hotel Sterling Auditorium Sunday Feb 8 at 3:30 with 3 PM doors.

Norman Redd Park St. Church Mayme Redd Lunkenheimer Co B. F. Smith Clara Hurst Mr. Herman Swearring Sallie Chenault Frank Simmons Hell A. T. Hubbard

Death of Earl L Winnson in Chicago 1920

Earl Lorenzo Winnson son of Mrs. Rosie E Reed and nephew of Mrs. Solie A Buckner died January 21 1920 in Chicago after a two month illness from heart leakage and enlargement and was buried there January 24 Mrs Rora Walker returned to Detroit after visiting her daughter Mrs Stevenson Geo Dawson hosted a dinner for Mrs Rosa Walker with ten guests Note about Silver Wedding of Mrs Hull missing earlier coverage mentioning Mrs I Fox and Miss Myrtle Ervin on reception committee

Earl Lorenzo Winnson Rosie E. Reed Solie A. Buckner Chicago Rora Walker Detroit Mrs. Stevenson

Card of Thanks and Local Notices

Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends for kindness during illness of husband William T. Copeland and to Rev D P Roberts and others for support. Mentions Madam Leon Lewis nee Babe Burgess called to city by sister's illness. NAC CP secretary A L Imes author of article. Mr Wm M Porter injured from being thrown from a buggy. Porter was an undertaker and local business figure. Jennie Porter principal of Stowe School. Phyllis Wheatley and Improvement Clubs hosted a reception Friday evening.

Leon Lewis Babe” Burgess Wm. M. Porter Jennie Porter Stowe School

Mrs Rosa Walker Out Again After Illness

Mrs Rosa Walker of Washington Terrace resumes outings after illness. Mrs Parker hosted a surprise party in honor of her son Mr Geo Parker, with friends and family in attendance.

Rosa Walker Washington Terrace

Local Social Notes and Obituary Snippet

Mrs. Herbert James recovers from La Grippe while Mrs. Wm Holland of Barr Street and Mrs. Helen Jackson show health improvements. Mrs Amanda Jefferson of this city dies December 6 in Oxford Ohio. The Magnolia Club, Poro Club, and church delegates hold or plan meetings as illness limits attendance.

Amanda Jefferson City Oxford Ohio

In loving memory of our dear son and brother

In loving memory of our son and brother John Smith who died January 25 1920. Bereaved family James and Belle Smith thank friends for kindness and funeral care. Also note Optimist Club plans a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Estelle Burrell Teeters February 13 at Linton Park Community Center with invitations sent.

John Smith B. D. Scott F. C. Locust M. E. Champs Turner Optimist Club Estelle Burrell Teeters Linton Park Community Center

Notable Local Figures and Church Events Highlight Weekend

Mrs Teeters nee Burrell praised as attractive and valued Health Department member. The Pageant Builders of the City of God staged at St Andrews Church on Sunday January 25. Candlemas Service on February 2 at 8 pm celebrated the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary. William D Sulzer of Chicago, formerly Cincinnati, a dramatic baritone, to perform at The Forum. Dr Oxley birthday surprise from wife and friends. Parish House decorated. music and speeches praised. Madam Oxley lauded for devotion to Rector and children. Age of the distinguished father of St Andrews not stated.

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Dr. Oxley Madam Oxley St. Andrew’s

Clap Your Hands at the Theatre Plea for Audience Applause

A speaker urges theatre patrons to applaud actors for merit, criticizing silent audiences as unbecoming and calling applause a fair reward that funds actors to improve. The message emphasizes understanding actors as human and responsive to feedback. WERBUM SAP.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rach & Mack Shirt Company Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Speed Gates, Proprietor West Ninth Street Cincinnati O Sima Still Borwood East Nowood Highland Avenue Geo I Wuesey E. Third Street Cincinnati Jr. Walker Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H Huan Dealera Shell Goods W. Fifth St Pekin Theater Emma Buckner Collins Steward Ave Lockland, O West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed H. G. Sanders West Eighth Street Jas H. Thempeen Undertaker West Minth Semeet Comer Freeman Avenues Seal OF the Dane Chapel Street Rankin Bros E. L. Gifford Madisonville Chandler Nina Eason Joe Smith Dayton Fannie Woods Alpha Omega Ciney Mr. John Moses William T. Copeland D. P. Roberts Knights of Pythias Rankin Brothers Rosa Copeland A. L. Imes The Union Phyliss Wheatly and Improvement Clubs Herbert James la Grippe Ms. Tate Jas. Toran B. J. Hawkins Sterling Hotel Magnolia Mrs. Drake Wm. Holland Barr St Poro Club Ollie Sanders Wade St Helen Jackson R. J. Nolan Brother James Smith Belle Smith Wm. D. Sulzer A. Prossett Foraker Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Martha Bowman West Fourth St Picasse West Incorporated—Capital Fifth Street Horece Sudduth Wm. M. Cordell Henry M. Higgins I. J. Kirk James H. Thompson Treas William T. Nelson William J. Decatur James W. Thorpe A. Lee Beaty Edward B. Gray Francis M. Russell Henry S. Dunbar Morris Walton William L. Anderson Jos. L. Jones Richard P. McClain Phone West 2140 W. Copeland West Fifth Street L. J. Young Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 Foster K. Burr Capitol Petroleum Company of Denver Colorado J. T. Coryard Yen Ayres Edward H. Habig Suburbs Richard L. Jones Bush & Jones Temple Court Building Plum S&ts City Hall Canal Woodbern
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