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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1919

Page

4

Local Social Notes and Police News Highlight City Figures

Community notices mention Lizzie Sims and Laura Ailer seeking letters to Rev. W Augustus Jones at Union Baptist Church. Howard Grear rises in the Police Department on the executive committee with a Police Paper feature. Social events include Garfield Kirksey hosting and Col S G Alexander doing honors, plus a surprise at Dr A H Dickerson’s residence with a 20-seat menu by Frisby Steele. John Langhorne and wife travel to Springfield. mother ill but improving. Weekend visits from Mrs and Miss Foss of Columbus to Mrs Fanny Austin and Miss Mayhew Penegraph of Indianapolis to Miss Annie Ford. Whist and checkers social with Sergt Jamerson sharing experiences Over There.

Lizzie Sims Laura Ailer W. Augustus Jones Union Baptist Church City Jamerson A. H. Dickerson Frisby Steele Wm. Smith A. Shipley Sergt. Jamerson

No Publicity Here for Nuisance Women in The Union

A city paper defends The Union against accusations from several young women calling it a blackmailing sheet. The editor says readers are misled, pledges veracity, and hints at legal risk for the critics while noting past defensive actions and measured responses.

Dabney

Carnation Club entertained by Mrs Geo Wilson at University Ave

Mrs Geo Wilson hosted the Carnation Club on Thursday with many visitors and seating for twenty. Bethel Baptist Church marks Father and Son Day on February 11 1919 with a banquet by the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society. A Chicago correspondent issues a correction regarding a marriage rumor. Mrs Anna Hayman denies engagement. requests correction of a Union item dated January 25. Mrs Birdie Daugherty visits in December, falls ill and is treated at Evangeline Home Hospital with care from Captain Jacobs and Dr W T Nelson. The Evangeline Home at 613 West Fourth Street appeals to Colored patrons.

Geo. Wilson University Ave Carnation Club Bethel Baptist Church Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Chicago Ill W. P. Dabney Cincinnati Dabney Anna Hayman Birdie Daugherty Maggie Holland Evangeline Home Hospital Captain Jacobs W. T. Nelson Holland Evangeline Home West Fourth Street

Tyler Delivers Vivid War Era Talk At Y Sunday

A large crowd gathered at the Y Sunday to hear Hon. Ralph W. Tyler describe conditions "Over There" with graphic clarity. For many, the talk was so engaging that a return engagement is being organized as demand to hear him again runs high.

Ralph W. Tyler

Death of Mr James Sherman in February 1918

Mrs M Simmons notes the passing of Mr James Sherman on February 6 1918. She recalls his well known presence in the city and his gentle ways. He is survived in memory with his devoted wife.

James Sherman M. Simmons

French High Commission speaker to address Forum event

Lieutenant de Wierzbicki, a member of the French High Commission to the United States, will lecture at the Forum on Sunday at 4 PM. An organ recital and musical service by Mr. Charles Trotter will begin at 3:30 PM at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Eighth and Mound streets. Public welcome. Alberta M Morris, daughter of Mrs. Mable B Morris, visits her grandparents.

de Wierzbicki

Surprise party honors Rev. Oxley on 38th birthday

Last Thursday January 30 a large gathering at St. Andrews Church celebrated the rector Rev E H Oxleys 38th birthday. Parishioners and friends from churchs schools and the wider community sent greetings. Mrs Nora Naylor presided as chairwoman and Oxley expressed thanks. Other notes mention travels illness and church activities including evangelist Martha Keys preaching at Brown Chapel and new converts.

E. H. Oxley St. Andrew’s Church Nora Naylor Martha K. Keys Brown Chapel

Woman speaker Nannie Banks to lecture at Metropolitan Church

A Sunday February 9 1919 lecture at Metropolitan Baptist Church Ninth and Cutter streets features Miss Nannie Banks of Middletown Ohio on Woman's Place in the Wild. She is a former Grand Household of Ruth lecturer noted for high ideals business skill and Christian life. Roosevelt Memorial and Fathers and Sons events are announced for Sunday with invited women and Household of Ruth members.

Metropolitan Baptist Church Ninth and Cutter Streets Nannie Banks Middletown Ohio Women’s Baptist State Convention Ruth Sisters

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