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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
4
A collection of quotes and aphorisms on protest courage and moral duty from Mangasarian Wilcox Bunyan Kasidah and others. It emphasizes speaking out against wrong, self-made laws, and personal integrity as guiding principles.
Madam Kate Weathers, long a resident of California known for land of sunshine, sends her annual contribution with fond memories of Cincinnati and cheerful regards. Madam Edith Miller is again on a war path but is reported to be in good health and has many friends.
Mr G B Peterson long known to local residents has endured poor health for years. Friends report he resides at 1406 Charles Street in Fredericksburg Virginia and hope for improved well being.
A community note expresses thanks for kindness during Mrs. Beaulah Gray's illness and funeral. It mentions Reverend speakers and soloists, thanks to Thompson's Funeral Home and Director Thompson, and signals various society updates including club activity, illness, hostesses, prize winners, and personnel movements. It also hints at upcoming local content and a future article by a local writer.
Turner and Hodgkin report steady growth in Obyronville with a growing Sunday School. The Lee Chapel Aid hosted a Ling Supper at Miss Jennie Mae Sloan’s home. The Ways and Means Club of 1st Baptist Church progresses, while residents face health updates including Edward Steward ailing and Miss Cecelia Bryant confined at home. Mrs. Mae Francis shows partial hospital improvement.
East End notices report the marriage of Miss Nancy Pearl Smith and Mr. Daniel Tye last Wednesday with Leonard Hurt and his wife as witnesses. Other items include a B Y P U meeting, infant burials and births, hospital stays, and community notes amid an improving health list and a local school closing for Negro History Week observances.
The Young Matrons Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Edna Wallace's home. A Valentine Tea is planned for February 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Roberts in Wyoming. Miss Myrtle Thomas of Lockland, a Wilberforce University student, has been very ill but is much improved now.
Mt Zion Baptist pastor Rev D C Ross is convalescing at home. Mrs Ella Lee of Lockland is reported much better. Miss Elizabeth Phillips visited Willa Mae Stiles in Loveland. Millcreek Valley Civic League met at Lockland Y M C A with F D Clay presiding. A report on Constitutional By-Laws was given and Mosley was elected Publicity chair with Menifee and Linton. Next meeting February 13 at Y W C A Annex.
Ralph Moorman and Miss Harris of Walnut Hills wed January 30 and reside in Avondale. Mrs. Anna B. Combs, mother of Mrs. W. M. Jackson, died at Christ Hospital and was buried from Ripley First Baptist Church. Madisonville friends joined a Ripley funeral procession. Straight Eight Club and Big Hearted Four hosted gatherings. Newses Association held a Musical Tea for camp funds at the Optomist Welfare Center with Eva Bowles and Tyus of Rumford Baking Powder Co speaking.
On Monday afternoon February 5 Mrs. William Owsley entertained the Non-Paralee Bridge Club with guests Mrs. Inez Leak Mrs. Lula Anderson Mrs. Rose Ware Mrs. Alma Palmer Mrs. Mae Duncan Mrs. J. P. Logan and Dr. Mae Cockrell Prizes went to Mrs. Martha Seymour and Mrs. Katherine Bronston Guest prizes to Mrs. Mae Duncan and Mrs. Alma Palmer A beautiful luncheon followed.
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