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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1921

Page

4

Local society notes and notices in Union paper

Mrs. Millie Crochett returns from Richmond after a death in the family. Mrs. Martha McKinney hosts a luncheon for Mr. I. W. Frazier of Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Spence head to New York for their new home. Leo Dabney visiting from Cleveland. Card of Thanks from Mrs. Grace Mason for Clark Mason’s illness and death. Welberforce Day announced at Brown's Chapel with Rev. Hercules of London to preach. Various illness updates and visits. Rev. Hercules addresses Treble Clef Girls. Mrs. John A. Holmes and Nina Purcell improving. John Perkins recovering, Dr S. A. Dial visiting. Collection in Masonville Monday.

Brown’s Chapel F. E. M. Hercules London England P. J. Blackburn

We Are Club entertained by Mr Zion at the avenue

Funeral services were held for Mr Mason at Antioch Church on Tuesday. Miss Grace Halsey, a Douglass School teacher, left for a new post in New York. Mr Lester Hawkins illness ended with shipment of his remains to Richmond Kentucky. Several locals ill or convalescing include Miss Katie Cheragh and Mrs Alice Ezell with a heavy cold. Master Herman Lauterbach died after a three week illness. his remains were sent to Knoxville Tennessee. Mrs Henrietta Shearer celebrated her sixtieth birthday with a surprise party hosted by her daughter Miss L Edwards. Mr Clarence Hooper and Miss Esther Combs wed last week. Mrs Donzella Dickerson spent Sunday with Mrs Pearl Higgins. Aunt Sally Winslow is convalescent. Mr Henry Lauterbach of Detroit was here for illness and death of his son. Mrs Kittie Quisenberry visiting home in Winchester Kentucky.

In Memoriam and Local Notices From 1920

A memorial note for FRANK P. BROWN dated February 8 1920 expresses enduring grief from his wife ALICE and marks one year since his passing. Additional notices mention a Bible student service at Knights of Honor Hall February 13 at 3 PM and a Templers Ball on March 31 at the Music Hall with Mrs. John Berry ill and Rev E H Blue supplying in Madisonville.

Great Pyramid Egypt Isa International Bible Students Knights of Honor Hall

Sixtieth Birthday Greetings and Local Notices

Mrs. Henrietta Shearer thanks friends for gifts on her sixtieth birthday. Mr. William L. Coleman visited Washington Kentucky with relatives. Mrs. Gertrude Brand remains on the sick list. Mr. George T. Edwards continues in the Patting and Turning business. Paper dress social a success with prizes to Mrs. A Reese for most unique dress and Mrs. Mary Simpson for oddest. Revival at First Baptist Church drew over 100 additions and $200 raised. Rev. R. Roberts of the Seventh Day Adventist Church returned and is holding services.

Rev. R. Roberts Seventh Day Adventist Church

Mrs Meyers Promotes Easy Beauty and Extra Earnings

Mrs Meyers offers tips to boost beauty and earn money in spare hours and invites readers to write for details at 237 Court St Dept 75 Memphis Tennessee.

Poro System Graduates Open Home Hair Business

The following women have completed the Poro System scalp and hair treatment course under Miss Pearl Christian and are ready to operate from their homes. Mrs Julius Jones at 1126 Yele Avenue W H phone Wolbn 4880-L. Mrs Maggie Williams at 3047 Lavinia Ave O Brayonville O. Mrs Mary Maupins at 5059 Kerper Ave H phone Wdbn 3124-Y. Mrs Amanda Andrews at 2696 Alms Place W H phone Wdbn 4216-Y. Mrs Gertrude Johnson at 505 Hutchins Ave Avondale phone Ave 5818-L.

Miss Pearl Christian Julius Jones Yele Avenue W. H Maggie Williams Lavinia Ave O’brayonville Mary Maupins Kerper Ave Amanda Andrews Alms Place Gertrude Johnson Hutchins Ave Avondale

Mrs Mary B Saulter Moves to Sterling Hotel

Mrs Mary B Saulter changes address from 925 West Eighth Street to the Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. The notice notes the M. 8. 6 System of Hair Dressing.

Mary B. Saulter West Eighth Street Sterling Hotel Sixth and Mound Streets West Sixth Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Liberian Haberdashery CO W. Fifth Street John and Smith W. J. Walton Rev S. O. Shinault West Fifth Street S. T. Sneed James Franklin West Fourth Street Cincinnati W. H. Hill & Company ELLIS @ HILL CANAL Ohio Ervice Rankin Bros. Funeral Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street West Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Freeman Avenue W. Court St Cincinnati, O Park Ellis Brothers Modern Ambulance Service East Hill Tailoring & Dry Cleaning CO Madison Road Gordon D. Cor Ashland Chapel Streets Merchant Tailoring S. Gershimy Sixth Street Millie Crochett Richmond, Ky Avant Martha McKinney Covington I. W. Frazier Harrisburg Mrs. W. B. Spence New York Leo Dabney Cleveland Clark Mason Father Oxley Rev. Gray Rankins Grace Mason John Perkins Armory Ave S. A. Dial Chicago Wm. Caleb Tate Mary Cartwright Edgar Owens Mr. Roe Taber E. J. Berry Bertie Dent Bessie Owenton Hercules of Howard W. Jones John A. Holmes Lincoln Ave Neice Nina Purcell Mrs Eloise Davis Mr. Zion Mr. Mason Antioch Church Emma L. Hdwards Douglass School Grace Halsey Lester Hawkins George Reese Alice Ezell Katie Cheragh Herman Lauterbach Knoxville Tenn Henrietta Shearer Miss L. Edwards Henry Lauterbach Detroit Donzella Dickerson Pearl ‘Higgins Sally Winslow Clarence Hooper Esther Combs Kittie Quisenberry Winchester, Ky Horace Sudduth W. Sth Street Phant Main Evelyna Watts West Seventh Street Cincinnati, Ohio Jessie Williams Concord Street Husband Frank P. Brown Frank Alice Templer The Music Hall John Berry Elmwood E. H. Blue Madisonville Baptist Church A. J. McMurray William L. Coleman Washington, Ky Gertrude Brand George T. Edwards First Baptist Church WM. F. Haney Express and General Hauling West 6Th Street Elbert Brookins Phon Woodburn Park Avenue Phone West 2140 W. Copeland L. J. Young Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 J. T. Conyard Kenyon Avenue Edward H. Habig Undertaker Ani Ice Battle’s Sample Furniture Store Dealer J. K Sherman J. H EACK Fifth St Pekin Theater
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