Mrs Meyers Hosts Birthday Party in Washington Terrace
Social notes record Mrs. Charlie Meyers entertaining guests at her Washington Terrace home for a birthday gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Wm Mason, Mrs.George Winkfield, Mrs. Walter Phillips, and others. Also noted are death, illness, and community acknowledgments, plus music director Jose H. Grinage seeking cantata work in Cincinnati and local contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Meyers
Washington Terrace
Wm. Mason
George Winkfield
Walter Phillips
Wm. Evans
Frank Hall
J. B. White
James Castleman
Henry Bivens
Robi. Gardner
Lewis Washington
Chas. Jett
Meyers
Marriage Plans for Miss Florence Chenault and Carl Jackson
Miss Florence Chenault will marry Mr. Carl Jackson on March 9 1920. A mass meeting at Zion Baptist Church on February 15 1920 at 3 PM features Miss Bertha Searles speaking on The Problem of the Feeble Minded. Washington brothers sell soles under the City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs auspices. Mrs Lucile Edwards is president. Mr and Mrs Schwering will be at home 926 Kenyon Ave after February 8 1920. Mr Frank Dion of Armory Avenue has died Sunday. Mr and Mrs G Wharton celebrate the birth of a son Clarence William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Chenault
Walter Chenault
Carl Jackson
Zion Baptist Church
Miss Carrie White Hosts Honor for Mrs Fatterson
Social note: Miss Carrie White entertained in honor of Mrs Fatterson of Cleveland Saturday. Also mentions Mrs M J Frazer improving, and the death of Mrs Arthur Miller of Foraker avenue on Friday. Spirit messages and Bible event listed at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday February 15 at 3 PM, free with no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie White
Mrs. Fatterson
Cleveland
Arthur Miller
Foraker Avenue
International Bible Students
Knights of Honor Hall
Knitting Club Meets At Mrs O Ban Ion Residence
Mrs Edith F Miller president led a Knitting Club gathering at the home of Mrs Thos O Ban Ion Thursday night. A delicious luncheon followed and attendees enjoyed a delightful time. Mr David Colter is on the sick list. The Union has a long history here and prompts readers about subscription status and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Colter
Knitting Club
Edith F. Miller
Thos. O’banion
Revival drive to raise funds for Allen Chapel in Allen Parish
Rev Matthew Johnson of Allen Chapel A M E Church asks Allen Temple Brown Chapel and all neighbors to help raise 300 dollars for the church. Dr Hill begins a revival there Sunday. A surprise birthday party was given to Mr W R Minor by Mrs Rosie L Willis. Miss Harriet Elizabeth Brown wed Mr Robt E Jones in St Louis on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Johnson
Allen Chapel
A. M. E. Church
College Hill
Allen Temple
Brown Chapel
Hill
W. R. Minor
Rosie L Willis
M. C. Baughman
W. M. Hopkins
Harriet Elizabeth Brown
Robt. E. Jones
St. Louis
Testimonial letter subscription pledge for The Union
February 4 1920 John Langhorne sends one dollar to renew The Union subscription calling it a race paper and urging every colored man to subscribe. Dear Sir the note expresses gratitude and intent to support the publication for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dabney
Union
Miss Annabelle Davis Improves After Serious Influenza Case
Miss Annabelle Davis daughter of Mr A Jackson living at 418 Wade Street is slowly recovering from a serious bout of influenza. The Carnation Embroidery Club No 1 met at the residence of Mrs Sarah Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Davis
A. Jackson
Wade Street
The
Carnation Embroidery Club
Sarah Smith
Dramatic Recitation and Barytone Solos by Sulzer at Forum Time
The Forum program for Sunday afternoon February 15 features dramatic recitation and barytone solos by William O D Sulzer of Chicago formerly of Cincinnati. The event is set for 3 45 P M at St Andrew s Parish House with Sulzer as the principal performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's’ Parish
Wm. OD. Sulzer
Chicago
Cincinnati
At The Lyceum Miller and Lyles Comedy
A brief note on At The Lyceum presenting a most amusing farce by Miller and Lyles with Tribble and Leon Diggs. The play has many comical situations and witty dialogue, with strong leading ladies and an effective soubrette. A change of bill begins Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Lyles
Lyceum
Miller
They Fill the Bill at Howard Pharmacy
Dr Young and Dr Young of Howard Pharmacy in the Gaither Building at 408 West Fifth street run a thriving business. The theater crowds are well served by a delightful lunch and excellent facilities, making the place a beautiful, well regarded spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Young
Howard Pharmacy
Gaither Building
West Fifth Street
Calvary Baptist Sunday School Adult Class Meets Feb 6
The organized Adult Class of Calvary Baptist Church held its monthly meeting on Friday February 6. An excellent program of solos papers and recitations entertained visitors. Rev A G Freeman praised the class. Emma King presided and celebrated her first meeting as president calling for continuance of the spirit. A birthday cake for Mrs Mary Wilson wife of Rev J J Wilson was served in the basement with Mrs Selma Overstreet presenting gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Chas. Jones
Emma King
Mary Wilson
J. J. Wilson
Wilson
Molly Brooks
L. E. Brown
Georgia A. Brown
Helen Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rash & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Speed Gates, Proprietor
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati, O
Sina Still
Fiat
Borwood
East Nowood
Highland Avenas
Geo. i Hreesey
E. Third Street
Ohio
Walker
Mra
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
W. Fifth S
Pekin Theater
Emma Buckner Collins
Aliso
Steward Ave
Phone Valley
Lockland, O
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
H. G. Sanders
West
Jas H. Thempeen
Undertaker
West Minth Semset
Rankin Bros
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Chandler
Wessie Comer
Mrs. Ben Huey
Mr. Mosbey
Kentucky
John Channer
Maggie Green
Bettie Brooks
William Brooks
Wilbur Page
Emma Thurston
Marie Carr
John Reider
Jose H. Grinage
Douglass School
Woodburn
Gaff Avenue
20Th Century Club
Mr. R. McWhorter
Ed. Davis
Frank Dion
Armory Avenue
Martha Bowman
M. J. Frazer
A. Prossett
Cincinnati, Ohio
Martha
West Fourth St
Fifth Street
Horace 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
Jos. L. Jones
Richard P. McClain
Lina Still
Pearl Christian
Poro Club
Carmel Presbyterian Church
W. L. Brean
Roscoe C. Talley
Ironton, Ohio
Andrew Talley
Miss Pearl Greene
Fort Wayne Indiana
Mrs. ©. Johnson
Paris
John Langhorne
Miss Carrie White
Phone West 2140
W. Copeland
L. J. Young
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
Foster K. Burr
Capitol Petroleum Company of
Denver
Colorado
J. T. Coryard
Kenyon Awe
Mette
Edward H. Habig
Suburbs
Richard L. Jones
Bush & Jones
Temple Court Building
N. E. Cor
Plum
City Hall
Canal
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