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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
4
A clipping shows subscription pricing in a terse format with $2.00 for six months and one month single copy options. The piece also reprints a set of moral quotes from various authors and sources including Mangasarian, Kasidah, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Bunyan, Acts, and a Chinese proverb, emphasizing protest against injustice and self-made standards.
After a siege of sickness attorney Thomas J. Howard resumes practice pleasing clients. Robert J. Harlan of Washington DC, grandson of the city native, marries Sadie Roberts on Halloween. Harlan, 22, to finish college next year. Roberts, 21, a Howard graduate from a respected family. Mr. C E Sampson goes to Detroit for his brother in law's death.
Northside Improvement and Civic Club honored St Valentine with an elaborate party at Mrs Jennie Lewis residence. Members and guests enjoyed the evening. Several local residents are noted: Sarah Johnson recovering from measles, Mrs Marie Johnson a Recreation Commission staffer, funeral of Mrs Florentine Plumb, and updates on Mr Henry Bush Wright and Mrs Florence Bowler. Mrs Beatrice Conrad visits Washington. The Union offers SHORT PERSONAL FREE.
In Loving Memory honors Herman Meadows who died February 24 1933 with lines of praise from family. The piece also notes Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Greer celebrating their 20th anniversary on February 12 and social gatherings hosted by Miss Elizabeth Cox and The Chatters club with prizes and social details.
East End News notes social visits births and weddings with Miss Augusta Sykes at the Smith home and B D C meeting at Walters. Mrs Catherine Jones dies and is buried at Mt Carmel. Local religious and youth events include Rev Horne sermon and Troop 325 attendance at Columbia Baptist for the Roosevelt broadcast. Population rising especially among women.
A Cincinnati reader asks the paper to stop using the word Negro and instead print COLORED, arguing it would earn more respect. The letter cites local figures and events, noting health, travel, exams, and social visits, and urges consistent respectful terminology throughout.
Mrs Violet Miller entrained to Louisville Ky Sunday morning due to the sudden death of her brother in law Owen Henderson.
Mr. Edward Steward died at his home after three weeks of illness. Visitors include Mrs. Jessie Wilson of Indianapolis visiting Cincinnati relatives and staying with Mrs. Walter Lewis. Local residents mentioned: Miss Margaret Stevenson improving, Miss Iola Hughes visiting parents, Mrs. Amanda Moran from Richmond Kentucky here for ill daughter-in-law Mrs. Harry Shepherd, plus several listed sick residents.
A meeting of the Citizens Recreation Council will be held Monday February 19 at 830 PM at the YMCA located at 70 West 8th Street. All members and interested citizens are invited to attend. Secretary Mrs Rose Betty Craig.
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