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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
2
The Union from Cincinnati outlines its mission to spread news and teach loyalty, urging readers to work together for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political betterment. It quotes Seneca on reciprocity and the paper's aim to foster true loyalty among people.
Mr and Mrs E Morgan entertained guests recently. Mr and Mrs A Cass hosted the Joky Ten on Saturday. At St Andrews DuBois, Miss Thompson read What Means This Bleating of the Sheep and Jas H Robinson performed a piano solo with St Julien Renfro presiding. Raymond Hampton and Clarissa West mourns an infant son. James Robinson is ill. Rev L W Gray journeys to Chicago. Rose Bud Club enjoyed Friday afternoon with Mrs Fannie Dickerson. Rev Roberts to preach at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday.
On February 15 1921 the community learned that Elizabeth M Easton had died. Her bright intellect broad culture liberal arts travel and teaching made her a valued companion and inspiration to all ages. Her family mourns and offers a memory tribute describing her kindness and lasting impact.
From 5 to 6 p m Sunday vespers will be held at the Y W C A under the girl' work department supervision. A fine program is planned for mothers and club girls with Mrs Howard presiding and Mrs Ida Rhodes serving as secretary.
The old Lyceum will be pulled down at once and plans are drawn for a magnificent new theatre for all people. The slogan Millions Now Living Will Never Die appears as a bold flag in the announcement.
Lincoln Theatre hosts a busy program from February 19 to 27 featuring Greater Than Loves with Louise Glaum, The White Eagle serial, Thousand-To-One, Peggy Puts It Over, Breaking That, Wolfs of the Rail, and Big Town Round-Up. Two shows nightly, matinees Thursday and Sunday, and a same policy as the Lyceum with all specials.
Rev E H Blue delivers two strong sermons on Grace and faith in Jesus Christ and the gift of God. Attendance good with crowds at morning and evening services. Pastor and superintendent visit Precinct B meeting at Avondale Baptist as seven schools represented. Rev Hoard continues revival with full church each night.
Mrs Lucille Blackburn president of the Mothers club travels to Winchester due to a sick mother. Several community members including Mrs Alsop and Rev Mrs Smith are on the sick list. The church participated in the City Federation of Womens Clubs pew drive with Blackburn presenting. Hester Thomas hosted an elaborate six o'clock dinner Sunday for several local ladies and gentlemen.
Miss Alexine Crawford has been ill with la giippe for several days, prompting local concern and questions about her recovery.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for support during their brother's loss. Appreciation is extended to floral donors, Rev. Scott for comforting words, Alpha Lodge No. 1 and Stitch Lodge No. 54 for kindness, and undertaker Thompson for efficient service. Names and addresses of Mrs. Mary Lewis and Mrs. Rosa Williams are listed.
A brief memory note honors Margaret Lucile Ware who departed life on February 6 1921. Family members express ongoing sorrow and affection noting they miss her each day and anticipate a reunion beyond the sky in a future home.
Last Thursday evening Mt Carmel Presbyterian Church hosted a surprise for Mrs W L Brean organized by Mrs M Q Carter with help from Mrs Fannie Kennedy. A very enjoyable evening was reported and Mrs Brean expressed thanks for the large groceries collected and a purse of money.
Mt Nebo Baptist Church at 816 West Fourth Street reports good services Sunday morning and evening. Ordained deacon John Owens. B Y P U led by Rev A M Wood, president. Pastor Rev J T and secretary Mrs M T Varnon note collection fine as God blesses the congregation.
On Sunday February 26 1822 at 2 30 an afternoon program at Park Street Church in Cincinnati Ohio features a processional Holy Holy Holy Choir Invocation petition for world led by Reverend Spells The Wheel is presented by the Combined Forces of Christian Activities of Cincinnati Ohio with solo The Lord is my Light by Mrs Susie K Langley violin by Mr Partridge a quintette Union Baptist Church address by Hon Samuel W Bell Judge of Municipal Court and offering A pantomime The Holy City directed by Mrs M Moore sung by Mr Frank Hill societies Delta Sigma Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Optimist Club Y W C A and other organizations will be represented Mrs Anna Matthews accompanist Rev B F Smith pastor.
Real estate agent Sadduth reports sale of a three story Kenyon and Cutter corner building and a four story Cutter street property at 623 Cutter to the Model Drug Company. The firm, Ohio's largest black owned drug chain with four stores, plans a new outlet at Kenyon and Cutter within sixty days, its fifth store. Also sold is a 14 room house at 6069 West Ninth Street to Mrs. Lillian Drayton for Julius Wides of Murphysboro, Ill for investment.
New York February 11. Tet Rickard sport promoter held in 10000 bail for grand jury action on a charge of attack filed by fifteen year old Alice Ruck and the Children's Society. Magistrate Simpson bound him for the grand jury after noting the girls' detailed description of the house in West Forty-seventh street and the incidents. Rickard, said to oppose colored men and white men contesting in the prize ring, is Texan.
A hostile anti Negro editorial depicts the Klan swelling to more than a thousand members in one lodge while urging Black people to wake up before outrage provokes conflict. The piece alleges the order targets Catholics and Jews but intends to avoid visible action against them, while the white community blames Black people for social change.
A Washington Social will be held Wednesday evening February 22 at 1028 Mound Street in support of the Order of the Golden Circle of the Masonic Order. Supper at 6 p.m. Public welcome.
Investment corner property at Lincoln and Alms Place offered for sale by owner leaving city. Ten rooms on a large lot with fruit trees. Contact 22 Temple Court, Attorney, for details.
For Rent three rooms with bath and reception hall, gas and electric light on second floor at 3244 East Ridgway Avenue Walnut Hills Wadlon. Contact 5242 Y Emma Davis. Another furnished room at 292 Montfort Place with phone Woodburn 4115 L. Furnished room for gent only with bath meals served at 2150 Florence Avenue.
Services of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor will be held at St Johns Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion Church corner of Mound and Barr streets. Rev E J McCray pastor of First Masonic Baptist Church will preach the sermon. All are welcome. Sir S H Jacobs, C M Smith, Secretary.
The funeral of Monroe Morris was held at Glendale Baptist Church on Thursday. Rev. J. L. Francis of Hartwell and Miss Julia Mobley of Wayne Avenue are both listed as sick. Rev. Lowe is reported to be doing a great work in Lockland. It is good to be here.
The Avenue Tea Room has opened on Fifth Street offering wholesome pure food to ease tummy troubles. Two courteous matrons, Mesdames Bradley and Tate, provide tip-top service for shoppers who feel hungry and tired after a day in town.
The N A A C P secretary condemns Brigadier General Russell chosen to report on Haiti. He argues a Marine Corps commander, tied to the agency blamed for abuses, cannot reform Haitian affairs. He says a civilian with better U S Haitian relations aims would have been chosen.
The Queen City Glee Club performs Sunday at 4 PM followed by seven reels of pictures at 6 30 PM on February 19. Special programs are planned for each night. a carnival and bazaar occupy the second floor with picturesque booths. Season tickets cost one dollar each.
Dr Pierre Hudicourt of Port au Prince testified at hearings that Haitians would not recognize U S authority in Haiti and oppose the appointment of a High Commissioner urged by a Special Senate Committee investigating conditions in the country.
An exchange from the Boston Transcript depicts a father beginning to carve at a meal and mentioning he must attend a bankers’ dinner tomorrow where over a hundred are expected to be helped. His son Tommy comments on being the youngest among many guests.
Sunday February 19 1922 at 2 30 Pp.m the 21st annual memorial service is noted in Solo Deo Salus 323. The fragment references a church or memorial event but provides only the date time and indicates a long running annual observance without listing participants or location.
Dialogue fragment shows a wagered marriage proposal between a man and a young woman. The man asks to become his wife while the woman replies with cryptic acceptance implying enduring obligation and possible widowhood. The excerpt lacks clear setting, names, or events.
Advertising copy offers one thousand cards printed for 2.25 delivered anywhere. Promises no special price and to see samples first. Includes invitation to drop a postal note or call, with agent to call immediately. States company owns its own building and pays no rent.
Printed one dollar eighty five cent offer for ownership of our own building with rent to pay. K. Ebersole PTG. Co. lists Ridge 592 3710 and address Lueders Ave Cincinnati.
Mrs Thos Easily operates from 652 Kenyon Avenue offering Wonderful Hair Grower Co J Walker Wonderfull Hair Grower for scalp treatment and hair growth. Available wholesale and retail.
Local printer advertises cheap letter heads envelopes and bill heads with dodgers and society printing. Wedding invitations and announcements, dances and parties are highlighted. Church printing is a specialty and entertainment tickets are priced at 2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 593 for samples.
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