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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
2
The passage urges unity among our people and the need to foster local loyalty and pride as essential to collective success, emphasizing the importance of working together for our best interests and political spirit.
Mrs Nannie Fields is ill in Washington Kentucky. Various residents including Mr Jessie Weeks Mrs Beatrice Quall and Mrs Ida Snowden reported illness or family illness. A Bolivian Art Club gift was won by Eugene Chenault at Washington Terrace Community Center. Statements mention church services social visits and meetings with notes on births deaths and relocations. Names include Mrs Fannie Franklin Mrs Alma Bryant and Rev H W Jamerson among others with activity at Brown Chapel Douglass School and Colonial Club events.
An old note reports the Art Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Ri ward Prosser's home with guests Gordon and Mrs 5S from Middle district. The fragment references Union information value and a 15-cent monthly subscription rate, ending with a moral remark about poverty.
Memorial notes recall John Berry's loss and family sorrow. Asa Williams sends a memorial for Rev. B D Scott. Mrs J W Patterson mourns mother illness while Mrs Josephine Brook recovers from flu. Dr W E B DuBois visits Crescent Club en route to California and Crercon.
Lincoln Theatre promotes a strong schedule with two feature debuts and vaudeville acts. Tom Mix stars in UP AND GOING with stunts and romance on February 26 27 and 28 March 1 2. Jackie Coogan stars as Oliver Twist in a Dickens classic with a March 1 child matinee. Also THE LADY FROM LONG ACRE starring Wm Russell on March 3 4 and LEATHER PUSHER No 5.
Albert Savage and Mrs. L. E. Embry express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of Wilberena Savage. They thank the Blue Triangle Branch YWCA employment committee, floral donors, Father Oxley, St Andrews Episcopal Church choir, Mrs. Moore for the solo, and Renfro Fielding Co. for funeral arrangements.
A garbled note warns against involvement with married women, claiming dire consequences from both husbands and wives. The fragment suggests danger in relations and cautions readers about schemes of women.
In Memory of Our Sainted Mother who departed this life February 19 1919. Dearest mother you have left us and the strain we deeply feel four long years and yet the sorrow bring us near the great tomorrow. Sadly Missed by Her Children Mamie Pope Hattie Colvin Anna Engrane Libbie Gazaway and Thomas Cabbie. Mamie Pope spent Sunday and Monday in Middletown as guest of her aunt Effie Fauckner.
Miss Josephine Pope returns home to Richmond after a stay of more than a month with relatives.
Negroes warned in notes signed K. K. K. to move from Cleves complied with the order. They spent their last hours in old homes Saturday night with music and dancing. Mayor D W Gwaltney of Cleves said Monday there was no disorder at the moving. Several Negroes were reported to have armed themselves and displayed firearms in the colony. Gwaltney said
A report describes white robed figures delivering notes to homes near Addyston and Cleves at midnight Friday as a jazz band played late. The piece condemns KKK intimidation, praises Black residents, and cites a commission noting 50 percent of 7500 inmates in schools are from crippled families with 25.3 percent of children under 16 living in similar circumstances, urging action to curb delinquency and protect youths.
Chicago reports that criminals are made not born, attributing delinquency to home environment over mental abnormality. After over a year of study led by Northwestern’s Robert Gault, with E H Ochsner, Ludvig Hektoen, M L C Funkhouser, and Graham Grosener, findings show feeble mindedness no greater among criminals than in the army or general population.
Washington Feb 11 Determined steps are to be taken to crush the Ku Klux Klan. Revelations in Morehouse Parish Louisiana where five men were kidnapped and two killed near Bastrop by men said to wear Klansman disguises have stirred police nationwide. Letters urging federal action are reaching Congress and the Department of Justice. The plan includes three actions: bar Senator elect Earl B Mayfield from Texas from the Senate, instruct district attorneys to investigate Klan campaigns in November elections, and dismiss federal workers who took the Klan oath.
In Los Angeles on February 14, Cardenon Augustus Harris disclosed to the district attorney that he was raised as a girl by his mother. Harris, a young white man who lived and presented as female for years, said he rejected the idea after reaching manhood and decided to pursue his own livelihood. He contrasted his experience with that of many colored youths who accept male identity earlier.
In a snowball altercation in East Fud Necro boys fought over a ball thrown by George Fisher. Eugene Smith rushed to his home at 2758 Hoff Street and seized a rifle, shooting Fisher in the right calf. Fisher hospitalized. Smith 14, held for Juvenile Court.
A bold sales notice proclaims deep discounts across Arrow Shirts line for men women and children. Prices cascade from $1.00 to $8.50 with marked reductions described as the greatest bargains in the western markets. The ad references a store in the West End and includes a blurred total amount of 8580 in the end.
Mrs. M. E. Patton is named in the public notice listing a residence at 314 Chestnut Street in Newport Kentucky. The brief item records her as a local resident in this period entry.
View Madam Reeder's hair parlor and be convinced of the speedy results of her newly severed hair restorer. Agents wanted to bandie Reeders Hair Restorer. Braid and switcher made of combings. Phone Wood arn 6463. 2768 Almc Place Walnut Hilts.
Advertisement promises printing for 2.50 with delivery anywhere. Claims regular price lower and invites sample viewing. Mentions drop a note or phone, and notes owning their own building with rent in Ka eo.
Local printer advertises business cards and envelopes with 1000 for 2.50, wedding invitations, announcements, and party prints. Specialty in church printing. Contact L Lebersole at 18 Smeders Ave for samples and orders.
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