Fatness or Leaness of Soul Event Notes
The Watch Tower Bible class met at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday February 23 at 3 PM with free admission and no collection. A musical reception for Mrs Mary McCray Moore of Tacoma Washington followed at Prof A N Quanes residence on February 18 featuring vocal and instrumental solos four hand selections recitations duets trios and the sextette from a noted work. Mrs Mamie E Trotter DGMNG of Ohio enjoyed a trip to Piqua. Prof Chas Trotter praised Detroit’s scenery.
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Fraternal Benevolent Society Death Claim Paid
Maggie Wickliffe’s family thanks the Fraternal Mutual Benevolent Society for promptly paying her death claim of 25 dollars. Maggie January and Family.
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In Sad Remembrance of John Lincoln Dixon
Death notice for John Lincoln Dixon aged 26 who died February 20 1912. Devoted mother Alice E and brother William H Dixon express sorrow seven years after loss, hoping to meet in Heaven, with lines about tears, sorrow, and faith.
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Alice E
William H. Diava
Rev Jesse Halsey to speak on Russia travels at Forum
Reverend Jesse Halsey will address the Forum Sunday afternoon February 23 at 4 o clock. The talk titled My Experiences and Travels in Russia covers months spent in Russia and observations from the trip.
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Forum honors Gibbs and Eisler at literary event
Congratulations flowed for Mr. Clinton Gibbs after a splendid chorus at the Forum last Sunday. Dr. Geo Eisler delivered an eloquent address on Americanization, upholding the Forum’s long standing standard of literary excellence.
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Geo. Eisler
Harrell violinist event by Boys Clubs at Memorial Hall
The Boys Clubs based at the Y have organized a musical evening featuring the renowned violinist Harrell. The event aims to showcase civic pride and uplift, with strong emphasis on community involvement and a stylish, up-to-date gathering. Tickets urged. A mistaken notice about Mrs. Blanche Richardson’s card party is retracted.
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Fathers and Sons Meet at Orphan Asylum Grand Success
The Fathers and sons gathering at the Orphan Asylum was a grand success. Superintendent Walton and the ladies of his circle received warm congratulations. The supper was a feast. The orphans, neatly dressed, sat at table like men and showed polite, soldierly appetites. President Triplett introduced Henry Higgins as toastmaster. Judge Malsberry, guest of honor, and other gentlemen eloquently responded to toasts.
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Twin Birth for Mrs Brand at 52 Richmond Street
Mrs Samuel Brand of 52 Richmond Street welcomes twins a boy and a girl born Monday morning February 10 1919. She is sister to Mrs Marie Holmes and is getting along fine.
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Lexington guests attend Episcopal Convention in Covington
Rev. 12. E. Hall rector of St Andrews Episcopal Church Lexington diocese and deputy dentist Dr W T Dinwiddie of Lexington were guests of J W Green and wife last week attending the Episcopal Convention held in Covington Kentucky.
Valentine Luncheon Brings Guests to Avondale Home
Mrs Dilla Benton's luncheon at her Avondale residence Friday gathered Mesdames Chenault Henderson Johnson Burns King Henry Bowen and other guests. Four courses were served. Weekly social events included card evening at Mrs Fred King.
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Eugene Chenault
Wm. Hunter
Henry Henderson
Edgar Burns
Harry Johnson
Carrie Henderson
Leola Henry
Davie Bowen
Web Art Embroidery Club Donation to Aged Colored Women
The Web Art Embroidery Club contributed 220.76 dollars to the home for aged colored women. The gift supports facilities and services for elderly residents, reflecting local charitable giving.
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Mrs Fannie White Hosts Luncheon for Missionary Union
Mrs Fannie White surprised the executive board of the City Mission ary Union with a luncheon at her residence on February 12. Hanabul Hall is doing nicely at Wilberforce.
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Mrs Butler Hosts Embroidery Club at Lincoln Avenue
Mrs D L Butler of Lincoln Avenue entertained the Ideal Embroidery Club last Friday while the W C I hosted a reception at the Young Men's Christian Association which drew a good turnout and was considered a success.
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Ideal Art Embroidery Club Charity Dance at Parish Hall
The Ideal Art Embroidery Club hosts a charity dance at Parish Hall on Wednesday night February 26. Admission is 25 cents as a subscription.
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Poisoned Valentine Sender Targeted by Civil Union
A human-interest note condemns an unknown sender of vile valentines to "Old Phil. Dabney." The writer accuses a cowardly act done by mail and calls for punishment, expressing sympathy for the victim and urging hard labor or life penalties.
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Mrs Perry Parker Improves, Tallicad Magnate’s Wife
Mrs Perry Parker wife of notable Tallicad magnate Perry Parker shows marked improvement and her condition receives favorable news as reported in the local columns.
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Charles Franklin Dies After Illness at Home
One month after his passing on January 17 1919 Charles Franklin husband and father is mourned by his wife and children. Thanks are given to Dr McClain Reverends Scott Orr Locust Blue Ryan and the Pullman Co officials choir donors and friends for support and floral tributes. Mrs E Watkins returns from Fredericksburg Ohio after her mother's illness. The City Missionary Union begins soul-saving meetings at Union Baptist Church on April 21 led by Rev Harper of Youngstown Ohio. Private James Cn brother of Mrs Maggie Hollane arrives in New York with Company G 372d Infantry.
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Furnished rooms for rent at 2711 Dirr Avenue
For rent two furnished rooms available at 2711 Dirr Avenue. Contact Mrs. Brown by calling Park 1052.
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