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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1922
Page
4
Social notes praise the Boys' Carnival at the Y and the dentistry exhibit by Dr. Beamon. Cincinnati Y basketball clinches the middle west title by beating Chicago, while the community shares grief and thanks for recent bereavement. A flood of local events, illnesses, and gatherings fill the page, including sermons, social clubs, and notices from Springfield to Covington.
Mrs. P. Little of College Hill is ill. Mrs. Earnest Taylor, since returning from Kansas City, has been confined to her bed.
Obituary notice for LaFayette Green who died on February 21 1917 mourned by his son and daughters. It expresses affectionate remembrance and enduring heartache from family.
Mrs Margery Anderson of Cincinnati marries Mr Abraham Beckwith of Ironton on December 27 1921. They plan to reside in Ironton in a five room cottage open to friends.
Rev W P Chapman, previously very ill, shows marked improvement and remains confined to her house as she recovers.
Mr Robert Austin Sr and family thank all who showed respect during bereavement. Dr Gordon Jackson of Chicago spent days in the city last week as guest of the Crescent Club members Saturday and Sunday night.
Mr. Lowen Lawson, formerly of this city and now a famous songwriter and promoter in New York, appears in the Crescent Club Saturday night with several of his latest hits. The note laments widespread sickness and unemployment, while praising subscribers for prompt payments and the community’s good people and honesty.
Mr C J Jackson will deliver a gospel lecture on the end of the world at the Gordon Hotel located at Chapel and Ashland avenues on Sunday February 26 1922. Doors open at 7 p m with the talk starting at 7 20 p m. The message emphasizes peace and goodwill with no collection taken.
Local figure Lou Henry, longtime manager of the Lincoln Theatre, has recovered from influenza. A Zion Baptist Church fire sparked widespread emotion and community concern over the incident and its consequences.
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