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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1921

Page

4

Ladies Auxiliary Rail Way Association Meeting Report

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway Association held a meeting at Treasurer Mrs Ella Fowler's residence. After business a luncheon was served. The next meeting is Friday February 25 at President Mrs Annie King residence No 631 Barr St. Mrs Geo F Hughes of Clifton is visiting Chicago. Send name and address to receive The Union for 5 cents per month.

Railway Association Ella Fowler Annie King Barr St

In memory of Our Dear Father Lafayette Green

In memory of our Dear Father Lafayette Green who passed away February 21 1917. A shadow fell across our lives and death took our dear father away. But when the mist is passed away we will meet him some sweet day. Trusting God will give us grace to meet him in that little place. Sadly missed by the Bereaved.

Lafayette Green Reaper

All Successful Papers Adopt Advance Subscriptions

Urges readers to pay yearly subscriptions in advance to stabilize finances and grow THE UNION a 16 year old hometown paper. Mentions payment methods and notes variations for monthly options and collectors. Also lists social notes about local visits and events including Allen Temple banquet and NAACP meeting.

UNION UNON W. P. Dabney Bastor

Mrs Cornelia Jones Starts Hair Culture Business in Sayler Park

Mrs Cornelia Jones completes scalp and hair culture training under Madam A H Toran and opens for business at 6148 Ottawa Street Sayler Park Ohio. Mrs Alma Bryant sick. Mrs Wm Harrison confined at home. Secretary James Weldon Johnson to visit Crescent Club Hotel Sterlings to speak for NAACP Wednesday. Birthday party for Mrs A Speaker held February 13 with elaborate dinner and pleasant afternoon.

Cornelia Jones A. H. Toran Ottawa Street Sayler Park Ohio James Weldon Johnson Crescent Club Hotel Sterlings City

Minnie Craig Relatives Visit From Xenia Ohio Cheerful

A niece of Hon W Copeland, Mrs Minnie Craig of Xenia Ohio, is visiting and in good health and high spirits. The note adds a reference to Heli Loop and a large sum described as billions in a casual wrap.

D. S. Gidding West Seventh Street Atlanta Washington, Ga Minnie Craig Xenia Ohio W. Copeland

Regular Meeting Notices at Hotel Sterling and Johnson Gathering

A regular meeting is set for Monday at Hotel Sterling by N A A C P with all invited. Final arrangements are made for the Johnson Meeting on Wednesday and the District Meeting on Thursday.

Sterling Hotel Hotel Sterling Johnson

City Federation Meeting at Home for Aged Colored Women

City Federation of Women's Class meets at Home for Aged Colored Women Tuesday March 1st at 3 PM with an important agenda.

City Federation of Women

Mrs Elizabeth Jones Easton dies during lecture trip

During a lecture tour with Mrs B Mitchell of Charleston West Virginia, Mrs Elizabeth Jones Easton of Detroit wife of Louis D Easton daughter of Mr and Mrs R Connelly passes away at the home of Professors Postelle Hopkinsville Kentucky. Telegrams of condolence arrive from cities and friends including J C Gilmer and many others.

B. Mitchell Charleston Elizabeth Jones Easton Detroit Louis D. Easton R. Connelly Postelle Hopkinsville, Ky Has‘ton C. Gilmer Lucas Clayton M. McMechen R. Jones Norene Thompson Virgie Doll L. Hill L. Langston R. G. Moore

In Loving Memory Notices and Local Social News

Obituary notes express sorrow for Elizabeth M. Easton and James K. Sherman death anniversaries. Several relatives and friends are thanked for condolences and flowers. Church services, family travel, school club events, and a city missionary union gathering are reported with names of individuals and places.

Howard C. Washington signs two year composing contract

Composer Howard C Washington inks a two year deal with Pace Phoongraph Co to write and produce music for upcoming projects. The agreement covers new works and collaborative sessions at the company studios.

Howard C. Washington The Pace Phoongraph Cc

Mrs Sarah Smith Called to Detroit for Ill Daughter

Mrs Sarah Smith of Foraker Avenue was summoned to Detroit due to the illness of her daughter Jeanette, prompting family travel and concern from the community.

Jas. Smith Indianapolis Bessie Young Sarah Smith Foraker Ave Jeanette

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Liberian Haberdashery CO Fifth Street John and Smith W. J. Walton Rev S. O. Shinault West Fifth Street West Sixth Street Natery S. T. Sneed James Franklin West Fourth Street Cincinnati Sol. Gershuny Mamie Smith Sam Mamie Blues Smith Royal Garden Jazz Hound Jazz Hounds Sixth Street W.H. Hill & Company Ellis & Hill Funeral Directors Embalmers West Canal Rankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Jas K. Thompson Undertaker Freeman Avenue E. W. Smith W. Court S Cincinnati, O Park Ellis Brothers Cincinnati, Cho East Hill Tailoring & Dry Cleaning CO Madison Road Gordon Hotel D. Cor Ashland Chapel Streets Merchant Tailoring Geo. F. Hughes Clifton Chicago Loyel Memoriam Alice Easton Leland Georgetown Robi. Connelly New York Chas. Mitchell Institute W. Va Eliz. M. Easton Allen Temple Linton Park Community Center Mr. Jaac Withers St. Is Atd Alma Bryant Horace Sudduth 6Th Street Gincinnaty’s Leroy J. Walker and Embalmer Funeral Home Cutter Street Nirs Jessie Williams Concord Street Jc Are Elizabeth M. Easton Rev. Roberts Rev. Oxley Harriet Beecher Stowe Dr. I. Garland Penn William L. Anderson Sarah D. Haddex Rankin Brothers J. P. Blackburn Hercules London Eng Ferguson James K. Sherman Mattie Simmons James Smith Richmond Ind Douglass School Mr. Filbert Livingston Ora Moss Gladys Columbus, O Clyde Moss City Missionary Union Corinthian Baptist Church Avondale R. E. Hull MM. E. Bowen Elbert Brookins Phon Woodburn Park Avenue Phone West 2140 L.J. Young Gushurst Brothers Linn Street West 2950 J. T. Conyard Kenyon Avenue Edward H. Habig Undertaker Ani Battle’s Saiple Furniture Store J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater
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