Local social notices and condolences advance in town
Mr and Mrs Wm Tilton are reported as improving while Mr Wm Beetle was buried last week and interred in Lexington. Tokens of friendship mark gatherings as Mrs Wm Stevenson departs for Washington DC where Optimists Club presents a filigree pin and candy. The Lotus Club at Mrs Richardson's home also gives Mrs Stevenson six fine teaspoons.
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Wm. Beetle
Lexington
Wm. Stevenson
Washington, D. C
Optimists Club
Blanche Richardson
Afso
Richardson
Lotus Club
Community notices from Cincinnati area events in March 1920
Various brief items from Cincinnati including farewell to Madam Stevenson delayed mail apology, Benevolent Protective Association banquet, Douglass Household feast, Rose Bud Embroidery Club, burial of Miss Mary Bohand, local illnesses and recoveries, Victory Girls dance, Avondale collector visit March 1, 1920, City Federation meeting plans, Bolivian Art Club, Eureka Club entertainment, Christian Endeavor Forum talks, Bible Students Convention at Odd Fellows Temple February 29, 1920, and local society updates.
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International Bible Students
Odd Fellows Temple
Seventh and Elm Streets
Swynger
Chicago
Knights of Honor Hall
Madam Walker’s Hair Dressing Art Debuts in City
READY FOR BUSINESS Mrs Lizzie Thomas of 104 Washington Terrace announces that Mrs Evs Bird of 2826 Park Avenue has completed the Madam Walker's Hair Dressing and Manicuring Art and is now ready for business. Ice cream was free to a large crowd at Over the Top for Wilberforce event. Saturday Night Club met at Dabney's with full attendance. Personal notices remind of cost and subscription rates. agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Thomas
Washington Terrace
Evs Bird
Park Avenue
Madam Walker
Wilberforce
Crescent Club Plans Friday Meeting on Membership Demand
The Crescent Club met Monday night and will meet again Friday to decide on expanding associate membership. Strong demand noted, and a decision is expected soon. Agents wanted with favorable terms for live wires.
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Crescent Club
Crescent Club Hosts Guests in Sterling Suite
Sunday night a small number of strangers from almost every section of the city were guests of Crescent Club members in their suite of rooms at the Sterling. Stories of European travel and singing were greatly enjoyed. Miss Mattie S. Dudley, en route to Lexington, Ky., spent Friday evening and Saturday in the city with Mrs. Lula B. Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Club
the Sterling
Mattie S. Dudley
Lexington, Ky
Lula B. Hawk
Letter warns of boy working instead of attending school
A writer claims to be able to identify the boy who is working during school hours and says the case will be investigated if his name is sent. The note implies local concern about child labor and educational neglect.
Shower honors Mrs Teeters with club gifts in city
Mrs Estelle Teeters received numerous gifts at a shower hosted by the Optimist Club including a silver tea set, Douglass School teachers presented a 43 piece flat silver set, and Stowe teachers contributed a linen table cloth. Mrs Teeters is a longtime favored resident socially and professionally. Mrs Carr is improving slowly. Mrs Edgar Leake hosted the Matinee Sewing Circle Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Teeters
Burrell
Optimist Club
Douglass School
Stowe
Teeters
Daily Thought on Seeking Opportunities
A concise aphorism from The New Success urges readers to chase opportunities rather than wait for them. It contrasts the movement of opportunities with the steadiness of souls and wills, advocating proactive searching over passive waiting.
Violinist Thomas H. Dixon Joins Matthews Studio
Mr. Thomas H. Dixon, a distinguished violinist, recently accepted the position as head of the violin department at Matthews Studio of Music after studying extensively with several prominent teachers.
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Thomas H. Dixon
The
Matthew's Studio of Music
Dixon
Exposure Costs a Million Says UW Agricultural College
Experts at the University of Wisconsin agricultural college estimate farm machinery damage from exposure at one million dollars annually. The finding highlights costly losses to farmers from weather and environmental exposure impacting equipment.
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Agricultural College of the University of Wisconsin
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Susie West
Murdock Johnson
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Lucile Edwards
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Marguerite Woods
Mrs. Simpson
Felix Smith
Christian Endeavor Forum
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Better Housing League
Nellie Colter
Embroidery Club
Fannie Douglas
Mrs. Davie Croomes
Cecil Hueston
William Brann
Susie Francis
Sidney Atchison
Richmond Street
Oslie Sanders
Wade Street
Dabney's
Mrs. Carr
Mrs. Edgar Leake
Daily Thought
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Kerper Ave
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A. Prossett
Foraker Avenue
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Phone West 2140
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