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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1920

Page

4

Local social notes and holiday events recap

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rowe hosted a six course dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. I. M. C. Baughman, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hopkins and Miss Eldonna Jefferson. Carmel Presbyterian Choir impressed under Prof. Charles H. Kelly. Estela Mae Burrell and Geo. W. Teeters announce a December 25 marriage. Mt. Olive Baptist Sunday School held a successful Xmas exercise. Various residents travel or entertain during the holidays, including Dr. Robert Estell, Cornelius Holland, Mrs. Myrtle Fox, Mrs. Norman Childs, Miss Bessie Kellar, and Bertha Mae Kelly.

Chas. Rowe West Seventh Street I. M. C. Baughman W. M. Hopkins Thos Banks Eldonna Jefferson Wm. Thomas Mrs. Green Burrell Estela Mae Geo. W. Teeters

In memory of Lucille Buckner of Wyoming Ohio

An obituary note lauds Lucille Buckner who died January 5 1918 signed by her sister Ella T Roberts and mentions Alma Palmer Morrocco Club event guests in Ohio and friends thanking Rev Day and Mrs Day for funeral comforts.

Lucille Buckner Wyoming Ohio Alma Palmer Morrocco Club Cincinnati

Mrs FE C Dandridge Open House on New Year’s Day

Mrs FE C Dandridge of 814 Chateau avenue will keep open house New Year’s Day from 2 36 to 10 30 p m inviting friends and acquaintances. Mr John W Allen was called home to Lebanon Tenn on account of his brother Dick Allen’s death. The Eurexa Club met at the residence of Mrs Hazel Jones for a very enjoyable time. Mr George E Glenn was suddenly ...

FE. C. Dandridge Chateau Avenue John W. Allen Lebanon, Tonn Dick Allen Eurexa Club Hazel Jones Maysville Boone Webster Shirley Evans Meitis

Christmas notices and community events in Troy Ohio

A column lists personal updates and upcoming events including a sermon at Ninth Street Church on Sunday January 4, a planned feature on the Schmidlapp Memorial, and remarks on Mr Atwell and the West End Community Center. It notes a 25th wedding anniversary for Cornelius Hull on January 10 and mentions hospitalities for Dr W Aug Jones and guests of Dr Bryant and Dr Henderson. The Pastor Aid and First Baptist Sunday School activities are highlighted with charitable gifts and a Day Nursery donation.

Atwell West End West Ninth Street Cornelius H. Hull First Baptist Church

Social Whirl This Week In Maysville Kentucky

A flurry of social events fills the week as neighbors honor newlyweds and host gatherings at homes across Maysville. Mrs Boone Webster and guests share a Sunday reception with refreshments, while Mrs Sublette hosts a party for Mrs Ollie Gale of Indianapolis and Mr John Woods of Canton Ohio. Clara Mae Bright and Leslie Harris wed in Chicago, and many residents attend dinners, clubs, and visits, including Mrs Rosa Walker and others, with a five course Christmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Ryder.

William G. Ryder Feemster Street Oliver Walker Walnut Hills M. C. D. Spencer Ada Ray Carlisle Avenue Lizzie Thomas Brown Street

Miss Louise W Taylor and Hettie G Taylor Visit Lexington

Misses Louise W Taylor and Hettie G Taylor are visiting Lexington Kentucky as guests of Mr and Mrs Hunter.

Louise W. and Hettie G. Taylor Lexington, Ky Mr. Hunter

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