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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1923
Page
2
The Union reports on local social events and illnesses. Carrie Blackburn presides over the organization with N Bridges Smith and others, while members and guests attend dinners, whist clubs, and family gatherings. Esteemed residents Mrs Robena Sanders and Rev Foreman are mentioned with health updates.
Community notes list officers installed at Mrs Carrie Cook's and report on members' health and travels. Ethel Carter elected club president. Lizzie King named first lieutenant of Corinthians Lodge Nurse Corps. several members ill or recovering. visitors include Mamie Lee Haney from Washington Kentucky and J D Bell from Los Angeles.
Mrs Richard Connelly quietly marked their 25th wedding anniversary Friday night with friends. Mrs Eva Works returned home to Toledo after two weeks at her sister Mrs Ida Wolforks sick bed. Maggie Watts of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Carrie Thomas. Laura Worthy of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Xenia Netter.
In loving memory of Mattie Toney ONeill who died February 1 1918. Though gone yet not forgotten the year passes as we await a bright morning beyond the sky. A sister dearly loved, mourned by Anna Ballard and Lillie Malery, who remain.
The City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday at 2 o'clock p m at TY W C A located at Eighth and Cutter streets. Members are urged to attend and participate in upcoming events and planning sessions.
Mrs. Mary Weatherford of the Gordon has pneumonia. Mrs Irene Edwards and son Robert Thompson who have been journeying in Chicago for a year have returned here to live. Mrs Victoria Vaughn, wife of Dr N C Vaughn is very ill. Her sister Mrs Gussie Scott from Richmond Virginia is now with her. Mr and Mrs Charles Harris of Gaff avenue have closed their beautiful home for the winter. After a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Walden, managers of the Colored Orphan Asylum, Mrs H Walker returned to her home in Washington DC.
Local notices report illness and recovery among residents of East Walnut Hills including Mrs. Margaret C Campbell and Mr George Reese Sr. Marriages appear for Rev Albert Nelson and Miss Mattie Smith as well as George Spott with Miss Mattie Faulkner. A new baby for Mr and Mrs Sandipher at Bethesda Hospital is announced along with various visits, employment updates, and social events in the region.
Mrs Burt Crooks and Mrs George Drake of Cumminsville spent Sunday afternoon in the city. Mrs Leota Williams was hostess of the Colonial Club last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Edward Utz have been entertaining out of town guests. Mr Arthur Porter of May St is improving. Mrs Clarence Hubbard was hostess of the Colonial Club. One of our agents lost several bills and newspapers notice. Little Ray McClelland a boy of 9 years of 613 West Ninth street found them and mailed them to us. The lad and mother are praised for promptness and good deeds.
The ad proclaims a major shirt sale with all shirts priced from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars across men women and children. It highlights the nations leading the West End and urges readers to call at SRE Liberian Haberdashery for bargains on a complete line of wear.
Brief notes report that Dorothy Kittrell is an ace patient at General Hospital. Separately Mrs. Elsie Meyers hosted the Carnation Embroidery Club No 1 at Washington Terrace Community House. A venerable North Side resident named Mrs. Lewis was laid to rest from her daughter’s Fergus Street home last week.
Mrs Ida Penington died Thursday after a short illness. Her mother Mrs Jessie Fossett and sister Mrs Clara Griffith of Pittsburg attended the funeral. The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority hosted a splendid entertainment Sunday before a large appreciative audience.
An upcoming appearance by Clarence Cameron White marks a notable addition to the local musical and social scene. The event is expected to draw attendees from the city and broader artistic community.
Rev Father Oxley of St Andrew’s Church Cincinnati received a handsome purse and other gifts from Mrs Wm Copeland on behalf of many members and an envelope from Mrs Harry S Williams representing the St Andrew’s Progressive Club for his 42nd birthday held in January.
President Harding sent to the Senate the nomination of Judge Edward Terry Sanford of Tennessee to be Associate Justice, succeeding Mahlon Pitney whose resignation took effect January 1. Chief Justice Taft reportedly endorses experienced federal jurists, though opposition from Tennessee and some Congress members is noted. no obstacles anticipated to confirmation.
Mrs Eve line Bolton of Oglethorpe County died December 24, 1922 at age 125 years, 9 months, 11 days. Registrar H H Glenn and Dr Davis confirm the long life with lineage notes including 16 children, 48 grandchildren and 191 great grandchildren. Born March 13, 1797, she belonged to Mount Zion Church for 115 years and endured slavery before emancipation.
Lincoln Theatre presents Domestic Relation featuring Katherine McDonald Sunday February 4 and Monday 5. Two Reels with Reginald Denny including Leather Pushers February 6 7 8 9 and Ten Nights in a Bar Room. Spooks comedy Tuesday and Wednesday. Franklin Farnum in Minnie February 9 10 11. Eddie Polo Cap't Kidd serial February 10.
The best known modern fiction character pursues master criminals in gas house plots, thwarts a Baker Street raid, dodges Moriarty’s gun, and rescues Alice from kidnappers. Eight reels of action lead to recovered papers and lasting fame. Pekin Theatre runs February 1 2 and 4 with rapid thrills.
Before the war the forewoman was rare but now she becomes common in large plants. Artifical Limb and other factories admit women to forewoman training and equal footing. Women workers grow into instructional and produc tional forewomen, signaling progress toward equal opportunity and pay as industries expand roles for women in watchmaking, assembling and delicate tasks.
Beginning Thursday February 1 and continuing to Sunday February 4 a Goldwyn picture starring John Barrymore will be shown. Barrymore, idol of America, portrays Sherlock Holmes in a hundred dark adventures in the maze of London's underworld.
Nobly noted. Mrs M E Patton lists PORO SYSTEM contact details at 314 Chestnut Street Newport Kentucky with phone South 7379 for service inquiries.
Visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor to be convinced of the nonfederal and expedient rescue of her newly discovered hair restorer. Agents wanted to handle Reeder's Mail Restorer. Braid and switches made of combings. Phone Wood burn 5452 2708 Alms Place Fainot Hille.
Printed, any wording for $2.50 delivered any place. Our regular price remains. See samples first. Drop postal or phone. agent will call at once.
Advertising notice offering one thousand cards for 2.6 delivered anywhere with no extras. Encourages samples first and promises prompt service from a local printer. Contact K. Ebersole PTG CG at Ridge 592 3719 Luedere Ave Cincinnati.
An old ad promotes printing services offering 1000 business cards for 2.50, letter heads, envelopes, bill heads, and notices. It advertises society printing, wedding and social invitations, church printing, and entertainment tickets. The ad invites readers to call Ridge 693 to have an agent provide samples from KL Ebersons at T1¢ Leeders Are, Cincinnati, O.
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