Personal News From Madisonville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Chas Jackson of Anderson Ind were guests of Rev and Mrs Fletcher in Madisonville. Miss Sallie Williams and Mr Arthur Hall wed January 3. Mrs R S Whistler and son Robert Jr are confined with flu. T S Newberry of Buena Vista Ga visits the city. College Hill Art Club bazaar a success. Miss Ruth Tone and mother ill. Miss Goldie Stevens of Hamilton visiting College Hill. Mrs Stella Brown hosted a Christmas party. Miss Laura Walker of Wilberforce visiting Walnut Hills. Master Harrison Hunter of Piqua on sick list. Mr and Mrs Wm Daniel celebrate fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs Lewis Brown visiting Kentucky. Mrs James Merritt buried from Lockland. Amanda Casey visiting Detroit. Eddie Henderson on sick list. John White manager of Kentucky Follies spent holidays here. James Vaughan buried from Hill's undertaker parlor. Martha Winkfield spent several days in Lexington.
Seven Little Friends and Brothers in Obituary List
Evelyn Lois Randolph Edward David Jackson Chas Jackson Paul Lawrence Tilford and her brothers Emory and Hillis Foote are named in a brief obituary notice highlighting a family group. The item confirms the relation and names all listed siblings and relatives without additional context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littl
Evelyn Lois Randolph
Edward David Jackson
Chas Jackson
Paul Lawrence Tilford
Emory and
Hillis Foote
Remarkable Bethel Sunday School Year Ends
The Bethel Sunday School led by Superintendent William B. Bush closes 1922 with a $449.31 year start for 1923. Receipts totaled $1339.73 and disbursements $899.42, supporting church, education, charity and religious works. Contributions came from Men’s Class led by Prof. John Blackburn and Women’s Class led by Mrs. Susie West, with other teachers named. Rev. L. W. Gray invites all to worship, especially visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Sunday School
William B. Bush
John Blackburn
Susie West
Mesdames Wallace
Estes
Wesley
McQuery
Bacon
Watson
Jenks
Smith
Brown
Goode and
Johnson
L. W. Gray
Chesterton on race and ethnicity as historic problems
In a quoted reflection, Chesterton notes that blacks, Japanese, and Jews each represent a “special problem” tied to past actions by whites, fears of future actions by others, and reciprocal behavior between groups across past, present, and future. The passage draws attention to historical cycles of action and fear among different peoples.
Vesper Service Speaker at First Baptist Winut Hills
Mrs Jesse D Locker renowned elocutionist will speak at the vesper service Sunday January 7 1923 from 5 to 6 pm Two special musical numbers include a baritone singer and Mrs Ninde Eason Lipser Mrs C J Turnell will preside The Pew service at First Baptist Church Winut Hills drew a large crowd with strong music and a $69 10 result credited to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse D. Locker
Ninde Eason-Lipser
C. J. Turnell
First Baptist Church
Winut Hills
J. M. Nercom
Francis McFarland
Green
Centralized government urged to curb state rights disruption
The text argues the Ku Klux Klan’s disruptive influence requires stronger federal control and less reliance on states’ rights. It warns that Washington’s political maneuvering for factional gain risks justice, power, and prestige, predicting internal dissent could erode national standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiu Klux
Washington
U. S
Trixie Cleared In Durham Avenue Dog Incident
Residents of Durham avenue in Winton Place applauded when Trixie the little French poodle, pet of the neighborhood, was cleared by the Board of Health. John Rapp claimed the dog bit him. witnesses and Patrolman Herman Cook supported the dog in a self defense finding and the complaint was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Avenue
Winton Place
Trixie
Board of Health
John Rapp
Rapp
Herman Cook
Cook
St John A M E Church Notes on a Promising Year
The church board met Friday night under new president Wiley Smith to plan six months of work. The recent Sunday yielded eighteen accessions and a strong prayer gathering with about one thousand present. A notable New Year gathering featured seven young friends at Rev J P Foote’s home with young Margaret Ruth Foote at her table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Smith
J. P. Foote
Margaret Ruth Foote
Charity Donations From Klu Klux Klan Questioned
The writer condemns donations to churches and charities by Klu Klux Klan representatives. It notes Klan opposition to Negroes Catholics and Jews and challenges how any self respecting Negro group could accept money from such sources. The piece argues such charity reflects poorly on the recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klu Klux Klan
Charit
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Stanley Spragens
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Privat
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OMG
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Rev
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Madisonville
Sallie Williams
Arthur Hall
R. S. Whistler
Robert, Jr
T. S. Newberry
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College Hill Art Club
Goldie Stevens
Hamilton
College Hill
Stella Brown
Laura Walker
Wilberforce
Walnut Hills
Harrison Hunter
Piqua, Avenue
Wm. Daniel
Mrs. Lewis Brown
Kentucky
James Merritt
Lockland
Mrs
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Detroit
Eddie Henderson
John White
James Vaughan
Hill
Martha Winkfield
Lexington
Chesterton
Blue Triangle
Phone West 2140
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W. Copeland
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Ambulance Service
Ohio
United
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Central Ave
Moroney
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Terminal
van Horn &J
L. H. G. Sanders
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T. J. Banks
Hotel Sterling
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Edward S.johnson
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