The Union editorial aims to unite and inspire loyalty
The Union publishes to disseminate news and teach loyalty and pride among our people. It urges working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political progress.
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
2
The Union publishes to disseminate news and teach loyalty and pride among our people. It urges working together for spiritual, material, mental, moral and political progress.
A series of social events during the holidays honors Mr Otis V Smith of Lake Forest Ill. Included are gatherings at Mrs Sarah Green Follett’s Cumminsville residence and a New Year dinner hosted by Mrs R S Whistler at 631 West Ninth Street. An obituary for Belle Ashe dated December 27 1920 laments her passing and notes a family tribute from her sons daughters and grandchildren. Also brief items report marriage news Geo Quacker and Lent Walton residing on Lincoln Avenue and a death in Chicago prompting Pearl Butler’s sudden return from the city.
Robert Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs R S Whistler of 631 W Ninth St was blessed Sunday January 1 by Rev Eldson at Zion Baptist Church. The West Hill Sunshine Club met at Mrs Famp Ton 2308 Ashland Ave Walnut Hills. Covers laid for 18. All present enjoyed time. Mrs William Smith entertained for out of town guest during holidays.
Mrs Minerva McDanields and Mrs Henrietta Daniels hosted a holiday dinner for friends with guest of honor Mr Parker Paey of Fort Knox Kentucky. The house was beautfully decorated and guests enjoyed the repast social conversation and music. Mrs Thomas Triplet entertained the Wheel of Progress Club and others last week.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Owens and their son visit Nashville Tennessee. The Merry Makers hosted a dance Monday night. Mr and Mrs Elsworth Gamblee and their son have returned from Belle Centre.
The LaMays home at 1123 Yale Avenue was festive on Tuesday evening to greet the S. W. Cfi of the Calantheans, K. P. Sir Tidring ton of Evansville Ind. Capt. E Moore and Mrs Daisy Slade assisted the hosts. A seven course dinner followed with guests including Grand Chancellor Avant of Hot Springs Ark Dr E 3037 O Bryant St Cincinnati D A Williams Mrs La Forest Williams Mrs May J Taylor Mrs Cecelia Turner Emma Thomas Iva Hill Martha Smith and Katie C Steele.
An old advertisement invites readers to write or call for the best value on candy for Christmas savings. It lists contact details for E. H. Jackson at 5304 Whetsel Ave, Madisonville, with a mailing address and telephone hint.
Mr Paul Shepherd and Miss Bertha M Hall of Gadsden Ala quietly wed in the presence of close relatives and Rev P W Eidson. Geo Miller Jr Hall s young cousin tried to be best man but was deemed too small though he stood as a witness. The couple will reside in the city. Gen Jos L Jones hosted many Grand Chancellors and other K of P officials during a recent Crescent Club outing and session in this city.
The Lincoln Theatre advertises a week of Fox super specials including Great Sacrifice and Hurricane Hutch with full flames of romance and action, plus serials When Men Are Men Breaking Thru and $1000000 Reward, plus features Mary Normond Tollgate and Heart of Youth. Also reports the death of a church member with funeral tributes and thanks to accompanying groups.
The Lycéum Theatre presents a week of films and events. Highlights include Alice Joyce in The Inner Chamber at Sunday and Monday showings, Hero of the Hour a Western, Stranger Than Fiction with Kathern McDaniel, Amatuer Night Thursday, Greatest Love with Vera Gordon, Call of Youth, and Midnight Bells with Charlie Ray, plus a Country Store and special Paramount and First National releases.
Mr M. Lewis of Detroit is in town and appears to be in good health and spirits, greeting friends and presenting an air of prosperity during the visit.
Two furnished rooms available to rent at 21 Montfort Walnut Hillis Woodburn 4116 L. Contact for details and terms.
Anna Stevenson Baker born in Nicholasville Kentucky December 21 1642 came to Cincinnati Ohio June 5 1902 converted by Rev Hendricks at St John A M E Zion Church Seventh Street Cincinnati Ohio died Friday December 20 1921 at 5 pm at her home 1044 Cutter Street funeral well preached by Rev Foote and was a very sad one at home obituary notice in local church record
Cincinnati women urged to participate in the annual meeting of the Blue Triangle Branch YWCA on January 12 1922 with polls open 9 am to 7 30 pm. Election of the 1922 Committee of Management. Speakers J H Robinson W L Anderson. Music by YWCA Industrial Glee Club and contributions from local churches. Vespers planned January 8 5 6 pm with Reverend Davis preaching and church choir music.
The Blue Triangle Branch of the YWCA distributed Christmas aid to destitute families totaling 47 adults and 146 children. Donations came from numerous individuals and firms including Mary January, George Wilson, Essie Ramsuer, and Francis, plus organizations like Park Street M. E. Church Aid and Rauh & Mack. Items ranged from groceries, can goods, and clothing to toys, shoes, and a Christmas tree with decorations.
Printed, any wording, for 1.85 delivered any place. No special. Out regular price. Don't pay any more. See samples first. Drop postal or phone, agent will call at once. Own our own building have no rent to pay. K. EBERSOLE PTG. Co., Phone, Ridge 592 3710 Lueders Ave., Cincinnati, O.
Mrs. Thos. Easily has opened headquarters at 652 Kenyon avenue to treat scalps and promote hair growth under any condition. Goods sold wholesale and retail through Wonderful Hair Grower Co. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower available locally.
Cheap printing services advertise business cards and invitations with a 1000 quantity at $2.25, including letterheads, envelopes, bill heads, dodgers, and wedding invitations. Church printing highlighted. Entertainment tickets also $2.25 per 1000. Call Ridge 92 for samples. agent will call. Address 716 Lueders Ave, Cincinnati OC.
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