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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1923

Page

4

Miss Drucella Glenn Sues William Black for Automobile Injury

Miss Drucella Glenn daughter of Mrs Ida Glenn of Lincoln avenue sues William Black of Avondale in Common Pleas Court for 1000 dollars claiming injuries to her arm from a car collision at Gholson avenue and Reading road on December 13. She charges careless driving and is represented by a prominent local lawyer.

Drucella Glenn Ida Glenn Lincoln Avenue Common Pleas Court William Black (White Avondale Gholson Avenue Reading Road

In Loving Memory of Thomas A Triplett

In loving memory of my dear husband Thomas A. Triplett who died January 21, 1922. We linger in silent grief as verses recall tears and desolation. Missed by wife and children. Lydia Still left for Los Angeles for an indefinite stay. Lula Roberts visited sister Mrs F H Smith in Detroit. Mr Charles Bushon spent for Louisville.

Thomas A. Triplett Ava Lydia Los Angeles Calif Lula Roberts Detroit, Mich F. H. Smith

Funeral Tributes and Gatherings For G W Steward and Family

The bereaved family thanks Rev B F Smith Rev Jas P Foote and others for comforting words and music at the funeral of GEO W STEWARD. Mrs Ella White Richmond and relatives hosted dinners. Miss Margaret Courance and Amos Goode wed on Christmas day. A grand turkey dinner welcomed a son home after twelve years with James Franklin family.

Gertrude Porter Kenyon Avenue L. W. Gray Della Savage Margaret Courance Amos Goode James Franklin

Local Highlights From Community Events And Health News

Detective Chas H. Slater convalesces from la grippe after weeks of illness. Dr T J Banks returns from Kansas City and Chillicothe. Mrs Calberta Craiger and Mrs Ella Broudsess visit their mother Mrs Mary Jennings. Mr and Mrs Wm Dickerson host friends. Mothers Club hosts surprise for Mrs Sallie Williams Hall. John Tilford buried. Mrs Louella Brown hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs Wm Coleman. Emily May Glass receives a doll from Sunday School teacher Miss Ritchie for attendance. Mrs Kennedy, mother of Mrs Miller, ill. Dolly Boyd improving. John Livingston severely burned. Viola Anderson from Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Gordon.

Calberta Craiger Binghampton, N. Y Ella Broudsess Richmond, Ky Mary Jennings Emily May Glass

Huey and Minnie Inion Married Last Week

Local society notes report the marriage of Mr Daniel Huey to Miss Minnie Inion last week. Card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Wayne Bedenbaugh occurred Friday night. Several residents listed with health updates and hospital mentions. Sunshine Art Embroidery Club set for January 18 1923 at Julia Clayton home 1340 Lincoln Ave 5 30 to 7 30 pm with Florence Bowman president and Etta Jones secretary.

Daniel Huey Minnie ‘Inion Mrs. Wayne Bedenbaugh Sunshine Art Embroidery Club Julia Clayton Lincoln Avenue Florence Bowman Etta Jones

Acknowledgments for Loss of James M. Greer

The bereaved wife and children express thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy in the death of James M. Greer. They thank Rev Eidson Gray and Oxley for consoling words the choir Mrs Matthews the organist all floral donors and Renfro Tielding Co for the funeral service.

Husand James M. Greer Eidson, Gray and Oxley Matthews Renfro & Tielding Co

Auto of Dr Oxley Stolen Then Recovered

A Dr Oxley reported his vehicle stolen but it was found shortly after and returned. Police conducted checks and confirmed the car’s recovery, with no injuries or further incidents reported. The incident prompts renewed cautions on securing vehicles.

Dr. Oxley

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