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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
4
Miss Frances McCoy of Cleveland Ohio visits her aunt Mrs Martha Johnson at 713 Richmond Street. Mrs Lillie B Walker remains confined to her bed after a fall.
Mr. Cassius B. Dudley died Saturday morning and was laid to rest at New Richmond. Miss Marie Ellis of Frankfort attended his funeral. Henry Young Sr. a Cincinnati Post Office clerk collapsed Monday night. Will Washington Hamp teaches mandolin in Chicago. Mrs Anna Hart Hayman of Chicago slated to marry in spring. Frank Jackson Jr. of Birmingham visits Miss L B Parks. Mr and Mrs Norman P Jackson travel south to visit Rey B F Jackson in Birmingham.
Light refreshments were served and many presents received as out of town guests vised. Mr and Mrs Clifford Gaston are proud parents of a baby boy. The Mazda Pa Pa Club met at Charles Carr’s home. Joseph Grimage and Miss Lathrope Tuit were quietly married Tuesday evening. Sunshine Embroidery Club met at Mrs Albert Davis’s residence. Miss Thalma Dorsey of Richmond Ind was guest of her cousin Miss Marie Dorsey. Earl Pickett remains quite ill. Art Embroidery Club met with Mrs Burrell. Mr and Mrs Devers are home again. Mrs M H Brown has been indisposed. Bishop Nicholson lectured at Park St Church. Celia Johnson of Washington Terrace is very sick. Coleman is home from Camp Taylor. Mahala Stewart of Mt Sterling Ky visits daughter Lula Livingston. Ed Davis of Barr St recovering from flu. Lula Turner of Bloomington Ind visits L Hoggans. Body of Mr Shears taken to Kentucky for burial. Dr Stephens presided at Carmel Church organ unveiling. Rosa Walker of Washington Terrace continues ill with a cold. C H Franklin of West 8th St died Saturday Jan 18 1919. Unveiling of Carmel Presbyterian Church organ a success directed by Shirley Hawkins with chorus of 85 and Mamie Hargraves leading children.
Mrs Belle Ewing submits a money order for two dollars to Mr W P Dabney for this and last year's subscription to The Union. She expresses pleasure in reading the paper and requests acceptance of the payment. Glendale Ohio January 17 1919.
Expressions of gratitude for flowers and kindness after Nellie Paris death. Mentions Rev Scott and Mr Thompson. Also notes Watch Tower Bible Class at Knights of Honor Hall. Community updates include Mrs Blake visiting from Detroit, Mrs Thomas Monroe improving, Nellie Paris death remembered, Editor Kemp’s East conference visit, Will Williams returning from hospital, Helen Cochran moving, Corporal Alley visit to Cincinnati, Edward Coleman discharge, Sergeant Blackburn visiting, and Saturday dancing class presentation with flowers.
Mrs Anna Jackson of West Fourth Street is able to be out after an illness of several months. Mrs Fannie Harris of Burlington Ohio, guest of Mr and Mrs Cecil E Harris, 3031 O Byrom Street, returns to Columbus to renew daily duties after visiting friends and relatives. Mr Robert Fisher returns home after a pleasant visit to his son in Chicago. Mr Ollie Hill visited his grandparents in Sparta Kentucky Saturday and Sunday. National Federation of Colored Women's Clubs sent a telegram of sympathy to President Wilson. it was ignored. Telegram from Oyster Bay shows Roosevelt family appreciation of sympathy. Mrs Rosie Johnson left for Illinois with her two daughters after visiting her mother Mrs Mary Conners of College Hill. Mrs W Perry hosted a dinner for her brother and sister Mr Geo Conners of Xenia and Mrs Rosie Johnson of Illinois. Mrs Pearl Miller of College Hall gave a lively time for sister Mrs Johnson of Illinois. After entertaining at Mrs Smith's in Maysville Kentucky, Mrs J H Meadows and Miss Pearl Warner return to 2934 12 Lincoln Avenue, Walnut Hills.
Mrs. Ida Glenn hosted a debutante event for her daughter Dusella Glenn in the parlors of Mr. Charles Franklin, trustee of the Gordon Hotel, on January 17, 1918. The church service burial took place Wednesday.
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