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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
2
The Union edited by W P Dabney at 420 McAllister Street outlines its mission to disseminate news and promote loyalty and pride among readers. It calls for united effort across spiritual, material, mental, moral and political fronts. It quotes Seneca on reciprocity of deeds.
A historic plea in a newspaper about changing to prepaid subscriptions. The editor explains old leniency toward annual payment and notes some subscribers acted dishonestly. The paper adopts a monthly option or prepaid yearly plan to align with standard practice and asks readers to consider this shift.
The Blue Triangle YWCA thanks Corinthian Masonic Lodge YMA, Stowe School Band Union Industrial Groups Women’s Clubs Hillard Orchestra and city ministers for a June 24 garden party. About 2509 visitors enjoyed a well ordered event with $359.94 gross. Elizabeth N. Elliott directed the program highlighting women’s development physical social mental spiritual. Camp Warner YWCA Camp opens July 1 at Dabney farm with transport from East End car to Gwen dolyn stop. girls meet at 2 PM.
Hon C M White Supreme Commander of the American Woodmen will address a mammoth meeting in Cincinnati on Thursday night July 6 1922 at 8 o'clock at St John AME Zion Church Barr and Mound streets. He is praised as an insurance wizard and national lecturer. The event is sponsored by Cincinnati Camps No 1 and 2 with R J Fortney supervisor and J W Reese deputy. The Negro Business League will host a luncheon in his honor that day at Palmetto cafe West Fifth Street to bid for the Supreme Camp headquarters.
A weekly July lineup lists serial Vanishing The daily thrill ride plus The Dungeon with Gyp Lassite. Newcomers Torch Frame Up and Queenie present motherly love and drama. Weekend Pilgrim of the Night showcases a Paris underworld raid with spectacle and intrigue.
A call issued to Colored America to hold mass meetings Sunday to elect delegates for the 15th annual convention of the National Equal Rights League in Boston. The appeal urges pastors and civic bodies to send delegates, arrange local meetings, and participate in a national Silent Parade from Frederick Douglass Square to Farnell Hall supporting anti lynching federal action. Rev. W D McCilaine chairs the effort with plans including historic tours and solidarity events.
A local appeal invites contributions for a expanded book on Cincinnati’s colored citizens lodges churches and businesses. Readers are urged to send histories photos and details now to help create a lasting record and place Cincinnati on the map.
Rev. M. A. N. Shaw named National President and Rev. D. Douglass chairs the Citizens' Committee with Wm. Munroe Trotter serving as Corresponding Secretary in the prepared roster of officers.
Dr Lyman H Ingraham and his wife bought a three story modern brick building on Richmond street from Mrs E Collins. He already owns another three story brick on Seventh street and has helped his school purchase a fine frame building on the same street. He is described as a successful businessman and gospel preacher with substantial southern property holdings.
An advertisement describes covering hair restoration under Reeders Heir Restorer with services including braid and switch from combings. Contact at Phone Wood burn 6453 and address 3702 Alms Pines.
Advertisement copy offering bulk printed cars for delivery to any place. Claims a Neo special and regular price with a warning not to pay more. Offers samples first and an agent will call after dropping a postal or phone contact. Mentions own building and no rent to pay. Provided by K. Ebersole PtG Co with phone and Cincinnati address.
Classified note offering cheap printing services for business cards, invitations, envelopes, and tickets. Promotes 1000 card runs for $2.36, entertainment tickets $2.26 per 100. Mentions church printing, samples, and a home or office call service with Ridge 683. Address 3718 Lewegers Ave Cisetaneti.
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