Local notices and society events in June 1922
Dr Clarke buys a new Ford coupe while Dr Olin C Smith sells. Thos J Monroe attends the 15th annual N A A C P conference in Newark. Sunshine Club hosts a June fete with 26 covers. Numerous visits and gatherings feature Miss Jesse Graham Miss Mary Cartwright Miss Marie Allen and Florence Graham social rounds in Rossmayne Avondsie Chicago Gary and Columbus with local families and club meetings noted.
Miss Blanche Glenn Returns From Centerville Teaching Post
Miss Blanche Glenn has returned home from Centerville Maryland where she has successfully taught in the city public schools. Mrs. Etta Forte entertained Anna Savage Dale of Chicago at breakfast Tuesday. Covers were set for six. The Tri City Choral Society will meet Sunday at 3 pm. Refreshments served. Mrs. Jackson of Dayton was guest of Mrs. M C Moore last week. Mr Moore lent his Packard for a trip from Dayton to Latonia to view the Kentucky Special.
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Marie Allen
Chicago
Wendel Phillips High School
Thursady
Alice Allen Pierce
Blanche Glenn
Centerville
Maryland
Tri-City Choral Society
Sermons at Second Baptist by Rev. E H Blue
Rev Blue delivers two sermons at Second Baptist Church titled Take Up Your Cross and Follow Me and True Worship with an added note of inspiration and instruction from pastor Rev E H Blue B Th Morning service sermon themes reflect spiritual guidance for worship and discipleship.
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Blue
Anna Berry Dies July 1 1921 Dear Wife and Mother
Obituary item recounts the death of Anna Berry with a religious verse and family mourning. It notes she entered eternal rest July 1 1921, with a North Carolina style memorial tone. Family members including Mr and Mrs James Bowler and their daughter plan a motor trip to Winchester Kentucky to visit her parents and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowler
Lincoln Avenue
Winchester
Mt. Sterling
Lexington
Columbus
Joseph Lester
Steamboat Riot Ends in Death and Injuries at Potomac
A Washington steamboat excursion turned violent after bootleg whiskey and a girl sparked a fight among about 300 youths. Louis P. McCormack died after being stabbed. four others hurt seriously. Federal agents moved in to curb bootleggers as the chaotic scene unfolded aboard the Charles MacAlester near Alexandria.
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Washington
Charles MacAlester
Washington High School
Potomac
Technical High School Alumni Association
Railway Mail Clerks’ Union of
Alexandria
Louis P. McCormack
Viremia
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