Frank Turner Breathes His Last in Phoenix
Frank Turner died after a four day illness on May 10 at his home 227 North Second Street Phoenix. Born in Logansport Indiana he moved to Albuquerque then Phoenix where he married May Stewart and remained a resident. A member of Maricopa Lodge No 15 F and A M. Funeral held May 14 at the A M E church with Masons in charge. He leaves a sister Mrs H E Burkhardt his wife and many friends.
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Hattie Clay
Phoenix Tribune
Frank Turner
North Second Street
Mr. Turner
Logansport
Ind
Albuquerque
N. M
May Stewart
Phoenix
Maricopa
A. M. E. Church
Masons
Herring
H. E. Burkhardt
the Tribune
William Mason to visit daughter in Minneapolis
Mr. William Mason will depart Saturday for Minneapolis Minnesota to visit his daughter Mrs Beatrice Mason Terry formerly of Cincinnati.
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William Mason
Minneapolis, Minn
Beatrice Mason Terry
Cincinnati
Woman's Missionary Society Honors President Before Summer Tour
The Woman's Missionary Society entertained Monday evening in honor of President Mrs. Lula Taylor who leaves for the East to spend the summer. Private George Burkes is home from France. Mr. Cecil Harris who has been sick for several weeks is much improved.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Lula Taylor
East
George Burkes
France
Cecil Harris
Local Social Notes From Detroit to Oxford Home Visits
Miss Reena Colston spends summer in Detroit. Miss Sylvester McGee and Mr. Edward Coston wed two weeks ago. Miss Bessie Keller visits parents in Springfield Ohio. Mr J T Flack of Wilberforce visits aunt Margarite Kirke Sunday. Mrs J L Lawson nee Earnestine Lewis and Frankfort Kentucky kin visit Fergus Street Northside. Miss Willa Harrison came from Oxford for sister Kathryns wedding and returns to Oxford Sunday. she attends Teachers College there.
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Sylvester McGee
Edward Coston
J. T. Flack
Wilberforce
Margarite Kirke
J. L. Lawson
Earnestine Lewis
Frankfort, Ky
Fergus St
Northside
Willa Harrison
Oxford
Kathryn
Teachers’ College
Katheryn Harrison and Orval Payne Tie Wedding at Home
Miss Katheryn Harrison and Mr Orval Payne were married at high noon Saturday at her parents home officiated by Rev E H Oxley. Only family and relatives attended the ceremony.
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Katheryn Harrison
Orval Payne
E. H. Oxley
Mrs Graves to Move to Detroit for Indefinite Stay
Mrs Marie Graves plans an indefinite departure to Detroit Michigan. She will reside there for an undetermined period as she begins a new chapter away from her current locale.
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Marie Graves
Detroit, Mich
Mrs Bowen Hosts Gathering for Mrs Graves Honor
Mrs. M. C. Bowen and relatives will entertain Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Graves.
Local social notes and travels among residents
Miss Beatrice Morton plans a Wednesday trip to Kentucky to visit relatives. Mrs. Cahs Kelly of West Seventh street shows improvement and can go out. Invitations announce the marriage of May Mack and Stevenson with Bishop officiating. Rev and Mrs White and their son left for Columbus. Miss Taylor of Avondale attends Centenary in Columbus. Mrs Beatty and Mrs Edith Miller with a party will motor to Columbus for the centenary.
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Beatrice Morton
Cahs. Kelly
West Seventh Street
May Mack
Mr. Stevenson
Edith Miller
Alma Bell
Columbus
Subscriptions Sent From Cleveland Reader Notes Loyalty
Mrs Harry L Lewis writes from Cleveland thanking W P Dabney and enclosing a money order for a one year subscription to The Union. She praises home town doings and asks for six extra copies to distribute to potential subscribers.
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Cleveland
W. P. Dabney
The
Union
Harry L. Lewis
Embroidery Club Meets at Cumminsville Home
Mrs. Frazier hosted the Rose Bud Embroidery Club at her Cumminsville residence on a pleasant Friday afternoon, with members sharing projects and conversation.
Rosebud Embroidery Club Delays Meeting to July 11
Friday, the fourth of July, the Rosebud Embroidery Club will not hold its regular meeting until July 11. Members are advised to note the rescheduled date and plan accordingly for the next gathering.
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Rosebud Embroidery Club
Matinee Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Edgar Leake residence
Mrs Edgar Leake hosts the matinee Sewing Circle at Myrtle Avenue home. Miss Marie Belsinger and Mr Elsworth Gamblee act as directors over the Douglass Playground. Mrs M E Whitlow is much better. Little Estelle Bowen, granddaughter of Mrs Sam Bowen, has gone to Detroit to visit Aunt Mrs E H Marshall, formerly of Cincinnati.
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Edgar
Edgar Leake
Myrtle Avenue
Marie Belsinger
Elsworth Gamblee
Douglass
Estelle E. Bowen
Sam’s Bowen
Detroit, Michigan
E. H. Marshall
Cincinnati
Lyceum Theater Reopens With Exquisite Classical Billing
The Lyceum Theater reopened Monday night with a clean classy bill. Each number is a gem and the orchestra plus orchestrion provide beautiful music that greatly enhances audience pleasure in the large cool well lit venue.
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Lyceum
Latonia winners list highlights M C Moore’s strong showing
The Enquirer notes M C Moore of Dayton among Latonia season big winners, ranking third from the top despite disadvantages. Trainer Will Perkins receives praise for his long standing reputation built over 60 years and continued success amid obstacles.
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Latonia
the Enquirer
M. C. Moore
Dayton
Will Perkins
Subcribers Paying Up Despite Dishonest Accounts
A brief notice notes subscribers are paying well while a few dishonest ones offer lame excuses for unpaid dues. It warns that the offenders will face consequences similar to past actions by The Union.
The Boy Scouts Camp Fund Drive
The article urges contributions to support colored boys attending Scout Camp. It notes many have poor parents and require two dollars and a half weekly for expenses. It appeals to readers to donate to Dr. J. C. Erwin or Dr. McLean, promising that aid will reflect well on the white community.
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Boy Scouts
J. C. Erwin
McLean
Tomrrow
In Remembrance of Georgie Emma Loverette
In remembrance of my beloved daughter Mrs Georgie Emma Loverette who departed this life March 23 1919 Though I could not understand I only knew you went away Across the great divide just three months But how we miss you After years of toil for others And at last a bed of pain Memory keeps you ever near Though you are gone For in life we loved you dearly In death we do the same May God grant you eternal rest Sadly Missed by Mother Brother and Sister
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Georgie Emma Loverette
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