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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
2
Madam Alice Easton Leland Hosts Social Dinner Party
A social column item notes Madam Alice Easton Leland held a small dinner Monday night. Mr and Mrs Eugene Simms hosted a Saturday affair for Mr and Mrs Leander Simms, listed on New York's social register, with praise for the hospitality and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Easton Leland
Eugene Simms
Leander Simms
Social Register of
New York
Local Social News and Wedding Notices
Five Bonner boys join the army while a daughter joins the N Y A. Annette Glenn visits Mills. Pvt Jesse Johnson returns from Los Angeles to see Bessie Mae. Genevieve Morton and Jack Breland wed and honeymoon in New York. Rev J Johnson marries Emma Jean Flip pins to Pvt Dowell. Willie D Johnson Betty Jo Pitts and Erma Lee Freeman with Minnie Reynolds travel from Eufaula. Dorothy Pyle’s birth anniversary dinner hosted by Emmett Crosson at Colonel Stewart’s home. Rev Jewell Johnson honored with 146 dollars for six years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie D. Johnson
Betty Jo Pitts
Erma Lee Freeman
Birmingham
Minnie Reynolds
Eufaula
Ala
Dorothy Pyles
Emmett Chroson
Colonel Stewart
Lockland
Pleasant evening of string music honors Mr. Jerry Young
A Sunday afternoon concert gave a pleasant evening to honor Mr. Jerry Young with graduation felicitations for Bessie Lee Catherine Steward and Charles Young of Fulton School and Gertrude Craig of Woodward. Visitors included Rev B W Clark of Toledo Mrs Harriett Hickman and Mr Lucille Davenport of Chicago and Mrs Foster at St Luke B C School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Young
Bessie Lee
Catherine Steward
Charles Young
Fulton School
Gertrude Craig
Woodward
B. W. Clark
Toledo
Harriett Hickman
Lucille Davenport
Chicago
Foster
St. Luke B.C
Birdie Hudson
St. Luke
Annie Lee Daniels
Atlanta
Union Motto Promises Truth and Courage weekly
A compact notice proclaims a weekly publication with the motto If you want the union tis little but loud and it tells the truth and shames the devil. Subscription rates are listed as 20 cents a month 1.00 for six months and 2.00 for a year with a mail or telephone request to main 5168.
Post Boxing Titles Go to 31st Battalion Figters at Fort Sill
Fort Sill Oklahoma special report shows Col ored fighters from the 31st Battalion of the Field Artillery Replacement Training Center winning five of seven titles in a post boxing tournament. Champions include Pvt. James King from Houston flyweight Pvt. James Regse of Cleveland lightweight Pvt. Frazier middleweight Pvt. Ezzert Charles of Cincinnati light heavyweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Okla
Field Artillery Replacement Training Center
James King
Houston
Texas
James Regse
Cleveland
Frazier
Ezzert Charles
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Social Register Club Officers Installed
The Cincinnati Social Register Club held its season end at Mrs. Susie Pickett's home with hosts the James and Sims couples. Honor guest Mrs. Cora Rollins, now in California, attended with Mrs. Anna Hart Hayman Gibbs hosting. Officer installations by Dr. Henry Higgins kept all officers reelected including James Clark as president and Mrs. Cassie Hazle as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Social Register Club
Susie Pickett
James
Monroe Sims
Cora Rollins
California
Anna Hart Hayman Gibbs
Mesdames Mamié Mason Higgins
Estelle Washington Buster
Edna King Maxwell
Henry Higgins
James Clark
Cassie Hazle
Gertrude Hart
Frankie Henderson
Frank Starks
George Warren
Richard Hazle
Lillian Beasley
Clara Montgomery
Mayme Clark
Anna Davis
Marila Jackson
Annie Mack
Mattie Dorsey
Grace Hart Wilson
Cora Tiller
Katie Russell
Messrs
W. M. Simmonds
Frank P. Chase
Fred Henderson
Old Socks and a Psychiatric Bluff in a Dabney Letter
The excerpt presents a playful feud via letters between Dabney and a Philadelphia woman who critiques his self-perception with psychological terms. She calls his persona bluff while praising his paper, reflecting social satire and collegial wit across mental and personality traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dabney
Wendell P
Second Annual All Day Open Tournament in Lincoln Heights
The Second Annual All Day-All Sports Open Tournament took place July 2 at Valley Homes and St Monica's Play areas, sponsored by Lincoln Heights Recreation Committee. Miss Rebecca E. Davis led volunteer supervision. Sister Esther of St Monica's Mission chaired events with team help from Mrs Jane Ryder Cromwell and others. A Tennis Exhibition between Walter Mitchell and Ellsworth Crosswhite ended with Mitchell winning both sets. Women’s Soft Ball saw Mrs Young's team win big. a Black Dance was sponsored by the TACS and Young Churchmen and drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Homes
St. Monica’s
Lincoln Heights
Great Chance for Boys at Western Union Telegraph
An employment notice invites boys aged 16 and over to join Western Union Telegraph Company in messenger service. For the right kind and class, visit the office at 41 Walnut Street and ask for Mr. Rock. Don’t wait go now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Walnut Streets
MR. Rock
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