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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
4
Mrs. Thos. Easily announces headquarters at 653 Kenyon Avenue for Co. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. Goods available in wholesale and retail. scalp treatment offered under any condition.
The notices list marriages and engagements as false reports and confirm several unions. John Wrenn and Ruth Jenkins wed last October and hosted relatives. Various residents report illnesses recoveries travels speeches, while painting raffle prizes and exhibit participants are named.
Mrs Mary Jones and her son Lawrence spent Sunday in Louisville Kentucky enjoying a family outing and visiting local sites.
Miss Leona Priest suffers another accident. Art Embroidery Club disbands for summer. Mr Richie recovers from two week illness. Mrs Coleman hosts select picnic on July 4. Miss Nannie Ritchie and Mrs Albert Johnson wed at bride’s home. Mrs G Kilgour ill for several days. Miss Ruth Alston returns from Tuskegee Community School. Kilgour returns from Hopkinsville visit. Mrs F C Bentley remains ill. Miss Ollie M Shotwell travels to Indianapolis. Mr Cecil E Harris improving after May 30 illness. Mrs Caddie Walker ill. thanks for payments. Miss Marjorie Jackson and Mr John Jones quietly married. Mr Pete Moss of Walnut Hills dies this week. Rose Bud Embroidery Club meets at Miss Rosely Willis’s home. Matinee Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Lawrence Waite’s. Mrs John Plum, formerly of this city, visiting. Captain Clayton of Camp Taylor on fifteen days furlough with wife visits Lieutenant Burgess. Clayton praised for wartime service. Mrs Catherine Owens improving after illness.
Mrs Elizabeth Taylor visits friends in Kentucky while Miss Gladys Willis considers a trip to Washington DC this August. Miss Laura Davenport formerly of this city underwent appendicitis surgery at Roosevelt Hospital in New York, and Mrs Margaret Dunlay visits relatives in Chicago.
Mr Wim Tate trainer and sparring partner of world champion Dempsey was hosted by Major E G Gaither and others. He stayed at Jos Kelly's camp with Big Bill Tate and was later taken by car to the depot after a grand breakfast and dinner. Tate thanked Cincinnati friends and gave boxing gloves to young Kelly.
Mrs. Francis Cheatom and her granddaughter Viola of Montgomery Alabama are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simms. Mrs. Cheatom is the mother of Mrs. Simms.
The Bolivian Art Club surprised Mrs Davie Bowen with a Friday afternoon baby shower, presenting her with numerous useful gifts from club members.
The Poro Club was royally entertained by Mrs Lina Still on Tuesday July 8. Next meeting will be at Mrs Betty Jones residence 410 John Street. All agents urged to attend August 12 at 137. Rev Wilbur Page to preach at Union Baptist Church Sunday at 11 A.M. Mrs Hazel Jones and daughter Charlotte Ann visit Lexington Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Robert Leam and family and Miss Elsie Carpenter spent Sunday in Lexington KY. Mr and Mrs John Thompson welcome a baby girl. Mrs M E Bentley wife of Deacon EK Bentley at Branch Hospital is better today. Friends may visit her.
Lieut Geo Austin named Field Secretary for Ohio and West Virginia. Miss Mary Raser, long noted for public school records, leaves for W C C S School in Washington. Misses Cozzins and Ruth Alston also appointed. Skating rink now a feature of Camp life at Linton Park. Great Free Suffrage Meeting Friday night open to the public.
Little Alberta Morris of Pittsburg Pennsylvania returns home accompanied by her grandmother Mrs Maxberry. Esther and Gladys Willis of Chicago visit Mrs Grace Spencer while passing through the city. Mr and Mrs Devers are home again after a pleasant visit in Chicago. Sallie Lay enjoys the time as guest of her daughter in Detroit.
Miss Bessie Sutties left Saturday to visit relatives and friends in Birmingham and other points south.
Mr. William H. E. Berner of Covington gave a Bachelor's Tea Sunday in honor of his companion Private Lucian L. Garier, who arrived here Friday from France. Private Garier left Monday noon for Detroit, Michigan, for a few weeks rest. Mr. Brown will join him shortly.
The International Bible Students announce a free lecture at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday July 20 at 2 PM. All are welcome, no collection. The event is associated with Isa 54 17 and promotes the Hermitage of the Servants of the Lord.
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