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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1923
Page
2
A fragment mentions Cincinnati and a business manager role with a price figure and a Seneca quote about reciprocity. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a full news item.
A compact reflection by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on the necessity of speaking out against injustice. It argues that action through protest has driven human progress and that only a few must raise their voices to correct widespread wrongs.
Revision states Mr Younger Forrest of Sena Tor Place Clifton is not married. Authorities say he is not engaging with any Browns and is minding his business and letting well enough alone.
Carl Tolliver offers heartfelt gratitude for the love and help after the illness and death of Ena Tolliver. He thanks lodges and clubs including Love, Honor, Calan the Court, Good Samaritans, Eastern Star chapters, B and N Y Club, K P, Dr W H Williams, Antioch pastor, the choir, and MicCov funeral directors for their support and funeral arrangements. The piece also notes publishing charges for personals and a church summary.
The Sloan family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the bereavement of Frank B. Sloan. Special thanks to Rev Haithcor for condolence and to Mr Rankins for funeral service. St John Lodge
The Crescent Club rooms will be lit later this week for a banquet honoring Supervisor Ru sell's return from Baltimore. Daily Bible School at Friendship Home is led by Miss Brook Monroe Thompson. Ten locals avoid paying money, causing collector chores in the heat. Dr Beamon returns from an east auto trip. Loss and Moeller cafe owners fund a Mercy Hospital children’s ward via Bernice Williams.
When her husband asked about the new mattress he thought they had a new one. She laughed that it was the old mattress repaired. The Hall Sweeney Mattress Co. repaired it for six dollars. The firm lists renovation and repairs from its office and salesroom at 735 Richmond Street, West 6588.
Wanted 20 Sztesladies to earn seven dollars a day at the Hall Sweeney Mattress Mfg Co. or call West 6588. The ad notes the only colored mattress factory and the U S.
A funeral home advertises first class seven passenger closed cars for seven dollars and a new motor hearse for nine dollars and nine cents to service the city and suburbs. Located at 746 Richmond Street with phone numbers West 5931 and West 6112.
Mr. Cleveland Turnell drew a large crowd at Kelly's camp Sunday where after festivities most swam. He and his wife plan an extended tour north and east, while Rev Williams impresses at Antioch Baptist Church with commanding presence and eloquent language as a potential shepherd for a fine flock.
Dr Chas A Schooler is praised for buying a Cadillac both wisely and well and described as a confident self starter driver. An adversary once joked he had been crippled by autos and bought one to strike back. He is invited by Rev Smith of Park Street Church to hear a Sunday night sermon titled Up Against the Real Thing.
About one hundred fifty attended the Epworth League and Sunday School Institute. Dr. F. H. Butler, Dr. B. F. Smith, Rev. H. W. Tate, and Dr. E. A. White shared insights. Many out of town ministers and laymen were present. Rev. Smith will speak on A Personal Question Sunday morning and Up Against the Real Thing at night.
Prof. J E Johnson Mt Carmel Baptist Sunday School superintendent attends State Convention in Cleveland. Church Aid met at Mrs Oglesbys Friday night. Addie Wells hosted a lawn fete Thursday. Lonnie Beatty and Juanita Taylor married last week. Mary Carter returns from Pittsburg. Hughes move to new Hof Avenue home. Saunders buy Hoff Avenue home. David Heston Jr and wife visited Bethel Ohio. Mrs Edward Gray now a hospital patient. Thomas and Cesar Horton vacationing in Dayton. Rufus Gray joins Allen Temple Church. Mrs Williams of Columbia Avenue.
Set ups for the real fighting teams in the eastern league came to life last week with a bamg when they took three games in a row from the famous Cuban stars. On Sunday the Bacharach's swept a double header winning 9 to 7 in the first game and 5 to 4 in the twilight encounter. The local team pushed across the winning run in the last inning as Ox Mondey and the Stats fell 5 to 4 in a final, close finish.
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