Freemasons plan lawn fete and lodge notices 1921
The column lists Masonic bodies such as F A M and Royal Arch Lodge dates 1848 1871 and a lawn fete at Linton Park on Friday July 22 1921 with proceeds to help build a hall. It notes meetings for True American Lodge Simon Commandery Corinthian withdraws support and a drill session July 19 with weekly drill nights and a sick list update for Robt J Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Park
Women’s Masonic Building Club
Hall
Genesee and
Central Are
Robt. J. Evans
Tru American Lodge No. 2
Simon Commandery
Knights
F. A. B. Hall
Grand Pilgrimage to Imperial Session in St Louis
Noble fraternal notice invites Sinai Temple No 59 O N M S Sinai Court No 55 and Masons to attend the Imperial Session in St Louis July 31 to Aug 5 1921. Special train leaves Cincinnati July 31 at 9 15 PM CST arriving 7 45 AM Aug 1. Reservations due by July 25. Fare details include coach 20 09 lower berth 4 05 upper 3 24 drawing room 14 58. Frank Brown Ill Potentate 2817 Ashland Ave bio about transportation committee contacts provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinai Temple
Sinai Court
Fraternity and Friends
Daughters of Isis
Masons
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frank Brown
Ashland Ave
Committee On Transportation
Ill
J. W
Too Import Ant to Miss Branch Meeting Notice
The N A A C P will hold a Branch Meeting at Park Street Church on Monday night July 25 1921. Very important business and reports of delegates from the National Convention in Detroit. A L Imes secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street Church
Detroit
Threats surround Mrs Holz over Black resident clash
Neighbors report intimidation near S158 Richmond street as Margaret Holz defends herself with an Airedale dog. She vows readiness against threats after a 16 year old Black boy insulted her, while a tense crowd observes and police note the case as a serious incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mras
Margaret Holz
Richmond Street
Holz
Waia Negro
Holzes
Garvey Visits Cincinnati Amid Black Star Line Hints
Marcus Garvey arrives from New Orleans aboard the Queen and Crescent and departs on the New York Central. Ware welcomes him for the return to America as Cincinnati locals report a growing movement with 2000 members, two thirds share holders in the Black Star Line, and a $12,500 property deal in progress. The group has raised $5,600 this year to fund the Phillis Wheatley’s Africa voyage set for August 7. Ward and cabinet members plan to attend the Second International Convention in late July to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Harvey
Africa
New Orleans
Queen & Crescent
Cincinnati
New York Central
Ware
Garvey
America
Cincinnat
Phillis Wheatley
New York
Black Star Line
Mr. Ware
August 1 Fete At Orphan Asylum Open To All
August first marks the annual fete at the orphan asylum with abundant booths and open gates. The new building will be inaugurated with ceremonies as the colored citizens of the city showcase festive ornamentation and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Asylum
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A. M
Tale Anerican Lodge
ST. John's Lodge
Prince White Chapter
Simon Commandery No
E. T
Corinthian Lodge
Grand Hospitaller of
King Solomon's Consistory No. 20
John C. McLeod
St. John’s Lodge No. 3
Nobles OF Mystic Shrine
A. L. Imes
Wome
Negro
Holz Home
Garvey Greets Ware
The
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Cinnati Division
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