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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
2
The text frames the publication as a vehicle to teach and disseminate what you do to others will be done to you. It references moral reciprocity and ethical conduct as guiding principles for both the publication and its audience.
A quote urging action through protest to confront injustice. It argues that silence breeds cowardice and that humanity advances by speaking out against ignorance and lust. The few must speak repeatedly to right the wrongs of many.
Mrs. John Gassaway and son visited Mrs. John Ray last week. Mrs. Wilson moved into a new home. A Fish Fry by Mrs. Spicer and Humphrey drew good crowds Saturday. The Wil ling Workers' Club of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church marks its ninth anniversary Sunday at 3 PM. Garnet Saunders hosted a party Saturday night. Mollie Oglesby heads to Tennessee this week to visit relatives. George Henry Smith hospitalized in City Hospital. E Carter of Columbia Ave plans a Lawn Fete. William Taylor of O’Bryanville visits Columbia Avenue often. Mrs. Ellen Jackson of Lawrenceburg, Ky visiting Mrs. Humphrey.
Deaths listed include Harry Lewis of Fairmount Leonard West Louise Ely and Cecilia Turner Eula Bell daughter of Ed and Lucy Lovens buried at Stanford Ky Mr Harrison White slowly improving at General Hospital Lawn fete at Washington Terrace drew crowds Mrs Atie Armstrong hosted guests for Mr and Mrs Simms of Atlanta Ga Visitors Hall Lancaster Ohio Sunday John Washington ill at home Miss Edith Greene left for Cleveland then New York Miss L E Edwards and Emily returned from Columbus and Cleveland John Washington ill at sister Lillian Moore's home
The Park Street Church schedules a Quarterly Meeting on August 5 and a District Conference in Rushville, Indiana on August 1 2 and 3 4. Rev Smith will preach The Comforter on Sunday morning and HOME on Sunday night. Auxiliaries invite volunteers to help the West End needy with daytime and evening meetings at Park Street Church expect a welcome.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Clark of Dayton Ohio spent their honeymoon last week with Aunt Mrs Emma Burkes and family. Miss Rosella Donaldson hosted her music class with a lawn party last Saturday afternoon lunch was served. Mrs Adah Chappelle left Sunday to spend vacation in Chicago. The Misses Marcia Harris and Harder Greer visit Glasgow KK. Mr Bert Walker of Indianapolis was the guest last Sunday of Miss Donaldson.
Bethel Church members and friends held a surprise for Rev Gray and his wife last Tuesday night. The item notes social events, sympathy for the West family over son Leonard’s death, and a dance announced by Mrs Julia Boyd Williams at Washington Terrace Hall. It mentions Mrs Arthur Booker visiting and Mrs Ed Smothers suffering eye trouble, plus Bethel Baptist Church preparing for an August Association.
When her husband asked where the new mattress came from she revealed it was the old one repaired by the Nall Sweeney Mattress Co. at six dollars. The firm operates a renovating and repairing specialty with an office and salesroom at 735 Richmond Street and phone West 6588.
Advertisement states want 20 salesladies earning seven dollars daily. Instructions to write hall sweeney mattress co or call West 6588. Claims to be the only colored mattress factory in the United States.
Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service at 746 Richmond Street offers first class seven passenger closed cars for seven dollars and new motor hoise for nine dollars to all city and suburban areas for funerals.
The Lincoln Theatre announces a week of Fox specials and dramas through July 25 to August 6. Duston Farnum stars in a Fox Special with two Century Comedy Aint Love Awful. Richard Barthlemess and Dorothy Gish headline Bright Red Shawl, plus Spanish Dancer and American Boy and Moonshine Valley. Also: Sherlock Holmes tale Noble Bachelor, Wise Cracker, Above the Law, Leather Pushers No. 16. Roosevelt Theatre grand opening to feature vaudeville and pictures.
Mrs Ball advertises furnished rooms available at 1310 Lincolns Avenue Walnut Hills. Contact details not provided.
A beauty parlor on Lincoln avenue suffered a fierce fire last week while a stylist worked on a customer. Oil and gasoline used in styling ignited, causing flames to surge and resulting in about 3000 dollars in damages. The fate of the hair remains unclear.
A property on West Fifth Street is offered for rapid sale to reliable parties. Contact via phone 2942-L for details and viewing arrangements.
Nadine Roberts Waters, a New England Conservatory graduate, delivered a highly successful recital in Boston. The audience reacted with enthusiasm and bouquets were presented. Waters’ singing described as revelation with a winsome personality and a fresh, free voice, complemented by Inez Vivian Waters’ spellbinding reading selections.
In Little Rock Arkansas attorneys say the six Elaine Negroes are free from further legal difficulties after the Arkansas Supreme Court granted their petitions for dismissal two weeks ago with the 15 day rehearing period expiring on July 12.
Classified advertisement from K. Ebersole Printing Co highlights affordable printed materials at a fixed price of two dollars and fifty cents. It promises delivered products, samples available, and no extra charges, urging prospective customers to drop a postal or phone inquiry for an agent to call. The firm touts ownership of its building and no rental costs.
Best shine in the city promises cleaning pressing and repairing with quick service. Also available soft drinks and daily papers to patrons.
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