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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
2
Be Union, edited by Ww. P. Dabney at 420 McAllaster Street, Cincinnati, announces subscriptions of 1.50 for six months and 0.05 for single copy. The paper’s mission stresses unity, loyalty, and cooperative effort in spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political realms, quoting Seneca on reciprocity.
The listing promotes nightly vaudeville and feature pictures at a local venue. Highlights include R S V P with Chas. Ray, VANISHING TRAIL starring Franklyn Farnum, THE BRUTE with Sam Langford and Susie Sutton, STO LEN GLORY, FROM HICKS VILLE TO BROADWAY, SELFISH YATES, WINNERS OF THE WEST, and TRAIZLIN with Tom Mix. Dates span July 31 to August 5 with multiple double bills and a country store weekly.
Lawyer W. B. Bush returns from Canada and New England tours. Ed H. Oxley Jr. enjoys time in Washington, D C and rapid growth in size. Mrs Florence Bowman returns from a convention of colored women’s clubs in Toledo and visits Cleveland Columbus and Detroit. She leads the Sunshine Air Embroidery Club of over thirty five members doing charity and social work. A June social at the Y W C A raised over 48 dollars. Walter Alsop and others motor to Richmond Indiana. Douglas Johnson visits his mother Harriet Johnson.
Miss Willa Mae Prothro of this city and Mr. Nicolas R. Newman of Boston Mass united in marriage on Sunday July 25 at six forty five in St Andrew s Episcopal Church before about one hundred attendees. The ceremony featured memorial flowers from Mrs Nora Taylor Dr Schooley and the Minnes family. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Nora Taylor and a Wood graduate.
Public invited to Friday evening October 4 at the Cincinnati Armory for an exhibition drill. Participating patrols include Arabic Chicago Damascus Sinai from Cincinnati and Louisville. Music by Sinai Shrine Orchestra with a female saxophone band. Admission one dollar, war tax included. Ford sedan given away.
Mr and Mrs Newman will be at home at 29 West Eighth Street Cincinnati Ohio after August 15 1922.
The Swimming Exhibition at The Y last Thursday night drew a pleased crowd. Physical Director Brown earns commendation for artistic ability and excellence in training the boys, encouraging study of swimming for youth.
The New York Times editor Miller has died at age 75. He remained active in writing editorials for four decades, proving age is no barrier to learning. A renowned journalist and classical scholar, he spoke French and German, read Spanish and Italian, and learned Russian at 68, eventually conversing fluently.
The New York Sun notes Shady Rest in Westfield New Jersey, a 31 acre rural area hosting the nation’s only Negro country club and golf course. With about 200 members from Harlem to Newark the club draws Negro professionals and workers on weekends to play tennis and golf and enjoy veranda leisure in white attire and lemonade.
The Post argues that women entering public life should purify it, noting Chicago indictments where 19 of 15 judges and election officials were women. It questions if suffrage will fulfill promises of reform, referencing Shakespeare on women’s nature and concluding with a caution about hypocrisy in public office.
Ward High School stenographer and St Andrew's Church member marries a Christian groom of fine promise. Ceremony by Rev. Dr. E H Oxley with nuptial communion. Bride given in marriage by Mrs E C Nunn. Guests include Mrs E C Nunn and Mrs Nora Taylor. Couple depart for Montreal for their honeymoon after a churchly reception and gifts from church and school.
Tuesday August Ist the Cincinnati Colored Orphan Asylum invites the public to its annual outing, an entertainment for which children cry and parents sigh. From morning till night a crowd of ladies, gallant men, and cheerful children mingle in vibrant enjoyment. Admission is free and weather is promised good by the Lord. The city’s admiration for this gigantic charity is shown by attendance.
Privileges to be sold Monday night July 31 for a Fraternal Day outing set for August 27. The sale is handled at 505 Chestnut stores for members and affiliated groups.
For rent room for a gentleman at 2968 Gilbert Avenue. Phone Woodburn 5699 L. Call and apply.
46 horsepower Hudson with 6 cylinders in good running order for 350 dollars cash. Contact C. J. Jackson at 933 Barr Street or phone W. 1398 X.
Classified notice seeking a lodger for a first class room at 3005 Kerger Ave Dunbar Flat 7. Night phone contact Woodburn 4487 Y provided for inquiries.
A rental listing at 62317 Whetsel Ave Madisonvilla Ohio shows two rooms for rent with modern conveniences. Contact offers indicate clean space and basic amenities in a quiet residence.
The notice touts a fixed price of 41.85 delivered to any place with no extra charges. It urges readers not to pay more and invites them to drop postal or phone details for a call from an agent. It claims ownership of their own building and offers direct contact.
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