Personal thanks and local social notes from a city page
LIEUT. NATHAN E. TAYLOR thanks New Unity Baptist Church officers and members for kindness during illness and to Stith Lodge No. 54 and other groups for loyalty. Several visiting and moving notices follow, including Miss Marie Rogers of Rome, Mrs. Ollie Saunders convalescing, Mrs. Katie Royal in Ironton, Andrew and John Watson visiting Danville grandparents, Mrs. Southgate and Mrs. Miller visiting Ed Brooks, the Huey family moving to Madisonville, Frank Shelton family visiting Frankfort, KY, Miss Neal Roxborough visiting former Cincinnati friends, and the Carnation Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs. Davie Crowder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Unity Baptist Church
Stith Lodge
No. 54
K. of P
Nathan E. Taylor
Local Clubs Donate and Marriages Quietly Noted in Terrace News
The Ladies Improvement Club of Washington Terrace donated ten dollars to the Day Nursery. The Morocco Club plans a gingham whist party. Marie Carr improves sowly. Mr Cswell Ingram and Miss Ruth Triplett were quietly married last week. Miss Ruth is the popular daughter of Mr and Mrs Theos Triplett. The groom recently returned from overseas.
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The
Ladies Improvement Club of
Washington Terrace
Morocco Club
Mrs Hillman's bungalow invaded by Dayton and Lexington visitors
Mrs. Hillman's bungalow at La terary faces another intrusion by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Moore of Dayton and Mr. Wm. Perkins of Lexington. The note mentions famous dinners returning as a daily feature in the area, with a light aside on tea despite state dryness.
Personal Column Note and Local Notices From The Union
In the Personal Column of The Union a reader requests inclusion of a piece about a wife caring for home life. The Lowenstein Club held a Monday night dance at War Camp rooms for Walnut Hills Day Nursery. Mrs. Drayton was lauded for her work with the organization. Mr. Henry Curtis, wife and daughter, are visiting relatives in Birmingham and Selma Alabama. Rev. W. A. H. Pringle of Lisbon Ohio will give his third quarter sermon Friday afternoon June 13. Rev. P. J. Blackburn to address Cincinnati ministers Monday June 9 at Allen Temple Church. A children sermon and baptizing at St John Church Sunday June 8. Prof. DeCatur visited Wilberforce last week. Mrs. Helen Jackson Thorn of Chicago spent Decoration Day here as guest of Mrs. Edith Miller. Mr. Russell Patterson and Mr. Robert Henry attended Mr. and Mrs. William James Sunday. Mrs. M. S. Blackburn is president and Mrs. L. C. James secretary of Washington Terrace. Mrs. Nellie Smith and her father in law were in the city en route from Wilberforce to Memphis. Mrs. Mary Jones returned from West Baden improved in health. Mr. Melvin Burgess of Mr. Healthy died last week and was buried from his residence Monday. The friends of Mr. Lewie Huey regret his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowenstein Club
War Camp Rooms
Walnut Hills Day Nursery
P. J. Blackburn
Ministerial Alliance of
Cincinnati and Vicinity
Allen Temple Church
St John Church
May Pole Celebration at Orphan Asylum Delights Crowd
A large audience praised the May Pole event during Decoration Day at the Orphan Asylum. Supt. Walton and his staff earned many compliments for stage entertainment quality and the striking decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan Asylum
Supt. Walton
Businessman Schooley Endures After Many Auto Incidents
Dr Chas Schooley continues operations at the old stand despite a leg weakened by numerous automobile run overs. His survival is a testament to toughness. Bishop Ross traveled through the city Wednesday en route to Wilberforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Schooley
Bishop Ross
Wilberforce
McCoy Fractured Arm Progress Report
Mr. F. D. McCoy broke his arm last Friday morning and is recovering well, with the condition described as getting along splendidly at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. McCoy
Death of Mrs Anna B McClure Baker
Mrs Anna B Baker died April 13 1919 at 11 p m in Cincinnati Ohio after birth in Atteringtown Kentucky on April 16 1896 She was a Baptist church member and funeral services were led by Rev Henderson of Winchester Kentucky and Rev Byrd of Cincinnati The text chosen was I have finished my course I have kept the faith She leaves a husband Hammond E Baker two brothers two sisters and many relatives Funeral at Lexington Kentucky conducted by H G Sanders undertaker The Sunday school class sang and floral tributes were many Truly she lived a godly life
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Anna B. McClure’ Baker
Hammond E. Baker
Atteringtown
Richmond Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henderson
Winchester
Byrd
Antioch Baptist Church
Lexington
H. G. Sanders
Lockland Notes and Local Church Events
Community notes from Lockland highlight a Mt. Zion program by the H D Literary Society and a Rev. Taylor sermon from Covington Kentucky. Sunday gatherings include Good Samaritan anniversary and U B F and S M T observances. Visitors include Mrs Sadie Schooley and Mrs Josie Wells, with attendance for a birthday surprise and a 150-cover event yielding over 50 dollars in gifts and money.
Birthday party honors for J C White in Washington Terrace
Mrs Maggie Dean and her niece Beulah visited Dayton hostess Mrs Russell Patterson for the weekend. Master J C White of Washington Terrace celebrated a birthday Monday receiving many beautiful presents from friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Dean
Little Beulah
Russell Patterson
Dayton
Ohio
J. C. White
Washington Terrace
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Rand & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Charles Albert
Central Ave
Seventh Street
Lina Still
Coro
Horwood
East Norwood
Highland Avenas
Geo
J Hussey
Third Street
J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. Hi
W. Fifth St
Pekin Theates
Emma Buckner Collins
9Th Street
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
West Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Calig
Blackstone H
Rankin Bros
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Marie Rogers
Rome
Ollie Saunders
Katie Royal
Ironton, Ohio
Andrew
John Watson
Danville, Ky
Mrs
Ben Huey
Frank Shelton
Little
Frankfort
Neal Roxborough
Ida Harding
Carnation Embroidery Club
Marie Carr
Mrs. Jones
MR. Jones
Henry Curtis
Birmingham
Selma Ala
St. John's Church
W. A. H. Pringle
Lisbon
Prof
DeCatur
Helen Jackson Thorn
Chicago
Decoration
Edith Miller
Robert Henry
William James Sunday
M. S. Blackburn
L. C. James
Nellie Smith
City
Memphis
Mary Jones
West Baden
Melvin Burgess
Healthy
Monady
Lewie Huey
Martha Bowman
West Fourth St
Eastern Ave
M. L. Ziegler
Mgr
Christian Church
R. H. Davis
Lockland
L. J. Earhart
H. D. Literary Society
Mt. Zion
Taylor
Covington, Ky
Good Samaritan
Sadie Schooley
Mr. McLanney
Beatty
John Saunders
Glendale
Josie Wells
Michigan
Miss D. Little
Mrs. Wm. Griffin
Indianapolis
Robert George
Cook
Miss Taylor
Hamilton
Anna Mae Houston
Culpher
Mrs. Hester Bennett
Woodburn
Joseph Kelly
Rea
West
John J. Taylor
Harold B. Taylor
West Fifth
Mound Street
Spring Grove Ave
Cincinnati, O
Macam Reeder
Reida Hair Restorer
Alms Place
Walnut Halls
Olive L. Saunders
Wade Street
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
Aeail By
Fred D. McCoy & Co
Ninth Street
J. T. Conyard
Edward H. Habig
Canal
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