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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

4

The Union P Dabney Editorial Notes and Quotes

A historic Cincinnati newspaper page features The Union editorials from P Dabney plus Associated Negro Press content and moral quotations. It highlights independence in politics, inclusivity for denominations, and the Golden Rule as remedy for racial and national troubles with quotes from Mangasarian Kasidah Wilcox.

Personal notes from the Cincinnati area events and graduates

The piece lists local social happenings including the Pep and Ginger Girls' hike with seven named girls, Mt. Healthy M E Church choir praise, Hartwell High School graduates Cleona Mae Dillingham Roberta Whittaker and John Gentry, Dorothea Jones White's ill daughter, David Morgan visiting from Columbus, AK A Convention delegation to Los Angeles led by Letteria V. May Martha Wingfield Bush and Ange Bel Mitchem, plus eight others joining the Cincinnati delegation. The Queen City Band will provide music for the Antioch Baptist Church Anniversary on June 13 under Capt R Jackson.

Cleona Mae Dillingham Roberta Whittaker John Gentry Hartwell High School Los Angeles California Letteria V. May Martha Wingfield Bush Ange Bel Mitchem Cincinnati Queen City Antioch Baptist Church Capt. R. Jackson New Era Civic Association Bethel Baptist Church Walnut Hills Scott Jamerson New Era Music Hall

Steele Grade School Commencement at North College Hill

Steele Grade School North College Hill Ohio holds commencement on June 15 Wednesday evening with twelve graduates. The keynote address will be delivered by Attorney William B. Bush and a medal from Jones & Crittenden Undertakers awarded to the best speaker of the evening.

Steele Grade School North College Hill Wm. B. Bush B. Crittenden Jones & Crittenden, Undertakers

Wilberforce High School Commencement Address Noted

Rev Wilbur A Page delivered the graduation address receiving compliments on its excellence. A town talks about a new forgery case while politics and pulpit tests continue. A baseball benefit game for the Old Men's Home sells tickets. Excelsiors press the Lion Tamers in Kentucky, New Eras aim to triumph. rain date planned.

Wilbur A. Page D.D Wilberforce High School Excelsiors Lion Tamers Kentucky

Local notables and club news fill town pages

Funeral services for Miss Lula Thomas were held last Thursday preached by Rev. Simmons. Frank Nicholson resigned and Walter Sanders was nominated secretary of the East End Athletic Club. Oakley defeated E. E. A. C. Tuesday. The Dramatic Club met at Miss Adelaide Walker's home Saturday. Troop 325 patrols are active with a paper sale. Troop 45 visited them last Friday. Many residents, including Mrs. Eva Adams, Mrs. Anna King, and Mrs. Mitchell, are noted in recent town happenings.

Rev. Simmons Lula Thomas Frank Nicholson Walter Sanders East End Athletic Club The Dramatic Club Adelaide Walker

Man of God Seeks Sunday Gigs at Churches

A preacher with a background in leading theatres and dance halls now offers Sunday night engagements. He preaches the word of God and seeks church bookings. Contact 1810 Young Street or AVon 5420 for details. no charges, only a free will offering.

Young Street Avon

Piles Relief Salve Promises Refund and Fast Delivery

A Marian Company advertisement offers a refund if itching bleeding or protruding piles are not relieved by their salve. It claims usefulness for eczema and skin eruptions and invites readers to mail a postcard to P O Box 478 Cincinnati Ohio to receive a large tube with a messenger collecting 60 cents.

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