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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
2
The Union outlines its mission to educate readers in loyalty and pride, urging collective effort for communal advancement in spiritual, material, mental, moral and political realms. The publisher and address are noted along with subscription rates for various terms.
A compact aphorism in Seneca’s voice, stating action toward others reflects back upon the doer. The maxims emphasize moral reciprocity and ethical conduct.
City women's clubs supported social agencies during a hard winter by donating clothing to the Central Lodging Bureau, aiding job searches through churches, and assisting the community chest by copying voter names. Washington Poston, 87, found help through the Crawford Oil Men's Home funded by clubs and donors. A presidents’ committee, appointed by Mrs. P. J. Blackburn on May 17, 1922, will plan further support and maintain contact with developing needs.
The YWCA hosts a major garden party Saturday June 24 from 2 to 11 30 p m at the Masonic grounds corner Gilbert avenue and Buena Vista place Walnut Hills under the Industrial Committee of the Blue Triangle Proceeds fund club and class rooms for industrial activities amid strong enthusiasm and interest.
Mariel Normand, the noted film star, has joined Chicago decorators union upon her arrival. She is photographed at work helping decorate a new motion picture theater costing about a million dollars.
Advertises a combined history and directory of Cincinnati’s colored lodges churches and business leaders. Urges readers to submit lodge and church histories photographs and biographies to create a lasting record. Promises affordable pricing and publicity for contributors and warns others to respond promptly.
Mary Marshall Duffe advises the economical housewife to set a table neatly for meals to aid digestion and enjoyment. She details cloth use, placement of silverware, glassware, butter spreaders, napkins, and centerpieces, emphasizing cleanliness, order, and consistent folds. She also suggests options for informal dinners and cautions on napkin handling.
The committee of management and friends organize a large afternoon and evening program. A chicken dinner will be served from 4 to 7 p.m. Refreshments available all day. Several committees including industrial and Negro Civic Welfare coordinate the event. Admission is free.
Lincoln Theatre presents a week of first run films starting Sunday with Rough Diamond starring Tom Mix. Monday features Vanishing Trail with Franklyn Farnum and A Child for Sale a drama. Tuesday and Wednesday bring a Christy Comedy and a Wild Animal Feature follows Thursday with Kathleen Williams and ends Friday with Bronze Bell featuring Douglas McClain and Dorris.
The paper promotes Saturday and Sunday showings including the Pearl White romance Any Wife about a discontented woman seeking pleasure but finding disgrace. Also advertised are screenings of The Winners of the West, an all American serial, and notes on production tensions behind the scenes.
Howard University in Washington DC will confer the honorary Doctor of Divinity on Rev E H Oxley pastor of St Andrews Episcopal Church Cincinnati and Howard alumnus at the June commencement. Three weeks leave of absence is granted for Oxley who will travel with Mrs Oxley and the children.
A preacher will deliver a Sunday sermon at St Luke's Church in Washington D C on June 11. The event marks a regular religious service led by a visiting or local pastor. Attendance details are not specified in the fragment.
Local business listing shows K Ebersole Prods Company with phone Ridge 592 8710 and address on Lueders Avenue in Cincinnati indicating active commercial services.
Printed advertising offer states a $1.50 price delivered anywhere with no special charges. Promises no higher regular price and invites customers to see samples first. Instructions to drop postal or phone with an agent to call back. Mentions own building and no rent, contact Ridge 2 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati.
Geodgers ste Society printing offers business cards and printing items at old prices. Wed Qing invitations announced for parties and church events. Entertainment tickets 32.356 per 1000. Call Ridge 523 for samples. agent will call. Address 8710 Swueder Ave Cincinnati.
For sale a fine house with garage and large lot in Madisonville and two cottages on Walnut Hills. Contact W. B. Bush at 22 Temple Court, Canal 3333. Must be sold now.
A poetic cookbook note extols chestnuts in U S cuisine and outlines shelling tips plus two recipes: Cream of Chestnut Soup and Chestnut on Canvercie. It cites shelling, butter, and milk steps while detailing prep and thickening methods.
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