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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1921

Page

4

Local Notables Attend Decoration Day Gatherings

Miss Marion Hawkins remains quite sick. Mrs. Willis of Atlanta visits daughter Mrs. Ed Taylor. Miss Bettie Talton improving. Elena Johnson and family held a Decoration Day picnic. Many city residents attended. Mrs. January entertained at Whiet. Lenora Clinton of Cleveland visiting. Mesdames Todd Iago Hamilton and Elizabeth Livingston motor to Lexington for Decoration Day. Cordelia Wise spent days in Chicago. Fannie White of Chicago came for Decoration Day remaining awhile. Mrs. Wm Hall of Washington Terrace visiting Kentucky. Samuel Orr of Lockland died Sunday. Dr. Gordon Jackson spent several days in the city. Larz Davenport returns from Lima visiting relatives.

June Brides and Backroom News Highlight Local Happenings

Miss Katie Smithson of Boone street is listed among June brides while kindergarten commencement at Douglass on Friday June 17 gathers families. Newport high school graduation Friday June 17 under Principal Blanton features a fine program. Local society notes include Mrs Mamie B Bacon delivering the annual Calanthe address June 12 at Greenfield Ohio and Miss Pearl Christian to wed June 27. Mrs Georgine Kelly Smith leaves for New York after praise from Walnut Hills Christian Endeavor. Zions Baptist Church hosts a surprise for Rev Edison. recent gatherings in Florida and Maryland noted. several health updates and a rental notice conclude the column.

Mamie B. Bacon Calanthe Pyhian Greenfield, O Georgine Kelly Smith Walnut Hills

Widow Annie Twine Honors Husband Death

The family of Mrs. Annie Twine expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy after the passing of Mr. David Twine and thanks Rev. Edison for consoling words. Daughters join in remembering a devoted husband and father.

Zion Baptist Church David Twine Edison Annie Twine

Harts Partridge Plan Weekend Trip to Kansas City

Mr and Mrs Harts Partridge of 713 Armory Ave plan a Saturday evening trip to Kansas City Missouri to visit her brother William Ashe via St Louis and stay a couple of days. Mr and Mrs Franklin Hughes of Cleveland Ohio visit. Mrs Charity Jett is thanked for breaking the brides cake. Mrs Myrtle Hale recovering. Mr and Mrs Frank Hughes of Cleveland were guests at Aunt Pinkie E Williams dinner. covers were laid for five.

Franklin Hughes Cleveland , C William William Hughes Frank Hughes Cleveland, C Pinkie E. Williams

Deaconesses Celebrate Success and Evening Meetings

Ruth Johnson served a rich treat Sunday as Deaconesses rejoice in success. Rev Dr Meade of Columbus holds third quarterly meeting Friday at 8 p m. Rev Dr Roberts and Allen Temple Church join worship Sunday at 2 p m. doctor to preach. Twenty seven members joined St John Church in May.

Ruth Johnson Dr. Meade Columbus, O Dr. Roberts Allen Temple Church St. John Church

Lunatic Passes Off as Corpse in Paris Mortuary

In Paris a man named Stephan Lipsinksia from Vilna Lithuania pretended to be dead after lifting a coffin lid during a mortuary ride. An undertaker's assistant died of fright and others fainted. Lipsinksia fled, leaving the real corpse in a mortuary cupboard after claiming it was a joke.

Paris Stephan Lipsinksia Vilna Lithuania Lipsinksia

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Horace Sudduth 6Th Street Phant Main Sincinnati West Fifth Street Bush-Marshall Realty Company Mound Street Cincinnati Ohio Rev S. O. Shinault West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed Henry C. Rocker Walnut St West Eighth Street Cincinnati, O Tence Blackstone & Rankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Hone Jas H H. Thompson Undertaker Freeman Avenue E. W. Smith W._ Court St Park Ellis Brothers Modern Ambulance Service S. Gershuny Mamie Smith Miss Marion Hawkins Mrs. Willis Atlanta Ed. Taylor W. Sth Street Miss Bettie Talton Elena Johnson Wyomng January Whiet Mrs. Lenora Clinton of Cleveland The City Mesdames Todd, Iago, Hamilton and Elizabeth Livingston Lexington Decoration Day Cordelia Wise Chicago Mrs. Fannie White Mrs. Wm. Hall of Washington Terrace Kentucky Samuel Orr Lockland Gordon Jackson Mr. Larz Davenport Lima Nice Katie Smithson Boone Street Douglass Bishop Mrs. Ross Norman Childs Kittie Quisenberry Winchester, Ky Southgate Street High School Newport, Ky W. S. Blanton Mrs. Bagely New York Geo. Clark North Messrs Moore Perkins Latonia Schmidlapp Norma Louise Margaret Dickerson Wm. L. Coleman Edna Avyvalia Helen H. Hoard Rockcastle, Va Institute Sadie Hoard Mr. Wendell Jones Emma L. Edwards Dayton, Ohio Miss L. E. Edwards Rosella Reese Amanda Reese Rosella George Lones Mrs. Wolstien Florida E. Duval Colley Maryland Dr. Colley W. H Mary Hudson Nelson Hudson Madame D. L. Butler Mr. Minor Mr. Steward O’bryanville Benevolent Society William van Hook Ethel Just Wilberforce Frank. W. Johnston A. Lee Beaty Washington Macie Turner Mrs Lula Taylor Della White Detroit Mrs. FE. Wyly Charity Jett Myrtle Hale ST. John A. M. E. Zion Church Phone West 2140 W. Copeland Fifth Street Central Avenue le Roy J. Walker Cutter Street Thomas Worton Kenyon Avenue Peoples Real Estate Co W. L. Upsham Phone West T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Nound Jessie Williams Concord Street Cincinn I, O L. J. Young Gushurst Brothers Linn Street J. T. Conyard Edward H. Habig J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater
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