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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
2
The Union announces its aim to teach loyalty and unity among readers and to promote spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political welfare. It lists subscription rates of 1 year for 1.50, six months for 0.26, and a single copy price, reflecting its community focus in Cincinnati Ohio.
A concise reflection on the timeless moral line that what you do to others returns to you. The maxim emphasizes reciprocity and ethical behavior across cultures and eras, attributed to the Roman philosopher Seneca.
The weekly lineup features Mystery Road with David Powell as a son entangled by gamblers, Vanishing Trail starring Franklyn Farnum, Wonderful Thing with Norma Talmadge, Katheryn Williams Animal Feature, No Defence with William Duncan, Sea Lion with Hobart Bosworth, and the serial Winners of the West. Also Campbell Comedy and various Tuesday through Saturday showings.
Collectors are asked to send items to The Union at 420 MecAlister St Cincinnati Ohio in the collector's own handwriting. The notice seeks handwritten pieces for inclusion or sale and specifies the stated address for responses.
Mrs R Whendelton of Washington Terrace returns from hospital. Mrs Hann, mother of Mrs Saml Jackson, improving from severe burns. Birthday dinner honored W Jones on West Seventh Street with guests including Mr and Mrs Winston Williams Mr and Mrs Pattie Brown and others. Mrs Richard and daughter Mrs Dela Thomas and Mrs Perry of 3469 Brotherton Road Oakley plan August visit to Detroit and Montreal before returning September 1.
Mrs. Cleveland Tonnelle completed the commercial course at East Night High School last week and ranked second in proficiency and efficiency. Rumor says Principal F. M. Russell received a flattering offer to relocate to a major eastern city after touring eastern schools.
The Kindergarten Daughters of Cumminsville Baptist Church hosted a pleasant surprise last Friday for Mrs W W Smith and her family. They provided a delightful dinner and presented her with a neat purse as a token of appreciation.
Mr. W H Clinton, vice president of the N A A C P, will deliver the keynote address at the annual meeting. He is expected to outline the organization's program and goals for the coming year, highlighting civil rights efforts and community outreach.
The Blue Triangle Branch of the YWCA marks its third anniversary with a Sunday afternoon program at Brown Chapel AME Church on Park Avenue Walnut Hills at 3 30. Attendees are invited to bring friends.
Rev P J Blackburn reports rapid spiritual and financial progress at Brown Chapel A M E Church. Members have paid nearly two hundred dollars toward rally efforts, with the grand rally concluding on July 2.
In 1920 the legislature passed drastic measures targeting lynching and the showing of pictures or plays in state theatres that are seen as reflecting poorly on racial groups. The actions appear to aim at controlling perceptions and limiting entertainment that could inflame racial tensions.
A junior stewardess lawn social is set for the 29th at the residence of Mrs Mary Maupin. It is expected to be a success, and readers are urged to mark the date on their calendars. P. J. Blackburn.
The regular monthly meeting of City B. Y. P. U. is at Second Baptist Church College Hill Sunday June 18 at 3 pm. All members urged to attend as delegates to the Ohio State Sunday School Convention in Columbus July 18th to 20th will be elected. J. L. Anderson, President.
A call to gather histories pictures and details of lodges churches and businesses to produce a brief history and directory of Cincinnati's colored citizens. The Union invites submissions with a view to affordable fair pricing and a lasting record surpassing earlier Chicago works.
The Giants mourn the death in Boston of Ed Mackall the Colored trainer for the World’s Champions. Mackall fell ill with pneumonia while the team played in Boston last week and several reports said he was improving. McGraw brought him to New York in 1904 and he trained McGraw’s champion clubs of 1904 1905 1911 1912 1913 1917 and 1921. A true gentleman with many friends in and out of baseball.
Memorial address to be delivered at the memorial exercises for the late Col. Chas. Young in Ripley Ohio on Sunday June 18.
The Masonic Celebration on Walnut Hills Grounds attracted a large crowd with an excellent program. Notable mentions include Chas. P. Carr of Kerper Ave and his newborn son, and various local society updates on births illnesses and club events.
The community records Quiet wedding for Mr Scroggs and Miss Clara Young. Jessie Woodson marked his 61st birthday after thirty years in postal service. Mrs Lizzie Minne tan and Minnie Brooks’ mother ill in Lebanon Ohio. Infant Jack Cannady suffered scald injuries. Paul Johnson remains hospitalized. Sympathy to Mrs Julia Lee over brother Jones’ death. Miss Mary Gordon graduates from Woodward Night High School. Douglass Kindergarten Mothers honor Miss Willa Harrison for critiquing their play. Arthur Johnson and Alice White among colored graduates. Willa Harrison also graduated from the University. Solomon Chance family now in Cleveland. Mrs Wright of Myrtle avenue burial in Lexington Ky.
Mr Corbett Ligons sustained serious injuries in an automobile accident. The report notes the collision occurred recently and lists medical treatment received, with officials seeking details of the incident for follow up.
A large crowd attended a rally and basket meeting in Winchester Kentucky on Sunday with local organizers highlighting community goals and upcoming activities.
The 18th Ward Ladies Republican Club held its regular meeting in The Assembly Room of The Hotel Sterling. A splendid program was given and W. P. Dabney spoke briefly at the request of the gathering. The club is progressing and officers will be announced in a forthcoming list.
Commencement exercises at McCall Industrial School in Emery Auditorium were a success with an elaborately presented play and strong applause. Diplomas were awarded to successful candidates. Dr Decatur superintendent and staff received credit for their efforts in upbuilding the school.
West Virginia is presented as fair in its treatment of Black residents with extensive opportunity across industry, education, and politics. The piece notes 6000 plus Black residents have access to wages, hard work, and advancement in coal, lumber, mills, and public works. It cites 20,000 in coal earning over 1000 dollars yearly, plus numerous salaried and appointive positions in state and local government, and active party involvement.
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