Captain Blaney Responds to Editor Johnson Letter
E H Blaney publishes a rebuttal to The Choir Observer editor Johnson in The Union Cincinnati. The letter lists church trustees and officers, defends criticism, and urges public judgment while contrasting intelligence and courtesy with Johnson’s alleged cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
Cincinnati
Johnson
Choir Observer
Antioch Baptist Church
E. H. Blaney
B H. Richerson
Shirley Reynolds
T. J. Harris
Wm. Ware
R. P. McClain
Elisha Braxton
Herbert Mitchem
Henry Thurman
Tickets On Sale For Event At Local Venues
On Wednesday June 23 1920 at 8 15 P M tickets go on sale at The Y Liberian Haberdashery Sudduths Office and Model Drug Stores with multiple downtown locations including 516 W 5th 524 W 5th NE corner 5th and Smith SE corner 5th and Mill and 3066 Kerper Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberian Haberdashery
Political Chit Chat and a Redrawn Campaign
Chicago prices rise as the great convention ends with Harding tipped for November. Women and the Negro question loom large, Lily Whites prevail, and party factions debate the Solid South. Ralph W. Tyler’s leaks suggest honors split among Smith and Cottrell, with more colored votes ahead. Harmonization stirs white circles in Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomons
Ralph W. Tyler
Harding
Harry C. Smith
Odid Reliable Gazette
Charley Cottrell
Kismet
Youth assault case draws wide local attention
The victim, a young girl, was led to a lonely wooded area by a white man where she was overpowered and assaulted. The youth of the victim made the trial attract broad public attention and heightened scrutiny of the case.
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Ching
Duluth
Local Names Listed Across Woodward Walnut Hills and University
A partial OCR lists residents and staff by neighborhood Woodward Walnut Hills and University. Names include Mingses Vivian Mec Receda Berry Breta Walker Sarah Parham Elmer Dillard Herbert Miller Jessie Greer Corienne Jackson Leda Roberts Martha Jones Ivan McCloud Edith Howard Ethel Kerr Marie Bellsinger Cleo Halli Rev B F Smith Nina Eason Lauradeen Thompkin Martha Winkfield Edward Johnson.
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Woodward
Edith Howard
Ethel Kerr
Marie Bellsinger
Cleo. Halli
B. F. Smith
East Night
Nina Ebason
Lauradeen Thompkins
Martha Winkfield
Edward Johnson
Silver Set Presented at St Andrew's on 25th Anniversary
On Sunday June 6 at St Andrew's Church the Rector gave a silver service set to Mr John S Felding commemorating the 25th anniversary of his superintendency at St Andrew's Church School. The gift came from the Church School and Congregation. The Queen City Band and the Fraternal League Band additionally offered a complimentary concert in honor of the event.
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St. Andrews Church
John S. Felding
St. Andrew's Church School
Church School
Queen City Band
Fraternal League
Lodge Luncheon Honors Queen May Tabernacle Officers
A complimentary luncheon and officer installation celebrated the twelfth anniversary of Queen May Tabernacle on Wednesday evening May 26 at K K of P Hall. Covers were laid for a full gathering of members and guests.
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Queen May Tabernacle
K K
P. Hall
The Union Editor Seeks Drum Corps Harmony For Boys
W P Dabney editor writes about Drumkeep peace and harmony among boys, praising Knights of Honor support and a scout drum corps plan. He notes a juvenile lodge issue, hopes leaders avoid tearing down efforts, and mentions Rev E H Oxley guiding scouts. Capt A J Walker comments on continuing the good work.
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W. P. Dabney
Union
Knights of Honor
D. Co
K. of H. of World
Oxley
O. K
E. H. Oxley
Boy Scouts
A. J. Walker
West Sixth Street
One Hundred Cincinnati Social and Secret Society Workers
Net receipts were $70 as Cincinnati lodge members extend thanks to friends and co workers for hearty support. Signatures include Mrs. M. B. Bacon as High Priestess, Mrs. L. K. Dixon as Secretary, and Mrs. Lama Jones as Treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Secret Society
Lodge
M. B. Bacon
H. P
L. K. Dixon
Lama Jones
Treas
In Remembrance of Robert Gigler June 1918 Death
Dear nephew Robert Gigler died June 13, 1918. Memory keeps you near though you are gone a year. Tears in silence flow as Aunt Hannah Parker and Cora Hocker express loving grief and faith to meet again in God.
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Robert Gigler
Robert
Hannah Parker
Cora Hocker
Card of Thanks We Wish to Thank Our Neighbors
Card of thanks from neighbors expressing gratitude for support and kindness received, noting appreciation for visits, meals, and expressions of sympathy during a recent bereavement.
A Loving Tribute to Mrs. Mattie Bruce Died June 10 1920
The family thanks Rev Edison the choir and Zion groups for illness and death support. Gratitude to florist helpers and Rankine undertaker for service. Sleep on mother Mrs Mattie Bruce as family members Edwinna Frye daughter Mattie Frye granddaughter Bruce husband and two sisters mourn.
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Mattie Bruce
B Edison
Zion Industrial Club
Geo. Wilson
Geo. Hays
Little Bright Star Mission Band
Rankine
Edwinna Frye
Mattie Frye
Bruce
Mullens Receive Ongoing Congratulations After Nuptials
The note expresses continued best wishes to Mr. and Mrs Mullens following their wedding, reflecting a warm community response and ongoing celebrations.
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Mrs. Mullens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Captain Blaney
Editor Johnson
Tion
Solomon
Mr. Thurman
Mitchem
Council Chamber
Observer
Sor
Andrew J. Johnson
Bristol
Tenn
Charles Noe
White
Beatrice Lindsay
D. A. Devine
Criminal Court
Noe
Professor Kelly
Mile
Howard University
St. Johns A. M. E. Zion Church
Mound and
Barr Streets
Colored Business Men’s Club
W. 5Th Street
Sudduth’s
Mill
Kerper Avenue
Chicago
Paign
Mans
Republican Party
Hamilton County
ST. John A. M. E. Zion Church
Cor. Barr and Mound Sts
Corinthian
ST. John
Lodges
Free and Accepted Masons
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