The Union local notes and society updates
Community items from Selma Alabama dated June 8 1920 record donations subscriptions marriage attendances club meetings and social events. Highlights include Mr Hall subscribing for weekly copies, Ella Simpsons daughter wedding in Xenia, Bolivian Art Club at Mrs Henry Johnsons, noted illness of Robert Bryers, Optimist Club benefit at Linton Park, Carmel Baptist missionary gathering, Ohio Baptist Women’s Missionary Society fund raise near $600, rumored marriage of Fountain Lewis and Taswell Thompson, Knitting Club at Mrs Cusas Sell, Laverne Friason and friends at Wilberforce trip.
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
L. J. Earhart and David Frazier return from Springfield. Stanley Earhart visits from Glendale. Susie Hall hosts relatives. Lincoln Club met with Mrs S J Johnson hosting. Pastors’ Aid Society welcomes Mrs R Potts and her Cleveland sister in law. Thompson couple welcome baby girl. Hackley enjoyed a successful social. Peters ill. L Williams visits Queen City.
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Pastors’ Aid Society
R. Potts
Cleveland
Grand program at Colored Industrial School graduation
June events included commencement exercises and awarding diplomas from June 11 to June 14. Superintendent Wm. J. Decatur praised the school’s achievements and bright future. Graduates honored for notable contributions to local industrial plants. Diplomas were awarded to the following graduates.
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Colored Industrial School
Wm. J. Decatur
Louise Glaum as the Red Dress Heroine of Silent Films
Maryland born actress Louise Glaum, famed for riding breeches roles and the woman in the red dress, was regularly cast as the heroine in spectacular motion picture productions.
Lincoln Theatre Week Lineup At Sunday Shows
Lincoln Theatre presents Hope Hamilton in A Modern Salome with a vengeance tale and a remorseful ending. Monday features Chas Hutchinson in The Whirlwind and the final day of A Modern Salome. Tuesday stars Theda Bara in When Men Desire with a cautionary tale of love and manipulation. Wednesday brings Chas Ray in The Hick. Thursday offers Stuart Holmes and Frankie Mann in Trailed by Three plus a Sennett and Selig animal comedy. Friday showcases The Forbidden Trails with Warner Oland in a Pathe serial The Third Eye. Big Country Store every Friday night with two capital prizes.
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Hope Hamilton
Salome
Mon¢day
Chas. Hutchinson
Theda Bara
Chas Ray
Wm. Fox
Warner Oland
Pathe
Third Eye
Billy West
Franklin Farnum
Poem Clip on Women and Folly in Old American Tone
A humorous verse mocks the idea that a lovely woman stoops to folly. The speaker argues the notion is misinformed, labeling women as paradoxical and clever rather than foolish, and warns listeners not to misjudge or bite at such jests.
K Ebersole Printing Co Address and Phone
K Ebersole Printing Co located at 3710 Lueders Ave Cincinnati Ohio with phone ridge 592 R for business inquiries and printing services.
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Lueders Ave
Cincinnati
K. L. Ebersole
Cincinnati, O
K. Ebersole Printing Co
Turning the Tables and The Miracle Man at Lyceum Theatre
At the Lyceum Theatre, Sunday features Paramount Artcraft Turning the Tables. Monday shows The Faith of the Strong. Tuesday and Wednesday offer a special lineup. The Miracle Man, praised by millions, follows with powerful, heart appealing drama about four Chinatown criminals seeking redemption and the transformative power of virtue.
No Children Sign In Town Sparks Debate On Housing
A man recalls visiting many houses in a town where every place posted No Children. He and a friend faced rejection, as landlords refused to rent to families with kids. The speaker questions fairness and reflects on war and hard work as life’s tough realities.
Man Moves To Town With Wife and Unseen Son
A man relocates to a new town with his wife, seeking to rejoin a ten year old son from their former country who has not appeared for about six years. The elderly couple have lived many years, while the child remains missing from nearby life.
Play and Work The Get To And Got To Difference
The speaker argues that work is what you must do and play is what you get to do. He contrasts duties like clerical tasks with leisure on golf courses to illustrate the morale gap. Sanity and insanity are discussed as relative terms, especially when family is involved.
Mary Bell Saulter resumes M. D. S. System business
Mary Bell Saulter of 925 West Eighth Street resumes sole ownership and operation of the M. D. S. System, inviting friends to visit and witness the renewed activity of the business.
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Mary Bell Saulter
We. 8Th St
Sober Second Thought Note on Impulses and Deliberation
A dated editorial urging restraint and careful thinking before action. It extols cooling heads over hot impulses, warning that rash acts hurt careers and leave regrets. It praises Sober Second Thought as a valuable companion for courage and wise decisions.
Gravelville Gambler Quits After Card Cheats Scandal
In Gravelville, Cactus Joe notes the crookedest area in the region. A stranger joined a local game and was suspected of using worked cards and dealing off. He was not run out of town but quit gambling. residents allegedly pressured him for information and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Joe
Gravelville
Miss Clara Stevens Completes Poro Hair Course
Mrs. Hattie M. Castleman instructed Miss Clara Stevens in the Poro System of hair and scalp culture. She is ready to receive customers at 2212 May Street, Woodburn area, phone 5153-Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stevens
Hattie M. Castleman
May Street
Woodburn
One or More Cherry Grove Lots Offer Steady Life Income
Homestead Development Association of Cincinnati Ohio offers ownership of lots in Cherry Grove with a guaranteed deed and money back guarantee. Each 230 by 144 foot lot is priced at 5450 with terms of three dollars per month no interest. Free development includes planting trees and fruit plants to cultivate small net profits.
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Homestead. Development Association
Dept. A
We. Court Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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