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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
600 teachers from 14 states enrolled at Tuskegee Institute for the opening of the Tenth Annual Summer School. Dr. Robert R. Moton said teachers sacrifice for service to the race and the nation, and he respects preachers but até compares their sacrifices to those of the average school teacher.
The Sterling Hotel will open Monday to accommodate the public with rooms and facilities long desired by locals. Manager N Michelson reports the restaurant and grand accommodations ready for service as offices staff are urged to contact the manager. a formal grand opening is set for Friday July 4 with ceremonial proceedings in Cincinnati.
Al len Temple members and friends are invited to both morning and evening services next Sunday for the church’s annual financial rally. The Bishop will be the guest of Rev and Mrs D P Roberts during the visit. DD P Roberts Pastor.
The NAACP filed a complaint with Director General Hines after a ticket seller refused a ticket for a colored woman to travel North. The article notes some Southern states are recognizing the need to boost funding for Black education.
Mrs Mary Church Terrell spoke for the American delegation of the International Congress of Women in Zurich Switzerland with notable eloquence highlighting advocacy for women's issues and equal rights.
L J Earhart reports Melvin Johnson returns from Wilberforce. Mrs C E Armstrong and Oxford mother and baby visited by Mr Poston. Daisy Field's sister improving. A B Warner successful with silver offering. Malecum Hunt dies Sunday in Oxford Ohio. Children’s Day planned at Bethel Sunday school. E Austin guest of Rev Culpher and wife. Amy Johnson successful with Altar Guild social. W S Houston addressed Elmwood Sunday. Rev Browne given agreeable surprise Sunday evening. Nelson returns from Atlanta. E Culpher elected delegate to Ohio State Federation of Women. Francis Henderson visiting ill father in Cleveland. West Side School closing exercises praised. L Williams hosts mother from Walnut Hills.
Commencement exercises at the McCall Industrial School were held Tuesday night at the Lyceum Theater. A large audience enjoyed an excellent program. Prof. Tawney of Cincinnati University delivered a practical address. Many students graduated. Superintendent Decatur has done wonderful work despite handicaps, and with community cooperation the school faces a brilliant future.
A reader in Jackson reports on the lynching of Clay, a colored man, in Vicksburg. He faults the mob for murder, notes police freed three suspects, and says two hundred white citizens have petitioned to condemn the lynching with no punishment yet for criminals.
Tarantulas are plentiful in southern California. They are repulsive yet skilled burrowers. They hide during dry spells and emerge with the rains to construct elaborate ground dens. Their camouflaged covers hinge open to reveal interior mandible holes, guarding against intruders.
Notes report Sweden using bail bearings to conserve lubricants on machinery. Colorado led tungsten production with California and Nevada trailing. Berlin inventors developed a process to coat only one side of metal sheets with tin using electricity. A quickly attached paper cover for tumblers preserves carbonation until use.
Mrs Lula Walters of 1279 Strong Street Cumminsville is now ready for business as a Poro Agent after completing the full course under Mrs Zack Shotwell.
Allen Temple A M E Church at Sixth and Broadway will host Bishop Joshua H. Jones D D presiding over the Third Episcopal District to preach in the sanctuary this Sunday afternoon. The event highlights the church’s ongoing revival and community ministry.
Eugene F. Lacey offers tea coffee and spices with best brand coffee at 40 cents per pound. Delivery to all city areas. Coupons redeemable in trade. Take one article weekly. Phone South 4825 L. Motto SERVICE COURTESY QUALITY.
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