East Night High and area graduates listed in personals
Five graduates from East Night High School completed an academic course. Names include Mrs. O Y Price Miss Marguerite Davis Mrs M C Pink ard Mr William Bradley and Mr Woodruff McDowell with Misses Pearl Christian Bessie Estell Mona Guth rie and Grady Willis as stenography graduates. Several others are noted as graduates or returnees with family and travel news from local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Night High School
O. Y. Price
Marguerite Davis
M. C. Pinkard
William Bradley
Woodruff McDowell
Pearl Christian
Bessie Estell
Mona Guthrie
Grady’s Willis
Stenography
Local notables and journeys of Estella Davis and relatives
Mrs Estella Davis improves after illness. Mrs Sarah White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harrison White, graduates from Cincinnati University. Mr and Mrs A J Minor spent weekend in Columbus with Mrs Minor's sister, wife of Rev D E Skelton. Skeltons home on North 21st street and own an automobile. Mr Minor, a longtime railroad employer, joins veterans each summer in Columbus. the outing gives pleasure to Mr and Mrs Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah White
Harrison White
Cincinnati University
A. J. Minor
Columbus
Ohio
Minor
Nashville professor guest and local social notes
Professor B M Young of Nashville Tennessee visited the city last week as guest of Miss Allye Taylor. Mr Robert Ziegler, 22, drowned while swimming Saturday, nephew of M L Ziegler East End magnate. Miss Vera Forte, Woodward graduate, to finish at Chicago University. Florence M Crim to depart for Los Angeles to join a film company and travel to the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Young
Nashville, Tenn
Allye Taylor
Robert Ziegler
M. L. Ziegler
East End
Vera Forte
Etta Forte
Woodward
Chicago University
Florence M. G. Crim
Los Angeles
Cal
Graduation reception for Miss Vera Lucile Hen rietta
The reception in honor of Miss Vera Lucile Hen rietta, hosted by her mother Mrs. Etta C Forte, will take place next Saturday evening and is expected to be a fine event. Mr Silas Crumbaker recently visited the city, noted for his leadership as foreman of construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Lucile Henrietta
Etta C. Forte
Silas Crumbaker
Victorine Yates
Chicago
Odessa Price
Talbert Thrills Audiences With Classical Interpretation
Mme Talbert sang with artistry while the Choral Club presented Dr Condon with a pink seal bill book. Mrs Logan gifted carnat ions to the performer, as Clinton Gibbs accompanied Miss Ruth B Johnson Directress. Richard Reed returned from a pleasant trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Talbert
Annithine Lattimer
Dr. Condon
Arthur Logan
Clinton Gibbs
Ruth B. Johnson
Chicago heat blamed on two feats by Pullman worker
Mr. Wm. Gunn remains in Chicago as a Pullman employee jokes that the hot weather yields two notable effects. His friends ask which two things are credited. Rev. Blue preaches hotter sermons and Perry Parker’s rheumatism is cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gunn
Chicago
Pullman
Blue
Perry Parker
Mrs Steps Delights Hallie I Brown Club Evening
Mrs Steps entertained the Hallie I Brown Club last Thursday evening with a warm gathering. The event featured light refreshments and friendly conversation reflecting community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Steps
Hallie I Brown
Morrocco Club
Mrs Citizen Thomas Sets Out For Sesseir Michigan
Mrs Citizen Thomas will depart in a few days for Sesseir Michigan where her husband will maintain the post here until her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Thomas
Mich Cleen
Local Society Notes and Visits in Kentucky and Indiana
A roundup of social moves includes William Barton and James Stone returning from overseas and Chillicothe respectively, Clara Phillips and Clara Morris visiting Lexington and Mrs. Spencer's home in Washington Terrace. Morocco Club hosts and Kentucky Club entertainments anchor a week of church rallies, travels to Chicago, and relatives visiting from Corinth and Richmond. A June 17, 1919 funeral closes the record.
Knights and Daughters of Tabor Gift at Zion Baptist Church
Mrs Mamie B Bacon received a handsome bouquet and a purse of fifteen dollars from Queen May Tabernacle No 22 during the annual sermon at Zion Baptist Church last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie B. Bacon
Queen May Tabernacle
the Knights and Daughters of Tabor
Zion Baptist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Westward Visits
Mrs George McKinley left for the East visiting while there her aunt Mrs A F Williams Mrs Charles Thornton of Westerly R I and Mrs Arthur Smith of Boston. Mr Jordan Wallace of Junction City was the guest of his son Mack Wallace on last Sunday. Sgt Wm J Moore adopted son of Mr and Mrs Mack Wallace has returned from camp and has resumed his former position with the Pullman Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKinley
East
A. F. Williams
Charles Thornton
Westerly R. 1
Arthur Smith
Boston
Jordan Wallace
Junction City
Mack Wallace
Sgt
Wm. J. Moore
Mrs
Pullman Company
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Raoh & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Joan
Charles Albert
Central Ave
Seventh Street
Lina Still
Horwood
Hast Noswood
Highland Svens
Bergain
AdGvers
Gao
Keussey
Third Steest
Cincinnati
J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
W. Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Emma Buckner Collins
Adeo
Steward
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
Proprietos
H. G. Sanders
Emsalmer
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
West Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Calig
Blackstone H
Rankin Bros
Deav
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
MadIsonville
John Reeder
W. H. High School
Douglass
Marion Carr
Joseph
Marion
Blanche Glenn
Wilberforce
Lillian Finch
Mr. Raimont Givens
Mr. Newton Ball
Barr Street
Ira Dorsey
Little Son
Albany, N. Y
Fred Doll
Virginia Doll
Chillicothe
Algers
Bowen Dillingham
Columbus, O
G. W. Ozier
Newport, Ky
Albert Ramey
Newport
Oden, Mich
Estella Davis
Richard Reed
William Barton
Clara Phillips
Lexington, Ky
Miss C. Logan
James Stone
Julia Jefferson
Mrs. Wm. Barton
North Vernon
Ind
Clara Morris
Kentucky Club
E. A. Williams
The
United Knights and Ladies of Honor
Mt. Zion Church
Willa Newby
Corinth, Ky
Spencer
Washington Terrace
Norman Redd
W. Seventh Street
Eva Burroughs
Kentucky
Edna Smith
Springfield
Dr. Chappell
Logan, W. Va
Mrs. Harvey
Perry Street
Porter Harden
Detroit, Michigan
Zack Shotwell
Harry Merchant
A. Prossett
Foraker Avenue
White Ribbon Park
Cor
Churchhill and
Gilbert Avenues
J. H. Branch
Cincinnati, Ohio
Martha Bowman
West
Fourth St
John T. Conyard
Kenyon Ave
Cincinnati, O
Lueders Ave
Mrs. Hester Bennett
Woodburn
Joseph Kelly Rea
Phone West
John J. Taylor
Harold B. Taylor
West Fifth ST
Mound Street
Spring Grove Ave
Olive L. Saunders
Wade Street
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
Frea D. McCoy & Co
J. T. Conyard
Edward H. Habig
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