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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1923

Page

4

Feet Members of Christ Divine Commission Sermon at St Andrew’s

Bible Students Service announces a Sunday gathering at St Andrew’s Parish House located at 8th and Mound Streets on July 1 at 3 30 P M. Speaker is Mr N C Flowers. All invited. Seats free. No collection.

FEET St. Andrew's Parish House 8Th and Mound Streets N. C. Flowers

Reception Honors East High Graduate Mabel Hall

Social notes list a Saturday night reception for Mabel Hall after her East High graduation. Several local families attend gatherings, visits, and dances, with mentions of elaborate parties, travels, and birthdays across Louisville, Maysville, and Indianapolis.

Frank Hall Mabel East High

Obituary and community notices honor Thomas Dixon kin

The family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of Thomas H. Dixon. Many organizations and individuals are thanked for floral services, resolutions, vocal and instrumental tributes, and hospital care. Also notes on relatives, graduates, and local events from Bethel, YWCA lawn party, and forthcoming weddings and visits.

Thomas H. Dixon Park Street Church Camphor Mason Club Anna Matthews Samuel Sperier William D. Sultzer Virgie Faulkner Robert Partridge Corinne Jones Alexander Davidson Robert Moore Cleveland Turnell Edward Harper G. W. Hales Bell of Cincinnati Lodge White Lily Court Rebecca Bell Davis H. H B. F. Lyle R. P. McClain James H. Thompson Lotta K. Dixon Mannie B. Bacon Carrie B. King

In loving memory of Anna Berry death July 1 1921

Elegiac note honors Anna Berry wife and mother with lines about a single grave and peaceful rest. Family roster notes Henry A. Duckett of Knoxville visiting son in law E. N Metts who recently became Deputy Sheriff.

Anna Berry Henry A. Duckett Knoxville E. N Metts

Birthday Party Hosted by Mrs Beulah James

Mrs Beulah James entertained twenty five children Monday with a birthday party. Out of town guests included Margaret Anderson of Chicago and Ozelia Brooks of Canada, adding to the celebration.

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