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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1924
Page
2
Mrs Hilbert Henderson remembered in Westwood notice
A local section recalls Mrs. Hilbert T. Henderson wife of a former Cincinnatian who died in Westwood New Jersey. The column lists social greetings and events from friends including Nellie Liggins, Mrs. Chas Morrs, Rosa Cobbs, Daisy Jones and others with dinners visits and a memorial note for Walter Harrison Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert T. Henderson
Westwood, N. J
Nellie Liggins
Chas. Morrs
Walter Harrison Stanton
Correction on East End Investment Co financials and community notices
A correction notes the upper line was omitted in the December 31 financial statement for East End Investment Co crediting reserve funds and undivided profits. The same page lists thanks to Dr. B. F. Smith Rev. Edison Miss Helen Walker Miss L. D. Rickman Prof. Hawkins and choir for a Sunday service, and awards to Mrs. Carrie Reider and Mrs. Richardson for fundraising totals. The snippet then shifts to a parade of local notices: baptisms, illnesses, graduations, entertainments, and obituaries from various residents and churches with names, places, and affiliations through February 25 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Fund
Ideal Club
B. F. Smith
Edison
Helen Walker
L. D. Rickman
Hawkins
Carrie Reider
Richardson
Zion Baptist Church
Fred Bell
Geo. Wilson
B. Samuels
F. Bowman
Acknowledgments for Lula Bell Jones Funeral
The family thanks friends and Fraternal organizations for kindness after the death of Lula Bell Jones on February 14 1924. Grateful for floral pieces choir offerings and Reverend F P Green of First Baptist Church for sympathy and words of consolation. Appreciation also for Rankin Bros. for efficient funeral service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Bell Jones
F. P. Green
First Baptist Church
Rankin Bros
Roosevelt Teatre Presents The Most Beautiful Theatre in the West
The venue offers two nightly shows with 20c and 80c prices. March events feature Herbert Rawlington in a Western, Little Lord Fauntleroy with Mary Pickford, Vows of Vengeance with Franklyn Farnum, Buster Keaton comedy, Miss Cleo Mitchell's All Star Beauty Show, and a lively tabloid program with dancing and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Herbert Rawlington
Lord Fauntleroy
Mary Pickford
Universal News
Franklyn Farnum
Buster Keaton
Cleo Mitchell
Lincoln Theatre Presents The Tigers Law And Lonesome Pines
Lincoln Theatre offers first run features with daily vaudeville. March line up includes The Tiger's Law with Jack Holt Eva Novak and Bertram Grassley plus The Trail of the Lonesome Pines with Mary Miles Minter Antonio Moreno. Also Vacation Times Two Fisted Jeffrey Lawless, The Boat with Buster Keaton Ninety and Nine serial Ghost City and nightly vaudeville. Matinees 10c 15c nights 15c 20c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAW OF the Lawless
Dorothy Dalton
Miss Dalton
Ginger
Buster Keaton
Mrs Willam Minor Test for New York Last
Miss Carrie Naomi Dickerson celebrated her ninth birthday on Thursday in a brief society note. Carrie Reider delivered a notable speech at Bethel Church, reported in local columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Clay
Lavinia
Carrie Reider
Progressive Club
D. C. House
Willam
Puss
New York
Carrie Naomi Dickerson
Bethel Church
Estella Auchbrun
Kerper Avenue
Sunday morning pew service and local social notes
Sunday morning pew service at Zion noted along with a Cincinnati dance in Washington Kentucky last Saturday. The item mentions Mrs Gertrude Porter of Kenyon Ave ill, and Mr Oscar Brown traveling to Kentucky for a relative's death. Various births, guests, and social events fill the brief update including hospital recovery, clubs, dances, visits, and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Brown
Kentucky
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