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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1924

Page

3

Local Personal Notices Highlight Social and Family Events

Funeral of Mrs. Jones in O Bryanville from First Baptist Church and a parade of visits and gatherings. Dora Jackson to return to Frankfort Ky for studies. Mrs McWhorter hosts Gray Johnson dinner at Buena Vista residence. Birth day party for Mr John Handbrough of Middletown Ohio. Norah Williams travels to Kentucky on business. BE Williams recovers after illness. Rosebud Club hosted by Belle Oliver with future plans drafted. L W Campbell suffers knee fracture. Uncle of Charity Prince, Mr Nick Ross of Glendale Ohio, dies February 19. Ruth Dixon improving. Lucille Jones hosts Sunshine Club of Walnut Hills. 30 covers. Frisby Steele in Springfield Ohio. Chas Morris hosts social. G Lucius of St Louis entertained by Lewis Williams and College Hill Club. Harry Mills and wife visit from Detroit. Anna Wilson and Carl Puritt quietly marry. Goss of Piqua Ave hosts family dinner. Ella Batise and Louisa Parker to join Cincinnati guests in New Orleans Mardi Gras. More women than men live to 100 years. Sunshine Club to be hosted by Ruth Dixon Saturday.

Goss Piqua Ave Ella Batise Louisa Parker Cincinnati New Orleans

East End Notes Highlight Social Soirees and Visits

The East End notes record a busy social week with the Willing Workers Club gathering at Mrs. Ada Ray's residence, visits by Owen Hobbs from Arkansas to sister Mrs. Abernathy, Cecelia Savage visiting Chicago, and multiple parties at Memorial Hall and private homes. A free lecture by A. T. Hubbard is announced, and several local residents—Miss Emergine King, Miss Garnett Sanders, Miss Daisy Williams, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Clay, and many others—are listed with birthdays, anniversaries, or illness. The Orphan Asylum Band, School events, and community gatherings fill the local calendar.

Obituaries and sympathy notes from Newport community

Mr Harrison Caldwell of Dayton Street Newport Ky was buried February 18 the widow Mrs Carrie B Caldwell receives sympathy from Household of Ruth Mrs Patton entertained Poro Club February 12 Mrs Sarah Myrett shares sympathy over the loss of husband Henry Myrett 4485

Harrison Caldwell Dayton St Newport, Ky Carrie B. Caldwell Mr. Caldwell Ruth Patton Sarah Myrett Henry Myrétt

Most Marvellous Invention Oil Burner Promises Cheap Heat

Ziebold & Rice, manufacturers and distributors of Woodlawn Ohio, advertise an oil burner that generates its own gas and yields 1600 times more heat than coal or natural gas. It can run cook and heating stoves with low fuel cost, emitting no smoke and a pure white flame. A furnace burner using steam and oil also produces its own steam and gas from crude oil, claimed to heat any house for less than one quarter the cost of coal.

Ziebold & Rice Woodlawn Ohio Valley

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Julian Renfro Inez L Renfro Col John Fielding West Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service Richmond Street Cincinnati, Ohio B. Q. Birch Gaff Ave F. W. Minnes Millsdale St Wolbrn W. 4Th St T. Fifthshird ‘Vines National Banke CiNnci Innan Julius Naefach Gilbert Ave West Walnut Hills Woodburn Rose May Mayme Jackson John Street A Wen Tente Primy RE Keir Seton Igre Gtr Jane UGG The Strait-Tex Chemical H Company Fifth Avenue O'’bryanville First Baptist Church Bert Paey Dora Jackson Frankfort, Ky Gray, Johnson Mrs. McWhorters Buena Vista Mrs. Hugley John Handbrough Middletown Norah Williams Kentucky Miss BE. Williams Belle Oliver Rosebud Club L. W. Campbell Nick Ross Glendale Charity Prince Ruth Dixon Lucille Jones Sunshine Club Walnut Hills Mr. Frisby Steele Springfield St. Louis Lewis Williams College Hill Club Harry Mills Detroit Stella Brown Anna Wilson Carl Puritt Willing Workers Club Ada Ray Owen Hobbs Arkansas Sylvia Abernathy Mrs. Cecelia Savage Mrs. Dale Chicago Marcy C. Ellis Evangeline Home Miss Emergine King Mr. Hara King Children’s Band District Mt. Carmel Church A. T. Hubbard Mound St I. B Daisy Williams Mrs. Ryder Just Pital Frank Johnson Evangeline Hospital N. Y Frank Foster William Chambers Mr. Gus Boby Ada Hall Clay John D. Jelks Suggs Sandy McNair Danson Abernathy John Salters Dolly Townsend Oberlin Orphan Asylum Memorial Hall Mr. N. C. Vaughn Jennie D. Porter Alice Easton Leland Edith F. Miller Jennie Doll Bertha Shepherd Gadsden Ala Mary Lou Hall Thomas Beaver L. Lucius St. Louis, Mo J. W. Henderson Wilberforce, Ohio Sam Biddle College Hill Art Embroidery Club William Haynes Hotel Sterling Sixth and Mound Streets N. A. Michelson Jim Young George St Canal Ziegler-Schaefer Co Elm Street Madam Belle Bush City Mound Street OF the A. R. Miller Cutter Street West End Provision Company W. Fifth St W. B. Fugitt Yale Avenue E. Bush West Sixth Street Proprieto L. J. Young West Fifth Street T. J. Banks Mrs. Sina Still W. 5Th St Jamerson Lincoln Avenue John H. Coleman Real Estate Company WOBRN John W. Wrenn College Tring Mill, Univ Park E. Watts West Seventh Street Cosmopolitan School of Music Artie Matthews West 9Th ST Purity Real Estate Co W. L. Upshaw Fred Heisel Syracuse Street Ewin Elberta West Sixth ST Mound Davis Sisters, Proprietors Ada Rankin Fitzpatrick Hopkins Street O.K Fitzpatrick George Streft Brooks & Dixon Electrical Contractors Call Valley
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