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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1923
Page
2
The Union emphasizes the duty to teach loyalty and pride among readers and to work together for the common good. It quotes Seneca on reciprocity and outlines a communal ethic spanning spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political realms.
Mrs Nannie Fields died in Washington Kentucky. The Willing Werkers Club met at Mrs Hattie Fortenberrys. Mrs June Jackson is getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs Combs of Newport were guests of Mrs Stewart Neb lett. Mr Tolberts ailing. Little Pearl Bank is much better.
Tuskegee Institute letters designate April 17 as National Negro Health Week observance. Representatives from cooperating agencies met January 19 to plan activities, asking broad public and supervisory notice to promote health improvement. R R Moton signatures emphasize health as wealth and call for cooperation.
Mr. Wm H Hail longtime Cincinnati post mail carrier is recovering slowly from a severe la grippe. Miss Katherine Kinney and Miss Brean Johnson helped entertain Dayton boys Saturday afternoon. Mrs Florence Monroe Reed and son traveled through Pasadena California en route home to Louisville Kentucky after a three month visit with her sisters Mrs William Roberts of Pasadena and Mrs Ernestine Beavers of Los Angeles. Many social functions were given her.
An obituary remembers La Fayette Green who died February 21 1917. His daughters and son miss him. Mrs Chas Taylor of People's Baptist church organized a new missionary society last Tuesday night.
Mother Chapman suffered a stroke on Saturday and died the next Wednesday February 14 without regaining consciousness. Her funeral was largely attended Saturday at 11 p m at First Baptist church.
Mary Evans sister of Mrs. W P Chapman has returned to her home in Portsmouth Ohio after a visit or absence, per local society notes in the newspaper.
The regular monthly NAACP meeting will be at Union Baptist Church Richmond and Mound streets on Monday March 3 1923 at 5 pm Rev P J Blackburn will speak on The Need of Union in Matters Which Vitally Affect the Race Special music directed by Prof Trotter Admission free and seats early W H Clinton president E S Johnson secretary
The F X Fox feature lineup fills March with silent era thrills and stars. The Lady from Longacre stars Wm Russell with The Leather Pushers in the fifth round. On March 5 Whatever She Wants features an All Star Cast. Kinders of Dust by A A Walsh, False Alarm mermaid comed y, When Pals Fall Out western, Very Truly Yours Fox Century, The Silent Vow with Wm Duncan. Free Orphan Matinee Saturday March 8 at 9 AM.
March 16 and 17 the House Girls under Mrs Etta Forte will host a St Patrick s festival for the drive. Donations of all kinds are requested for a bazaar. Financial committee reports 1275 20 in bank to date. Three pew services are arranged by leading churches for the drive with Park Street Church on the third Sunday in March St Andrew s on the third Sunday in April Union Baptist on the fourth Sunday in April. Central Association turned over 2460 to Blue Triangle for associational work, showing strong community support.
On Tuesday night at Sixth and Cutter streets Mrs Hattie Gray, 50, was shot in the left chest by a man described as a Negro while en route with another woman. She was taken to General Hospital in serious condition. Earlier, Mrs Mary Hill, 29, after an unsuccessful attempt to reach her husband Charles Hill, drank poison and then fired several shots at him. her condition remains serious.
Attorney Julius Judkins returned to Marion Indiana after attending the funeral of his aunt the late Mrs Anna Chapman in a concise obituary style noting family ties and the local connection.
The bereaved Chapman family thanks friends neighbors and clergy for sympathy during illness and death of mother Anna Chapman. Gratitude extended to ministers Rev E H Blue J L Francis D C Ross J H Jackson P W Edison L W Gray and Pastor Rev F P Green for counsel and sermon. Appreciation for solos by Miss Alexine Crawford Mrs Alice Karmon and Mrs Jona Sois son choir donations Berea teachers Mrs Josie Woodford and Dickerson sexton Warsaw Cemetery and others including Hospital nurse E Mary Evans and donor floral tributes.
Testimony shows Kane detective chief Kirgan and Lt Harley Jones describing abusive conduct by Galbraith who struck a Negro prisoner and attempted to strike Jones after a white boy was run over by a car at Richmond and Cutter streets. A bloodless duel followed, with Gray firing at Galbraith first. disorderly conduct charges and detentions occurred at 653 West Court and against Edward Smith’s undertaker shop. Galbraith claimed self defense and was dismissed by Director Tudor. A seven room residence ad follows.
Safety Director Tudor, on Monday, dismissed Patrolman Charles G. Galbraith from the police department following actions by Inspectors Ryan and.
A local pastor faces sharp criticism for his conduct toward young parishioners and earlier remarks provoked a fiery sermon. He derisively challenged gossipers claiming they have grown old and unable to "amp," then shouted Amen as the crowd absorbed the pointed rebuke.
Cleveland February 20 The sixth annual meeting of the Council of Cities of the Methodist Episcopal Church heard speakers warn that fear of hell and hope of heaven have failed the church and that motion pictures strongly influence modern city life. Dr Ernest Fremont Tittle urged a moral substitute beyond old incentives, while Rev Lockman and former Berkeley mayor J Stitt Wilson urged churches to engage in community affairs and to shape intelligent public opinion on politics economics and foreign policy. White churches are moving into active community work.
Auction like discounts flood the Liberian Haberdashery as Nations Leads the West End. Men women and children’s shirts are advertised at prices from 1.50 to 5.00 with a bold note of great reductions and shop-wide bargains.
Mrs M E Patton listed in PORO SYSTEM with address 314 Chestnut Street Newport Kentucky and phone South 7379.
Ad copy touts Madam Heeder’s hair parlor and a newly discovered hair restorer with claims of speed and effectiveness. Mentions agents wanted to handle Reeder’s Hair Restorer, plus garbled contact hints including Wood burn 645% and 270? at Alms Place Walnut Hills.
A fragmented classified note advertises a printed item for $2.50 with delivery to any location. It urges prior samples, asks to drop a postal or phone contact, mentions an agent will call, and references owning their own building on Lueders Avenue in Cincinnati.
Public notice offering cheap printed items for two dollars ninety nine delivered to any location. Ad text is garbled but advertises low price, no delivery extra, and contact by mail or phone. Includes partial address in Cincinnati area and unclear company initials.
Local printer advertises low cost printing for 1000 business cards at $2.50 with options for letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers and society printing. Specialty in church printing invitations announcements and social events. Call to arrange agent follow up. Phone 692. KL. ERERSOLE. Smeders Ars. Cmeturatl oO
Classified note selling back spacer Olivers in first class condition at twelve dollars fifty cents each.
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