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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1922

Page

4

Miss Nora V Johnson Hosts Monday Theatre Party

Mrs Elizabeth H Jacobs of 1555 John Street has been confined to bed for two weeks with influenza but is improving. Mr Cooper Williams, detained Wednesday morning for passing as raised bill, was released and cleared of the charge.

Nora V. Johnson the Follie Elizabeth H. Jacobs John Street la Iurippe Cooper Williams Paesamg Reuben Finney Sublett Madisonville Sublettt James Wood Indianapolis Ind

Thanks for sympathy in loss of Mrs Martha Johnson

Cooper Williams expresses gratitude for aid and sympathy during illness and after the death of Mrs Martha Johnson who died February 5th. Special thanks to Father Oxley and Rev. Smith for consoling words and to those who sent flowers. Appreciation also to L J Walker for funeral arrangements.

Martha Johnson Father Oxley Rev. Smith Johnson L. J. Walker Cooper Williams

Mrs Leota Williams Hosts Dinner for 30

Mrs Leota Williams entertained last Wednesday evening with a wedding dinner for Mrs Del la Finney nee White. Covers were laid for 30.

Leota Williams Della Finney (Nee) White

Mrs Johnson and Mrs Williams Tea Outing

Mrs Mary Johnson and Mrs Leota Williams enjoyed a tea outing together last Friday in a social gathering.

Mary Johnson Leota Williams

In memory of Grace Bradshaw on the third anniversary

Poignant remembrance of Grace Bradshaw who died March 4, 1919 with lines about longing for a mother at home. The note is signed by Hazel Jones and Rozelia Leahr, expressing sorrow from husband and children.

Grace Bradshaw Mother

Dedication Note for Henry C. Hughes’s Family

The Hughes family expresses thanks to friends for kindness during Henry C. Hughes’s illness and death. They thank floral donors and Rev. Smith for consoling words, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Spencer for songs and solos, and Undertaker Jones for service.

Henry C. Hughes Rev. Smith Moore Spencer Undertaker Jones

Cross of Calvary Concert at Mt Olive Church a Success

Mr and Mrs Irene Parker organized the Cross of Calvary Concert at Mt Olive Baptist Church. The event drew a good audience and received favorable remarks from attendees.

Mt. Olive Baptist Church Irene Parker Mt. Zion Baptist Church Lockland Ohio Cincinnati District Missionary Convention

Local Ladies Host Luncheon And Social News In Town

Mrs. William Clayton of Middletown hosted a Monday luncheon with Mrs. La Forest Williams Mrs. Jennie Pierce Mary Douglass Josephine Alford and Dr R P McClain among the guests. Reports note visitors from Dayton Chicago Pleasant Ridge Detroit Indianapolis and Madisonville and plans for Easter events and a Knights Templar ball.

William Clayton Middletown la Forest Williams Jennie Pierce Mary Douglass Josephine Alford R P. McClain

Revival Ends with 35 Added at Millcreek Valley Church

Spicey Morris reports Rev. Lowe led a six week revival to grand success. Thirty five members joined the church in Lockland as the community stirs. Collateral items note illnesses, travel, and local club activities. multiple homes and residents named in brief notices.

Lowe Lockland

Mrs Laura Randolph Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Laura Randolph died Thursday February 23 1922 after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and children and by sisters and brothers. The family thanks Mr Thompson for his service and the minister for his grand sermon.

Laura Randolph Thompson

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Horace Sudpouth W. St. St Cincinnati’s Colored Real Estate Horace Sudduth West Fifth Street Reginald E. Beamon West Fifth St John Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave Woodburn Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency Mercantile Library Henry C. Rocker WEST Canali R. Cincinnatl O W. H. Hill & CompAny Ellis & Hill Funeral Directors & Embalmers Canal Prince A Blackstone Hrankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker EK. W. Smith Court St Cincinnati, O Park Ellis West Fifty Street Concinnnati Hazel Jones Rozelia Leahr Irene Hughes J. T. Conyard Chas. Isom Dayton Israel Knights of Honor Hall N. C. Flowers Poplar Street Eva Burrell Barr Street Jeanette Bradshaw Pleasant Ridge Mrs. D. A Stone West Seventh St Tryan Church College Hill Hannah Miller Chicago Rev T. T. Thompson The Blue Waist Willing Workers Club George Dodson Wm. Gill Fannie Smeadly Detroit Virgie Faulkner Ed. Smothers Lawrence Smothers, Jr C. H. Woodford Ne) Vance West 4Th St S. J. D. Mead Knights Templar Union Millcreek Valley News Spicey Morris Emma Barkled Brance Charles Turpin Mrs. D. Hamilton Rev. Lowe Columbus Juanita Gordon Jeff Gentry Hartwell John Smith Mulberry Street Dan Walker Mary Walker Maggie Raymon Collins Stewart Avenue Cleveland Sunshine Club George Washington Mrs. T. Brown May Street Kentucky Social Club Bessie Rivel Arthur Morean Ripley M. C. Moore Dayton, O Letitia Eliza James Emily Green Rev. Johnson the Evangelist Brown Chapel Detective Hall Fred. King Lincoln Ave Pullman Co Rev. Blue Mrs Rufus Collison Syndicate Club H.G. Sanders West Eighth Street Cincinnati Phone West 2140 W. Copeland Fifth Street Central Avenue Lo Roy J . Walker Cutter Street T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Mound Street Edward S Ohnson Seventh ST W.H. Peppers Gushurst Brothers the Brothers Linn Street Kenyon Avenue Edward H. Habig West Sixth Street Cincinnati, Ohio Ice J. K Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater Bouget Paul Hall W. Court Street Woodhurn
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