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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
2
The Union urges unity and loyalty among Jews to strengthen the community across spiritual, material, mental, and moral fronts. It emphasizes working together for collective advancement and pride, noting the need for coordinated communal effort.
A quoted maxim appears, asserting moral reciprocity in human conduct across contexts and eras, reflecting a timeless ethical principle about how actions toward others may mirror back to the actor.
An advertisement touts undeveloped Cherry Grove lots as the path to financial independence with free development, easy terms, and big profits. It invites readers to request a descriptive booklet from Homestead Development Association, Dept. A, 222 West Court Street, Cincinnati.
L. J. Earhart notes several local updates. Peters remains poorly while Mrs. Spiller and Mrs. Martha Earhart are ill. Rev. Monday and Rev. Day preached at Mt. Zion and Walnut Hills. Chas Gray and John Graham families improving. Bethel Stewardesses hosted a successful concert. Wingfield of the Ohio Conference preached at Bethel.
Memorial note for James E Townsend died March 2 1919 expresses enduring memory from wife Ernestine Townsend with lines of devotion. Also mentions Patrolman Harry Jones and wife recovering after serious illness with double pneumonia continuing.
Miss Mable Hall served as the star basketball scout at Friday's game, overseeing scouting duties and evaluating player performances for the event.
The Victory Girls program at Douglass Community Center Sunday drew wide enjoyment from attendees, showcasing performances and community spirit in a lively session at the center.
Mrs Louise Henderson hosted Aluminum Demonstration last Friday. Mrs Edison of Washington Terrace improves. Grace Spencer and Anna Coleman entertained Phylis Wheatley Club. Bruce of Washington Terrace returns home from hospital. Celia Johnson of Washington Terrace indisposed. Cathrine Stanton hosted Art Embroidery Club on February 20. Ruth Johnson spoke on Dunbar to Phylis Wheatley Club Monday night. Various light social anecdotes and quotes from guests and hosts.
Local notices report several illnesses including Little Miss Emma L Edwards and George Edwards who remains quite sick. Mrs Elizabeth Christian Coleman improves after a dog bite. Mrs Clara Bright Harris and Mr Hartwell Parham are ill while Roy Hale and Myrtle Jennings wed quietly. Mrs Washington of Oakley died last week. Howard Hichardson resumes work. A club meeting error claimed no one was missing. one soul, Maggie Bell, was absent and is now well.
Last week guests included Miss Verna Parker. Miss Cecia Johnson and Mr Earl Calaway of Cleveland were married last Tuesday. Mrs Tillie Bates is convalescent. Clinton Bray and Edgar McDride left Tuesday for Detroit Michigan. Buford Nelson of Cleveland spent several days here. Ruth Wrenn is on the sick list.
Miss Verna Parker hosted guests Miss Jones and Miss Anderson last Monday. Mr Elmer Johnson of Chicago visited city for the Calaway Johnson wedding. A Chicago win in a Wednesday basketball game stood 38 to 27 over Cineo Y. Friday at Douglass, Cincy Girls defeated Wilberforce Girls 7 to 5.
A playful exchange threads humor through a lawyer and an amateur detective as they riff on dogs cats and a cat's-eye ring. Puns about feline footwork and fees punctuate the dialogue in this light, wry vignette.
A recipe blends gelatin with coconut milk and orange marmalade. Dissolve gelatin in cold water, heat milk, beat with egg, add marmalade and honey, fold in coconut and cold milk, pour into a mold and chill. Garnish with marmalade if desired.
Mr and Mrs Lawson Johnson hosted a wedding on Kerper avenue as Cecia Johnson wed Earl Callaway of Cleveland in the music room. Attendant Miss Helen Greer wore white taffeta and carried carnations while the bride wore georgette and satin with beaded bodice and roses. Reverend Edison officiated and about 50 guests attended a post ceremony repast before the couple departed for Cleveland to begin married life.
Thelma Owsley Gray is reported seriously ill. Details about her location or medical facility are not provided in the fragment.
Mr Socrates Easen departed last Saturday for Chicago Illinois where he intends to stay indefinitely, according to a brief notice.
Mr. Hannibal Hall of Wilberforce is in the city today, meeting with local residents and discussing community matters. The visit highlights ongoing ties between the Wilberforce area and the urban center.
Mrs. Wm. Brooks expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness shown after the death of her husband William Brooks on January 29, 1920. She thanks Rev. Wilbur Page for consoling words, the Julia A. Rice Club for flowers, floral donors, the McAlpine store, Mrs. Emily Thurston, Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Bradley, Mary Patterson, the choir, Mr. Harry Smith, Leoner Bell, Mrs. Montgomery, John Brooks, and Undertaker Wrenn for courteous service.
Scalloped meat made with lamb mutton or chicken gets layered with bread crumbs onion bits and gravy. Bake in a buttered dish for about half an hour in a moderate oven and serve with a plain lettuce salad and French dressing.
Mr. Dorsey, a resident of Washington Terrace, is reported to be quite ill. The notice notes his condition without detailing medical specifics.
Mrs Georgine Kelly Smith was ill last week yet managed to preside at the Christian Endeavor Sunday night service, showing dedication despite illness.
Mr. Geo. Green of Avondale was recovered from a grippe illness.
The Art Embroidery Club met with Mrs James Burrell last week to discuss upcoming projects and share techniques. Members exchanged ideas on stitch styles and planned a demonstration event for the community.
Miss C Jones of Springfield and Mrs John Thomas of Washington accompanied Miss Anderson of Chicago at a Terrace gathering where Anderson was noted as improving.
Soften a quarter package gelatin in cold water then dissolve over hot water. Add two thirds cup grape juice, the same amount sugar, and juice of half a lemon. Beat in egg whites, fold in marshmallows quarters, mold, serve with cream. Use grape juice to tint frostings or flavor. Hot grape juice sugar makes pudding sauce.
An old newspaper item markets affordable printing with a $1.85 revival price and promotes a hair restorer from Madam Reeder at a Cincinnati hair park. It urges samples by mail or phone and claims quick, wonderful results, plus contact details for K. Ebersole Printing Co and a Ridge Road phone number.
Mrs Hassie Hamilton completed the Poro System Course led by Mrs Mattie Brooks. She remains listed at 2822 Alms Place.
Advertises entertainment tickets social lawn fetes dances picnics lectures class tickets suppers and society printing services for churches including Brown Chapel Mt Zion St John Antioch Bethel Walnut Hills Pilgrim Union St Andrews and others. pricing 1 85 per 1000 and printing for weddings invitations announcements letterheads envelopes business cards with Ridge 395 R contact and agent service.
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