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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1923
Page
6
The Union urges readers to cherish loyalty and pride among people and stresses the need to work together for their best interests spiritually materially mentally morally and politically. It promotes mutual responsibility and the maxim what thou to others shall have done others will do the like to thee.
Mr. Wm. B. Bush travels to Pasadena to visit Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Hughes and family. Kate Harris of Park Avenue is struck by a street car. Grace Carter visits her sisters Mrs. Guice. Prof. Bush leaves for California to visit two sisters. Woman's Missionary Society plans $500 rally for a new building. Choral Society meets March 11 at Metropolitan Baptist Church. Carnation Embroidery Club No 1 meets at Mrs. Ayers on Wehrman Ave. Little Harry Yancey hospitalized. Mr. Collins Bramiette visiting Chicago. Mrs. Bramiette returns home after funeral of father-in-law. Rosa Ware hosts Colonial Club. Luncheon hosted by Mr. James Cowan for several ladies. Colonial Whist Club meets at Mrs. Anna Turner.
In Sylvania Georgia on February 23 Joe Jenkins a white man was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of Coz Jones an elderly Negro. The jury recommended a sentence of one to three years which the court imposed immediately after a three hour deliberation. The report notes commentary on civilization and notes a rising risk to whites killing Negroes amid labor migration.
Vesper service at the Y 704 W Eighth Street Sunday evening from 5 to 6 pm under the Community Study Committee with Mrs Beulah Samuels as chair. Speakers include Miss Martha Ross and Mrs Phoebe Allen. Mrs Slade will present the building fund drive and all members are urged to attend. The House Girls are giving a St.
A church social on Thursday and Friday March 15 and 16 offers aprons novelties cakes and candies for sale with a buffet luncheon. A pew service on March 18 the third Sunday at 5 30 will be led by Rev B F Smith with assistants Mrs Cummins and Mrs Turnell. Religious Education Girl's Work Health Education and Finance Committees aid the event.
The Rev. Dr. Walter Slade of North Carolina preaches at St John Church. More than twelve hundred people attended last Sabbath as revival meetings grow nightly. By Sunday the eleventh the campaign is expected to peak with the church filled to capacity. Salvation is free and the call to action is strong.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People held a meeting at Union Baptist Church on March 5. Rev Paul J Blackburn gave a fiery address urging Negroes to guard home life improve economic condition and excel in business. Miss McGhee sang solo and the choir directed by Prof Charles Trotter performed. W H Clinton served as president and FE S Johnson as secretary.
Municipal Judge George F. Eyrich Jr cleared five Negroes arrested after a near riot on Richmond and Cutter streets. Patrolman Charles Galbraith and Patrolman Frank Le Fever were dismissed over clashes with the crowd. Testimony said officers fired first. the Negro Gray had reported a struck boy by an automobile occupants were white.
Lincoln Theatre unveils first rum feature picture with high class vaudeville on Sunday and Monday March 10 and 11 featuring The Silent Vow with Wm Duncan in a Vitagraph special. Feat includes river plunge stunts, horse feats, plus Universal comedy. Also Winning with Wits Fox special on March 12 and Fast Mail Fox drama March 14–15 with Buck Jones and Eileen Percy. Shown March 16–17 Shackles in Gold and Leather Pushers. Trooper O'Neil Buck Jones closes March 18–19 with Leather Pushers two reels. Nine showings start 2 3:40 7 and 9 P.M. No price changes.
The N A A C P met Monday evening at Union Baptist Church with Rev P J Blackburn delivering an impressive speech on race unity. A fine musical program by Professor Trotter and the Mound Street Choir followed as memberships were renewed and interest growing.
Ol Young Memorial posts a memorial service for Colonel Charles W Young at Memorial Hall Twelfth and Elm Sunday March 11 at 2 p m Ex service men line of march forms at MC A 1 26 p m All ex members urged to attend in uniform if possible by order of J H Allen
The Kenyon Avenue Christian Church hosts a rummage sale on Wednesday and Thursday March 14 and 15 for the church building fund. Mrs Lummie Lee Nichols chairs the Ladies Auxiliary to Corinthian Lodge No 1 F and A M. Beulah Samuels chairs a Masonic Pew Service at Bethel Church Alans Place Walnut Hills on Sunday March 20 at 3 PM with Rev Gray as pastor.
The store advertises deep discounts across men women and children's wear. Bargains include $1.00 to $3.00 shirts with several price bands up to $4.50. Located in the West End, the note proclaims leadership in the nation and urges shoppers to visit for the best reductions.
For sale two houses on Gladstone avenue and Beresford Ave offer seven and five rooms respectively. One property includes cement cellar electric lights and four five thousand dollars price. owner wishes to leave city. Contact at 1560 Gladstone Ave Fast End near Aden Park. The second residence is a seven room home with modern conveniences three garages a greenhouse on a large lot 1550 ft at 2236 Beresford Ave. Open for viewing with easy terms.
A reader is urged to visit Madam Reeder's hair parlor to witness a newly discovered hair restorer claimed to be wondrous and speedy, promising remarkable results for balding or thinning hair with quick improvements.
advertise a fixed price of 2.50 delivered to the customer’s place. no special price, customers urged to sample first. contact via postal or phone. an agent will call promptly. buyer owns their building and pays no rent, claim of immediate ownership.
An ad cites a flat rate of 2.59 for delivery to any location, with no extra charges. It mentions samples, order by mail or phone, and a pickup option at no rent. EK EBERSOLE PTG CG provides Ridge 592 8716 and Lueders Ave, Cincinnati contact details.
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