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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1922

Page

4

Local notices and obituaries appear in brief

Mrs. Lacy Penman is ill and Mrs. C Seeger shows improvement. Mrs. Susie Clayton, who died in Chicago last Saturday, was brought to Cincinnati and buried from Undertaker Thompson's Chapel on Thursday morning. Mrs. Iley Bosley and her Chicago husband came to Cincinnati to bury their mother. Miss Clara Thompson spent two weeks in Indianapolis recently.

Susie Clayton Chicago Cincinnati Thompson Iley Bosley Clara Thompson Indianapolis

In Loving Memory and Local Life In Hillsboro

Obituary and community notes from Hillsboro Ohio recount George N Watts death on March 10 1917. Dying statements from relatives, church events marriages and local illnesses are listed, including La Grippe cases, birthdays, club meetings, and school activities with many named residents and nearby cities.

In loving remembrance of James Be Townsend March 2 1919

In loving remembrance of James Be Townsend who died March 2 1919 a memory fond and true remains cherished by his loving wife Ernestine Townsend. Also notes that Prof Blackburn is able to be out and Mr Goddy Green of Lexington visits his sister Mrs Glass and mother Mrs Green. The infant daughter of Mrs Jerry Ingram has passed away and Mr M C Moore of Dayton is still improving.

James BE. Townsend Ernestine Townsend Prof Blackburn Mr. Goddy Green Lexington Mrs. Glass Mrs. Green Jerry Ingram M. C. Moore Dayton

Bible Students discuss lie of Satan and heaven idea

The message by Mr. C F Jackson on March 12 at 7 30 P M in Knights of Honor Hall presents How the Lie Suggested by Satan Eden Gen 3 4 aided by Spiritism and The Hell theory and the good go heaven idea A pageant The Coming of The Truth scheduled at A M E Church Erlanger Ky on Saturday March 11 Rev C H Harm pastor Mrs Margaret Kirtley of Maineville Ohio visits Indianapolis then Mr Wm Gunn travels from Hot Springs to Bert Williams funeral in New York and back to Hot Springs

Knights of Honor Hall A. M. E. Church Erlanger, Ky Rev C. H. Harm Wm. Gunn Hot Springs Bert Williams New York

Sunshine Club Officers and Meeting at Walnut Hills

The Sunshine Club of Walnut Hills met at Mrs Annie Green s residence with Mrs C Jones as president Mrs C Brown vice president Mrs S Williams secretary and Mrs E Livingston treasurer All present enjoyed the evening Dr Colley hosted a Pre Len ten tea at her residence for several friends and Mrs Charles Bell is much improved.

C. Jones C. Brown S. Williams Secy E. Livingston Treas Sunshine Club Walnut Hills Annie Green Dr.) Colley

Mrs Middleton Hosts Birthday Dinner for Mr Middletown

Mrs Charles W Middletown entertained at dinner Sunday honoring Mr Middleton's birthday with twelve guests. Mrs Walter E Robinson hosted the Art Embroidery Club Friday. The Young People's Concert at Allen Chapel was a grand success. Miss Edith J Burton is confined to bed with la grippe.

Charles W. Middletown Mr. Middleton Walter E. Robinson Art Embroidery Club Young People Allen Chapel Edith J. Burton la Grippe

Protracted Revival Ends with Fifteen Additions

Reverend E H Blue preached two sermons Christ as the Apostles Knew Him and The Barren Fig Tree. The church closed the protracted meeting Friday night with fifteen additions, ten by baptism. Gifts were given to Rev Hoard and to Rev Blue and Mrs Blue. Activities include B Y P U meeting, Sunday events, and local notices.

E. H. Blue Blue Christ Our Church Hoard

Local Society News and Illness Updates

Mrs Blackburn remains in Winchester caring for her sick mother. Several families remain confined to homes with minor illness. Our Missionary Society travels to Lockland for the District Convention. Mrs Combs, president, travels to Ripley to be with her seriously ill mother Mollie Combs.

Our Missionary Society Lockland Combs Mollie Combs Ripley

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Horace Sudduth W. St. St Colored Real West Fifth Street C. Seeger George N. Watts L. McCraven S. H. Williams Hillsboro Ohio Hammond E. Baker James Robinson Junction Station Mayme Rhodes Goode Cornelius West Rosa Bradley Raymond Page Detroit Mich Donzella Dickson Babe Allie Jackson Mr. Estil Louise Brown Bethel Baptist Church Rose Bud Embroidery Club Maggie Green Margaret L. Campbell Susan Johnson Mr. Charles Carr, Sr Naoma Dickerson Mayme Walker Louisville Ruth Johnson Douglass School Mothers’ Club Ada Griffith Smith The General Hospital Emma Woodson Dora Smith Overton Doliie Boyd Lincoln Ave Ethel Johnson Brown Willa Brown Mrs. Stroude Bethel Messrs Elmwood Cromwell Clarence Hubbard Charlie Payne Harold Lee Lillian Chambers Eugene Barnett Montee Hocker Reginald E. Beamon West Fifth St John PIRE Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave Woodburn Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency Mercantile Library Henry C. Rocker Jewelry Walnut St West Eighth Street R. Cincinnati W. H. Hill & CompAny Ellis & Hill Funeral Directors & Embalmers West Canal Prince A Blackstone H Rankin Bros Chapel Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Emsalmer West Ninth Street Cianest Otis Jas H. Thompson Undertaker W. Court St Cincinnati, O Park Ellis Brothers Ono Margaret Kirtley Maineville, C Ind Phone West 2140 W. Copeland Fifth Street Central Avenue Lo Roy J. Walker Cutter Street Cincinnati O Charles Bell College Hill Second Baptist Church Madisonville Mrs. Blue Emma Duett First Baptist Walnut Hille Edna Rife City B. Y. P. U. Union Albert Boze Florence White Our Choir Owaseo Street van Horn Sr L. H. G. Sanders T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Mound Street Edward S. .Johnson Seventh ST W.H. Peppers Gushurst Brothers the Brothers Linn Street J. T. Conyard Kenyon Avenue Edward H. Habig West Sixth Street Sherman J. H Fifth St Pekin Theater Paul Hall W. Court Street Ee Ree Carl Wilbert L. Cain
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