F. and A. M. Lodges Warrant Dates and News
The column lists warrants for Corinthian Lodge No. 1 and True American Lodge No. 2 and St. John’s Lodge No. 3 in 1848. It notes Brother Henry H. Grandison has left Fries & Fries Brothers due to ill health and entered the fire insurance business, urging patronage. Also mentions Brother F. M. Russell, principal, was away on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinthian Lodge
True American Lodge
St. John’s Lodge
Henry HH. Grandison
Fries & Fries Brothers
F. M. Russell
Cougress Puicic School
Ideal Masonic Mutual Benefit Association Call to Members
Attention to the Ideal Masonic Mutual Benefit Association urges all fraternity members to join at once. Many have not enrolled, and the note stresses duty to prepare for families in case of death. Cromwell will handle applications while Henry Weatherford is absent. Wetherford is recovering and nearing rejoining. Send him a card to show concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Mutual Benefit Association
Cromwell
Henry Weatherford
Ork
Garvey
Growling Masons Raise 18000 Debt Paid in Boston
Boston letter from R J Evans praising Massachusetts Masons for erector of a $75000 temple, paying off 18000 mortgage with 2200 donated during February 20 dedication. He urges Ohio to adopt similar mass dues and roll-purge tactic, noting self sustaining building and widespread support. He asks to be kept informed of Cincinnati progress and wishes success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Mass
Ohio
Cincy
Wake up Cincinnati Billy Sunday sermon on hell and morals
The passage quotes Billy Sunday urging immediate belief in hell and condemning secular behavior. It attacks disbelief as foolish and critiques modern society, especially mothers and young women, for flirtations and social conduct while stressing Christian duty and racial prejudice. It ends with a hopeful note on love, unity, and a just future under Christian principles.
Preacher cites Luke text to urge honest living and unity
Rev Sundsay questions contrasting words and deeds in public life. He asks why Democrats vote Republican, why claim honesty and sin, and whether Jesus meant implementable ideals or damned adherence. He argues prejudice between classes can be driven from the world by Jesus Christ in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Gospel Echoes and Worldly Wit on Justice and Power
A compact meditation contrasts Jesus teachings on love mercy and nonresistance with secular calls for law and self advancement. The fragment notes delays in completion and hints at social tensions between faith guidance and worldly expectations.
Four Dancing Demons Impress At Olympic Week
The White Theatres season showcases more Colored acts than ever before. Racial prejudice has spurred greater pep among Colored actors and boosted audience pleasure. The Four Dancing Demons at the Olympic next week have created a sensation and reportedly outclass the white Terpsichorean artists.
Whimsical Walter the famed clown tours London
Whimsical Walter aged 70, world renowned clown, now performing in Convent Garden London. He traveled with leading shows of his era including Barnum's Circus in America and Hengler's in Winter. Apprenticed under Pablo Franque, a European circus owner from sixty years ago.
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Walter
Convent Garden
London
Barnum’s
America
Hengler
Toledo Lumber Official Indicted for Delinquency Offense
David A Barnett, secretary and general manager of Collyer Barnett Lumber, clubman, and church worker, was indicted by Lucas County Grand Jury for contributing to the delinquency of schoolgirls aged 5 to 9. He posted a $10,000 bond then was re-arrested on a Juvenile Court warrant with another $10,000 bail, bond provided by his father. The piece notes public reaction and questions lynching prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enquirer
Toledo
Ohio
David A Barnett
Collyer-Barnett Lumber Company
Lucas County
Grand Jury
Papers Available At Walnut Hills Pharmacy
Those who did not receive their papers last week may pick them up at Walnut Hills Pharmacy on Chapel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Chapel Street
Garvey alimony suit raises questions on race and finances
A garbled Times report concerns a March 4 suit for seventy five dollars weekly alimony involving Marcus Garvey. The piece notes Garvey’s large organization, claims of millions of followers, and debate over his ability to meet alimony obligations amid disputed finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvey
Warning of a Heavy Shock to Bond Buyers
A terse editorial warns that bond buyers face a heavy shock in coming days, expressing hope for wiser choices and indicating they will be saddened by forthcoming developments.
Rube Foster and Negro Players Shape Baseball Conduct
The piece lauds Rube Foster head of the Giants for discipline and leadership in managing a Negro team. It notes his tours of the South, crowd support, and his impact on race relations and baseball conduct, praising clean play, respect for umpires, and loyalty to rules. It contrasts with incidents of deceit and discrimination and argues teams must uphold standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Foster
Giants
Rube
Ube
Industrial Savings and Loan Co of Cincinnati Financial Statement
Henry M. Higgins sworn as Secretary declares the Industrial Savings and Loan Company of Cincinnati Ohio has filed a full detailed fiscal year report ending January 2 1921 and that it accurately reflects the companys financial condition at year end Notary W G Teare witnessed the oath on a Sunday in March 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Higgins
Industrial Savings and Loan Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Audit committee certifies financial condition of Cincinnati savings firm
The Auditing Committee of Industrial Savings and Loan Company of Cincinnati certifies the January 22, 1921 financial condition and the fiscal year ending that date as true and correct. Signatories include Clara Ef. Nelson, F. M. Russell, and Jas. W. Thorpe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Savings and Loan Company of Cincinnati
Oil land fortune for Lillie Taylor sparks high court ruling
Lillie Taylor, a 23 year old Negro girl, is declared owner of about 200 acres of prime oil land in Claiborne parish Louisiana with twelve wells, leased to Gulf Refining Company valued at about sixteen million dollars. Disputes arise from her mother Lona McGee George West and the State of Louisiana before the Louisiana supreme court on a clouded title. Decision expected this month. Rev L W Gray attends Rev Broaddus funeral in Richmond Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
District Court of
Claibourne Parish
Louisiana
United States District Court For
Western District of Louisiana
Lillie Taylor
Gulf Refining Company
Lona McGee
George West
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Wharton Enjoys Two Weeks in Chicago
Mrs J C Wharton spent two weeks pleasantly in Chicago. Baptizing of all converts at Bethed Church Sunday afternoon.
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J. C. Wharton
Chicago
Bethed Church
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A. M
Brother Wetherford
South Postal Station
Boston
R. J. Evans
Hell
Mr. Sunday
Billy
Luke
Mr. Sundsay
Stone
Girly
P. President OF Africa
Hugh Fullerton
Times-Star
Neer
Gam
Financial Statement
Industrial Loan & Savings Co
H. M. Higgins
W. G. Teare
Hamilton County
C. D
Ee Ee
Certificate OF Auditing Committee
Clara EF. Nelson
F. M. Russell, Jas. W. Thorpe
Rnie McBurt
Rev. L. W. Gray
Rev. Broaddus
Richmond, Ky
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