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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
2
A fragmentary notice presents a monetary figure and a cryptic sequence, likely an old publication line. It references a price of $2.00 and includes scattered initials or abbreviations that resemble a catalog or public notice fragment. No clear names, places, or events are discernible.
Local society notes recount Miss Mary Beaver wife of soldier Robert Jones visiting him in Texas after an airplane trip. The Tiny Club at The Manse, hostess Nellié Dabney, held a long dinner with seven remaining members after Mrs. Lou Clark Minnes’s death. Madame Boggs Mann visited from New York. Rev. Samuel Clark and Margaret Mitchell attended a nephew’s funeral. Jos. Beaver Jr. led his family toward Spain for consular service. Memorials mark the death of Miss Mamie Ross.
After weeks of illness Will Mills died last Sunday and Walter Wilson died Monday. Mary Mays passed Tuesday. Clarence Patterson of Columbus enjoyed a Cincinnati excursion Sunday. Evelyn Taylor, formerly of Chicago, sang with Cotton Top and his House Rockers at the Vets Inn Sunday. The Rev W E Sanders spoke at Liberty Hall Sunday and St Marys Baptist Church Monday. Rev J A Brown returns from Atlanta. The Cincinnati Negro Labor Council met at 1064 Flint Street. Southern Conference of the UNLA drew attendees from Atlanta Gary Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New Orleans and South Carolina. Eddie F Blair marked a birthday last week. Master Nathaniel Reynolds birthday party Saturday afternoon hosted by Mildred Harris.
Mr Scipio Jordan has recovered from illness. Mrs Ethel Thomason formerly of Chicago celebrated her birthday last Thursday. Miss Essie Mae Murray of 753 Kenyon Avenue birthday Saturday. The funeral of Mrs Anna White was held from the El Bethel B C last Monday. The Lucky Tea Social Club met at Mrs Tatlor's residence Saturday. Mrs Helen Beatty and friends enjoyed time in the East End Friday. Welcome back Miss Betty Birch.
The funeral for Rev J L Francis pastor of Second Baptist Hamilton Ohio was held Monday at 1 pm from the First Baptist Church white of the city. He was born in Madison County and once moderator of the Western Union Association. He was among the oldest ministers in Ohio in his nineties still serving as pastor. The community mourns a great Christian leader. BERTE MAE HOWARD.
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