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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

4

Thanks to all who cared for Mary Bohon during illness

Mr and Mrs Thorton Bohon express thanks to Rev Grey and everyone who showed kindness and attention to their daughter Mary Bohon during her illness. They thank the comforting sermon given at Bethel Baptist Church and acknowledge floral offerings from numerous named individuals and groups. They also thank Rankin Bros for handling the funeral satisfactorily.

Thorton Bobon Grey Mary Bohon Bethel Baptist Church Dismouth Momson Jas. H. Smith Joel McAfee Mis. Eder Homes Minnie Gaston Mamie Pepe Alice White

Saturday Night Club Hosts Missing Willis Weil Inquiry

The Saturday Night Club spent a pleasant evening at Dr. and Mrs. N C Vaughan home Friday. A search continues for Willis F Weil, 18, who vanished from his Hathaway Avenue residence four years ago. Do you know him.

N. C. Vaughan Willis F. Weils Hathaway Ave

Birthday Party for Mrs. Gertrude Johnson in Pink and Blue

A dainty birthday party for Mrs. Gertrude Johnson was held Friday at Washington Terrace Community Center with pink and blue color scheme. Whist was the main activity, guests wore themed caps and ribbons while Victrola music accompanied a luncheon of pink and blue treats and gifts.

Gertrude Johnson Washington Terrace

Memorial verse and servant call at Elmwood Lockland

The collector for the union will call at Elmwood Lockland and Wyoming Monday. Away. In memory of our beloved wife and son, mother and brother, Mrs. H. L. Page, Mr. Elmer D. Page. Away 1919. We cannot say and we shall not say that they are dead. They are just away. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand they have wandered into an unknown land and left us dreaming how very fair. It needs thus be since they linger there. And you oh you who the wildest yearn for their old time step and their glad return think of them faring on as dear in the love of there, as the love of here. Think of them still as the same.

H. L. Page Elmer D. Page

They Are Not Dead They Are Just For Rent

Classified brief noting two large third floor spaces for rent with an inquiry contact on the second floor at 1084 Linn Street. The ad emphasizes available on a rental basis rather than burial.

Birthday Party for Master Richard Williams Recalls Kenyon Avenue

Master Richard Williams of Kenyon Avenue celebrated his seventh birthday with a pleasant surprise party last Friday. Guests included Bernice Ousley, Clara Bertha, Emma Drummer, Charlie Drummer, Bilis Harper, Mary Bell, Edward Bridgewater, Joseph Taylor, Herbert Duvall, Victer and Franklin Smith, among others. A 6 o'clock luncheon followed games, with decorations in red and green creating a festive setting.

Richard ©. Williams Kenyon Avenue Little Bernice Ousley Clara Bertha Emma Charlie Drummer Bilis. Harper Mary Bell Edward Bridgewater Joseph Taylor Herbert Duvall Victer Franklin Smith

Morocco Club Hosts Meeting by Mrs Harry Jefferson

Mrs. Harry Jefferson will host the Morocco Club gathering on Tuesday with members invited to attend. The event highlights social exchange and club activities in the community.

Harry Jefferson

Local Ladies Social Notes Highlight Visits and Meetings

Miss Edith Brooks returns to Chicago after visiting her mother Mrs. Katie Brooks. Mrs. Rosa Walker hosts the Art Embroidery Club last Friday. Mrs. G W Ozier returns to Newport due to her sister Mrs. Grace Spencer illness in Lexington. Rosa Walker of Washington Terrace entertains the Improvement Club Monday evening.

Edith Brooks Chicago Katie Brooks Rosa Walker Art Embroidery Club Grace Spencer Washington Terrace Improvement Club

Local Notices From Richmond Area March Updates

Mr Thos Taylor was accidentally killed in Richmond Indiana on March 1. Mrs Hoffman hosted the Climbers last Friday. The W C T U will meet at the Y W C A Sunday March 14 at 3 PM. Mr Thorn Cuthbert of Chicago visited his mother and sister last week. The Ideal Embroidery Club met at the Y W C last Friday. Rumors of Hartley Parham's death were false. he remains dangerously ill.

Thos, Taylor Richmond Ind Thorn Cuthbert Chicago Ideal Embroidery Club Hartley Parhams

Birthday party honors Mrs. Mamie Bacon at 826 West B Highth St

West End charity circle hosts a surprise Monday gathering for President Mrs. Mamie B Bacon. Guests included 20 covers, gifts such as a Pathephone and 27 records from her daughter Miss Carrie B King. Also noted are local Mason initiations and society club meetings amid cold weather.

West End Mamie B. Bacon W. Bhighth Street Carrie B. King The Smarter Set Co

Crescent Club Dinner Honors H Pace Insurance Magnate

The Crescent Club at Sterling hosted a Sunday dinner for H Pace a Georgia insurance magnate and New York music publisher with guests including Prof Clarence Jones Chicago pianist Chandler of Columbus and C R Davia local representative of the A S L A Insurance Co Afterward they rode to Grand Central Depot in Dr Vaughan's car with support from Dr Ross and the Prest of the Reiger-Schaeter Co

Crescent Club The Sterling H. Pace Georgia New York Clarence Jones Chicago Messrs Chandler Columbus C. R. Davia 8S. L. & A. Insurance Co Grand Central Dépot Dr. Vaughan Dr. Ross

Washington Terrace woman hosts luncheon for friends

Mrs C Meyers of Washington Ter entertained her friends last week. Mrs Alice Belle Hzell married Mr Albert Mathew on Thursday morning and is now at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs John Bzell, 2325 Boone Street.

Mrs. C. Meyers Washington Alice Belle Hzell Albert Mathew John Bzell Boone Street

Smoker at the Y Honors Pace and Chandler Saturday Night

The Business Men's Club hosted a social evening at the Y in honor of Messrs Pace and Chandler. Pace heads Supreme Life Assurance Co. and Chandler and C. R. Davis act as agents, making for an enjoyable gathering and notable community ties.

Messrs Pace Chandler Business Men's Club Mr. Pace Supreme Life. Assurance Co Messrs ‘Chandler C. R. Davis

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