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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
4
Sunday brought cheering news from the M. C. Moore home in Dayton as his health improved and many friends from near and far called. He plans a forthcoming visit to Lexington, and his sister formerly Mrs. Shelton of the city, arrived from Chicago to see him.
Mr. German Stephens sought divorce from Mrs. Fannie Stephens on gross neglect. With no appearance or defense by the wife, the court dissolved the marriage and released both parties from obligations. Mrs. Jane Randolph was summoned to Louisville on March 6, 1922, for her mother Amanda Freier's death. Xenia residents plan a Spring Festival for late March. James Isom hosted a surprise birthday party for his wife on Monday evening.
Aged memorial notice for Lucy Bishop who died March 8 1918. The piece recalls her suffering and peaceful rest, signed by her daughters, sister and grandchildren. Local items include illness notes, a birth, health trips, social visits, and a Knights of Honor lecture on March 19 by A T Hubbard with free admission.
The Spicy Playlets presented for Brown Chapel on Wednesday night were a great success in every way. Participants acquitted themselves well and Mrs C M Hough along with the committee in charge earned praise for their fine work.
The Busy Bee Club at Second Baptist Church in New Richmond reports active work with officers including President Sister Wiskee Vice President Sister McNorton Secretary Sister Platt Treasurer Sister Taley and Rev James Montgomery Pastor. Mr Payne Wheeler of Eastern Avenue is on the sick list. Mrs Allen Davis and Mrs Chas Homer traveled to Kenia Ohio for a basketball game and spent two days with Brother and Mrs Moore.
The Baughman Family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of a child Anna Lavena Fennell on February 27 1922. They cite Undertaker Copeland for arranging remains to Danville Ky and express deep gratitude from Mr and Mrs Omer Fennell 219 Laurel St. Also Mrs Georgie N Young’s death March 10 in Indianapolis mourned by five daughters two sons ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Rev W P Chapman resumes duties after five weeks illness. C J Walker Club met with Miss Lula Styles. Mrs E Smith Clinton Street hosted a surprise party with Aunt and Uncle from Lockland visiting.
Rev. E. H. Blue delivered two strong messages at morning and evening services with texts Prepare to Meet Thy God and You Did Not Choose Me But I Choose You. Crowded house with good afternoon B Y P D meeting attendance. Bro Anderson serves as City Union president.
The Esther Team held a social at President Mrs. Fannie Lewis home with all enjoying the event. Mrs Dora Fultz hosted Deacon Cockrill and wife and their parents at dinner at her Walnut Hills residence. Our Missionary group unanimously elected Mrs Clark as President of the Children's Band.
Mrs Combs, president of Mission ary, stays with her sick mother in Ripley Ohio, while Mrs Taborn visits her ill sister in Illinois and Mrs Blackburn remains with her mother in Winchester. The resting members include Mrs Walker, Mrs Howard, Mrs Parish, and Mrs Alsop. Mrs Haney attended church at First Baptist Walnut Hills on Sunday Precinct B. Mrs Rife presides and Mrs Mayme Frazier gave a solo at the Convention.
Lawyer J F Detton and others in Lockland on March 17. Jack Burns of Hartwell is sick. John Smith passed away Sunday morning with funeral Thursday. Harold and Bernard Taylor of Wilberforce spent the week with Elmwood parents. Mrs E Hunter of Glendale entertained the Valley Forge Club Thursday. Mamie Maxwell of Louisville weekend with Mrs Ridke of Pendery Ave. Mt Zion Church moving up on the Kings High Way. Isaac Miller organized a new group and F M McIntyre as choirister is doing well.
Miss Priscilla Thompson of Rossmoyne has returned home after spending several weeks in Indianapolis at the bedside of her sister in law Mrs Aaron B Thompson who died Sunday evening March 5 after a lingering illness. Mr Aaron B Thompson, husband of the deceased, is a known printer and poet from that town and formerly lived in Rossmoyne.
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