Personal notes on Chloe Morgan and Walnut Hills visit
Mrs Chloe Morgan is at home recuperating from a successful operation at The Evangeline Home. Mr and Mrs David Colter of Walnut Hills were delightfully entertained at Dinner Sunday in Cummnerilie as the guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene J Brown of Elmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Morgan
Evangeline Home
David Colter
Walnut Hills
Cumminerilie
Eugene J. Brown
Elmore St
Mrs Lavonia Triplett Opens Pono System at 635 Richmond
Mrs Lavonia Triplett has completed the Pono System of Scalp and Hair Treatment under Mrs E H Young and is now ready for business at 635 Richmond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavonia Triplett
E. H. Young
Richmond St
Collector for the Union Calls in Cumminsville
A collector for the Union will call at Cumminsville and College Hill on Monday March 23rd. The notice lists the locations and date for dues collection and related Union business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Cumminsville
College Hill
Notable local residents recover from illness and travel
Mrs. Hull of South Norwood is glad to be out again after a month's illness. Miss Gertrude Calter is home from West Virginia. Miss Sadie J. Buster of Wilmington is guest of the Gordon Hotel. Miss Margaret Anderson is visiting in Jackson Michigan. Mrs. M. Young of Portsmouth is convalescent. Mr. Henry Grandison and Mr. E. Smart are reported much improved. Mrs. Shirley Hawkins after being ill five weeks is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie J. Buster
Wilmington
Gordon Hotel
Miss Margaret Anderson
Jackson, Michigan
Henry Grandison
Smart
Shirley Hawkins
George Cordell
In Memory of Mrs Lizzie Paris 1912
Eight years after her death the poem remembers Mrs Lizzie Paris who departed life on March 16 1912. It honors her as a loving aunt and notes she loved the little ones. Signed by a son sister niece and nephew with a brief tribute by Berneda Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneda Bradford
Lizzie Paris
Feast of the Seven Tables at New Orphan Asylum
Mrs Beulah Samuels and Mrs Katie Royal, lady managers, thank members and friends for helping make the Feast of the Seven Tables a grand success. Reports later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Samuels
Katie Royal
New Orphan Asylum
The McCall News Students Publish Local Journal
The McCall News is produced by students at The McCall Industrial School. It emphasizes hand work and local journalism. A note requests prompt payment for Union rates, while a few Christian subscribers show support. The Sunshine Embroidery Club met at Mrs Calvin Jacksons Oakley residence last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
McCall Industial School
The
Sunshine Embroidery Club
Calvin Jackson
Oakley
Pleasant visit precedes Palm Beach departure notice
Mr Jack King left after a pleasant visit en route to Palm Beach Florida. The Union proclaims a price note inviting subscribers to renew for a year at one dollar giving twenty dollars worth of news weekly, with a hint that prices will rise soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack King
Palm Beach
Florida
Community Notes From Cumminsville And Detroit Visits
Mr Isaac Weathers of Cumminsville enjoys a visit from his niece Mrs Mary Rowland of Detroit as Michigan climate boosts his health. He plans to return home soon then journey to Chicago. Mrs Henry Smothers hosts the Bolivian Art Club at Community House on Myrtle Ave. Madam Beatrice Conrad is convalescent. Alford Patten dies March 16 at 8 30 P M home 1047 John St funeral March 21 Zion Baptist Church 1 30 P M. John Cloaks dies March 2 1926 in Louisville Ky. The Crescent Club Rooms at Sterling Hotel host dinner by E L Thomas and M L Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Weathers
Dirt Street
Cumminsville
Mary Rowland
Hartford Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Chicago
Henry Smothers
Walnut Hills
Myrtle Ave
Alford Patten
John St
Zion Baptist Church
John Cloaks
Bis Life
Louisville
Mrs Bettie Devers Hosts At Phylis Wheatly Club
Social notes describe Mrs Bettie Devers entertaining at the Phylis Wheatly Club room last Saturday. Several members are noted with illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Cordell and Mrs White. Supporting remarks mention visits, the Art Embroidery Club gathering, and a lecture on House Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Devers
Phylis Wheatly Club Room
The
Phyliss Wheatly Club
Sacred Recital At Park Street Church By Mrs Givens
Mrs Isa bell Givens presents a sacred recital Sunday night March 28 at 8 PM at Park Street Church with Perry Parker as manager Anna Berry as secretary Rev B F Smith assistant secretary. Come early for seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabell Givens
Park St
Perry Parker
Anna Berry
B. F .Smith
Rates for Advertising in The Union
Advertising rates noted for The Union reach thousands of readers. The message highlights broad reach and recognition, emphasizing potential visibility for businesses and sponsors.
Bishop Knox to Preach at C. M. E. Church Sunday
Mary M. Knox will preach at the C. M. E. Church Sunday at 3 P.M. The sermon topic is How to get a real Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Knox
International Bible Students Hold Special Services
International Bible Students hold Special Services at Hotel Sterling on Sunday March 21 as advertised in this paper. The article notes "HUMANITY'S WOES AND ITS CURE" and mentions no meeting at Knights of Honor Hall until March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bible Students
Hotel Sterling
Knights of Honor
Louis Wharton To Give Treat For Easter Children
Louis Wharton assistant steward of the Hamilton club prepares to entertain about 200 colored Sunday school children from Payne A. M. E., Second Baptist and Pilgrim Baptist churches of Hamilton on Easter Sunday afternoon. He has previously provided Christmas trees for Union Baptist in Cincinnati and Easter baskets for them over seven years. Hamilton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wharton
Hamilton Club
Childern
Payne A. M. E
Second Baptist
Pilgrim Baptist Churches
Hamilton
Wharton
Union Baptist Sunday School of Cincinnati
Hamilton Journal
Miss Clara Stevens Opens Hair and Scalp Studio
Miss Clara Stevens completes Pero System training under Mrs. Hattie M. Castleman and offers services at her home 2212 Main Street. Contact Woodburn 515 Y for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Castleman
Main Street
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Rach & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Speed Gates, Proprietor
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati, O
Lina Still
W. Éibt
Borwocod
East Norwood
Highland Avenue
Geo
I Bessey
B. Third Street
Cineazati
Obie
J. Walker
Thos
Ahs
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
W. Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Emma Buckner Collins
Lockland, O
Steward Ave
West Sixth Street
S. T. Sneed
H. G. Sanders
West
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
Freeman Avenue
Calla
Blackstone H
RANKIN@BROS
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Chandler
Gertrude Calter
West Virginia
M. Young
Portsmouth
Bone
America
Ananias
Georgine K. Smith
Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor
Beatrice Conrad
Carnation Club No. 1
George Wilson
University Ave
Crescent Club
Sterling Hotel
Messrs
E. L. Thomas
M. L. Ziegler
Mrs. Ora Dorsey Million
Mrs. Oliver Payne
Edw. Burrell
Art Embroidery Club
L. B. Hammond
Gallipolis, O
Mrs. Cordell
Cc. E. White
Little Cecil Cordell
Cecil Johnson
Gardner Spencer
Mirs. Spencer, Jr
Walker
Clara Stevens
Pero
Woodburn
Mathers Street
Kerper Ave
Lincoln Ave
Beresford Ave
Horace Sudduth
West Fifth Street
Foraker Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Martha Bowman
West Fourth St
Phone West 2140
W. Copeland
L. J. Young
Prof
Cincinnazi
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
West 2950
Foster K. Burr
Capitol Petroleum Company of
Denver
Colorado
J. T. Conyard
Edward H. Habig
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