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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1919

Page

3

Second Baptist Church Hosts Spring Rally And Event

Reverend A W Jackson receives new spring suit two vests new hat gold watch fob carnations from Second Baptist Church. Grand rally officiated by Reverend B D Scott signals strong attendance as Y M C A Band plans March 24 1919 recital at the church. Mrs R Easley and Mrs Mary L Fitzgerald suffer LaGrippe while church members pray for recovery.

A. W. Jackson Second Baptist Church B. D. Scott 3 Mary's P. M R. Easly R. Easley Clovernook School Mary L. Fitzgerald

Calvary Sunday School Leaders Earn Banner at Zion

Calvary Sunday-school under L E Brown AP for six years and nine cabinet officers, including Jas L Payne and Georgia A Brown, has grown into three divisions, nine departments, and 52 officers. At Zion Baptist Church on March 16, the school received the banner for largest attendance and the pennant for officer attendance, with talks urging renewed zeal and fresh officers.

Calvary Sunday-school L. E. Brown Precinct A Jas. L. Payne Georgia A. Brown Helen Jackson Mary Wilson Edith Noles J. J. Wilson David Wilson H. L. Page Zion Baptist Church Bro. Horse Zion Calvary

Berry Enters Protest Against Negro Discrimination

Athens Ohio March 1 3 Strong protest against discrimination toward negro soldiers urged by Edward Berry Republican State Advisory Committee member grows from alleged Red Cross refusals to serve colored soldiers passing through. Berry cites Civil War era segregation and cites incidents in Pittsburg Columbus and nationwide as proof of persistent inequality.

Athens Ohio Edward Berry Republican State Advisory Committee Red Cross Berry Pittsburg Major Johnson Columbus Coun

Confession by Jack Johnson sparks criticism and disbelief

The statement questions Jack Johnson's admission calling it a fake with Willard as late and as discreditable, noting it repeats what many people have long known about the affair.

Jack Johnson

Furnished room for couple on Montford Street

For rent a furnished room suitable for a man and wife at 2927 Montford Street. Contact Mrs. A Thrasher for details and arrangements.

Bath Electric Light Ida Ave Norwood Montford Street A. Thrasher

Usefulness as the final test for leadership choice

Forbes Magazine argues usefulness is the determining test when seeking a new leader for any role, from president to minister to clerk. Every aim of society is to produce individuals who will be useful and able to serve mankind, selecting those who prove most helpful in their positions.

Forbes Magazine

FOR A LAUGH To Keep From Yawning

A collection of light jokes about social duties waiter stories and political anecdotes. A quip about a restaurant chicken named in a road troupe and a hat worn to fan soup frame the humor.

Indians Support War Effort Through Donations and Bonds

The excerpt notes that 300,114 Indians contributed to War Relief, and 9000 Indian soldiers donated, with total donations around $2,000,000. It also records purchases of Liberty Bonds valued at $50,000,000 as part of the campaign.

Read and Patronize Our Advertisers This Week

A plea to readers to weekly check the advertisers and support reliable local businesses. The Union urges patronage and invites readers to mention the paper, promising courteous service and potential bargains.

Fannie L Brown Scalp Specialist Portrait Ad

Mrs Fannie L Brown scalp specialist and agent for Mme D J Butler's Hair Grower advertises services at 1654 Elmore Avenue Cumminsville. Contact details imply personal business and product endorsement. The short listing highlights the practitioner and location for potential customers.

Fannie L. Brown Mme D. J. Butler Elmore &J Cumminsville

Houses for Sale in Walnut Hills and Surrounding Streets

Real estate ads list multiple properties on Lincoln Avenue Seventh and Eighth Streets with 7 to 12 rooms. Prices range from 2,700 to 24,500 with options for two family setups, flats, and 20 room apartment blocks. Some listings offer small down payments with balance due later.

Lincoln Avenue Seventh Street Eighth Street

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