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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1919
Page
4
Telegrams Track Band Leader Ferguson Arrival
On March 6 Miss Lucille Buckner received a telegram announcing Band Leader B W Ferguson's arrival in New York. Ten days later a message from Columbus said he was en route to Camp Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille R. Buckner
B. W. Ferguson
New York
Columbus
Camp Sherman
Widows Thank Community After Lucy Whalen’s Death
Mrs Georgia Hardy and Miss Annie Hardy express gratitude for sympathy and Jowers given after the death of Lucy Whalen. They thank Rev Jones for the sermon, Undertaker Thompson for services, the choir and organizations for consolation. Also note Estelle Wyatt and George Jr widow and son of the late Rev G W Wyatt admitted to Mt Vernon Ohio State Sanitorium for TB treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Hardy
Annie Hardy
Lucy Whalen
Rev. Jones
Undertaker Thompson
Estelle Wyatt
Geo. Jr
G. W. Wyatt
Ohio State
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
The Schoolmen's Club Meeting And Banquet
The Schoolmen's Club met at Dr. Francis M. Russell's residence last Friday night and found the event very enjoyable and beneficial. Guests crowded the hospitality, nearly voting themselves members, and assuming speaking privileges of the once exclusive club. Lieut. Geo. Austin, from Chillicothe, captivated the audience with a stirring recital of Allied soldiers' deeds on the front in La Belle France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Russell
Lieut
Geo. Austin
Chillicothe
la Belle France
Mrs Castleman Completes Poro Hair Course for Woodburn
Mrs Hattie M Castleman has completed the Poro System of Hair and Scalp Culture course and is ready to receive customers at her apartments 66 Washington Terrace Woodburn 4177 Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Still
Hattie M. Castleman
Washington Terrace
Woodburn
80th Anniversary Celebrated For Maggie Dunlap Friday Night
An unannounced informal gathering marked the 80th anniversary of Mrs Maggie Dunlap on Friday night. Friends attended and sent tokens of remembrance, celebrating her as the Maggie Dunlap known for enduring charm and variety not aged by time.
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Maggie Dunlap
Maggie” Dunlap
Local residents recover from illness in Perry Street area
Mrs. Harvey of Perry Street, after a serious illness, is able to be about again. Miss Estella Graham and Mrs. Olivia Lewis Jones have improved from illness. Mrs. Robert Fisher has returned home after visiting relatives in Chicago and Rochester, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fisher
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Card of Thanks and Local Notices Toward Spring Revival
Rev H L Page and family thank Calvary members for attention to his wife and son during their affliction. They praise Rev F P Green and other ministers and Rankin Brothers for services. A Mother and Daughter meeting and parents and teachers meeting were planned for the 20th. Wilber Page spoke at B C Christian Endeavor. Corporal James M Stone returned from France. Horace Nelson and wife passed through to Lexington Ky to bury her uncle. Horace and wife visiting sister Madam Ridder of Walnut Hills. Wilber Page home from France. A Spring revival began last Sunday at Mt Zion Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Page
Calvary
F. P. Green
Rankin Brothers
Horace Nelson
Lexington, Ky
Mrs James Stone Joins Husband in Cincinnati
Mrs James Stone of Chicago has joined her husband in Cincinnati. Baby Edna Pinkard will soon be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone
Chicago
Cincinnati
Baby Edna Pinkard
Local Residents Face Illness in City
Mrs. Henrettia Livingston of Kenyon avenue is recovering after flu and bronchial pneumonia, able to sit up now. Mrs. Mollie Huey traveled to Philadelphia due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrettia Livingston
Kenyon Avenue
Mollie Huey
Philadelphia
Visit of Sergt. T. F. Killebrew Surprises Miss Jolynson
Miss Ruth B Jolynson enjoyed a pleasant visitor from France, Sergt. T F Killebrew of the 351st Field Artillery. The home welcome highlighted postwar service and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Jolynson
Sergt. T. 4. Killebrew
351St Field Artillery
France
Magnolia Club Event and Local Notices
Mrs Callie Manley hosted the Magnolia Club on Saturday at Knights of Honor Hall with a Watch Tower Bible Class on Judas influence. Clinton Springs mourns Grace Bradshaw. family thanks friends for sympathy. Miss Alexine Crawford, probation officer, is ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Manley
Magnolia Club
Judas
John
Watch Tower
Knights of Honor Hall
Grace Bradshaw
Clinton Springs
Avondale
Alexine Crawford
Road Show Seeks Girls Singers or Dancers in Cincinnati
Advertises steady season work for light or brown skinned female performers. Caller instructed to contact Mr James Hines at 671 West Fifth Street, Cincinnati Ohio for audition or employment steps.
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West Fifth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
West Ninth Street
Optician
Cutter Street
West
Government war bonus act grants $60 to veterans
The United States Government grants a $60 cash bonus to soldiers officers and female nurses honorably discharged or resigned since April 6 1917 with eligibility extending to those who may resign before the enlistment period ends. Forward claims to Zone Finance Officer Lemon Building Washington DC and include a service statement with reporting place and date and the address for check delivery. Send the papers by registered mail for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Lemon Building
Washington, D. C
Bethel church notes and local happenings
L J Earhart reports Mrs Phelps' daughter improving and Bethel Church Sunday sermon by Rev Shelby. Home Coming at Mt Zion drawn vast crowd. Maple Street Christian Church buys silver communion set. Socials include Mrs S Johnson’s supper with Mrs M Craig and Miss Watson of Hamilton. Mrs L Dickerson attended Columbus Ohio convention. Rev Singleton of Louisville lectured at Christian Church. Rev Orr of Columbus spent days at home. Many Locklanders on sick list. Rev Dickerson left for Louisville. Mrs Paxton's daughter poorly. W H Houston gave timely address at Mass Meeting. Mrs Laura Mack able to be out. Mrs L Williams spent Wednesday in the city.
Sermons and travel mark Sunday news in town
Rev Franklin preached a venerable sermon on Sunday morning. Miss Estella Graham is convalescent after a serious illness. Mr Thorn Cuthbert left the city Thursday for Chicago. Lieut. Austin has been mustered out. Mr James Stinson has returned to Chicago after a brief visit.
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Franklin
Mr. Thorn Cuthbert
Chicago
James Stinson
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