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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1920
Page
4
The advertisement states goods available for purchase at both wholesale and retail at 653 Kenyon Avenue. The terse listing highlights a single address for buying options. No further details on product types or prices are provided.
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends who aided during Alfred Patton's illness and death. Morning meeting at Bethel Baptist Church featured sermons, music, and extensive notices of organizers, officers, and attendees from Cincinnati, Hamilton, Lebanon, Oxford, and surrounding groups. The 1920 convention adjourned to Oxford, with totals of 113.78 in cash plus children's hour 10.50 and 60 attendees coordinated by Lucille Edwards, Mary Caldwell, Lula Barber, and others.
A digest of local events includes donations from a March benefit concert at Carmel Presbyterian Church, Sunshine Embroidery Club meeting at Mrs. Evans's Taft Jane residence, and a First Baptist revival adding members and raising $1100. Various visits, arrivals, illness updates, and club notices fill a busy civic page with names, places, and dates.
The bulletin notes Wesley Garr suffering paralysis on Tuesday while Foster and Henderson show improvement. Salome Johnston remains critically ill, and E Culpher returned from Middletown, with Culpher visiting Walnut Hills Monday. Derring and H Coleman are described as better and visiting locals, Millie Thomas improves rapidly, Peters stays poorly, and several families including the Earharts and Wilsons spent Sunday away. Barber Earhart and son visited Glendale, Everett Jackson spent Sunday in Hamilton.
The Cincinnati District Missionary Convention, auxiliary to the Ohio Baptist General Association, closed Sunday afternoon after one of the most interesting sessions. The event began with the first gavel lap on Saturday.
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