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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1923
Page
2
The Union urges unity and loyalty among readers, stressing spiritual, moral, and political progress. It cites the need for communal effort and mutual support, with a biblical maxim about reciprocity guiding civic conduct and collective advancement.
A quotation emphasizes the necessity of protest against injustice and ignorance. It argues that silence breeds cowardice and credits the human race's progress to collective speaking out. It lauds the few who dare to raise their voices to correct wrongs.
Malcolm C McLeod son of Donald W and Alberta A McLeod born July 12 1918 died April 21 1923 age 4 years 9 months. He was fearless retiring yet courageous loving brother to Alden and devoted to his parents. He worshipped at St Andrews Church and gave to God and church. his life left a wholesome impression like a snowdrop. None knew him but to love him Nor named him but to praise.
The Phoebe Allen W C T U Institute convened at Allen Temple with many delegates present. Splendid programs were enjoyed and the sessions were most interesting. Mrs. Phoebe Allen presided, Mrs. Broadus served as secretary, and Mrs. J Johnson was the reporter.
Coloratura soprano Antoinette Garnes has earned Bachelor and Master of Music degrees and is a Chicago Musical College diamond medal winner. She appears at Memorial Hall next Thursday night in a song recital hailed as a must hear event.
Former Walnut Hills High School all around athlete now a Michigan university student wins the running hop, step and jump at the Pennsylvania relay games held at Franklin Field on Friday.
Hubbard achieved 48 feet 10% inches in a Friday win, planning to target a record in the running broad jump on Saturday afternoon. He outdistanced Rose of Pennsylvania by over six feet with 42 feet 3 inches, and Cincinnati praises him as both scholar and athlete.
A statewide gathering of social workers from Columbus Akron Dayton and Cincinnati meets Friday and Saturday May 11 and 12 at the Ninth Street Y M C A. Key speakers include N B Allen G W Thompson J A Greg and G F David with sessions open to the public and Friday 12 program featuring Dr Greg and Dr Haynes.
Tallahassee April 26. Sheriff J R Jones of Leon County is ousted after alleged efforts to obtain a $200 head, tied to the Tabert case. A Special Committee calls for medical board inquiry into Dr Capers Jones of Putnam Lumber, whose camp held Tabert, who died from a lash beating. Warning issued to protect witnesses as Higgenbotham’s trial looms. Calls for monument to Tabert and notes past Negro fatalities.
A husband questions a new mattress and learns it is the old one repaired by Hall Sweeney Mattress Co at 735 Richmond Street. The firm advertises renovating and repairing as a specialty with office and salesroom and phone West 6588.
An old classified line advertises for twenty salesladies offering seven dollars per day. It directs applicants to write Hall-Sweeney Mattress Co. or call West 6588. The notice claims to be the only colored mattress factory in the United States.
Printed ad offering absolutely free 506 admission tickets for bazaar supper and entertainment to be mailed and delivered in Cincinnati. Free through April. EBERSOLE PRINTING CO. 3710 Lueders Ave.
Notice promotes limited shares in a local clothing company with two city stores, inviting buyers to discuss cash or installment plans with the manager. Also listed is a for sale ad: a beautiful five room house at 2726 Oakleaf Ave Pleasant Ridge with phone contact Ridge 465 R.
The Corinthian Lodge Building Commission offers dates for outings and picnics at the grounds 2979 Gilbert avenue Wal nut Hillis Norwood. The site lies in a prosperous colored community area with frequent car service and a cool shady setting. Facilities include swings a spacious kitchen and dining room for dinners and lunches. For details contact Howard T Greer chairman 23055 Mathers street Woodburn 2734 X or Woodburn 2200 L.
On the Cunard Liner Albania a color line divided 141 white passengers from 34 black choir members bound for London. Tension rose as orchids and diamonds drew attention while a purser’s window line triggered 141 protests and threats to cancel passages.
A brief remark suggests that once safe on the other side, if they conduct themselves properly they will not face ostracism or segregation, though initial perceptions include envy over clothing and diamonds. The tone hints at social prejudice and conditional acceptance based on behavior.
Optimistic note from Washington dated April 26 reports Haiti's future looks brighter. Secretary of State information cites Brigadier General Russell, Marine Corps high commissioner in Haiti since March 1922, in Hughes report.
Private furnished room available in a desirable Woodburn area home. For details call Woodburn 2407 L.
Mrs C Turner of The Andover Flats has moved to The Auburn dale Flats and will go out to do Poro Hair Work. For information call Avon 1430 Y.
Dr E A Williams named National Agent for Old Line Life Insurance to underwrite or rewrite group life policies for Fraternal Order lodges and societies. The plan guarantees full payment at death within five days, without the usual delays. Lodge leaders are urged to adopt to ensure prompt death claim payouts.
Mound Bayou, Mississippi, a Negro town with a $50,600 school, hospital, bank, and Negro citizens only, has had no jail for twenty five years. City officials are Negro and founder Isaiah Montgomery notes residents stay busy and avoid trouble.
Renfro and Fielding Funeral Service announces first class seven passenger closed cars for funerals at $7.00 and motor hearse service for $9.00 to all parts of the city and suburbs. Located at 746 Richmond Street with West 5931 and West 6112 exchanges.
Cleaning pressing and repairing services plus soft drinks and daily papers. Model Laundry Agency FP M Stryla proprietor. The ad touts top quality shoe shining in the city and includes a laundry agency offering daily newspapers.
An old Danville Virginia advertisement for a tires and tubes shop promotes service with the slogan Invite us to your next Blowout inviting customers to rely on the local shop for tire emergencies and replacements.
Real estate listing offers Beresford Avenue properties with flexible terms and approachable payment options. Viewings available by appointment. contact for details and current pricing.
An advertisement promises samples by mail for $2.50 with home delivery and no extra charges. It urges readers to drop a postal or phone contact, noting the agent will call immediately and claims the company owns its building with no rent.
A fragmented classified notice states a price of 2.69 for unspecified items and urges customers not to pay more. It mentions dropping a postal or form of order, a potential pickup at once, and implies owing terms or payment to a person or firm called K. Ebersole PTG CU.
Real estate listing announces a seven room modern house owned by Robt McWhorter to be moved from. The property sits on a 530 by 150 foot lot with trees flowers and shrubbery. Includes three garages and a large greenhouse with easy terms at 3236 Beresford avenue Walnut Hills.
Contractor J. T. Crutcher handles remodeling of the Seventh and Linn Streets building with hardwood floors listed as a specialty.
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