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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1923

Page

4

How Will Restoration Affect the Disabled

Mr N C Flowers discusses restoration for millions living without limbs or eyes at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday at 3 30 P M with invitations issued No collection. Bible students. Mrs Helen Smothers hosted Colonial Club last Wednesday with Mrs Jasper Breckenridge as guest. Rosa Ware, Marilyn Anderson, and Miss Sarah Hawkins listed as sick.

N. C. Flowers Knights of Honor Hall Helen Smothers Jasper Breckenridge Colonial Club Marilyn Anderson Louis Anderson

Local Ladies Visit Sevier County Host in Kentucky

Mrs. Sarah Hubbard and others from Sever Kentucky are guests of Mrs. Lutie Frye at 1052 Kossuth Street. Mrs. Ross Wortham had a successful operation at Evangeline Home on West Sixth Street and is now recovering. Mr. Loray Turner will replace Mr. Martin at The Auburdale.

Sarah Hubbard Maeewis Christine Green Sever, Ky Lutie Ae Frye Kossuth Street Ross Wortham Evangeline Home West Sixth Street Loray Turner Mr. Martin Auburndale

Vaudeville and film bill headline May shows

The Home of First Raw Feature Pictures presents a slate of vaudeville acts and feature films from May 6 to May 13. Highlights include In Arabia with Tom Mix, Blood and Sand with Valentino, and rapid fire comedies plus Smiles Are. New Author Pushers.

Arabia Tom Mix Rudolph Valentino Lila Lee Nita Naldi Valentino Mexico Walvce Reid

Thanks to neighbors for kindness during mother's illness

Mrs Lela Morgan expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their kindness while her mother was ill in Cincinnati and who passed away on Sunday April 22 in Ripley Ohio. She also thanks those who sent floral pieces.

Cincinnati Ripley Ohio

Mrs Johnson Improves as Club Guests Attend Event

Mrs Mary Johnson is improving. Mrs Eureka Harrison and Mrs Lorell Jordan were guests of Colonial Club last Wednesday.

Mary Johnson Eureka Harrison Lorell Jordan Colonial Club

Local notices and social items recount bereavement and events

Many relatives and neighbors thank friends for sympathy after the death of Malcolm Charles McLeod. They note thanks to Father E. H. Oxley, the boys choir, donors, and others. Also mentioned are Mrs Cornelia Johnson’s illness, Hardesty birthday party, Amelia Johnson’s recovery from LaGrippe, Thomas Hargrave’s family, Moore and Hughes marriage, Park Street praise, Rev Smith return, Green’s West Baden trip and surprise party, Orphan Asylum concert at Memorial Hall, and completion of Valton’s double garage with a summer porch roof.

Malcom Charles McLeod E. H. Oxley Bowers and Renfro Ielding

Bereavement thanks for support after death of Mr W S Martin

In the hour of my bereavement on the death of my husband Mr W S Martin I thank Rev J Naithcox Allen Tenn ie AME Church members choir auxiliaries DeHart camp United Brothers of Friendship Sisters of the Mysterious Ten masonic lodges and friends for kindness. I also thank Mary Coleman for the song and donors of floral tributes and Rankin Brothers for their services. Mrs Alice K Martin.

W. 5. Martin J. Naithcox Allen Tennie A.M. E. Church DeHart Camp United Brothers of Friendship Mary Coleman The Rankin Brothers Alice K. Martin

Century Club Overcomes Deficit For Y M C A Drive

The Century Club of the 5th St Y M C A completed a four week special drive and raised 1000 to balance the budget. The organization now has 175 sustaining members and aims to expand YMCA programs among Cincinnati's colored community next year.

Century Club Circle Fraternal League Fraternal Day Committee Cincinnati

Local committees win parks and facilities for African Americans

Local committees on race relations secure a park and swimming pool for Negroes in Atlanta, a detention home for colored girls in Savannah, an $85,000 recreation ground in Memphis, a playground and swimming pool promise in Louisville, and improved train travel conditions in Oklahoma.

Atlanta Savannah Memphis Louisville Oklahoma

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Horace Suddutsh W. St. St Horace Sudduth West Fifth Street Geutmys Br Reginald E. Beamon Meath West Fifth St John Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave E. W. H. Representa Stanley Spragens Wercantile Librar Wolbrn Henry C. Rocker Walnut Street West Eighth Street Canal Chis NEW Motor Hearst W. H. Hill & Company Funeral Directors & Embailmers West Cincinnati, Ohio Rankin Bros Woodburn Chapel Street Jon D. McCoy West Ninth Street Wes Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Col. Freeman Ave J. P. Williams’ Restaurant West 15 Ellis Brothers Rosa Ware Sarah Hawkins Wm. McFarland General Hospital Mrs Lela Morgan Cornelia Johnson Indianapolis Amelia Johnson Thomas B. Hargrave Mathers St Chas. Moore Irene Hlughes Turnell Rev. Smith Park St Smith F. P. Green West Baden Ind Uests Orphan Asylum Memorial Hall Wurlitzer Conrr Orphan Boys Beneft Y. M. C. A. Organization Hone West Barr Street W. Copeland Abulance Service Gedi Ohi Fifth Central Avenue Central Ave Eve Vbody Welcowe Moroney Third Street Terminal Wike Phome West van Horn St L. H. G. Sanders Embaimer Eighth Street T. J. Banks Hotel Sterling Mound Street Cincinrati, O Edward S. Johnson West Seventh Street Cutter Street Lincoln Avenue Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Edward H. Habig Pekin Theatre Cincinnati and Covington E. L. Gifford Company Madisonville
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