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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
8
Lieut. Nathan BD. Taylor continues to improve and can sit up. His physician Dr. Loveretté states he could be discharged and out in ten to fifteen days.
Remembrance notice for James Powell who died May 8 1917 with later poem lines. Dear father still we miss you tears in silence memory keeps you near us. Sadly missed by loving wife and children Mrs James Powell and Family.
Rev B H Oxley rector and Percy J Knapp field secretary of Brotherhood of St Andrew invite the public to St Andrew s Church for a Sunday morning sermon at 11 o clock with the topic What s the Matter with the Church Public welcome by the First Layman to occupy the pulpit of St Andrews Church
Mr Courtenay Dinwiddie of the A T S will address the Forum at St Andrew s Parish House Sunday May 11 at 4 o clock in the afternoon Topic Organized Neighborliness or a Statement of the Social Unit Aims Public invited Last Sunday Dr Elizabeth Campbell spoke on the work and aims of the Social Hygiene Society and Representative Bonser discussed the Beatty Civil Rights Bill in simple language
Mrs Mack Wallace of Mathers Street is quite ill. Mr E F Castleman of Columbus, Ohio, visited his brother Clay in Madisonville, Ohio. Mr Stanley Hill recently traveled to Columbus. Mrs William James went to Indianapolis after the sudden death of her aunt Mrs William Weeden. Mrs Mary Louise Booker died May 8th after years of illness.
Mrs Esther Bean visits her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Jones. Rev P W Edison travels to North Carolina for his mother Maggie Parker of Chicago visiting Mrs Vina Parker. Ira Hill tests a new machine Sunday. L B Kemper of Sparta Kentucky visits friends in the city. Mrs Mary Monroe lately indisposed. Eddie Walker of Cleveland spends a few hours in the city. Mr and Mrs Worthen depart for a South trip. Mrs Mary Moore and Greenville Miss granddaughter visit Mrs Ed Davis. W B Moore of Newport Kentucky moves to Covington. Dave Smith and baby return from Lexington after four months. Art Embroidery Club met with Mrs Devers on Washington Terrace last Friday. Rosa Walker and mother recover from neuralgia and are able to be out.
Miss Naomi Priest shows signs of improvement and may be out again. Mr and Mrs Mills celebrate the arrival of a fine child Ruth Livingston is able to attend again.
Miss Rebecca Ross hosted friends for a birthday celebration despite a brief illness. Mrs. Bessie Sutton returns to the city after five months in Florida, appearing well. Private Lincoln Gray of the 365th Infantry, recently back from France, spoke at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Watts and daughters, sharing wartime adventures.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Mitchem and Mr and Mrs Frazier Green shared a pleasant Sunday dinner at 816 Richmond Street. Friends expressed happiness at his return to duty noting the warm reunion and cordial gathering in a small community setting.
Mr L Galbert and Miss Ettie Lastly were married recently by Rev L W Gray. Mrs Louise L Mason of Betts street visits cousin Mrs French Thompson of Paris Kentucky and enjoys a delightful stay.
Mr and Mrs A Lindsay Brooks express gratitude through Mrs John Samples for reminders of their first anniversary at Mrs Samples home April 18 1919. Also notes moves and sermons and local social notices including Odd Fellows sermon May 11th and speeches by C M White Esq at Brown Chapel May 12th.
John H. Allen a well known barber at 514 John street who left with the 13th Pioneer Regiment last September has returned to the States and will again run his father’s business.
The Union seeks a skilled advertising solicitor, male or female, to join the team. Address applications to W. P. Dabney care of the Union. Potential candidates should forward details promptly.
The Union seeks a skilled circulation manager, male or female, with address directed to W. P. Dabney. Mr and Mrs Ben Huey of Linwood Avenue have purchased a beautiful residence on Chandler Street, Madisonville.
A supper guest was Mr M Cleveland of Lexington Kentucky at the home of Mrs L B Hoggan. A quarterly meeting is planned at Brown Chapel A M E Church on Sunday in May 1919 with Rev J Brewer of Covington preaching at 3 p m and Rev P J Blackburn P pastor.
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