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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
4
Lieut Nathan E Taylor continues to improve and can sit up. Dr. Loveretté says he will be able to be out in ten to fifteen days.
A memorial verse for James Powell dated May 8 1917 expresses enduring grief and constant remembrance. The tribute notes sadness and the family’s affection, signed by Mrs James Powell and Family.
St Andrews Episcopal Church announces Rev E H Oxley rector and Percy J Knapp field secretary will preach Sunday May 11 at 11 o clock. First laymen to occupy the pulpit, subject Whats the Matter with the Church, public welcome.
Mr. Courtenay Dinwiddie of the A T S will address the Forum at St Andrew's Parish House Sunday May 11 at 4 PM. Topic Organized Neighborliness or a Statement of the Social Unit Aims. Public invited. Last Sunday Dr Elizabeth Campbell spoke on Social Hygiene Society aims and Representative Bonser explained justice in the Beatty Civil Rights Bill.
Mrs. Mack Wallace of Mathers Street is quite ill. Mr. E. F. Castleman of Columbus spent several days with his brother Clay in Madisonville. Mr. Stanley Hill recently traveled to Columbus. Mrs. William James was called to Indianapolis last week by the sudden death of her aunt, Mrs. William Weeden.
Obituary note records Mrs Mary Louise Booker passing May 5 after a three year ten month illness. The column lists visiting relatives and community members including Esther Bean, Harry and Mrs Jones, P W Edison, Maysie Parker, Vina Parker, Ira Hit, L E Kemper, Mary Monro, Eddie Walker, Worthen, Mary Moore and Ed Davis, plus local events and arrivals.
Miss Rebecca Ross hosted a birthday gathering after a brief illness with many friends in attendance. All guests reported a delightful time as the hostess enjoyed the celebration amid warm remarks and good company. Mr. Silas Martin continues quite well.
Mrs. Bessie Sutton returns from five months in Florida and old friends welcome her back. Private Lincoln Gray, recently reenlisted from France, shared adventure stories at a Watts dinner. Local couples host and congratulate newlyweds L Galbert and Bettie Lastly. Various guests visit within Columbus and Paris Ky. The Odd Fellows sermon and Bible Students meeting are announced for May 11. Dr John Banks's visit ends with a return to Columbus.
C M White head of the Supreme Chapter of American Woodmen will deliver an address at Brown Chapel on Monday night March 12. A large crowd is expected and abundant refreshments will be served. Mr and Mrs J W Woods of Portsmouth and Mr John Brooks of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Henry Brooks last week. Lieut Gow named organizer of Soldiers and Sailors by War Camp officials praising his dedication to community betterment.
Mrs. Pearl Watts returns home after a pleasant stay with Mrs. K. J. Bellamy. John H. Allen, barber at 514 John Street, back from service with the 813th Pioneer Regiment since September, resumes charge of his father's business. The Union seeks a capable advertising solicitor, male or female. address W. P. Dabney.
The Union seeks a qualified circulation manager, male or female, to join its staff. Mr and Mrs Ben Huey of Lincoln Avenue report purchasing a fine home on Chandler Street in Madisonville.
Mrs L B Hoggan hosted supper guest Mr M Cleveland of Lexington Kentucky. Quarterly meeting planned at Brown Chapel A M E Church on Sunday May Yith 1919 with Rev J C Brewer of Covington to preach at 3 p m. Rev P J Blackburn is pastor.
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