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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1921

Page

4

Social notes honor guests and weddings in town

Mrs. Hester Thomas hosted a fine dinner at Barr Street for Mrs Katherine Isler and Mrs Emma Brumfield of New York City with twelve covers. A luncheon honored Sister Norah Taylor at Yale Avenue with Rev. Roberts and others present. A marriage bonded Mr Gee Drake and Miss Elizabeth Price on McAllister Street on Saturday April 30. Mrs. T Spencer Finney endures shock from her husband’s sudden death.

Hester Thomas Barr St Katherine Isler Emma Brumfield New York City Prince Rankin Elias Anderson Wyatt Saunders Clara Dudley C. E. A. Hunt Samuel Richards Yale Avenue W. A. Johnson Norah Taylor Roberts Ferguson Blackwell Holland Anna Hart Henry Breckenridge McAllister Street

Birthday Surprise From Bethlehem Chapter No 40

On May 2, our birthday, Sta: of Bethlehem Chapter No. 40 members in white surprised us with a program and prayers. Mrs. Fannie Drake presented a purse to the Matron, then a decorated birthday table with a large star cake and three gallons of ice cream. Minnie Champs signs off with thanks as others report community notices and club event plans.

Sta: of Bethlehem Fannie Drake

Branch Organization Makes Progress in New Initiative

A new branch organization has been started as part of ongoing efforts to expand reach and improve coordination. Leaders report steady momentum and community engagement growing around the initiative.

Mrs Zack Shotwell to Return to Indianapolis With PORO

Mrs Zack Shotwell and her daughter, the first to bring PORO to this city, plan to make Indianapolis their home. As an agent here she taught many others, and she thanks customers and friends for gifts. Her daughter Ollie left Tuesday, and Mrs Shotwell remains at 838 Hathaway St, West 901-L, for an undetermined period.

Zack Shotwell Indianapolis Mattie Brooks BE. WH. Young Susie Larkins Jannie Moore Flora H. Walker Bettie Jones Pearl Christian Lethe Broaddus Mattie Brown Emma Ru

Card of Thanks and family notices from Fronk era

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Eliza Fronk, thanks to Harriett Johnson Julia Ransom O’Brienville Benevolent Society and Undertaker Rankins, mentions funeral offerings and minister. Also notes congratulations to George Warren and Ethel Horner for birth of Charles Preston Warren, and a trip by James Bowler family. Remembrance poetry for James Powell with memory and mourning reflections.

Harriett Johnson Julia Ransom O'Brienville Benevolent Society Rankins A. J. Fronk George PB. Warren Chicago Ethel Horner Charles Preston Warren

Thanking those who offered condolences and services

The bereaved family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness after the death of their father, son, and brother. They thank the Rev. Ross, Rev. Watson, and Rev. Merritt for consoling words, the Baptist Choir, floral donors, Y. M. C. A., Fraternal League Grays Rand, and the undertakers Mr. and Mrs. Copeland for funeral arrangements.

Ross Watson Rev. Merritt Baptist Choir Grays Rand Mrs. Copeland

Mr Geo E Glenn Invests In Stocks

Mr Geo E Glenn is reported to be placing funds into stock investments. Local business notes indicate cautious growth and diversified holdings among listed securities. The report highlights Glenn as a single individual investor active in market purchases this period.

Geo. E. Glenn Haseen

Jesse D. Locker Speaks at Cumminsville NAACP Meeting

Mr. Jesse D. Locker native to this city delivers a speech at a large Cumminsville NAACP Company meeting two weeks ago. A promising young lawyer, he graduated from Howard University in 1915 and has since built a fine practice.

Jesse D. Locker Cumminsville Locker Howard University

Mrs Ethel Graham Letter About Sudden Death of Mr Finley

Mrs Ethel Graham writes a courteous note regarding the sudden death of Mr Finley, expressing sympathy and informing of the family’s bereavement.

Ethel Graham Finley

Mrs. L. Dorsey Purchases Chicago Residence on Champlain Ave

Mrs. L Dorsey of Chicago has purchased the residence at 4217 Champlain Avenue. The transfer shows a private sale completed this month with the buyer listed as Mrs. L Dorsey in city records.

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