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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1922

Page

3

Grace Dodge Day May 21 Observed At Vesper Service

W C A marks Grace Dodge Day with a 5 6 P M vesper program led by speaker Mrs Helen Peters Wallace and presiding by Miss Marie Belsinger. all friends invited. Also notes social updates including neighbors moving to 131 W Second St Newport KY and local club talks. Bruce Barton quote on intolerance ends the item.

Grace Dodge Helen Peters Wallace Marie Belsinger Association

New York Actress Katherine Spencer Rising Star

Katherine Spencer, a fast rising film star from New York, is identified as the niece of circus impresario John Robinson. Her father, Alvin W. Spencer, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, once served as United States consul to the West Indies.

Katherine Spencer Miss Spencer New York Alvin W. Spencer Cincinnati United States West Indies Katherine John Robinson

The Friendly Path by Walter J Robinson

An elderly, beloved figure greets neighbors with a warm smile beneath a worn cane. He has no wealth or fame, yet his honest life grants him a clear conscience and many trusted friends. The piece urges the world to value kindness over riches as life nears its end.

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