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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1919

Page

3

Milissa Hunster 1847 May 22 Pioneer Cincinnati Educator

Mrs. Milissa Mason Hunster born April 12 1847 in Cincinnati Ohio died May 22 at 1 30 pm aged 72 years 1 month and 9 days. She taught in Cincinnati public schools 33 years and was a pioneer member of Allen Temple Walnut Hills. She married Joseph A Hunster July 26 1871 and was the first wedding at Allen Temple. Survived by husband a niece and nephew two great nieces and two great nephews and many friends. Her loss is our eternal gain as she entered the heavenly rest.

Milissa Mason Hunster Cincinnati Ohio Joseph A. Hunster R. A. Johnson Allen Temple Melissa Hunster Walnut Hills Heavenly Garden

Women head to Fisk University graduation

Mrs. Rosa A. Watkins, Mrs. Georgia Saunders and Mrs. Nannie Davia left Friday night for Nashville to attend Fisk University graduation exercises.

Rosa A. Watkins Georgia Saunders Nannie Davia Nashville, Tenn Fisk University

Local social and church notices highlight community events

The board of managers and guests gathered at Miss L. B. Brown’s home, with Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Watkins, and others attending. A new Negro Civic League formed at Lincoln Grant School led by Prof. R L Yancy and Mrs J G Butler. hospital admissions and deaths noted. Church entertainments and a cornerstone ceremony at St James A M E Church drew hundreds.

Negro Civic League Lincoln-Grant School R. L. Yancy J. G. Butler

In Memoriam Hunter Mrs at 1116 Chapel Street Walnut Hills

The loving wife of Joseph A Hunter of 1116 Chapel street Walnut Hills died May 22 1919 after a long illness. She was buried from Brown Chapel May 24 with Rev Frazier and others officiating. Special thanks to Union Gas Co teachers officers and pallbearers. Loving husband and relatives express gratitude for sympathy and church support.

Joseph A. Hunster Chapel Street Walnut Hills Brown Chapel Roberts Blackburn Gray Union Criti. Gas Co Sarah Jones O. N. Bell Blanche Liverpool Hettie Taylor N. B. Philips Thomas Triplett Maria Cox Clara Willis Elvira McLeod Annie J. Rankin Frazier Hattie Dixon Bro. Rankins & Bro

Woman Arrested for Acid Attack on Son and Daughter-in-Law

Mrs. M. E. Goodwin of Taylor Mountain was arrested in Charleston on a charge of throwing acid into the faces of her son J. F. Goodwin and his wife while they slept. Both victims were badly burned. an observer said a woman with a covered face fled their bedroom after the act. The quarrel between the two women had been reported recently.

Charleston W. Va M. E. Goodwin Taylor Mountain J. F. Goodwin

Alimony Fight in Federal Court Over $10,000

Judge A M J Cochran heard the case on a motion by Anna Anderson of Kingston Roane County seeking to enforce a $10,000 alimony judgment against Dr James S Anderson of Somerset. Anderson, a physician with a large practice and a sanitarium, denies racial claims and says he is a Choctaw Indian.

Richmond A. M. J. Cochran Anna Anderson Kingston Roane County James S. Anderson Somerset Tennessee Anderson Louisville

Japan's Knitting Industry Expands in Osaka

The knitted goods trade began a decade ago in Osaka and has grown to an estimated 1,800 manufacturers in the city alone. The industry now supports a broad network of producers, reflecting rapid local growth.

Japan Osaka

Misidentified heritage prompts Choctaw clarification

Report notes confusion over a person described as a blackfoot Indian but identified as Choctaw. The article outlines the need to verify tribal affiliation and avoid mislabeling individuals in ethnic descriptors.

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