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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1918

Page

3

Church printing a specialty invites sample orders

An unidentified printer offers invitations and announcements with sample costs and ordering options. Advertises drop postal or phone contact, Ridge 395-R, for agent calls. Located at 3710 Lueders Avenue, Walnut Hills, city. Prices listed: 1000 for $1.35, 500 for 95 cents.

R. K. Au Eberosie Lueders Avenue City Walnut Hills

Sunday church services and home for rent notice

Sunday services list Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M Christian Endeavor at 7 P M You are cordially invited to attend. PORRENT Furnished front room for man and wife Bath Electric light etc 2529 Ida Ave Norwood.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Porrent Bath Ida Ave Norwood

Lockland Notes speeds and deaths in village news

Mrs Lucile Buckner spent Friday in Cincinnati en route to Boston. Mr J King died Saturday and his remains were taken to Georgia. Rev Culpher and wife hosted Rev P J Blackburn and wife of Walnut Hills. Mr W Houston, formerly of Owensboro Kentucky, has accepted a position at Careys. Little Herbert Baxter remains poorly. Mr and Mrs J Overson are located on Maple street. Mr Hardy is slightly improved. Rev Ross, Zion pastor, has bought a home in Glendale. Mrs C Fox and family spent Sunday out of the village. Mrs S Johnson and grandson spent Monday in the Queen City. Mrs E Culpher visited Maplewood Sunday. Mrs Rollins is improving. Mrs K Wallace remodeling her home. Rev John Orr officiated at a Hillsboro Ohio funeral. Miss Mullin of Oaktree died Sunday. Mr and Mrs O Terrell purchased property on Maple street.

Gratitude for Funeral Support After Granddaughter’s Death

Rev. W. W. Smith and family express thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy in the loss of their granddaughter Mabel Williams of Cleveland. They acknowledge Rev. Walter Jackson for consoling words and the floral tribute from the First Baptist Church of Cumminsville along with others who offered support.

W. W. Smith Cleveland Walter Jackson First Baptist Church of Cumminsville

Funeral thanks for loss of Sergeant Adolphus Duval

The Somerly family of Nellie E Johnson express sincere gratitude to friends relatives and acquaintances for sympathy condolence and kindness after the death of their husband and son Sergeant Adolphus Duvaul They thank Reverends Walker Jackson Gray and Green for remarks and James H Thompson for conducting the funeral and acknowledge floral donors.

Adolphus Duvaul J. F. Walker J. Howard Jackson L. W. Gray F. P. Green Jas. H. Thompson

Local Social Notes And Army Promotions

Mrs Elizabeth Haydon of Iren ton Ohio is with her sister Mrs Lee Rollins who has been sick. Mr Earnest Ingram has been promoted to corporal. Master Russell Taylor can walk again after a broken limb kept him bedbound. Mrs Julia Ford and Miss Oneta Tweedly were honor guests at dinner for Mrs Grant Dudley of Glendale with 14 covers. Mrs DeWitt MecCalib has been transferred from Louisville to Washington DC in the Quartermaster's Department.

Elizabeth Haydon Irenton Ohio Lee Rollins Russell Taylor Julia Ford Oneta Tweedly Grant Dudley Glendale DeWitt MecCalib Louisville Ky Washington D. C Quartermaster’s Department

Mrs Over Street’s Son Promoted at Camp Sherman

The many friends of Mrs Over street will be glad to know that her son Corporal Sy Overstreet has been promoted to head clerk of the 18th Company, 10th Training Brigade at Camp Sherman.

Overstreet Sy. Overstreet 18Th Co Camp Sherman

Typewritten Envelopes for Soldiers Abroad Ad

Our Government advises the use of type written envelopes when unwriting to our soldier lads overseas. 25e will bring you 25 fine white envelopes neatly type written with your Soldier boy s name and address. Write the name and address plainly when ordering. Daniel Mfg Co Box 435 Station D City.

Daniel Mfg. Co Station D City

Over There What Conservation Really Means A. E. F. Publication

A private in a truck train recounts using gasoline from a bucket and notes the risk of punishment for waste. The piece links fuel use to war outcomes, urging conservation as essential to victory. Millions of schoolboys are buying War Savings stamps to fund the effort, tying thrift to soldiers’ lives and success against Germany.

Stars and Stripes France

Laying hens need grit for efficient digestion and shell

Ground feeds in a hopper provide constant supplement, while limestone grit or oyster shell ensures shell making material. Range-raised chickens cut feed needs and disease risk. cornfields offer shade and feed, with range producing a pound of chicken from three to four pounds of grain.

Quotable Bits on People and Money from an Echoing Era

A set of old proverb like lines on youth and amusement. A tattooed man boasts a moving picture show of his own. Public judgment by self opinion is unreliable. Get up and go beats worn fatigue. Wealth loss often clears away many enemies.

Senators and Representatives Terms Across States

The article notes that state senator terms are typically longer than representative terms, with two-thirds of states electing senators for four years and representatives for two. Massachusetts and Rhode Island uniquely elect both senators and representatives annually.

Massachusetts Rhode Island

Divorce Petition Filed in Hamilton County Ohio Case 169258

Nathan Smith, plaintiff, files for divorce from Albertina Smith in the Court of Common Pleas Division of Domestic Relations Hamilton County Ohio. The defendant, last known address 945 East Thirty-second Street Los Angeles California, must answer by November 18 1918 or judgment by default will be entered. Attorney H P Karch 505-6 Second National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio.

Albertina Smith East Thirty-second Street Los Angeles California Nathan Smith Court of Common Pleas Hamilton Ohio Division of Domestic Relations H. P. Karch Second National Bank Cincinnati

For Rent Great Bargain Modern Flats Walnut Hills

Three room, modern flats with private bath and toilet. Laundry facility available. $12 and $16 values. Located at 2235 Concord Street, Walnut Hills.

Concord St Walnut Hills

Now Ready Lore System of Heir Dressing Opens

Mrs Cora Sorter under Emma H Young announces completion of the lore System of heir dressing and starts business at 958 Barr Street. The notice states readiness for customers and location details for the new venture.

Cora Sorter Emma H. Young Barr Street

Houses for Sale Offers on brick homes in CITY area

Six-room brick on 98x130 ft lot owner asks 2900. eight-room modern house with large lot at 3500. ten-room modern brick on Gaff avenue with electric lights at 34508. eight-room brick on Seventh street two-family with 400 down. nine-room brick three flats with separate baths and hot water at 4400.

Gaff Avenue Seventh Street

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