Local notes of society and illness in city life
Mrs. Cornish travels to Washington after her mother’s death. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh hosted relatives Rev. and Mrs. Brown of Tennessee for dinner. Others hosted and attended visits. several residents at Howard University Wilberforce Training Camp Athens Ga. and columbus Ohio. Children and infants mentioned with health updates and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornish
Louis A. Cornish
Washington
Geo. Fitzhugh
John Brown
Neshvill
Tenn
Pneumonia Claims Local Resident in Rosemayne
Pneumonia and burial occurred Monday at the family home in Rosemayne D. The report notes Mrs. Lizzie Starks and her son Wallace have also been very ill but are significantly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemayne, D
Lizzie Starks
Wallace
Card of Thanks for Alice Nichola's Death
Bereaved husband and daughter thank relatives neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of Mrs. Alice Nichola who died October 13 1918. They appreciate prayers from Pey Gray Rev Green and floral donations and commend Undertaker Rankins for handling the funeral. Dr John J Banks of Columbus sends regards and reports good health. Mrs Bessie Beaty wife of A Lee Beaty has shown great improvement after two weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Nichola
Pey. Gray
Rev. Green
Nvway
Untertaker Rankins
John J. Banks
Columbus
Bessie Beaty
A Lee Beaty
Birthday regards from the front line son in wartime letter
A wartime letter from Wilber A Page to his mother wishes her happiness and long life while expressing hope she is well. The publication also notes several local family updates and health notices, including influenza recoveries, illnesses, a promotion to first sergeant, and a real estate sale in Berea. It mentions Mrs. Clarissa Hampson, Mrs. Luella Robinson, Mrs. Cameron, Laura Edna Leach, Frank Alley, and T. Tull among others. It also records visits by Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Moore and their granddaughter Helen Thompson from Kansas City to relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber A. Page
R. G. Moore
Helen Thompson
Kansas City
Richard Connelly
Richmond Street
Moore
James Moore
Berea
Kentucky
A Tribute From Old Subscriber to The Union
A long reader expresses gratitude for The Union paper praising its Friday or Saturday issues over ten years. The subscriber, Mrs Lizzie Starks of Rossmoyne Ohio, commends the editor for handling color questions with knowledge and clarity, bringing pleasure to many readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
UNION
Lizzie Starks
Rossmoyne
Bereavement and wedding notice from Kentucky kin
We thank Rev Roberts for consoling words and Mr P A Rankin for services during our son James Robert Starks death on October 19 and burial October 21. From his mother, father and brother Samuel Wallace Starke of Ross M one and Miss Myrtle Jet of Booneville Ky were quietly married September 21 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
P. A. Rankin
James Robert Starks
Samuel Wallace Starke
Rossmayne
Myrtle Jet
Booneville, Ky
In Loving Remembrance of Our Dear Mother Nancy Carroll Montgomery
Obituary note marks Nancy Carroll Montgomery died October 19 1918 with a loving remembrance and family names Washington Montgomery Jr Myra Nannie Irene and Josephine Montgomery James R Starks son of Samuel and Lizzie Starks also mentioned with death on October 19th in fragmentary roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carroll Montgomery
Mr. Washington Montgomery, Jr
Myra
Nannie
Irene
Josephine Montgomery
James R. Starks
Samuel and
Lizzie Starks
Union clarifies free notices policy for lodges and churches
Several callers urged free notices like the other paper. The Union maintains paid advertising rules and publishes short personals free. A printing plant with time and assistants could publish more free but no changes are made to current rates.
Operation for appendicitis on Mrs A Lee Beaty
Mrs A Lee Beaty underwent an appendicitis operation Thursday morning at St Marys Hospital. The procedure was completed without reported complications and she was listed in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lee Beaty
St. Mary’s
Lieut Gamblee Returns to Firing Line in France
Lieut Gamblee is out of the hospital and is now on the firing line somewhere in France. His mother has returned to this city looking the picture of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Gamblee
France
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