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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1922
Page
2
Ward women rally at St An drews Church meeting
In the 18th Ward a large crowd gathered at St An drews Church where Miss Hallie J Brown spoke for the Republican party and urged unity against Negro collaboration with the Democracy. Mayor Carre] and others spoke as a Woman's League of Hamilton County formed with Mrs Estelle Davis as president. Prof Decatur attended the Urban League convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s Church
Hallie J. Brown
Republican Party
Carre
Woman's League
Hamilton County
Estelle Davis
Campaign notes for Blue Triangle Branch meeting on amendments
The Blue Triangle Branch will discuss amendments to be voted on November 7, 1922. Health unit representatives Miss Dr. Sarah Brown and Miss Clauda Williams will present talks titled Inside Information to girls and women. A North West Eighth and Cutter Street property extension is financed by a $2,500 obligation. A Finance Committee canvass campaign runs November 1 to 30 with Grace S. Slade chairing. Books for canvassing target own racial groups. Business Women's Council meets at Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Brown
Clauda, Williams
National
West
Eighth and
Cutter Sts
Grace S. Slade
Business Women's Council
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
Hospital program music misattributed to Cosmopolitan School
The Mercy Hospital program announced in The Union last week that Cosmosopolitan School would furnish Thursday night music was untrue and unauthorized. Artie Matthews, Director, states no knowledge of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
the Union
Cosmopolitan School
Artie Matthews
East End Investment & Loan Co opens November 4
A branch of the East End Investment & Loan Co will open Saturday night November 4 at 7 p.m. in the Enterprise Grocery Co Building, corner Chapel and Alma Place. Public invited. M. L. Zeigier, Pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End Investment & Loan Co
Enterprise Grocery Co
Corner Chapel
M. L. Zeigier
Special program at Covington church draws praise
The St Paul Independent Methodist Church at Covington Kentucky reports a Sunday afternoon program was a great success. Bowman sang as a vocal solo and Rev Mr Richardson from First Baptist Elmwood Ohio delivered an excellent sermon on Unity. The choir performed exceptionally and the offering totaled $20.15. The event was managed by Mrs L E Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
E. Kelly
D.D
Bowman
Mr. Richardson
First Baptist Church
Elmwood
L. E Davis
Grand Bazaar for Disabled Soldiers by Earl Stewart Post
The Auxiliaries of Earl Stewart Post No 127 American Legions invite all to a Nov 16 17 18 19 1922 bazaar at Excel Branch Hospital Dayton Ohio Star Hall 629 Central Ave. Doors open 8 PM. Proceeds aid disabled soldiers. Donations urged to Mrs R Watson Chair 751 Kenyon Ave. Good music and refreshments. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Stewart
Dayton
Ohio
Excel Branch
City
Star Hall
Central Ave
R. Watson
Kenyon Ave
Martin Roberts Promoted to Foreman at Cincinnati Mail Depot
Mr Martin Roberts has served 20 years in the Cincinnati post office and is promoted to foreman of the mail bag depository. Postmaster Behymer is congratulated on the merit recognition, which is appreciated by the department and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Roberts
Cincinnati
Kansas Leaders Move to Halt Enlistments and Parades
Attorney General Hopkins drafts an injunction to stop enlisting members in Kansas while reports say other legal maneuvers could block the invisible empire from operating in the state if granted. Governor Henry Allen, speaking in Coffeyville Saturday night, said he would make parading with pillow slips an unpopular pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Kansas
Henry Allen
Coffeyville
The Warmest House in Town Films and Vaudeville
Local theater announces first run features with Dustin Farnum in The Devil Within a Fox super texture about brutality at sea. Sherlock Holmes plays also offered. Mack Sennett Cross Roads of New York stars Noah Berry and Ethel Terry. Also Rag Doll Romance and Car Men with S W territory drama. Travelin On screens with W S Hart and The Hope Diamond Mystery closes lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil
Fox
Dustin Farnum
Sherlock Holmes
New York
Mack Sennett
Noah Berry
Ethel Terry
Carmen
Fox Twentieth Century
Wn. S. Hart
Carmel Presbyterian seventh anniversary observance detailed
Carmel Presbyterian Church marks its seventh anniversary with an anniversary sermon by Rev. C. B. Allen from Pittsburg. A 1 pm chicken dinner, 3 pm sacred concert, and 8 pm preaching by Dr. W. L. Brean follow. The church and minister sponsor a Mercy Hospital maternity ward dedication Monday Nov 6 at 8 pm, chaired by Mrs. M. B. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Presbyterian Church
C. B. Allen
Pittsburg
W. L. Brean
D.D
Carmel
Unclear wedding tale shocks onlookers at ceremony
A mixed reaction wedding ends with the ceremony when observers note a living husband and a grandmother present. Mrs. Martha Day recalls being surprised by the bridegroom’s plan and the grandmother standing beside him as the vows were spoken, highlighting then reportedly unusual social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Martha Day
Mass Meeting For Baptist Leaders At Union Church
A large attendance is expected at Union Baptist Church corner of Mound and Richmond streets this Sunday at 2 p m for a memorial service honoring Rev Dr Morris president of the National Baptist Convention and Rev Dr Boyd secretary plus Rev Dr Fishback and others. The Baptist Ministers Alliance plans a program with notable speakers led by Rev Dr Prowd who will discuss Latin American conditions affecting the community. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baptist Church
Mound and
Richmond Streets
Morris
National Baptist Convention
R. H. Boyd
Convention
Fishback
Baptist Ministers’ Alliance
Prowd
Latin America
Dyer Billpledge Tied to Republican Faith Voters
The NAACP notes Republican leaders pledge to enact the Dyer Bill and the party’s Senate control. If enacted before March 4, 1923, it signals good faith. failure before adjournment allows a final judgment by colored voters on the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Republican Party
Senate
Congress
Siki in America would threaten race progress says critics
United by fear of racial backlash critics urge keeping Siki, the Senegalese champion, out of the United States. They accuse American promoters led by Tex Rickard and Bill Muldoon of chasing money at the expense of racial harmony, arguing Siki's presence would harm true democracy and interracial understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Presto
Siki
France
United States
Dore
Carpentier
Jack Johnson
Tex Rickard
Bill Muldoon
America
Great Grand Opening at Hotel Sterling Ballroom
The Hotel Sterling marked a grand opening of its new ballroom last week with one thousand attendees enjoying nightly dances to a brand new orchestra. Restaurant service is led by Harry Barnes, praised for real cooking and service. Proprietor Michelson earns credit for furnishing a social venue for travelers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sterling
the Sterling
Harry Barnes
Michelson
McWhorter Buys 3236 Beresford Avenue Home
Robert McWhorter, a noted house buyer, adds 3236 Beresford Avenue to his portfolio. The property features a three car garage and a green house, continuing his pattern of purchasing housing for others and now for himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McWhorters
Lincoln Avenue
Beresford Avenue
Banishment Talk Grows Over Colored Trainer in Kentucky Racing
Covington Ky Oct 27 The race track dispute centers on Bill Perkins trainer of Fantoche who forced Owner Hall to run Sway against Fantoche in a dead heat Perkins faces hostility from hard boots as calls rise for restricting colored trainers in 1923 Critics say the rule allowing a runoff is outdated and Perkins is blamed for envy not color The piece notes Perkins is a leading colored trainer and urges fair treatment by Kentuckians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Kentucky
Bill” Perkins
Fantoche
Hall
Sway
Perkins
State Racing Commission
Collyer
America
When patronizing an advertiser tell him you saw his ad in this paper
A brief note urging readers to mention they saw the advertiser’s ad in the current issue. Encourages direct acknowledgement of the publication in transactions. No other facts or names provided.
Grandson Marries Grandmother in Geographically Clashing Ceremony
In Calais Maine on October 28 George Clifforeye aged 18 wed his grandmother Rebessa Louise Garnett of Saint Stephen New Brunswick. Reverend E C H Goucher verified the union as legal despite blood relationship after returning the ten dollar fee. The ceremony stirred strong reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Maine
Geo. Clifforeye
Rebessa Louise Garnett
St. Stephen
N. B
E. C. H. Goucher
Physician Slays Pastor in Bristol Office Shooting
Dr. R. B. McArthur killed Rev Charles Williams in his Bristol office last Sunday. Police investigated with no arrests. McArthur says a playful struggle caused the accidental shooting. Williams died instantly. both men were reportedly close friends and the case awaits further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
R. B. McArthur
Charles Williams
McArthur
Williams
Roose velt Theatre Construction Tied to Lyceum Site
The Roose velt Theatre is under construction on the Lyceum site and will be owned by the same firm. This move aligns the new venue with the historic location and its continued use by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Theatre
The
Lyceum
Womanless Wedding at Memorial Hall Charity Show
A humorous play titled Womanless Wedding is set for Friday November 3 at Memorial Hall Elm Street near Twelfth. Madam Walton and the institution’s ladies managers promote the performance as a top city event with limited seating and strong charity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Walton
Memorial Hall
Elm Street
War on Ku Klux Klan May Be Expelled From Kansas
Topeka Kansas officials move to legally expel the Ku Klux Klan from the state amid swift plans announced October 30. Authorities seek formal action to remove the group from Kansas territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Ku Klux Klan
Kaan- Baa
Viet Me em Reeder's Hair Restorer Adverts
An advertisement touts Reeder's Hair Restorer promising hair growth and quick results. It includes contact details and a phone number 6462 and an address at 3703 Alms Piece Welnut Hills. The text mentions agents handling sales and references hair care products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeder
Agente
Woodburn
Welnut Hills
Thousand Card Printing Offer For Two Dollars and Twenty Five Cents
One thousand cards printed with any wording for 2.25 delivered anywhere no special. Our regular price. Dont pay more. See samples first. Drop postal or phone a cent will call at can. Own our own building. Have no rent. K Ebersole Pg Co. Phone Ridge 592 3710 Laeders Ave Cincinnati.
Advertising copy for old poster sale at a building
A compact item advertises a sale with a price of 1.85 dollars and a sample promise to call at the gate. It mentions ownership of a building, no rent, and a contact address in Cincinnati for K. Ebersole PTG CG at Ridge 59 3710 Leeders Ave.
Business Cards and Printing Services Ad
Classified notice for printing services offers business cards, letterheads, envelopes, bill heads, invitations, and entertainment tickets at set prices. Sample requests invited. agent will call with samples. Address Ridge 69% KL Ebersole 3710 Luedere Ave Cinotamett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KL. Ebersole
Luedere Ave
Cinotamett
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J. L. Boozer
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Edieohn Colman
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PTG. CG
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