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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
4
Classified notice states goods available for purchase at both wholesale and retail. Address listed as 653 Kenyon Avenue. Includes brief contact or location detail for buyers seeking items.
Personal notes report Miss Shirley A. Evans is back home after an eight week illness, feeling much improved. Mrs Charles Strawder left to visit her sisters in Nashville and Pulaski Tennessee. Mrs Mack Wallace visited Fiack of Woodburn. Private John N McKinley sent a letter from overseas. New song There’s A Service Flag in the Window by Colonel Chas Young at local stores. Perry Miles recovering from flu. Mrs Hortense Cooksey ill with influenza. Mrs Thaddeus Bramlette collapsed from a nervous breakdown last Thursday and remained with left side immobile for five days.
Local residents receive updates on illnesses including flu and rheumatism cases. Movements include families relocating from Foraker to Kerper Avenue and Lipscombs moving to Chicago. Military service and training camps feature Lieut. Richard L. Jones at Camp Zachary Taylor and Wilberforce Camp attendees.
Mrs M E Partridge is out after a two week illness. Mrs C BR Strawder returned from a pleasant visit to sisters in Nashville Tennessee. Prof Ricks, once superintendent of the Colored Industrial School, is now father of a baby girl. Miss Myra Bryant of Birmingham is here for Ida Hicks's wedding to Mr Hicks of Chillicothe. Mrs Lillian Mallory visited city with Dr Schooley and Miss Bay. Mrs Libb Alexander stayed with Mrs Fred Dole from Xenia.
Mr T S Williams formerly with Logan Brothers Oakley now works in the Exchange 10 barber shop. Mr Smith is manager. Cincinnati Union offices at Armory Club Number 2 18 W Market Chillicothe Ohio register at Army Club. Mr J S Collins Exchange 6 spent weekend in Cincinnati. About 500 boys arrived from Camp Custer Michigan to Camp Sherman Saturday. The Sixth Pioneer regiment new Colored unit formed here Monday will depart for overseas service. Chillicothe ripe for a new doctor office. Mrs J S Collins bedbound. The Y 75 did wonderful epidemic relief. force praised.
Mrs. Edith Ransell visits Detroit. Mr and Mrs Henry Henderson of Forest Ave host dinner. Mr Will Heard is sick. Miss Ethel Erwin convalescent. Mrs Ann Chenault returns from Richmond Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Fred Shirley visit in Jessamine County Kentucky. Mr Chas Perry visits Indianapolis Indiana. Mr Albert Burgess returns to Cams Sheriman.
Mrs Lucy Cornelison is much better and the Baptist Church is about completed with progress noted. Mr Jeff Gentry is able to be out, indicating continued recovery and community activities resume.
Miss Carrie Morton improves after two weeks of illness. Mrs Bright of Oak Street benefits from better health and is able to go out. Harold Taylor writes from Howard University in Washington D C. Mrs Andrew Ingram Sr recovers from pleurisy. Bernie Davenport and family visit John A Taylor's home. Hampton colored students at Flying demonstrate skill and nerve and hope to set records in the sky. A Nashville women’s team raises 12 000 for the Liberty Loan.
K Ebersidle Printing Co located at 3710 Smeders Ave Cincinnati Ohio uses phone Ridge 395 R for business inquiries and orders.
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