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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1918
Page
4
Mrs. Thos. Easily has opened headquarters for treating scalps and growing hair. Co. J. Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower is available here both wholesale and retail. Address 653 Kenyon Avenue.
Mr Stanley Hill of Camp Taylor was home on furlough last week. On November 6 Miss E Graham and Mr R James entertained Mr Geo Edmunds of Des Moines Iowa and Miss P P Collins of Cleveland Ohio. Edmunds and Collins dined at the Gordon. Mayfield of Camp Sherman spent a week in Cincinnati. Collins of Cleveland is in the city for an indefinite period. Mr and Mrs Charles Carr entertained friends Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs McMurry reside on Kerper Avenue. Mrs Ida Glenn has given up the Dixzing room at the Gordon. Fries and Fries employees gave a truck ride Monday night. William Langford of Ashland Avenue died this week. Dr and Mrs E W Gray welcomed a baby girl. Edna Pinkard celebrated her first birthday Wednesday. Maggie Holland ill but slowly improving. Andrew Johnson underwent an operation and is improving. Birdie Darby of Fleming Co Ky is visiting her sister Maggie Holland. William Saunders died Friday and was buried Tuesday November 12, 1918. C H Franklin sick since July is improving. Dollie Smith of Washington Terrace will undergo an operation this week. Porter Woolridge and family hosted a dinner for Henry Hurd of Boston and guests. Columbus Ohio November 11, 1918. Arthur F Donaldson encloses $3 for The Union, pleased with its reading. Donaldson has been guard at The Pen in Columbus for over a year and has made good.
The family expresses gratitude for floral tributes and consoling words from Rev B F Smith and the undertaker William Toliver. Mr and Mrs L C Robinson and Brother Leonard thank friends for support during the illness and death of their Little Darling Girl Anna Ruth Robinson. Private H Hannibal Hull and Corporal David Vine visited. Hull entertained Hull, Willie Taylor, Vine and Carrie Hood at a Sunday dinner. Mrs Ollie Easley of Washington Terrace died Thursday October 24.
In loving memory of my husband WM ARTHUR CARTER who died November 21 1917. I recall a home once filled with delight and a treasured earthly loss. I trust in the Lord to meet him again. Lovingly, M Quander Carter. Mrs Edison on sick list. Misses Glaiys Moss Muriel Nance Mamie Smith Noama Jones celebrated Miss Florence Graham's birthday November 7 at the Clifton home.
The item lists condolences for Louise Wright’s illness and death with thanks to Rev. Frazier Cordell and Mr. Rankin. It notes the bereaved Wright family. It mentions Mrs. Mattie Marshall’s return from Clarks ville Tenn visit, Madam Hawkins Poro System demo success, Corporal Phil Berry’s France letters, and local residents’ news including a birth and hospital recovery. It also notes an upcoming Union sale at 507 Richmond St and Miss Victorine Yates’s trip from Kentucky to Chicago.
Government urges use of typewritten envelopes for letters to soldiers overseas. 25 cents buys 25 white envelopes with your soldier boy’s name and address. Order by writing plain name and address to Daniel Mfg. Co. Box 25 Station D City.
Second floor rooms offered by L Brown at 644 West Ninth Street feature modern conveniences for rent. Suitable for single occupants seeking furnished accommodations in a central location.
A 1918 letter from MES. LEZ SOLDEN in Newcastle Pennsylvania thanks Dabney for sending the paper beyond its paid period and enclos es $2.00 to renew for two years. She signs off with gratitude for the race and paper.
Mrs Cora Sorter completes the Poro System under Mrs Emma H Young and is ready to begin business at 958 Barr Street with new styling services available to clients.
Nathan Smith files for divorce from Albertina Smith in the Court of Common Pleas Division of Domestic Relations, docket 169258, citing gross neglect of duty and adultery. Albertina must answer by November 18, 1918, or judgment will be entered. Attorney H P Karch, 5054 Second National Bank Bidg., Cincinnati.
Three room modern flats offered for $12 and $16 with private bath and toilet. Laundry access included. Address 2333 Conecord Street Walnut Hills.
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