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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1918

Page

4

Personalities Card of Thanks and Local Notices

Thanks expressed to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of William Franklin Saunders with gratitude to Kelly Bros. Taylor and Rev Blue. Acknowledgments for floral pieces. Other items note arrivals moves church events clubs balls and dinners at Gordon Hotel and Y activities. Miss Louise Wright’s death and local furloughs referenced.

William Franklin Saunders Kelly Bros. & Taylor Blue

Various Local Residents Improve and Marry

Mrs. Bivens shows pneumonia improvement while Mr. Devers recovers after two weeks illness. Miss Leona Priest returns after a serious accident. Ida Lee is quite sick. Mrs. Hubert recovers from pneumonia. Mrs. Ethel Duncan Scott of Detroit visits Mrs. E L Gifford and Mrs. Woodford in Madisonville. Miss Costella Taylor and Mr D Embry plan marriage on December 4, 1918.

Mr. Devers Ethel Duncan Scott Detroit E. L. Gifford Mrs. Woodford Madisonville Costella Taylor Mr. D. Embry

Lockland Notes Reflect Local Actions and Social Events

Bethel Communion Services set for Sunday November 24. Amy Johnson plans a grand concert December 5. Sympathy extended to Mrs M Green and family. Rev Irving preached at Mt Zion. Policeman Walker on vacation. Herbert Baxter improving. Cammack hosting Indiana guest. Laura Mack and H Graham at Dayton Baptist DMC. Lincoln Club meets Monday at Mrs Ferris. Amy Johnson hosted sewing circle. Mrs M Cannon ill recently. Subscribe to The Union. Mission band hosted by Mrs L Williams. Frank Lytle attended his sister's funeral. Mullin returns from burial. Bethel Church rally first Sunday in December. Lockland Unit attended monthly meeting at Walnut Hills Community Hall.

Acknowledgments and Social Notes on Local Figures

Expressions of sympathy for the death of Alice Mae Curti es are noted with thanks to Rev. Foote and Roberts and appreciation for flowers and funeral services. A grand surprise party was given for Mrs. Sarah Cowen by Mr. Green Shotwell and family and Mrs. Moon and daughter. Mrs. Cowen traveled to New York City to stay with her son. The Thanksgiving morning service at Music Hall is to include Rev. B F Smith. Mrs. Ethel Rhodes return from Nashville and Pulaski. Mrs. Theodora Lee Purnell visited with Mrs. Edith Miller en route from Oakland to Hampton Virginia.

Alice Mae Curties Foote and Roberts Thang Jas. H. Thompson Theodora Lee Purnell Edith Miller Oarkland California Hampton, Va

Permanent Sanitary Inspector Appointed by State Board

Dr S J Watkins is appointed a permanent sanitary inspector with authority to isolate all influenza and other communicable diseases for ten days after recovery. The Rice family is down with flu and Mrs Charles Smith on Banklick street is sick. The Colored people reported 1200 in the War Drive last week. A Union Meeting of City Churches Thanksgiving day at First Baptist Church. The ban lifted in Covington. Rev Wm Taylor out of the city this week. A reception for the Victory Girls at Ninth St M E Church last Monday night in honor of their War Drive work was

S. J. Watkins State Board of Health First Baptist Church Victory Girls

City welcomes recovering Mr Richard Reed and returning detective

Mr Richard Reed has recovered. Mr John Thomas, detective, has returned to the city. Mrs E H Blue, wife of the well known divine Dr FE H Blue, is in a private hospital in Kentucky. Mrs Marion Pinkard is Walnut Hills correspondent.

Mr. Richard Reed Mr. John Thomas E. H. Blue FE. H. Blue Kentucky

Soldier Boy Envelopes For Overseas Letters

Government advisory urges use of type written envelopes for letters to soldiers abroad. 25c buys 25 fine white envelopes with your soldier boy's name and address typed. Order by writing name and address clearly to Daniel Mfg Co Box 35 Station D City.

Daniel Mfg. Co Station D City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Raih & Mack Shirt Co Sycamore Street Cincinnati Ohio Lincoln Theatre Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Lina Still Norwood East Norwood Highland Avenue City Improvement Geo I Hussey E. Third Street J. Walker Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Pekin Theater Emma Buckner Collins 9Th Street West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed H. G. Sanders Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker West Ninth Street Freeman Avenue Prince A Cally Blackstone H Rankin Bros Chapel Street Madiscavile Madigonville, Ohio Ollie Saunders Percy Saunders Myrtle Willis Jack Shotwell West George Hicks Preston Street Louise Yate Indianapolis Zack Shotwell Sunshine Embroidery Club Alfred Carter Kerper Avenue Ira Jones Charles Carr Mrs. Orville Range Gordon Hotel The Royal Arcadian Club Comfort Club Louise Wright Foraker Avenue Charley Blackburn Stevenson, Tull, Rankin and Bramlette Wilberforce S. A. T. C Cincy William Gray Camp Sherman Stanley Hill Camp Taylor Mr. Wilber Woodson Maxwell B. C. Church Allen Christian Endeavor C. Endeavor Leona Priest Ida Lee Hubert Lockland Notes L. J. Earhart Bethel Amy Johnson Policeman Walker Herbert Baxter Mrs. R. Cammack Indiana Laura Mack H. Graham Baptist Dayton Lincoln Club Mrs L. Williams Frank Lytle Bethel Church Lockland Walnut Hills Mr. Green Shotwell Sarah Cowen Follette Avenue New York City B. F. Smith Park Street Church Music Hall Ethel Rhodes Nashville Pulaski Tennessee Covington, KY Susie Rice Charles Smith Banklick Street Wm. Taylor Marion Pinkard John Jarrett Carlisle Ave Thormas Lewis W. Seventh St Liberty Express Company Automobile For Hire J. H. Daniel Or Canal Martha Bowman West Fourth St Eastern Ave M. L. Ziegler Mgr R. H. Hood Florence Avenue Christian Church Ker Yon Avenue R. H. Davis Hair Grower Phone North Joseph Kelly John J. Taylor Peter Kelly West Fifth ST Mound Street Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati, O Reida Hair Restorer Alms Place Olive L. Saunders Wade Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Canal B. Nathan & Sons 6Th Ave
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