The Union newspaper page fragment from Cincinnati
An old newspaper snippet lists contact details for Dabney owner editor at 412 McAllister Street Cincinnati Ohio and displays subscription rates. It includes political and religious stances, mentions the Associated Negro Press Columbia Press Bureau NOAA and quotes Motives on justice and protest with literary lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney
McAllister Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Negro Press
Columbia Press Bureau
NOAA
Thanksgiving social notes from Washington Terrace club
The Washington Terrace Mothers Club hosted a Pre-Thanksgiving dinner for husbands with Mrs Tribble cooking two turkeys. Members and guests report a delightful evening. Miss Marie Jackson and Miss Mayme Knight visit their families for Thanksgiving. Omega program at Wilberforce drew a large, attentive crowd. Dr and Mrs Vaughan enjoyed a hunting trip while Gus Jamerson and a father bagged rabbits. Century Club meets Friday November 25 for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Terrace
Tribble
M. String
Union Preaching Mission by Methodist Churches and Pastors
The Methodist Episcopal Churches and Pastors hold a Union Preaching Mission each Sunday night from December 4 to January 8. Rev Turpeau and fellow pastors receive praise for this religious innovation. The Primero Club gathered at Miss Griffiths residence with Mrs Grady and Miss Mae Leland winning club and guest prizes. The Tiny Club enjoyed an evening with Mrs Alice Leland. Mrs Darnell of Middletown and Mrs Lula Alexander attended. Lula Alexander has returned to Columbus, Ohio after weeks with Ida Higgins.
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Methodist Episcopal
Turpeau
Primero Club
Griffith
Grady’s Leland
Mae Leland
Alice Leland
Darnell
Middletown
Lula Alexander
Lula
Alexander
Ida Higgins
Columbus
Ohio
Brooklyn Porter Saves Jewelry Firm from Bandit Loot
Archie Grant a 38 year old porter saved Kaspar and Esh Jewelry at a Brooklyn firm from a $150000 robbery. He quietly exited via a back door and alerted police as robbers fired at him then fled. Police captured three of five suspects Salvatore Selazzo Samuel Cook and Max Nathan all Brooklyn men.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
ANP
Archie Grant
Kaspar
Esh
Grant
Salvatore Selazzo
Samuel Cook
Max Nathan
Democratic workers listed for incoming administration roles
Joseph L. Johnson of Columbus William H. Thompkins of Kansas City and Lester A. Walton of New York are named as regional directors and publicity director. They are expected to receive prominent appointments and influence Negro policy shaping. Bishop Reverdy C. Ransom and several Negro state leaders are also noted as influential for the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Johnson
Columbus
William H. Thompkins
Kansas City
Lester A. Walton
New York
Reverdy C. Ransom
National Colored Citizens Roosevelt Committee
Wife Comes Back After Dispute With Veteran Husband
Phoenix dispatch reports George Layman a Spanish War veteran aged 80 received $9000 from his Kansas nephew estate. His wife Mrs Layman in her thirties had been living apart but has now returned to him claiming he is boss and needs her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
ANP
George Layman
Lawrence
Kansas
Layman
Leyman
Low Down Payment Homes Ahead in Several Cincinnati Areas
In Walnut Hills East Walnut Hills Avondale East End Madisonville Glendale Woodlawn and in the City, these houses can be purchased with a very small down payment. We will arrange to finance the balance at our low price list.
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Walnut Hills
East Walnut Hills
Avondale
East End
Madisonville
Glendale
Woodlawn
City
Pictures Are Teachers in Education Reform
New York City Board of Education endorses talking pictures to teach languages and world cultures. In coming years films, both talking and silent, may account for five percent of instruction, accelerating history and geography learning beyond traditional word-based methods. The Chicago American notes youth already absorb crime by fascination from visuals.
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New York
Board of Education
Negro in Business Directory of Cincinnati Published
Mr W S Turpeau introduces a Negro in Business Directory for Cincinnati Ohio aiming to provide a valuable public record and first hand information. He thanks J M Ragland and the public for cooperation and notes the arrival of two new city newspapers The Mirror and Strippings with editors M C Clarke Bartow G Wilson.
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W. S. Turpeau
D. D. Turpeau
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. M. Ragland
Mirror
M.C. Clarke
Bartow G. Wilson
East End Social Notes Highlight Local Events
The Better Dramatic Club met at James Campbell's home while socials were hosted by Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Suggs. Mary Evans hosted a fish fry and Willie Saunders visited East End. Anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ellis were noted. E E A C tied 6 6 with Mohawk last Tuesday.
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James Campbell
Hotel Manse on Chapel Street Offered Yet Desirable
The Hotel Manse on Chapel Street is presented as a desirable dwelling with home comforts. Manager Mrs Gertie Owens is noted for service and cleanliness, lending appeal to the establishment.
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Chapel Street
Gertie Owens
Union Weekly Echoes: Missing Week Recounted
The Union reports on a one week gap in coverage, noting community events, local business notices, and upcoming city happenings. Readers are urged to check archives for past editions and upcoming features.
Progressive girls school offers modern dormitory and flexible terms
A refined girls’ school serves seventh grade through fourth year high, accredited by the state with a new dormitory. Students may pay board and tuition by service aligned with their future field. Reasonable terms, strong faculty, courses include music and domestic science. Fall term opens September 14. For information, address.
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UNION
God
Mangasarian
Kasidah
Inquisition
Marie Jackson
Mayme Knight
Cora Walls
James Stonem
Omega
Wilberforce
J. W. Jackson
Omegas
Mrs. Vaughan
Gus Jamerson
Father
Century Club
Democratic Workers
Lincoln Avenue
Woodburn
Rockdale Avenue
University
M. L. Ziegler
Chicago American
Business Directory
W. E. Sanders
Mary Evans
Stanley Adams
James Love
E. E. Mohawk
Willie Saunders
Memphis, Tenn
Mrs
Jeanne Saunders
Little Edna
Big Preach
Harry Rhodes
Mr. Leonard Hurt
Miss Hurron
Grady Ellis
Albert Howard
Hurron
Wilson Gorman
Louis Bullock
Dewey Gorman
Anna Belle Wilson
Clarence Wilson
Mrs. Sanders
Swanee River
Helen G. Allen
Cleveland
Mary Watson
Dewey Garmon
Ninth Street
Ladies Bowl
West Ninth Street
Euiuisueu
Bert’s Pharmacy
Linits
Phone Parkway
Nyal Medicines
S. W. Cor
Sixth and Smith Streets
Rensler
Central Avenue
Langley — Quick Service
Mound ST
Cincinnati, O
Madison Beauty Shop
Woodbin
Lincoln Ave
Tim Pang
West Sixth ST
Drucker
7Th and
Mound Sts
Sterling Hotel
McBrady’s Goods
Inez Renfro
Frank Hermes
John
Parkway
Mound
FEE Memorial Institute
Nicholasville, Ky
H. W. McNair
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