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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1949
Page
2
A case notes a sentence described as one year and six months, with a brief reference to the defendant and jurisdiction. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the wording implies a probation or confinement term issued by a court. Further specifics on charges, name, and place are not present in the readable text.
A short civic style poem by Bertie Mae Price expresses gratitude and a pledge to share loaves with nations and people in need, noting humble hearts and friendship as America gives to improve lives.
President Charles S. Johnson of Fisk University and his wife remain the talk of the town after a series of entertainments following their recent visit. The sequence began with a tea at the Manse Hotel hosted by Miss Roberta Walker, with Fisk Alumni residents acting as hosts for several collegiate events. The formal conference marked the business portion of the trip, as men urge a return while the women wish they could stay.
Mr Don McLeod son of a long established family retires November 30 after 31 years as a Post Office Clerk. He will join the law firm of cousin Harry S Williams in Washington DC starting December 1 at 721 Rock Creek Church Road NW Editor Dabney Dear Sir I am now living in Washington with my nieces at the above address.
Mrs Pearl Lane chaired a Mt Zion Methodist Church Women of the Scriptures session in the parlor Sunday evening with a large group of women and men listening as Mrs Levi Dobbins presented the lives of biblical women. Ann D Jackson was secretary.
Master Lawrence Kief led a memorable A B C selection at Mt Zion M Church Sunday. Mrs Clem Johnson received many cards and gifts on her special day. Mr and Mrs Clem Johnson Hill and Holly Lu hosted guests Mr and Mrs Charles Combs of Akron Ohio. The 23rd anniversary of Worthwhile Circle was a wonderful success with Mrs Douglass McKinley as chair.
At the Federated Clubhouse the L. M. I. Federated celebrated its 50th anniversary with a gala event. Mrs. Cora Lee Taylor unable to attend due to illness, as was the current president Mrs. Lena Denny. Out-of-town telegrams arrived from several notables, and Mrs. Wright presided as mistress of ceremony.
Mazie Earhart Clark profiles W. P. Dabney editor and owner of The Union and writer of Gossip and Reflections. The column praises his vision, human insight, and long tenure as paymaster at City Hall, noting his wide influence and literary ability.
A brief verse invites readers to subscribe to Gossip and Reflections, promising truthful reporting in every word. It mentions a Mr Dabney and suggests readers who know him would respond by subscribing or greeting him with a hat doff.
The Duplex Culture Club invites the community to a twilight musical at Mt. Zion Methodist Church Walters and Altoona Streets on Sunday November 27 1949 at 4 pm. Guest speakers include Mrs Irma McKenzie Mrs Mahala James and Rev H M Markly. An appreciation of Wendell Phillips Dabney marking his eighty fourth birthday.
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