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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

3

Spencer Finley and Rise of Cincinnati Theaters

Spencer Finley, a pioneer of vaudeville in Washington, became manager of the Hiawatha Theater and later the Lincoln Theater in Cincinnati. His leadership revived the Lyceum Theater, turning it from a failed venture into a thriving showplace. He balanced multiple roles, engaged in civic work, and drew interest from firms planning new local theaters.

Lincoln Amusement Company Cincinnati Lincoln Theater Queen City Lyceum Theater Finley Washington Standard Investment Company The Washington Bee

Elmwood Place Guests and Local Moves Report

Dayton visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Robert George stay with Mrs. Israel Lewis on McGregor Avenue. Mrs. Ellen Duncan returns to Chicago after a long visit. Maggie Fowler hosts relatives from Dayton. Alabama visitors LaMont and Miss Clark visit family. Joe Mealy leaves Dow Drug Co to work on Walnut Hills. S H Brown praised for Union work. First Baptist Rally draws visiting preachers. Forlice and Simms attend a Lockland convention. Gentrys visit son in Cleveland. Bates couple called Sunday.

Robert George Dayton Ohio Israel Lewis McGregor Avenue J. E. Forlice E Simms Lockland Jeff Gentry, Sr Cleveland Mrs. Bates

School for Girls near Nicholasville Ky Offers $9 Monthly Tuition

A good normal and grammar school for girls sits eight miles from Nicholasville on the Lexington Danville pike. It features a two acre campus, a 200 acre farm, and board plus tuition at nine dollars per month. The school emphasizes nonsectarian yet Presbyterian support, finishing teachers from reputable colleges, and scholarships for needy girls. Fall term begins October 6 and winter term January 1. inquiries go to H W McNair or Mrs M E McNair in Nicholasville Ky.

Nicholasville Lexington - Danville Northern Presbyterian Church H. W. McNair M. E. McNair Nicholasville, Ky

Mixed Up Meeting at the Y Commemoration Night

Hon Robert R Jackson of Chicago spoke at a commemoration of emancipation after being sent by campaign managers. Ten speeches allowed at the Y forced him to depart from his prepared oratory. His remarks stirred the crowd before a banquet at Crescent Club Rooms Hotel Sterling hosted by Henry M Higgins Jr featuring harmony material and ample dishes.

Wright Robt. R. Jackson Chicago Henry M. Higgins Crescent Club Hotel Sterling Harding and Harmony

Officers Elected by Ohio State Insurance Board Knights of Pythias

The Knights of Pythias Ohio State Insurance Board met in Columbus and elected officers Captain S T Sneed as president John W Harris as secretary and Henry M Higgins as treasurer The order has 7000 members in Ohio with 30000 in reserve fund and 8000 in Liberty bonds The board audits death claims quarterly with 6000 paid this quarter and receipts totaling 8000 Col John S Lamb newly appointed district deputy visits the five lodges in the sixth district Palestine Company B closes its drill season after thirty three years of success

Ohio State Insurance Board Knights of Pythias Columbus Ohio S. T. Sneed John W. Harris Henry M. Higgins John S. Lamb K. of P Palestine Company B

Beware of the Organized Hornets Nest Joke

A team driver boasted of his aim with a lash claiming he could reach any object named. He demonstrated touching a leaf in a hedge and a hornet's nest. The stranger challenged him and noted the hornets nest is an organization, not an object.

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