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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

4

Moore and Perkins Have Come To Town Latonia Promises

Local notices recount social visits and events in Latonia with Moore and Perkins arriving in town. A Temple dedication event is announced by International Bible Students at Knights of Honor Hall on Sunday October 3 at 3 PM with no collection.

Moore Perkins Latonia N. C. Flowers Knights of Honor Hall International Bible Students

Call Finley Seeks Rooms for Lyceum Theater Crew

A notice from manager T. S. Finley of Lyceum Theater seeks one to four rooms in a pleasant neighborhood for a good family. Furnished or unfurnished preferred. Call Finley for details.

T. S. Finley Lyceum Theater Horace Sudduth W. Sth Street Phant Main

Social notes and visits from the Crescent Club crowd

Mrs. Lily Pease, daughter of Mr. Scott Calmeise, is out again. Mr. Chas Palmer and son, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas E Palmer, have returned to Pennsylvania. Mr. Thos Clark of Washington DC, famed in military, literary and business life, was at the Crescent Club en route from Marietta emancipation day speech. A tea at Mrs. Edith F Miller’s honored O L Williams of St Louis and Mr. W E B DuBois and daughter of New York. Tom Clark of Washington enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Jos Kelly. Melvin Kelly now at Wilberforce.

Lily Pease Scott Calmeise Chas Palmer and Son Jas. E. Palmer Pennsylvania Thos. Clark Washington, D. C Crescent Club Marietta Edith F. Miller L. Williams St. Louis W. E. B. DuBois and Daughter New York Tom” Clark Washington Jos Kelly Melvin Kelly Wilberforce

Queen May Tabernacle Observes Memorial Honors Mrs Johnson

The Queen May Tabernacle No 32 convened in memorial services for the late Mrs Sallie Weldon Johnson. Guests included Mrs H Strawbridge of Birmingham visiting relatives Mr and Mrs R H Whistler. Local moves include Miss Thelma Duncan and Sophronia Keyes visiting Mrs Elizabeth Anderson and Mrs Mary B Sauiter moving to Sterling Hotel.

Queen May Tabernacle Sallie Weldon Johnson H. Strawbridge Birmingham R. H. Whistler Thelma Duncan and Sophronia Keyes of Pittsburg Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson Mary B. Saulter West Eighth Street Sterling Hotel

Various Local News Items From Ohio And Kentucky

Mrs Carry Scott enjoyed a delightful visit in Chicago. The North Ohio Conference sits in Xenia this week. Miss Mamie Long has moved to Norwood. Mrs Anna Houston spends her vacation in Kentucky with relatives. Rev F D Day to deliver farewell sermon at Bethel Sunday night. Conference to be held at Marion Ohio. Juveniles of the U O O F heard Rev Warner’s annual sermon at Bethel last Sunday. The infant grandchild of Mr and Mrs Cornelison buried Monday. Mr William Henderson and Miss Eva Walker united in marriage. Miss Fannie Walker sails for New York to marry Mr Lesley Helvy this week.

F. D. Day Bethel Marion Ohio Warner Fannie Walker New York Lesley Helvy

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