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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1922
Page
2
The Union urges loyalty and pride to uplift the race and calls for united effort in spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political progress. It cites Seneca on doing to others as you would have them do to you as a guiding principle.
A notary public verifies W P Dabney as sole owner of The Union a weekly Cincinnati Ohio newspaper. Included are publisher Legal Pub Co editor and managing editor W P Dabney business manager Cleveland Turner with addresses. The filing lists stockholders none and no security holders 1 percent or more. The average weekly circulation figure is omitted. sworn October 2 1922 by Aug Reinhart notary in Hamilton County Ohio.
Obituary note from Mary Graves mourns Charles H Graves who has died and reflects faith in God. Mentions Miss Mabel Isom visiting Knoxville and Mrs Sarah Hughes and Mrs H Brown visiting aunt Mrs Huey. Readers urged to mail personal notes to 420 McAllis.
Wordy press note hints at Wednesday edition date with shorthand cue. No clear events, names, or places readable.
Mrs. Wm Eskridge offers thanks for kindness during her husband’s sickness and after his death. She credits Reverend Foote for his sermon and Funeral Director Smith for services. The St Andrews fashion show Thursday promises period costumes and a dance with Stewart’s Orchestra. The Y Exposition was a grand success with fine booth displays and large crowds at the Fall Festival, though limited attendance at the Armory event was blamed on time and advertising.
Knights of Honor Hall hosts J. F. Rutherford president of the IBA at Emery Auditorium. All invited. Free admission, no collection. Bible Students conduct the event.
The letter from L. E. Brown of Richmond Va sent greetings to the Sunday School Workers of Precinct A noting a visit to Mt Zion Sunday School and the City Bible School Union meeting at 3 30. It closes with a loyalty pledge and official signature. Also mentioned is Robert A Fowler a senior Pullman employee returning from a vacation in Kentucky.
Mr John Tate of Colorado stays in the city. Mr Howard Williams left Saturday to enter Howard University. Miss Rosa Brooks convalesces. Miss Martha Winkfield hosted the Blue Bird Club Friday. Miss Henson improved and returns to school. Miss Helen Walker added to Douglas School staff. Miss Mary Hallman of Los Angeles is in Cincinnati due to her father Nathan Hathman’s death. New subscribers continue to be added. items may be worth thousands. Miss Violet Grevous Irene Spil ers and Dora Jones left for Nicholasville to enter school. Mr and Mrs L C Carr of Hillsboro Ohio were in Cincinnati on business last Monday and Tuesday.
The bereaved family Mr and Mrs Warren Thomas express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Milton B Thomas. Special thanks to Rev With w of Woodlawn Church for condolences, those who sent flowers and Miss Marie Belsinger and Mrs Edna Moore for music, and funeral director W H Hill & Co for service.
Friday Saturday and Monday specials at 704 Carlisle Avenue with great bargains on assorted items. Local shoppers urged to visit for low prices and fresh finds each weekend.
Master Kenry Bivins held a birthday party Sunday for twenty one friends at 3084 Ker per avenue. The event celebrated a personal milestone with attendees from the local community.
Louis F Wilson son of Mr and Mrs George Wilson with friend Howard Williams depart for Howard University to study Medicine and Dentistry. Mrs Hubbard of Park Avenue hosted Carnation Embroidery Club Thursday Sept 28 with 20 guests. Mrs F Parker secretary Mrs G Wilson president.
Miss Elizabeth Underdown returned to Washington DC after a pleasant visit with her aunt Mrs Ed Minnes. Mr and Mrs Hiram Morris welcomed a baby girl last Thursday. Mrs Spicey B Morris entertains Valley Forge Club Thursday. The S M T's initiated five candidates Friday night. Among the five our good sister Culpher.
Mrs Anna Love returns from tours in the United States and Canada. In Montreal she stayed with her son Roger who is thriving there. Dr John H Holmes, once from Richmond Virginia now in Winchester Kentucky, has built a family, a home, and achieved success. Jos Kelly has broken camp and is back in town, spending much time at his sales stables in College Corners Indiana.
Notices from Covington Kentucky and nearby communities report marriages, moves, visits, and social events. Isaac Weathers and Kate Royal wed September 2 1922 at Walter Moore's residence. Rev J Q O Harthcox officiated. Peter Goode died last week. Excelsior Club held a dance. scores note 3 to 0 in a Deerfeld Field game.
Emma Collins experienced a fall last week with minor injuries reported. No further details provided on location or cause.
Friends offer congratulations to Mr. Chas. E. A. Hunt and Mrs. Clara Dudley after a quiet Tuesday evening marriage at Rev. Walker's residence on Bereford Ave. Miss Jeanette Monroe resumes a social service course in Os, while local health improves with East End families recovering. Several visitors and neighbors, including Indianapolis and Lexington guests, are mentioned along with clerical figures and a Chicago-bound delegate.
Mr. Francis Minnes departed Saturday for Washington D C to visit relatives and see relatives.
Short local items report returning residents Edna Brown and Lovell Hutchinson, others out from illness, a train accident minor injury to W Abramathy, visits by Mrs Fowler and Mrs Turpin, church ladies hosting a dinner, and a speaking event by Thomas Banks on October 10 at 7 45 pm at Mt Carmel Ninth Street Branch titled The Truth About the Era of the World and Millions Living Will Never Die with free admission and no collection.
The pastor delivered three sermons on Sunday with texts including All of the Counsel of God And they Sang a Hymn and went out Ves sels for the Masters Use. Great crowds and enthusiasm marked the services.
Ad promotes a fixed price of 2.25 dollars delivered anywhere with no rent for the seller. It urges readers to send postal or phone details for a callback and claims ownership of a building with no rental costs.
An ad fragment touts 41 delivered anywhere with not paying more and claims own building with rent avoided. It mentions a discount campy offer, a pestel or phone contact, and an agent to sell. The wording is garbled but suggests a sale or ownership deal without ongoing payments.
Versatile printing offer from Society printing for wedding invitations dances and party notices at a fixed price of 2.25 per 1000 tickets. Reading from the ad, customers can arrange a call from an agent who will deliver samples. contact Ridge 692.
Our B Y P U reorganized with new officers in charge. Mother's Club met at Mrs Francis Saunders home in regular meeting and all officers were re elected Mrs Blackburn President and her efficient assistants have a progressive institution Precinct B meets Sunday at Camp Onnison President Rife will take many from Madisonville
Grandma Armstrong, Mrs Comb's mother, Mrs Harris and Mr Jones appear in a brief note. It states none of the injuries are serious.
Mr. Abernathy shows improvement as the Willing Worker's Club of Mt. Carmel Baptist Church hosts a Tuesday night banquet.
Mr Mosondau delivered a compelling talk at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church on Tuesday night with India as the subject. The evening featured a thoughtful address and engaged audience discussion.
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