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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
1
The slate lists Clerk of the Municipal Court Jos Cline and judges W Meredith Yeatman Joseph H Woeste Dr Bertha Lietze Corinne F McCloskey Ottok Francis Wm Hess. It names 26 ward councilmen from Edwin Kellogg to Edward C Bacon with each ward represented by a specific candidate.
The Union protests malicious rumors about it opposing colored people, clarifying that the paper supports Southern communities and President Ware. Affected by false accusations, the note calls for subscribers to report misstatements while recounting Hays and Taft connections and praising Beulah Baptist Church relations.
Judge Peck opened the October term with praise for the court crier whose fifty years of faithful service were celebrated. George W. Hay, 73, of the U S District Court, will complete his fiftieth year as an attaché on October 4.
A Tuesday night meeting at Hotel Sterling drew a large Republican audience with several eloquent speeches. Captain Fred Schneller addressed lingering women voters after the program offering political advice that has earned him success in many battles ahead of Friday night's continuation for women voters on October 7.
Lucretia Knox Mitchell performs at Carel Presbyterian Church Ninth and Linn Streets on Monday evening October 10 1921 at 8 15 oclock Admission 50 cents Mrs Artie Matthews pianist Dr W L Brean minister Chas H Kelly manager Student from Hartford Conn School of Music Studied Music Three Years in Europe announces the great song bird of this generation as the best dramatic soprano on the concert stage today
The Brown Chapel Queen City Glee Club prepares Friday night program at Brown Chapel on October 9 with Ida B. Smith of the Kentucky Conference as principal speaker for Woman's Day observance.
Linist Miss Wilda Gunn violinist Mr Fountain Lewis organist Miss Mary B Taylor secretary Miss Orlean Pullen assistant secretary Teachers Miss Martha Winkfield Miss Ella Alford Mrs Estella R Davis Mrs Serena Mason Mrs Arlethia Gaffney Miss Clara Thompson Mrs Elise Mayo Mrs Lucia Keys Mrs Sarah Smith Mrs Leola Brown Miss Bertha Miller Mr P T Johnson Mr Herbert Miller Mr Charles Dillard Mr Charles Parham Sr Mrs Callie Finley Mrs Buena Anderson Miss Lena Bell librarian Miss Angy A Smith executive secretary
Mexia Texas September 24 Cemeteries school houses and churches show oil potential The Base well on the Nussbaum tract near Smiths chapel a Negro church on two acres could become wealthy if another well hits on church land The congregation plans a fine new church and a substantial salary for Pastor Clinton Thomas from oil proceeds
A remark on church sermons being tied to oil wealth suggests preachers pushing for higher salaries would lead to greater happiness, lamenting that more churches are not situated on oil-rich land.
Rev. M A N Shaw of the Twelfth Baptist Church and National President of the National Equal Heights League achieved a civil rights win in Boston this week. His son Harvey faced prejudice when applying to Huntington School, a Y M C A preparatory program. The YMCA pledged no color line and directed the case to the school for admission without prejudice. A YMCA board meeting occurred as officials considered the matter and a colored staff member supported race equity during the hearing.
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