Local notices from Coshocton and distant visitors
Geo B Downs and children visit Coshocton for Carnival and County Fair. Mrs Mary Smith of Pittsburgh returns home after visiting Mrs Catherine Carpenter and Mrs Rebecca Watson. Mrs Eleanor Smith to Akron after quiet wedding Sept 6. Daisy Williams granted divorce and restoration of maiden name. Free Bible lecture by Doyle Shackleford Oct 12 at Steele Subdivision school house. Messages from W P Dabney of Cincinnati praise for The Union and a two year subscription enclosed. Morrocco Club hostesses and social news. City Federation set for Oct 12 1919 Womans Day at St Johns A M E Z Church. Lucille Edwards, pres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Pittsburgh, Pa
Catherine Carpenter
Rebecca Watson
Kingdom of Heaven
Doyle Shackleford
Milford
Steele Subdivision
College Hill
Williamson
W. Va
W. P. Dabney
Cincinnati
Ohio
Good Old “Union
J. L. Griffith
D. D
Box 153
P. S
City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
St. John’s A. M. E. Z
Lucille Edwards
Gilbertes Return From Southern Visit
Mr and Mrs J A Gilbert of Armory Ave have returned from their visit in the South. Mr James E Craig Mr Wm H Glasby and Mr Harl R Hailstock of Uncle Tom s Cabin Company paid a pleasant visit to Mrs Banks mother of James E Craig of 512 W Seventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gilbert
Armory Ave
South
James E. Craig
Wm. H. Glasby
Harl R. Hailstock
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Banks
Seventh Street
Marriage Invitation for Miss Mattie Murphy and Mr Clarence King
Mrs Edward Jamerson has received the invitation. Several local residents are noted visiting relatives in other cities. Mr Paul Williams of Chicago visits the city, son of Rev D C Williams. Alan Jackson of Detroit spent weeks here and left for Wisconsin. Raymond Elders returned from Detroit after a pleasant visit. Mrs John Askew of Cleveland was guest of Mrs Clarence Bryant last week. Silvanus Jefferson hosted his sister Mrs Alice Watson of Chicago as a guest last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Murphy
Clarence King
Edward Jamerson
Paul Williams
Chicago, IL
Rev
D. C. Willams
City
Alan Jackson
Detroit
Wisconsin
Raymond Elders
Mich
John Askew
Cleveland, O
Clarence Bryant
Silvanus Jefferson
Alice Watson
Chiago, TL
Eastbound trip joy noted in local society column
Mr Edgar McBride has retured from a delightful trip East. Miss Hattie Mae Andrews of Chattanooga Tenn visited the city last week. Miss Delma Poe of Dayton C spent Sunday in the city as guest of Miss Willa Prothro. The Bluebirds were charmingly entertained by Mrs Ruth Penn last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar McBride
Hattie Mae Andrews
Chattanooga
Tenn
Delma Poe
Dayton
Willa Prothro
Bluebirds
Ruth Penn
Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary Banquet Held
The Colored Men's Northside Business Club marked the Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary with a banquet and celebrations. Mrs. Rev. 3. H. Cook of Clarksville Tennessee delivered an address on the Race and the Flag, Rev. David Irvin spoke well, and Eugene Young recounted the Proclamation’s history. Wives of the businessmen hosted a grand banquet, guests expressed gratitude and praised the club’s progressiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Men's
Northside Business Club
Local Notices and Social Updates From Livingston to Cleveland
A series of social notes reports injuries from a car collision involving Mr. Ben Swanson of Livingston street and various visits and gatherings. Mrs. Fred Johnson of Detroit is invited to dinner, while Mrs. Wm Bell of College Hill hosted guests for dinner and donated $100 to Wilberforce University. Several families and individuals are noted as convalescing, visiting, or entertaining, with obituaries and a forthcoming marriage: Miss Bessie Moore of Greenville to Mr. James Brockman of Cleveland, to be held at Frank Mimes’s home. They plan to move to Cleveland after the ceremony attended by Rev Green. Covers were laid for 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bell
College Hill
Wilberforce University
Bessie Moore
Greenville
South Carolina
James Brockman
Cleveland
Frank Mimes
Butler Street
Green
Walnut Hills
Industrial Club Honors Mrs. Fanny White at Washington Terrace
Mrs. Celia Johnson entertained the Industrial Club in honor of Mrs. Fanny White with many friends present. A volley ball game is planned at the Y on Saturday night featuring prominent Columbus businessmen arriving by auto. Bert Hamilton and Ralph Cunningham of Atlanta are at Wilberforce University visiting their Uncle Sip Bullock of Reading road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Johnson
Washington Terrace
Industrial Club
Fanny White
Columbus
Bert Hamilton
Ralph Cuningham
Atlanta. Ga
Wilberforce University
Sip Bullock
Reading Road
Reception at Hotel Sterling for Mrs M C Moore of Dayton
Mrs Ethel Wynn with Miss Lelia Rickman and Eva I Grant hosted a brilliant Wednesday night reception at Hotel Sterling for Mrs M C Moore of Dayton. Guests included Mrs Hillman, Mr M C Moore and Mr Wm Perkins among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wynn
Lelia Rickman
Eva I. Grant
Hotel Sterling
M. C. Moore
Dayton
Hillman
Wm Perkins
Miss Jeannette Smith to Wed Detroit Man in October
Miss Jeannette Smith now of Detroit will marry a leading young man there on October 11. Mr and Mrs Sam Finley of Detroit announce the birth of a baby prince to their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Smith
Detroit
Sam Finley
Abie Marshall
Detroit, Mich
Pearl Aleander and William Prentice Wed After Secret Month
Friends congratulate Miss Pearl Aleander of Myrtle Avenue on her marriage to William Prentice. The couple kept the union private for one month before sharing the news.
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Raith & Mack Shirt Company
Sycamore Street
Lincoln Theater
Charles Albert
Central Ave
Staa Still
Bib
Fiat
Cahoiee
Norwoot
Phland Avenue
Etty Improvement Fine Bem
Geo
Besser
Third Street
J. Walker
Kenyon Avenue
J. K
Sherman
J. H
W. Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Emma Buckner Collins
Steward Ave
Phone Valley
West Sixth Street
Neas John
S. T. Sneed
H. G. Sanders
West
Eighth Street
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
West Ninth Street
Freeman Avenue
Rankin Bros
AND
EMS Balmers
Chapel Street
E. L. Gifford
Madisonville
Geo. B. Downs
Churchill Ave
Coshocton
Jos. Summers
Paige Hill
Catherine Samples
Chicago
Gary, Ills
Eleanor Smith
West Fifth Street
Akron
Daisy Williams
West Fourth Street
Lucille Brown
Morrocco Club
Mrs
Walter Phillips
Lexington, Ky
Bessie Taber
Katherine Patterson
Mary Arnold
Henrietta Livingston
Susie Larke
Sallie White
Lexington
Blanch T. Richardson
Ben Swanson
Livingston Street
Fred Johnson
Frank Wards
Mary Coleman
Martha Bowman Williams
Jas and
Edgar Anderson
Lancaster, Ky
Bessie Young
Mr. N. T. Nolan
Callie Manly
Wesley Royal
Edw. Alien
Joseph Harris
Mrs. Ora Moss
Columbus, Ohio
Aji Prossett
Foraker Avenue
Martha Bowman
West Fourth St
Cincinnnati
West Fifth St
Liberian Haberdasher Co
KR. Ebersole Printing Co
Phone Ridge
Laeders Ave
Mrs. Hester Bennetts
Woodburn
Olive L. Saunders
Fors
Wade Street
Joseph Kelly Hea
John
Taylor Rosa
Harold B. Taylor
Mound Street
Spring Grove Ave
Cincinnsti
Balia
Bic
Madam Reeder
Reida
Alms
Walhané Hills
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
Fred D. McCoy & Co
Ofies
J. T. Conyard
Edward H. Habig
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