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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
2
The Union publishes bereavement notices for Maynard La Force and thanks supporters. Community items list room rentals, social visits, travel notes, and local achievements including marriages, illnesses, club meetings, and family events across Cincinnati neighborhoods and nearby towns.
Mrs Lizzie Cannady of Richmond Ky in city for Fall Millinery opening guest of sister Mrs Mary Jennings of Hyde Park. Rev Woolfork preaches at Bethel Baptist Church last Sunday and visits from Eminence Ky. Mrs Sadie Heard improving slowly. Little Maxene Jordan awarded silver spoon at Brown Chapel. Mr Nick Reynolds visiting sister Lelia Reynolds. Rev L W Gray returns Oct 22 to resume duties. Mrs Ada Kellar Chappellee mourns husband. Sunshine Embroidery Club met at Mrs Washington’s Lincoln Ave. New subscribers join The Union. some still say they do not read papers.
Expressions of thanks accompany messages of consolation and acts of kindness from many friends. The note gratefully acknowledges support and affection during a difficult time.
Raymond Croom former Douglass School pupil now of Oak Park Michigan earns six medals in the field team and totals fourteen points at the Annual Bicycle Derby on the high school field. He wins the Silver Medal as fastest bicycle rider and is the sole colored contestant among twenty five white riders.
The Lincoln Theatre presents a busy lineup with Oct 22-23 Lucky Carson and Sherlock Holmes serials by Vitagraph starring Earl Williams. Oct 24-26 Sonny about Richard Barthelmess follows Over the Hills. Oct 27-28 Torch y La La Comedy, plus Mishe World ten reels. Oct 29-31 Salvation Nell drama, and Oct 30 The Hope Diamond Mystery serial.
Six week illness of a grandmother ends as relatives return from Youngstown. Couples share visits and outings with neighbors in Columbus and College Hill. The Se Re Lit Club netted over 100 from a Brown Chapel entertainment. Various residents attend races, celebrate family moves, and plan future arrangements in Cincinnati, Athens, Louisville, and Detroit.
Mr and Mrs Harry M Washing delightfully entertained his brother George and a party of friends who recovered from Cleveland. Quiver humper of city guests were present at the verification.
The church marked ten years of Dr Oxler's leadership at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Cincinnati with an elaborate program and speeches. Dr Proud of California attended and spoke, praising the pastor's wit and tenure. Improvements under Oxley have boosted the church's progress and national reputation. The celebrating committee, including Hon William Land, John W Thomas, John Johnson, and Eugene H Simms, received commendation for management.
The Crescent held a dinner in the amite of poems at The Sterling Ho to honor Mr Fraze's M. Russel recently appointed a Supervisor of Schools in Baltimore. He is a self made man and a graduate of Cincinnati University and former principal of Dou lass School. Caterer Anderson provided a feast and the guests responded warmly, followed by Auld Lang Syne. The Trinity Choral Society meets Saturday at 3 p.m. at Metropolitan Baptist Church Ninth and Linn. Dr Proud will preach Sunday at Zion Baptist Ninth Street and at First Baptist Walnut Hills.
Thaddeus Brown earned a silver cup at Brown's Chapel during a local popularity baby contest. The event drew families from the community, celebrating young participants and adoring spectators.
Advertisers may find value in weekly church notes with space offered at special rates. White churches are portrayed as wise in this regard, while some colored churches slumber deeply though not dead.
District Judge James Begley ruled that Charles Harper is the father of Mrs. Harper's eleven year old daughter after a trial. Harper sought a divorce and a share of marital assets estimated at 100 009. The hearing featured testimony about the child's ears and a range of expert remarks, with the court weighing evidence to determine paternity.
An old ad promotes Viet Me am Reeder''s hair parlor offering Reeders Bair Restorer promising wonderful speedy results. It seeks agents to handle sales and mentions a product made from combings and weed burn with a location at 270a Alms Piece Walnut Hills.
Promotion asserts ownership of building with no rent and states delivery to any location for $2.25. Encourages dropping postal or phone, sample viewing first, agent will call at one.
Ad copy offers a building ownership deal with no monthly tent payments and a phone contact Ridge 592 2710 at Leeders Ave Cincinnati. Mentions samples and a portal or phone to call but lacks clear details or legitimacy.
Business cards and printing services offered at fixed low price. Printing includes envelopes bill heads and invitations. Church printing emphasized with specialty in entertainment tickets and invitations. Call for samples. agent will call. Address 3718 Leeders Ave Cincinnati.
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