Church printing specials and order details
An old notice offers invitation and announcement printing at favorable terms. It lists sample pricing such as 1000 for $1.35 and 500 for 95 cents, with a warning not to buy more. The church printing service invites inquiries by dropping postal mail or phone and notes Ridge 395-R, contact K. L. Eberosle at 2710 Lueders Avenue, Walnut Hills.
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R. K. L. Eberosle
Lueders Avenue
City
Walnut Hills
Sunday Services at 9 11 and 8 A M Prayer at 7
A compact church notice invites attendance for Bible School at 9 30 A M preaching at 11 A M and 8 P M with Christian Endeavor at 7 P M The same item also advertises a furnished front room for a couple at 2529 Ida Ave Norwood with bath and electric light listed as amenities.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Mr and Mrs George Doyle vow 64th wedding anniversary
Hazelwood Ohio couple Mr George W Doyle and Mrs Doyle celebrate sixty four years of marriage on Sunday October 27 1918 due to a bereavement the day will be quiet with only immediate family present including son William W Doyle and wife from Chicago a niece Mrs Mollie L Harding and husband Cincinnati a cousin Mr Henry C Coleman and wife Wyoming and an aunt Mrs Martha Talley and husband Ironton Ohio The couple married at Georgetown Ohio by Rev Toliver Stripling the bride Miss Mary Belle McFarland. They will be at home the week of the 27th to friends who wish to call. Mrs Tennie Pullen of Pulaski Tennessee dies October 11 mother of Mrs James Phillips Cincinnati Miss Elberta Phillips has entered Pulaski high school Grace B Lay engaged to Alton Eugene Johnson of Detroit Quick Movers and Hustling Boys entertained by Miss A M Grant. Mrs Mary E Partridge confined to her bed two weeks.
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George W. Doyle
Hazelwood
Ohio
William W Doyle
Chicago
Mollie L. Harding
Cincinnati
Henry C. Coleman
Wyoming
Martha Talley
Ironton
Doyle
Mary Belle McFarland
Georgetown
Toliver Stripling
Hainey and Thurman Marry in October Ceremony
Mr William F Hainey and Mrs Mary Thurman wed on Saturday October 19 conducted by Rev D D Scott. The bride Was a widow with two children Bettie 21 and Henry 19 while Hainey is a widower with son Joseph 5. The couple’s families receive congratulations as they begin married life.
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William F. Hainey
Mary Thurman
D. D. Scott
Bettie
Henry
Hainey
Joseph
Thurman
Mr. Hainey
Union endorsed by race loving readers letter to editor
A reader, signed CLANTON, praises The Union as the lasting press amid Jim Crow and small era papers. The note claims honesty and truthfulness, asserting no lawsuits over reported stories. The item also mentions social visits in Lima and Barr Street with Richards and McGee families.
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Clanton
Local Obituary and Community News Blotter
Mrs. Jessie S. Johnson 23 died October 15 1918 at 2 30 AM at home 508 Elizabeth Street City Interment in Nicholasville KY. Miller Johnson thanks friends relatives and neighbors for kindness in loss of his wife. Various notes mention Hon W Hays at U S Court Dayton R J Nolan visiting McDonough and Atlanta GA Mrs Cornehead Newport improving from operation Mrs L Young returns from Nashville Mrs R T Nolan leaves for Xenia to visit Mrs W H Fishback Ed Davis ill with pneumonia Gilbert Kirk from New York in city Lizzie Buckner recovering from influenza Quarantine lifted at Camp Sherman Mrs Mollie Hardings hears of sisters death in Memphis Peters Arms Co Kings Mills Ohio nurse M E L Wilson Lincoln Hospital NY City joins Kings Mills assignment.
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Jessie S. Johnson
E. Elizabeth Street
City
Nicholasville
M. E. L. Wilson
Lincoln Hospita
New York City
Cincinnati
Peters Arms Co
Kings Mills
Ohio
Professor Walter Johnson Visit from Nitro Highlights Local Week
Prof Walter Johnson known as Fraz arrived from Nitro this week, visiting the area and meeting residents and local figures during his stay.
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Walter Johnson
Fraz
Nitro
Letter praising The Union and its stance on race issues
A reader commends The Union newspaper editor for its long record of fair, fearless journalism supporting Black rights and opposition to segregation. The writer notes the paper’s strong community trust amid new Black leadership, while cautioning a Kentucky editor’s attempts to undermine The Union’s established credibility.
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W. P. Dabney
the Union
Cincinnati
Union
South
Kentucky
Houses for Sale with Various Room Counts and Prices
Six room brick house on 32 by 130 foot lot with owner asking 23000. Eight room modern house on a large lot in good location at 2500. Ten room modern brick with electric lights on Gaff Avenue priced at 4500. Eight room brick on Seventh Street designed for two families with 400 down and balance like rent. Nine room brick arranged in eight flats each with separate bath toilet and hot water price 4408. Storms to suit.
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Gaff Avenue
Seventh Street
Arm strong Slater Memorial Trades Building Destroyed at Tuskegee Institute
The Armstrong Slater Memorial Trades Building at Tuskegee Institute burned Monday night October 14, causing the largest fire in institute history and an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. The Union urges readers to recruit subscribers as it fights against persistent Jim Crow pressure in Cincinnati.
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Tuskegee, Ala
Armstrong-Slater Memorial Trades
Tuskegee Institute
Divorce Petition in Hamilton County Court Ohio
Nathan Smith files for divorce in the Court of Common Pleas Division of Domestic Relations Hamilton County Ohio docket number 169258 citing gross neglect of duty and adultery. Albertina Smith, last known at 45 East Thirty-second Street Los Angeles California, must answer by November 18 1918 or judgment will be taken. Attorney H P Karch 5054 Second National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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Albertina Smith
Thirty-second Street
Los Angeles
California
Nathan Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton
Ohio
Division of Domestic Relations
H. P. Karch
Second National Bank
For Rent Great Bargain Three Room Modern Flats
For rent ad offering three room modern flats with private bath and toilet at 2335 Concord Street Walnut Hills. Includes use of laundry with monthly rates of 12 and 16 dollars.
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Concord St
Walnut Hills
Concord Street
Wal
Cora Sorter Opens Hair Dressing Under Young at Barr Street
Mrs. Cora Sorter completes the Poro System of hair dressing under Mrs. Emma H Young and is now ready to commence business at 958 Barr Street.
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Cora Sorter
Emma H. Young
Barr Street
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Cinchuman
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Mme D. L. Butier
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Lula Gaither
Milton Street
Maggie Westfield
Myrtle Ane
Tennie Pullen
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Elberta Phillips
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Grace B
Alton Eugene Johnson
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A. M. Grant
John Street
Mary E. Partridge
W. S. Martin
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Harry Jefferson
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Mr. Jefferson
Fries & Fries
Elizabeth Moore
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Pearl Reed
Rosie White
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Henry Thurman
Charleston
Government
B&. T. Richards
Cantwell McGee
Lima, Ohio
Miller Johnson
W. Hays
U. S. Court
Dayton
R. J. Nolan
McDonough
Atlanta. Ga
Mrs. L. Young
Nashville, Tenn
R. T. Nolan
W. H. Fishback
Xenia
Ed. Davis
Gilbert Kirk
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Nee Vaughan
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Mollie Hardings
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G. A. Morgan’s
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G. A. Morgan Hair Refining Co
Harlem Ave
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Or Canal
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