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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
2
The Union promotes unity among people and urges duty across spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political lives. It emphasizes working together for common good with the Seneca motto about reciprocal kindness and deeds.
The piece criticizes the scheduled separate hours for races in events, notes the letters caused by misadventure, and calls for frank discussion to solve racial tensions. It praises Friendship Home as a worthy, well managed institution deserving support despite the controversy raised.
Mrs Edith F Miller and cousin Mr Trotter toured the town with Dr Frank Johnson while Mr Louis Baldwin and Ed Thomas joined. After dinner, Jos Kelly and M L Ziegler accompanied them to the train. Other items include visits by Mrs Alberta Wills and Mrs Eugene Cox hosting a breakfast for Miss Cora Turner, and a death at the Old Women's Home.
Lincoln Theatre schedules a week of films led by Wallace Reid in Sick Abed with two nurses, then Clara Kimball Young in The Dancer's Peril and The Branded Four with Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber. The week continues with Bert Lytell in The Right of Way, Tex Richards in The Unknown Ranger, Bride No 13 chapter serial, Texas Quinnan Sunshine comedy, Taylor Holmes in The Very Idea, Ruth Roland in Ruth of the Rockies, and Harry Carey with Billy West.
Sunday MAY ALLISON stars in THE WALK OFFS a Metro Classic from an angle. Monday and Tuesday ANITA STEWART in PASSIONS PLAYGROUND. Wednesday and Thursday DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE features JOHN BARRYMORE. Friday PAULINE FREDERICK in HUNGRY HEART with HELEN HOLMES in THE TIGER BAND. Saturday FIGHTING BACK and HER LAST FALSE STEP plus Joe Ver Players weeklong at Big Country Store.
Mrs May Walker of St Louis visits her father James Peacock and Mrs Lucinda Allen of Cincinnati. Miss Grace Bailey visits Portsmouth Ohio while Miss Hattie Mae Jones goes to Akron. Mr and Mrs John Huffman visited Columbus last week. Jack Robinson wandered from the Infirmary on political business last week.
A grand dance hosted by the Maroon Boys drew a pretty, costume clad younger crowd and fine music. Members include Chas Woods Alfred Green Shelton Green Bogie Rollins Joe Hurst and Blackburn. Chas Woods departed for Columbus on Sunday as the Eureka Club met at Miss Marguerite Woods's residence last Thursday afternoon. Mr William Payne spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F W Payne.
The notice states Mrs Mary Sauter has moved from 925 West Eighth Street to Sterling Hotel at Sixth and Mound Streets. It appears under a hairdressing system listing, indicating a business or personal relocation.
A fragmentary classified line lists rotating company contact details for a sales call. It mentions a Cincinnati address, Ridge 592, and a phone contact at Smeders Avenue. The text includes pricing phrases and strong urgency about owning a building but lacks coherent sale details.
A 6 to 7 P M Sunday meeting features Hon Nicholas Longworth speaking at the Christian Endeavor event. Mrs G K Smith presides with Rev P J Blackburn pastor. Miss Hattie Snow of Montgomery Ala and Mrs John Snow guest. Mrs George Crafton returns from Chicago visit. Rosa A Watkins knits a bedspread valued at 150 dollars.
Mrs Alice Johnson completes the ro System of Hair and Scalp Treatment under Mrs Hattie M Castleman and announces readiness for business at 74 Washington Terrace.
St Pauls Spiritualist Church founded by Bishop Mary Mack Knox now holds services on Sundays and Thursdays at 327 West Sixth Street Newport KY Rev James Jones is pastor. Everyone welcome.
Mrs Thos. Easily opens headquarters at 653 Kenyon Avenue to treat scalps and promote hair growth with C J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower. Available for wholesale and retail purchases.
Business hours listed show 10 A M to 6 P M for operations or services. No additional context or details provided regarding location, days, or exceptions.
The Negro Civic Welfare Committee invites you to find desirable homes for Colored People. See Miss Julia Dawson, Homes Registry Secretary, at the temporary Y M C A office on 2nd Floor 9th St. West 2654 is the telephone contact.
Classic 5 room cottage with gas and water inside, sits on a large lot at 3725 Dirt St Cumminsville. Contact Park 1367 X for details or to arrange a viewing.
Mrs Evelyn Watts in Cincinnati announces a 10 dollar reduction on the Dermis Cura System Course. The offer runs 90 days ending at Christmas, bringing the price from 35 dollars to 25 dollars for the first ten applicants at 941 West Seventh Street.
Advertising blurb for Society printing in Cincinnati Ohio promoting cheap business cards letters and envelopes and other stationery. Includes wedding invitations announcements dances and party prints. Offers church printing and entertainment tickets with sample call service and Ridge 592 in Cincinnati.
A. Warren offers rapid shoe repair services at 100 Locust Street Lock Land Ohio. Local patrons report quick turnaround and reliable quality for cracks soles and stitching repairs.
An ad for a girls school eight miles from Nicholasville Kentucky on the Lexington Danville pike offers a two acre campus, farm, and board and tuition at nine dollars per month. It is nonsectarian under the Northern Presbyterian Church with scholarships for needy girls, terms begin October 6 and January 1. Principal contact H W McNair and Mrs M E McNair.
A Homesread Development Association notice promises steady lifelong income through buying lots in Cherry Grove. Each 30 by 144 foot lot includes shade trees and 150 strawberry plants, with free development offered while paying. Priced at 4.50 per lot with 3 monthly payment terms, no interest, warranty deed, money back guarantee. Cincinnati Ohio contact details and a phone number are provided.
Local printer listing shows address at Leeders Ave Cincinnati and phone line Ridge 592. Service details and pricing not fully legible in OCR snippet.
Funeral service notice for E. W. Smith Undertaker Establishment at 653 West Court Street West 2313 formerly Smith and Hogeans. Emphasizes full time care with night and day service and first class automobile transportation.
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