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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
6
Pledges recount Longworth's distinguished lineage and service to the city and nation. Emphasizes his wisdom, energy, and patriotism, noting his role in shaping laws vital to national welfare. Affirms strong support for his continued reelection and frames defeat as a calamity for good government.
The JHE Union edited by W P Dabney at 40 McAllister Street Cincinnati Ohio outlines subscription rates and aims to unite readers. The text emphasizes spreading news to teach union, encourage true patriotism, and stress working together for spiritual, mental, moral, and civic improvement.
A fragmentary note echoes a moral maxim about reciprocity. The readable snippet presents a quoted aphorism urging fair treatment, without clear context or additional details to identify person, place, or event.
A Detroit newspaper lauds J. W. Rawlins of Crawley-Milner Co for his exceptional character and citizenship. The piece recalls a chat at his Willis Street home and outlines an instructive takeaway for readers. Also noted is Carrie McCauley visiting her aunt in town. Marie Vinegar has just returned from Indianapolis.
The choral society directed by Charles H. Kelly with soloists Tarr y Smith Reed and Yeles and Mrs Rowe performed with the double quartette led by Shirley Hawkins. Madames Renfro, Hawkins, Scruggs and Messrs Jolley, Smith, Morton, Hawkins joined in. The finale drew loud applause as Mrs Renfro Sanders Hawkins and others sang Hark What Mean Those Holy Voids. Prof. A M Quarles presided at the organ.
Expressions of gratitude for Mary Spotts funeral services and floral gifts, thanks to Rev Green and Undertaker Rankin. Dinner hosted for Mrs Katherine Langdon of Chicago. Miss Jordan’s 12th anniversary. The So Re Lil gathered at Mrs Bertha Hawkins. Art Embroidery Club hosted by Mary Coleman and Bertha Hawkins. John Watley and Josephine Phillips wed on Saturday.
Dr J P Foote of St John A M Church delivers a strong sermon at Zion Church as part of a Carmel Pres brotherhood event. Faithful attendees hear a call to moral action and spiritual renewal from the outspoken preacher.
Syterian Church held its first sermon Sunday afternoon with an eloquent address by the able divine. Music was provided by the brotherhood, contributing to a thoughtful service.
Mrs Andrew J McMurray was hostess to the Five Hundred Club Thursday. Mrs Lulu Raemy has returned.
Sunday program features Hart in his Masterpiece The Toll Gate by Himeek a thrilling tale of the west with a price on a outlaw head and a lover’s loyalty Monday opens Irvin C Millers Broadway Rastus the 1920 version boasting an all star cast and a fresh name in entertainment
Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre features Hobart Bosworth in a Thomas H Ince Artcraft Paramount production Below the Surface about a father and son and peril at sea. Also Beneath the Surface. The Branded Four with Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber. Tuesday May Allison in The Walk Offs. Wednesday Ethel Clayton in The Whims of Society. Thursday Bride 13 third episode and Texas Quinan. Friday Nora Talmage in Yes or No. Saturday Ruth Roland in Ruth of the Rockies and Harr a Carry in a Western. Monday Madam Bruce starlet revue. twelve selected performers. One week at the Lincoln.
After a summer in Michigan Mrs. Marion Pinkard is able to be out again. The funeral of little Nan Reider was held Tuesday. Mr. Yates was buried from Park Street Church Wednesday. Mrs. Ramey of Newport recovers from a serious eye accident. Mrs. George Wilson of Mt Auburn hosted a dinner for Mrs. Jannie White of Chicago with guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams and Mrs. Clara Johnson.
We thank friends for kindness during our sorrow and illness of our dear mother Mrs Hannah Adams. Special thanks to Rev Roberts for consoling remarks, floral donors, and Rankin Bros undertakers for funeral arrangements. Mrs Jennie Gaston and Family 2811 Griffin Ave.
Hon George W Hays has recovered after several days of illness. The Cleveland Gazette published a splendid article about him last week.
Mrs Florence Curtis has completed Madam Walker's Hair Dressing and manicuring course and is ready to begin business. Instruction by Mrs Lizzie Thomas at 104 Washington Terrace.
Supreme Chancellor Green of New Orleans toured the city on business Tuesday and, at the invitation of Dr A Williams, stayed over to attend a dinner at the Y where ten covers were laid. Under his leadership the K of P has made wonderful progress.
Louise Mason operates a renowned school in Kentucky delivering strong academic programs and community outreach. The article highlights her leadership and the school's impact on local families.
The bereaved family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and sympathy after the loss of Walter Stepp. Special appreciation to Rev Dr P J Blackburn for comfort and to the donors of floral offerings and to Undertaker Rankins for the funeral service conducted promptly and efficiently.
Mr Walter Smith of Indianapolis spent one week here as the guest of Miss Ollie Shotwell in a brief social exchange highlighting local hospitality and personal visits during the season.
Attorney R G Brown has returned from Lexington with no public statement issued. The brief notice notes his travel and return but provides no further details on cases or agenda.
Miss Helen Roberts passed through the city Wednesday en route to Wilberforce. Miss Mattie L. Withers of Chicago is spending several weeks in the city. Miss Edith Tilton left Tuesday for Chicago, where she will make her future home.
The item lists four October marriages: Geo Griffin with Lelia Logan on October 14, Clarence Irvin with Theresa Robinson on October 20, Sydney Young with Delphia Garred on October 21, and De Arnold Hunt with Alma Alexander on October 23, officiated by Rev. Foote.
Mr David Shackelford of Cleveland Ohio was the guest of Miss Dorothy Glenn Sunday. Organ recital noted.
At the Carmel Presbyterian Church a recital on the new electric organ will be held Sunday evening at 8 o clock on October 31. Prof N W Ryder will perform. he is an Oberlin and Howard graduate, former Fisk University professor, and head of the musical department of the Negro Civic Welfare Committee of this city. A silver offering will be taken.
All International Bible Students of Cincinnati will gather in one body at Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm streets for an all day Sunday meeting. The 3 pm lecture is open to the public with free admission and no collection. No Knights of Honor Hall gathering until Sunday November 7.
Miss Hilda Banks of 1023 Foraker Avenue Walnut Hill quietly married Ernest Jarrett on Saturday evening October 23 at her home witnessed only by family. They left that night for Detroit to reside. We wish them blessings.
Mrs George Dodson was summoned to Nashville due to the death of her sister.
Mrs Edgar Owens and her son left Saturday for Nashville to visit her sister who is seriously ill.
In response to enquirers, we are glad to say that Dr. Oxley is still in this land of sin and sorrow.
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