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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1920
Page
2
Longworth praised as a patriot son with a distinguished lineage in the city and nation. The text lauds his wisdom energy and devotion praising his impact on the country and city through public service and governance. It notes support for his continued leadership and frames his defeat as a calamity for government.
iE UNION published by W P Dabney editor at 1 Macallister Street Cincinnati outlines its aim to teach the value of union among readers and to encourage truth and pride for shared success. The piece stresses the necessity of working together for spiritual, moral, and practical benefit.
A leading paper praises Mr. J. W. Rawins of Crawley-Milner Co for exemplary citizenship. The Cincinnati native holds a key executive role in the Hives Store in that city. Carrie McCauley visits Aunt Mrs. Marie Vinegar who has just returned from Indianapolis.
A fragment notes a sermon delivered by Dr J P Foote of St John and Zion Church. The text mentions Carmel Pres by implication and sketches a church gathering, with emphasis on the preacher and location.
The Presbyterian Church held its first sermon last Sunday afternoon with an eloquent and thoughtful address from the pastor. Music was provided by the church brotherhood.
The article describes a church or school recital with multiple soloists and a chorus under Professor Shirley Hawkins. Performers include Renfro Hawkins Scrugges Smith Morton and Kelly with the choir and organ by Prof. X N Quarles. The piece Hark What Mean These Holy Voids is highlighted for its artistic stand.
Friends of Mary Spotts are thanked for kindness during illness and funeral services are noted with Rev Green er taker Rankin and floral gifts. The Family fine son Sanders hosted a dinner for Mrs. Katherine Langdon of Chicago who celebrated her 12th anniversary last Wednesday. Lil and Coleman hosted the embroidery club and John Watley wed Miss Josephine Phillips on Saturday. Andrew J. McMurray attended the Five Hundred Club. Mrs Lulu Kraemy has returned.
Sunday program features William S Hart in The Toll Gate, a self written Western tale of betrayal and mercy across three counties. Monday through weeklong show includes Irvin C Millers Broadway Rastus 1920 version with all star cast and an updated production.
Sunday features Hobart Bosworth in a Thos H Ince Artcraft Paramount production Below the Surface about a father’s sea rescue and final acclamation. Also Beneath the Surface. Branded Four with Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber. Monday May Allison in The Walk Offs. Tuesday Ethel Clayton in The Whims of Society. Wednesday Bride 13 third episode and Texas Quinan Froham story. Friday Nora Talmage in Yes or No. Saturday Ruth Roland Ruth of the Rockies with a Western by Harry Carey. Monday Madam Bruce starlet revue with twelve performers. One week at the Lincoln Theatre.
After summer in Michigan Mrs. Marion Pinkard resumes activity. The funeral of littlean Reider was held Tuesday. Mrs. Ramey of Newport recovers from a serious eye accident. Mr. Yates was buried from Park Street Church Wednesday. Mrs. George Wilson of Mt. Auburn hosted a dinner for Mrs. Jannie White of Chicago last Wednesday, with guests Mrs. and Mr. Harry Adams and Mrs. Clara Johnson.
We express gratitude for kindness shown during illness and passing of our mother MRS HANNAH ADAMS. Special thanks to Rev Roberts for comforting remarks floral donors Rankin Bros undertakers for conduct of funeral. Mrs Jennie Gaston and Family 2811 Griffin Avenue.
Local note reports Hon Geo W Hays has recovered after several days illness. The Cleveland Gazette published a splendid article about him last week, highlighting his achievements and status in the community.
Mrs Florence Curtis has finished Madam Walker's Hair Dressing and manicuring course and is now ready to begin business. Instruction was provided by Mrs Lizzie Thomas at 104 Washington Terrace.
Supreme Chancellor Green of New Orleans stayed Tuesday on business and joined a dinner party hosted by Dr. E. A. Williams at the Y. The K of P reports progress under his leadership. Mrs. Marie Higgins has been ill for several days. Mrs. Louise Mason runs a fine school in Kentucky.
The bereaved family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during their bereavement for Walter Stepp. Special thanks to Rev Dr P J Blackburn for comfort floral offerings and Undertaker Rankins for the funeral.
Mr. Walter Smith of Indianapolis spent one week as a guest of Miss Ollie Shotwell, visiting locally and staying with her during his stay.
Attorney R G Brown has returned from Lexington and is resuming legal duties. The trip highlights ongoing cases and professional commitments in the regional district.
Miss Helen Roberts passed through the city en route to Wilberforce on Wednesday. Miss Mattie L. Withers of Chicago spends several weeks here. Miss Edith Tilton left Tuesday for Chicago to make her future home. Mr. David Chakelford of Cleveland passed through Wednesday en route to Lexington. Rev. R. P. Wilson of Ripley also traveled through Wednesday. Mr. T. Spencer Finley spent several days in Chicago. Rumor says Miss Fannie Woods and Mr. Arthur Chaney were recently married in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev Mr Gee W Griffin wed Miss Lelia Logan on October 2. Mr Clarence Irvin and Miss Theresa Robinson united October 21. Mr Sydney Young married Miss Delphia Garred October 23. Rev Foote officiated. A Cleveland guest, Mr avid Shackelford, visited Miss Dorothy Glenn Sunday. Organ recital noted.
At the Carmel Presbyterian Church there will be a recital on the new electric organ Sunday evening at 8 o clock October 21 by Prof N W Ryder. He is an Oberlin and Howard graduate, former Fisk University professor, and head of the musical department of the Negro Civic Welfare Committee. Silver offering.
All International Bible Students of Cincinnati will gather in one body at Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm streets for an all day meeting this Sunday. The 3 PM lecture is open to the public and free with no admission charge. No Knights of Honor Hall meeting this week until Sunday November 7.
Miss Hilda Banks of 1023 Foraker Avenue Walnut Hills fell ill on Saturday evening October 23. Ernest Jarrett quietly married at her home in a family ceremony and left for Detroit the same night to reside there. We wish them every blessing.
Mrs George Dodson is summoned to Nashville due to the death of her sister. She travels to attend the funeral and assist family during the loss.
Mrs Edgar Owens and her son traveled to Nashville on Saturday to be with her sister who is seriously ill.
Responding to inquirers, the notice states that Dr. Oxley remains in this land of sin and sorrow, continuing his residence amid ongoing hardship.
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