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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
4
A merchant touts a 14 year track record selling over 500 properties with zero failed purchases. He argues choosing the right professional yields satisfaction, comparing doctors and lawyers to investors seeking reliable guidance.
M L Zrigier is ill. Mrs B Abernathy hosted a lawn fete on Saturday. Mrs Covington held a prextitul party for sister Mabel Woolfork of Detroit. Will Gazaway injured in automobile crash with right arm amputated. Eva H Adams spent Sunday in Cleveland visiting Sadie Bess, Delia Parchie, and A Wlover. Ladie Smith Felton buried last Thursday. Lucille Lamb returned home. Annie Scovell discharged from hospital.
Mrs Rosa Ward Williams returns from a two week Chicago visit. Mrs Hattie Alsop of Springfield Pike spent Sunday with Chicago relatives. Mrs Minnie Lawson recovering from heat prostration. Mrs Alice Goins and Mrs James A Collins quietly married in Chicago and now at 600 Stewart St at home to friends. Mrs Whitehead stricken with paralysis. Miss Ella Jones returned from Michigan. Mrs Bertha Orr well and on vacation. Mrs Nadyne Roberts Waters ill. Rev and Mrs Dickerson returned and will occupy remodeled home. Mrs Lunsford's mother ill. Mrs William Menelee entertained friends from Walnut Hills and Detroit. Mr and Mrs Hankins guests of Wyoming relatives. Hankins an undertaker in Dayton. Mr and Mrs Raymond Courtley and cousins hosted. Mr and Mrs Wm Minnilee entertained Mr and Mrs Irans Waters. Mrs MineLee hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell move into a new home. Anna Smith’s property at 91 Street sold to Elisha Braxton for investment. John Haughbrook acquires a three-family at 698 and a move into a new home. Four J. P. Mosby sales to A H Orr for a four room modern cottage at 424 Oliver Street. Mosby also moves to a new home. Beulah Thompson of Middletown sells an eleven room modern frame at 4749 Richmond Street to J S Rowe and an eight room front two story at 1045 Mound Street to Anna Boone. Fannie Lewis buys an eight room bridge house at 1079 Mound Street for investment by Lewis and Boone. Jake Cutts purchases for Ethel and Rotarto Tate an eight room two family at 839 Barr Street. Cutts and wife move into the new home.
Horace Sudduth arranged sales to Francis M Russell principal of Douglass School for a ten room modern house at 833 Beecher Street Waluaut Hills and to Dolly Monroe for Julia Maddox a seven hundred meter double flat at 1210 Myrtle Avenue Walnut Hills plus several more transfers including a five room bungalow at 2996 Gilbert Avenue and a five room modern house with garage at 2721 Ashland Avenue Walnut Hills. He also sold for Elizabeth Conrad a St Louis flat building at 3220 Beresford Avenue and for Herman and Lena Wilson a cottage at 2034 Pogue Avenue and a seven room modern house with garages at 2644 Park Avenue. The Wilsons and other buyers have moved into their new homes or will move soon.
Mr W P Dibney editor The Union Cincinnati Ohio republishes Overton letter describing arrival in Helsingfors and Stockholm for a world conference with 1500 delegates from 50 nations. He notes opening session at Johannes Church, Dr John R Mott speech, multilingual groups, translators, and a spirit of goodwill fostering interracial and international understanding. Delegates include participants from Germany Denmark United States Scotland New Zealand Hungary Canada Switzerland Norway Sweden Czecho Slovakia India Finland and more.
Pekin Theatre offers a week of two realepics and a comedy starting September 5 1926. Sunday and Monday shipwrecked stars Leena Owen and Joseph Schldkraut deliver action aboard a stormy sea with dramatic realism. The Reckless Sex stars ten big names including Madge Bellamy Johnnie Walker Buster Collier and Walter Long and blends high life Boston with Mexican border crime in a melodrama. The Flame of the Yukon with Leena Owen and Arnold Gray follows Thursday and Friday. The Unknown Soldier a grand love and war drama closes September 12 and 13 with a tearful epic of love and peace.
Local notice urges residents to watch for the big pictures that are coming to Pekin. The announcement highlights new screenings or attractions expected to draw crowds and boost downtown activity.
Massachusetts photographer and photo stat operator James E Reed, a North Carolina migrant since 1878, duplicates 200000 historical papers. He produced 30000 prints last year and once completed 722 prints in 18 hours. Reed makes rapid enlargements and reproduces letters, military records, coins, and relics under the Secretary of State.
An article cites a Trends and Indications estimate that a child costs about 8338 dollars for a family earning around 2500 annually. It breaks down 3400 for clothing and shelter, 2500 for food, 1150 for education, and 624 for miscellaneous plus 414 for health. It notes Negro family budgets lag by 1600 to 1400 and warns of racist implications and violence risks.
The California Christian Advocate reports Bishop Frederick Fisher’s account of a Washington bishops banquet. White bishops attended. black bishops were not invited, stirring debate on color in scheduling. A joint resolution declared all or none of them would accept discriminatory entertainment, then unanimously adopted by the board.
Simon Ratshosa, a Bamangwato prince, testified in his attempted murder case about Masawara slaves in Bechuanaland. He described masters with life or death power over slaves, beatings and burnings, and the slave trade controlled by tribal leaders, who drove children into slavery and restrained slaves with neck reins.
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