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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1919

Page

3

Lincoln Theatre Weeklies Get Fox and Silent Stars

Sunday Tom Mix in The Wilderness Trail starts a action packed Fox feature. Monday Houdini the Great in The Master Mystery plus The Woman Underneath. Tuesday William S Hart in The Poppy Girl’s Husband and a Keystone comedy. Wednesday Hearts of Love presents Civil War era Negro soldiers and an Lke comedy. Thursday The Demon's Shadow serial and Charlie Chaplin in Sunny Side third mil lion dollar comedy. Friday Madeline Travers in The Sneak with a Sennett comedy. Saturday The Great Gamble speed chapter play and World five part feature. Country store every Friday night. A feature picture every day.

Tom Mix Fox Houdini the Great Wm. S. Hart Lke Charley Chaplin Wm. Fox Madeline Travers Sennett Country Store

Lyceum Theatre Week Highlights and Features

The Lyceum Theatre presents Weillace Reid in You Are Fired with a dramatic on stage moment. Monday offers Happiness Lamode and a comedy. Dorothy Dalton stars Female of the Species on Tuesday. Wednesday brings Charlotte Walker in The Grain of Dust with a moral theme. Thursday features Captain Robert Warwick in Secret Service. Friday showcases The Honor System with an all star cast. Saturday offers a comedy and Metro feature Please Get Married. Country store every Tuesday night.

Weillace Reid Lamode Dorothy Dalton Charlotte Walker Pathe Robert Warwick Paramount Artcraft Secret Service Wm. Fox Gladys Brockwell

Local notes on departures and visits from town residents

Mrs Spilles returned Monday from a several weeks visit in Macon Georgia Barber McKinney came back after a pleasant stay in Michigan and Windsor Canada Sympathy to Prof Blackburn and family on wife’s death Mrs Davis of Covington spending a short stay on Oak street McLanney daughter still in hospital Terrell returned from Lexington Kentucky Geo Phillips entertained relatives Sunday Rev Warner hosting his uncle from Sterling Kentucky Minnie Stewart and son returned from Richmond Kentucky Daughters of Mr and Mrs Cornelison died after long illness in Pittsburg Many Locklanders attended Fraternal Day Birdie Hunter hosted sister in law from Dayton Sunday Hughes of Wayne avenue received a unique surprise from her daughter Monday

Local Social Notes Highlight Murphisville Visit Inquiries

Mr and Mrs William Wadsworth and daughter stayed with Mr and Mrs George Garrison in Murphisville for several days. Mrs Charles Coleman was a visitor in town Thursday. Miss Helen Hoard from Cincinnati visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ben Fields.

William Wadsworth George Garrison Murphisville Charles Coleman Helen Hoard Cincinnati Mrs Ben Fields Mary Wood Fields Susie Heard

Infant Buried Friday Afternoon in Local Service

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noble Mayberry was buried Friday afternoon. Several locals attended the camp meeting at August Sunday. Mr. Thomas Green hosted a luncheon for Miss Helen Hoard. The hay ride organized by Mr. Frank Green drew much praise. Mrs. Lou Cash Lee of Indiana visits Mrs. Chas. Smith.

Mrs. Noble Mayberry Thomas Green Helen Hoard Frank Green Lou Cash Lee Indiana Chas. Smith

Elmwood Residents Return From Kentucky Visit

Mrs. Carrie Heim returns home after a three month stay in Kentucky. Mr. McCaleb sells Cedar street residence and buys a Park avenue home in Walnut Hills. Mrs. Francie Brown attended the Lexington Fair and arrived home Sunday.

Carrie Heim Elmwood Ohme Kentucky McCaleb Cedar Street Park Avenue Walnut Hills Francie Brown

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