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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1919

Page

4

Federal Employee's Club Meeting September 9 at Y

The Federal Employee's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Y on Tuesday evening September 9 at 8 P M sharp. Z Clinton is president and A B Smith secretary. Mrs Aaron Green visits Rozelia Leahr of Avondale and Hazel Jones hosted dinner in her honor. Mrs Green was guest of Mrs Nix Madlock and Hazel Jones. Several members including J L Jones Henry Higgins and Ida Liverpool plan future trips to Detroit and nearby cities. Alice Easton Leland returns to Georgetown Kentucky after visiting the Williams and McLeods of Hyde Park.

Federal Employee’s Club Z. Clinton A. B. Smith Aaron Green Rozelia Leahr Avondale J. L. Jones Henry Higgins Ida Liverpool Detroit Alice Easton Leland Georgetown Kentucky Harry Williams McLeods Hyde Park

Social Roundup of Visits and Returns Across Cities

Mrs. Margaret Dunlap returns from Chicago with her daughter Mrs. Geo Hays following. Dr. Ross and party return from touring, healthy. Miss Virginia Doll visits relatives in the state. Mrs. Bushon enjoyed a week in Wilmington and Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis host a reception for visiting mother and sister from Louisville. Mrs. John Williams, previously ill, shows improvement. Dr. Chas Schooly visits Dayton family. captain Mallory has a new touring car. Mrs. Smith of Boston visits the Cornishes. Mrs. Birdie Wills and son Elsworth Gamblee visit Cleveland. Mrs. John Blackburn dies in Lockland, buried in Xenia. Mrs. Jennie Doll and Mrs. Jean Leavell visit Columbus. Miss Clara Willis, Miss Martha Ross return from Washington. Miss May Saunders of Washington visits sister Mrs. Thomas Monroe. Mrs. Myrtle Barnett and daughter return from Chicago after visiting Lottie Henry and Virgie Faulkner of Batavia.

Chas. Schooly Captain Mallory and Dayton Ohio Myrtle Barnett Chicago Lottie Henry Virgie Faulkner Batavia

Friends in Lima Ohio Share Social Updates

Miss Carrie Pullen of Pulaski Tennessee returned home after visiting sister Mrs Philips in Lima. Miss Alberta Philips goes back to Pulaski to resume school. Mrs Speaker returned home after weeks in Chicago. Mrs A Jones left for Detroit. Nellie Liggins of College Hill entertained Mrs Clem and sons and Mrs McWhorter at lunch. Mr and Mrs E D Pullen of Indianapolis visited Mrs Phillips on West Seventh Street. Florence Burton of New Vienna Ohio spent a few days with Mrs Sidney Atchison.

Carrie Pullen Pulaski, Tennessee Mrs. Philips Nellie Liggins College Hill E. D. Pullen Indianapolis Phillips West Seventh Street Florence Burton New Vienna Ohio Sidney Atchison

Chattanooga teachers enjoy auto trip in group outing

Miss Belle Washington Mrs Stypes and daughter Lucille and Miss Ella Goodloe teachers of Chattanooga were given an auto trip by Mrs Mamie Daniels. Mrs Clarence Clem and sons of Springfield Illinois after visiting sisters and niece returned home Monday.

Belle Washington Stypes Lucille Ella Goodloe Chattanooga Mamie Daniels Clarence Clem

Mr. Ross Wortham Heads to Cloverport for Mother's bedside

Mr. Ross Wortham departed Sunday to Cloverport Kentucky to be at his mother's bedside amid illness.

Ross Wortham Cloverport Kentucky

Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Trips

Mrs W M Dickerson of Price Hill hosts dinner for Mrs Clem of Springfield Illinois. Mrs Tressola White visiting in Pittsburgh. Dr Albert Hand of Ohio State en route to Dayton spent the weekend. Miss Selma Shorter and Miss Willa Prothro entertained for Dr Hand. Miss Rhea Fraiser and Oscar Johnson wed at the bride’s home last Saturday. Mrs Anna Beal left for Indianapolis after visiting sister Mrs Mall Ramey. Ajax Club danced at Hotel Gordon last Monday. Miss Goldie Fitzpatrick and brother from Somerset Kentucky weekend in the city. Mr and Mrs Conners returned from Versailles Kentucky trip. Mrs Myrtle Dorney of Chicago visited mother, returned Sunday. Mrs Estella Ward Carey of Chicago visiting her uncle in Madisonville. Mrs Anderson Bush and Master Clifford in Indianapolis with sister Mrs Nannie Gill. Lula Parks and Miss Gladys Bush returned from Indianapolis after visiting Mrs Nannie Gill. Mr and Mrs Wm McFarland and children plus Mrs G D Brown of Richmond Indiana visited Mr and Mrs Jestine Hunter. Miss Cora Weaver on sick list. Union Baptist Church gave Rev Wilbur Page a purse of 10 dollars for his twenty fourth birthday. Miss Alford of Louisville is guest of Mrs Nancy Burroughs. Mrs Robert A Fowler and son returned after visits to Indianapolis St Louis and Kansas City.

Miss Alford Louisville, Kentucky Nancy Burrougs Robert A. Fowler and Son Indianapolis St. Louis Kansas City

Phone Ridge 395 R 3720 Lewaders Ave Cincinnati

Phone Ridge 395 R 3720 Lewaders Ave Cincinnati appears in an OCR fragment with no clear event or action. No date or organization is identifiable. The readable text centers on a street address in Cincinnati with incomplete surrounding context.

Lewaders Ave Cincinnati

Battle Creek couple visit daughter in Michigan

Mr and Mrs Badger Filence of Battle Creek Michigan are visiting their daughter Mrs Edith Ransell.

Mrs Badger Filence Battle Creek, Michigan Edith Ransell

Visitors and Homecomings From Ohio to Kentucky

Miss Lou and Earnestine Ray visit in Greenfield Ohio as Miss Mary Holloway returns home after an extended stay in Kentucky. The note records social visits and travel between communities.

Miss Lou and Earnestine Ray Greenfield, Ohio Mary Holloway Kentucky

Thanks for support after loss of Russell P B Nichols

The Nichols family expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy in the death of Russell P B Nichols. Special thanks to Rev L W Gray and Rev Green for comfort at home pallbearers the Mt Carmel Baptist Church choir floral donors and Rankin Brothers for funeral care. From Jillie Nichols Emma Capenter and Mrs Edith Ransell visiting Belle Center Ohio.

Russell PB. Nichols L. W. Gray Rev. Green Mt Carmel Baptist Church Rankin Brothers Jillie Nichols Emma Capenter

Mrs Williams Visits Her Mother in Shreveport

Mrs Williams of Shreveport is visiting her mother Mrs Robert A Fowler according to a local update on family travel and residence.

Mrs. Williams Shreveport Robert A. Fowler

Ida Martin Completes Hair Course At Lincoln and Chapel

Mrs Ida Martin of 1215 Chapel street has finished a hairdressing course taught by Mrs Wm McFarland at 1231 Lincoln avenue. She specializes in cambinge style braids and puts.

Ida Martin Chapel Street Wm. McFarland Lincoln Avenue

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Rauh & Mack Shit Company Lincoln Theater the House of Pawanbreking Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Sima Stil Great Exqeivess Adédrem Geo Huseey Strest Walker Then Kenyon Avenue Hazel Jones Mrs.Green Mrs. Green Nix Madlock Margaret Dunlap Geo. Hays Dr. Ross Party Virginia Doll Charles Davis Louisville John Williams Mrs. Smith Boston Mrs. Cornish Birdie Wills Elsworth Gamblee Cleveland John Blackburn Lockland Xenia Jennie Doll Jean Leavell Columbus, Ohio Clara Willis Martha Ross Washington, D. C Miss May Saunders Washington Thomas Monroe J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Polsin Emma Buckner Collins Man Steward Une Loddhand West Sixth Street S. T. Sneed Prapsteter H. G. Sanders West W . Eighth Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Rankin Bros Brosy E. L. Gifford Madisonville Lima Alberta Philips Pulaski Mrs. Speaker A. Jones Michigan W. M. Dickerson Price Hill Clem Springfield Illinois Mrs. Tressola White Pittsburgh, Pa Albert Hand Ohio State Selma Shorter Willa Prothro Dr. Hand Rhea Fraiser Oscar Johnson Anna Beal Mall Ramey Ajax Hotel Gordon Goldie Fitzpatrick Sommerset Mrs. Conners Versailles, Kentucky Myrtle Dorney Estella Ward Carey Madisonville, Ohio Lula Parks Gladys Bush Nannie Gill Mayme Hawkins G. D. Brown Richmond Indiana Jestine Hunter (Nee) Marie Dorsey New Richmond Cora Weaver Union Baptist Church Wilbur Page A. Prossett Foraker Avenue White Ribbon Park Churchhill and Gilbert Avenues 4. H. Branch Cincinnati, Ohio Martha Bowman West Fourth St John T. Conyard Kenyon Ave Cincinnati, O Omen Mea Pester Bennett AGEHN Woodburn Belle Center Feeder Reida Alms Place Walnut Hills Olive L. Saunders Case Eevee Wade Street Joseph Kelly Rea Phoe Kelley Bros. & Taylor Harold B. Taylor West Fifth 8St Mound Street Telephone Cincinnnati, O Spring Grove Ave Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Chagel Fred D. McCoy & Co Puneet Ute Ostgas Emilaser Lady Astemdvas West Ninth Streel J. T. Conyard Omy Edward H. Habig Imndertaker Ani CHCA Boe Paowceie
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