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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1923

Page

4

Mrs Murphy Maupin Visits Sistr Harrisburg Pa

Mrs. Anna Murphy Maupin visits sister in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Mrs. Sallie Finley, Mrs. Hattie Buchanan and Mr. John Moses attended the Elks Session in Chicago Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Milligan and daughter Lucretia of Ripley Ohio motored to the city Sunday. Miss Mayme Jackson left Sunday for Chicago Illinois.

Anna Murphy Maupin Harrisburg, Pa Sallie Finley Hattie Buchanan John Moses Elks Chicago, Ill Mayme Jackson Chicago Illa

Local notes and society updates from Cincinnati area

A roundup of social notices, visits, weddings, funerals and local happenings. Names include CLARA B. DRUMMER, CHARLES and EMMA DRUMMER, MR. Gilbert Scott, Mrs. A. T. TULL, and many others. Mentions of entertainments, transfers, travels, and church events across Cincinnati, Lake George, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Louisville, and Mt. Zion.

Local Social News and Health Updates

Miss Nellie Ligons hosted her sister from Altoona Pennsylvania for weeks. Carrie Reider returned from Indianapolis after attending a burial. Mrs Bushilton of Alms Place is seriously ill. Susie Randolph of Maysville Kentucky visits Amanda Reese of Chapel Street. John Robinson returns from a health sanitarium. A. J. and Marie Bush return from Winchester. George McKinley discharged from Christ Hospital after an operation. L. B. Brown presided at a Labor Day union picnic in Burnetwoods with N N Sacred band music. Visitors included Bessie Mullen and her daughter of Burlington Ohio. Mr Richard Brown of Richmond Virginia grows ill. Mrs L. E. Brown leaves for Richmond.

Susie Randolph Maysville Amanda Reese Chapel Street L. B. Brown Burnetwoods N. N. Sacred Band Bessie Mullen Burlington Ohio Fred Mullen

Local society notes and travels across several states

Mrs. Fanny Dickerson received a surprise fruit dish from the birthday club. Amantha Lee and daughter visit their mother Mrs. Hobbs of Louisville while she is ill. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Nannie Johnson. News comes from Mereland Ohio of Emma Terrell Grey’s death and trials. Mrs. Cecilia Bryant brings the little son of Mr Walker Bryant from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Littlejohn plan a Chicago and Indianapolis vacation. Mr. Walker Bryant travels from Indianapolis to attend James Milligan’s funeral. Labor Day guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lill Coleman at Henry Grant’s home. Robert Williams of Lincolnville was ill, now recovering. L. Allen and Mrs. Laura Williams of Paris were married by Rev. F. C. Locust in Covington and hosted by Cincinnati sisters. Mrs. Cora Harvey returns from Detroit. L. Wiggins visited Cleveland on business. Mrs. Carrie Kendricks recovering from illness. Minnie Champs back from Cleveland after attending the grand chapter of the O E S. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young vacationed in Michigan. Mrs. Alice Gentry ill recently. Mrs. H Mitchell returns from Virginia. Miss Mabel Mosby and Miss Lil Han Lillard from Willard Ohio visit Miss N. Graham.

Walnut Hills Hosts Reception for Mrs Mullen of Burlington

Mr and Mrs Fred Mulless of Monfort street Walnut Hills hosted a reception for Mrs Bessie Mullen of Burlington Ohio on Thursday evening. Mr Douglass Bentley is now out of the hospital.

Fred Mulless Monfort Street Walnut Hills Bessie Mullen Burlington, Ohio Douglass Bentley

Beauty Parlor Seeks Applicants at 405 John Street

Wanted help for a beauty parlor at 405 John Street. Apply in person at the listed location for employment.

John Street

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Horace Sudduth W. 5Th St Cincinnati West Fifth Street Reginald E. Beamon West Fifth St Near John Henry H. Grandison Lavinia Ave E. W. H. Phone Wolbrn Stanley Spragens Insurance Agency Mercantile Library Henry C. Rocker Walnut Street West Eighth Street Canal W. H. Hill & Company Funeral Directors & Embalmers Prince A. Calls Blackstone H. Rankin Bros Woodburn Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Col. Freeman Ave Effie L. Johnson Lincoln Avenue Roosevelt Theatre THE Lyceum Picture Matinees Daily Clara B. Drummer Rankin Charles and Emma Drummer Mr. Gilbert Scott Columbus, CO Mrs. Mizell Lake George New York W. P. Dabney Cincinnati, Ohio New York World Union A. T. Tull Four Point Club Mt. Zion Robert Partridge Cosmopolitan School of Music Anthony Etta Jones Cleveland City Harry Jones Mr. Duval Colley, Jr Ida Liverpool Louisville Mrs. L. Crutchville Skillman Louisvlle, By Hattie E. Frazier Grand Temple of §. M. T Alice K. Martin Indianapolis Ind Mt. Vernon Ida J. Young Pine Bluff Ark Covington Mable Bedenbaugh Oxford George McKinley Mrs. Wallace Bacon L. W. Gray Detroit Nannie Johnson Sonia Scisson Priscilla Thompson Alberta Florence Anderson Harris Georgetown W. L. Brean Asbury Park Jas W. Milligan Brown Chapel Nellie Ligons Altoona, Pa Carrie Reider John Robinson A. J Miss Marie Bush Winchester Richard Brown Richmond L. E. Brown Fanny Dickerson Birthday Club Amantha Lee Louisville, Ky Hobbs Hee Richie Mereland Emma Terrell Grey Cecilia Bryant Mr. Walker Bryant John Littlejohn Walker Byrant James Milligan Will. Coleman Labor Day Henry Grant Essie Ravers Robert Williams Lincolnsille L. Allen Laura Williams Paris F. C. Locust Cora Harvey L. Wiggins Carrie Kendricks Minnie Champs O. E. 8S Mrs. Geo. Young Michigan Alice Gentry Mrs. H. Mitchell Virginia Mabel Mosby Lil Han Lillard Willard, Ohio N. Graham Ambulance Service WM. Copeland Barr Street United Central Ave Fifth Street Central Avenue Moroney Third Street Terminal H. S. Wilson E. Cor. Sixth and Mound Sts Fallon’s T. J. Banks Mound Street Edward S Ohnson West Seventh Street Cutter Street Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Edward H. Habig West Sixth Street Pekin Theatre Cincinnati and Covington E. L. Gifford Company Madisonville J. L. Crutcher Spercialty Kenyon Avenue Cincinnati, Orio
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