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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1922
Page
2
The Seneca ton Terrace Community Center hosted a grand whist and dancing event with seating for 25. Notables and locals including Dr. G W Lacus of New Orleans, Miss Mary Evans, and Mrs. Hazel Jones attended social gatherings and extended visits across Knoxville, Louisville, and Richmond, with many trips to Ohio and Kentucky mentioned among residents and visitors.
Zion Baptist Church presents a surprise program on September 28 at 26 West Ninth Street. Refreshments will be served and the choir under Pastor Rev. P. W. Eidson with Prof. Shirley Hawkins will perform.
Personal Rev James P Foote and family return to the city. Bert Perry hosts guests honoring his mother’s visit. Harriet Valentine attends school at Xenia. Prof William Decatur returns from vacation. Ernest and Mrs Stewart host a surprise party for Miss Margaret Isly. Fannie Clark remains ill. Frank and Silas Rhodes enjoy New York. Deemes Mesabee visits Campbellsville relatives. Mr and Mrs Palmer of Pariz Tenn visit. Miss E Hogan leaves for Henderson Ky. Leonard and Mrs Mays drive to Dayton for an indefinite stay. Dr Frank Johnson improves and returns home. Ella Alford visits Kentucky relatives. Remains of Harry Hayden taken to Indianapolis for burial. Julia Jefferson of Millersburg Ky visits brother Sylvanus Jefferson. Mr and Mrs J M Morris of Minneapolis pass through city visiting the Jeffersons. Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Reid return from Chicago. Carl Pruitt and Harry Lunner visit Newport Tenn relatives. Mrs O T Ellis returns from the South. R H Salter hosts a reception for Prof and Mrs Blanton of Frankfort Ky. A splendid Musicale and Literary follows, dinner for 42. Prof Blanton leaves for Frankfort to begin work as principal. Lygia Kaufman returns from healthy visit to Princeton Ind. Mrs D Irving Armstrong, sister of Mrs A V Johnson of Washington
Neighbors and friends express sincere thanks for kindness during bereavement after the death of DAVID IRVIN on August 18. Special thanks to Revs B A Clark Gray Scott Page Dr W T Nelson W L Anderson Stith Lodge K of P North Side B M C and floral donors and Undertaker Leroy Walker.
The Perry family from Chicago traveling toward Louisville hosted a homecoming event with about seventy five guests and many out of town attendees joining the press description notes the presence of Perry Sr. Perry Jr. Professor Wm. H. Perry and Sara Augusta as family members.
Mrs. Harry W Middleton and her sister Mrs. Wess Pennman were summoned to Lancaster Kentucky to attend the funeral of their step mother Mrs. Wesley Woods nee Susie Grubbs.
Mrs Emma Terrell Baker is visiting her friend Mrs D A Stone at her summer home in Washington D H Ohio for the season Mr Chas Payne a patrolman and wife have returned from West Virginia Their vacation was spent hunting fishing and socializing
Mrs Mallie Dent and her son of $24 Barr Sr. are visiting her daughter Mrs White in Charleston West Virginia.
A white policeman, depicted as drunk and hostile to Black residents, terrorized a Colored Woman and a young man writing a letter, forced the man to mail it, and cursed the woman. A Black youth alerted a lieutenant leading to the officer’s arrest, who refused to testify. Community notes report local improvements and a successful Labor Day church picnic.
The Rev. James P. Foote invites members of St John Zion Methodist Churches at Barr and Mound Streets to the fourth and last Quarterly Conference of the Columbus District Ohio Conference. Meeting Friday at 7 30 P.M with Rev J D Meade presiding.
Fox Week presents THE WHISTLE with Wm. S. Hart in a unique thriller Sunday Sept 10. Also THE POLICE AND THE BABY comedy and ELLA OF THE HILL Fox special. Sept 12 14 shows PERJURY, A CAMPBELL COMEDY Sept 15 THE JOLT, Sept 16 THE HOPE DIAMOND MYSTERY, and Sept 16-17 SINGING RIVER with Wm Russell in a Western drama. multiple days list star casts and dramatic plots.
Jas P Foote came home Thursday after a profitable vacation visiting Chattanooga Asheville and other North Carolina cities and Lancaster SC Mrs Almeta Foote and the three children returned last week from two months rest at the Clinton Home in Lancaster SC
J L Boozer is identified as president at 626 East Sixth Street in a brief notice. The readable text provides the name and street address without further explanatory context.
FOR RENT Rooms and furnishings in Norwood. 2968 Gilbert avenue room for a gentleman phone Woodburn 5699-L after 8 p m. FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms with modern conveniences in Norwood call Avon 5265. FOR RENT A large airy room to rent Walnut Hills all modern conveniences references desired phone Woodburn 3952-L. LOST On Picnic Train Elgin 15 Jewel wrist watch initials C J reward return 705 Kenyon Ave or Call West 1232-Y.
The ongoing repair work of the church proceeds daily and will not cease until the church shall have undergone full restoration, with workers actively reinforcing structure and replacing damaged components.
When organized this entity will be the Citizen's & Southern Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia and is rapidly becoming a real possibility as it gains pace toward establishment.
A classified item offers fine business investments for parties with two thousand through five thousand dollars and directs calling Canel at 888 for details. A separate notice seeks two unfurnished rooms for a woman with modern conveniences and provides Woodburn 2222-1 after 4 pm for calls.
If the plans of a colored man named Stratford do not go awry, Chicago will soon have a new hotel and modern theatre costing 569 600 dollars.
A bargain price S room house with a 46 by 140 foot lot on good terms for quick sale. Apply at 6368 Whetesi Ave Madisonville.
Printed offer states price two dollars and twenty five cents, delivered anywhere with no special terms. It urges dropping postal or phone for a call, promises immediate contact from an agent, and notes ownership of their own building with no rent.
An unusual classified ad offers delivery at the regular price for 41.5 units to any place. It urges not to pay more and to see “clampies” first, mentions dropping postal orphans, and notes an agent will call. It claims ownership of its own building and available funds to pay.
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