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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
2
The Union publication cites a Seneca maxim about reciprocity with the line Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, reflecting the newspaper’s inclusion of classical wisdom in its pages. The issue lists editor W P Dabney and a Cincinnati address on McAllister Street, noting subscription rates in a brief header.
Suburban society notes Mrs. Hattie B. Alsop visits Harper Springs Michigan. Mrs. Minnie Granville hosts her Embroidery Club Thursday. Mrs. B. F. Clay visits her sister Mrs. Maggie Spicer of Middletown. Miss Eva May Alsop visits Chicago. Miss Margaret Goldie May and Howard Burlew Jr visit Washington DC. Mrs. Golden Holcomb and her children of Dayton visit Mrs. J. H. Burlew.
Mr Theodore Smith of Kennedy lizhis toured to Columbus. Mrs Barbara Burlew visited in Richmond Kentucky. Miss Lucy Segar visited relatives in Lexington and Danville Kentucky. Mrs J B Craig and children of California visiting sister Miss Beatrice Bush. Mrs Lizzie Gillispe improving. Mr Ester White and Miss Cora Walker were married August 21.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Class of O'Brienville welcomed a baby boy born August 29. Rev C W Williams attends a convention in New Orleans. Miss Amanda Beatty of Clintonville Ky visits aunt Mrs Julia Ransom. Mr Howard Robinson and family visit Williamsburg Ohio. Mrs Julia Ransom returns from Clintonville Ky. Mr Stanley Anderson and family visit Williamsburg. Mrs Lucy Ross of O'Brienville visits Kentucky. Several local families including Blackburn Younger E C Cox and George Robinson visit Milford Camp. The O'Brienville Benevolent Society marked its second anniversary with a reception September 1. The J B S A plans its annual convention at Oxford Ohio on Sunday September 11 1921, with no Knights of Honor Hall meeting that date.
Dr J D Meade of Columbus presides at the last quarterly Columbus District meeting held at St John Tabernacle Church Barr and Mound streets Sunday 11th Baptism for adults at 7 am at Christian church Kenyon avenue Mr and Mrs Buckner hosted Reverends Wilbur Page Dr Doug Lass former pastor Mound Street Baptist Church J P Foote at dinner in their home 10 West Seventh Street Saturday
St John A M Zion Church answered a local appeal from Tulsa groups seeking aid. Church leaders organized donations and coordinated volunteers to deliver essential supplies and support to families in need amid ongoing shortages.
Lyceum Theatre presents a Fox Week program with Shirley Mason in Lamplighter on Sunday September 11. It continues September 12 13 with If I Were King starring William Farnum, then September 14 15 of Hilitrope a thriller about a girl in a convent. Fox feature Face at the Window runs September 16 17, and September 18 Moon Stone stars Helen Hammerstein and Eugene O Brien.
Relief Committee reports a Sunday night donation of 27.69 and notes a loud appeal. Dr J P Foote marries W M C Johnson and Nettie Black of Dayton on August 29. Rev P J Blackburn will preach at Brown Chapel and A M E Zion on Sunday at 3 pm. Cincinnati Ministerium members urged to meet at Ninth Street Branch Y M C A on Monday at 1 pm. Mrs Wi Gume and daughter returned from the East. Answer to a question: no, we are not opposed to correct dancing but oppose vulgar dancing and vulgar music in public resorts and reputable homes. Mrs Ciara P Nelson operated on at Evangeline Home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Carrico moved to Richmond, Indiana last week. Mrs Hendricks and Mrs Fields returned from Boston.
Lincoln Theatre lists a weekly lineup starting Sunday with Roy Stewart in Lone Hand and Meeting All Trains at Toonerville. The schedule continues daily through September 18 with serials Westerns comedies romances and a colored feature Willy.
James Rogers, a Paducah farmer, caused a panic by leaping through plate glass doors at the City National Bank Building. He escaped injury, fought five patrolmen during arrest and cried for divine vengeance. Sedatives were given at the jail to prevent self harm. friends say revival meetings have unsettled his mind.
Mrs H C Conrad learned by telephone that her husband had died of heart weakness after a church visit and a doctor visit. An undertaker embalmed the body at the doctor’s office and the widow secured a new funeral director. The tale appears mysterious and sad.
A vivid account describes a scene where a man named Rogers, inspired by a fervent revival, rockets through plate glass in a struggle with five policemen and ends up in jail, illustrating intense religious fervor among colored people and the thrill of spiritual power.
For rent two neatly furnished rooms in Avondale and Kerper area. 156 Forest Avenue Avondale offers a furnished room with modern conveniences and a phone contact Avon 56398 L. A second room at 3058 Kerper provides board or light housekeeping with Welbrn 2080 R as contact.
Georgia lawyer Luther Z. Rosser told the American Bar Association at the Linton Hotel that only uplift of both races can erase lynching. He described the mob as the jungle spirit, said lynching stems from aroused passions, and urged law’s terror to destroy the mob, warning against demagogues and hypocritical reformers.
London tobacconists report rising female smoking with pipes gaining popularity alongside cigars. About twenty thousand cigars are en route from Cuba to satisfy demand for stronger tobacco among fashionable women smokers.
Probate Judge Wm H Lueders received a letter stating the license would be returned after a man declared he would not marry Mrs Mary Allen because a whisky bottle was found in her possession. The mix of wine, alcohol and the dry days sparked a provocative, racially coded reaction, noting that white men would not spurn a woman over liquor.
A notice signed K. K. K posted in the Negro section of Brooming Grove near Corsicana warns local Negroes to pick cotton. Virtually all reported for duty this morning. Demands had been for 75 cents per 100 pounds, while today the rate was 50 cents per 160 pounds.
The text alleges the Ku Klux Klan seeks a laborer at its own price and endorses wage strikes for whites but not for Black workers. It asserts the Klan, in Southern areas, wields more power than the U.S. government.
Miss JFNNIE M. WILSON of 3022 Kerper avenue offers first class type writing at reasonable rates. Also for rent a furnished room at 1532 Freeman avenue for light housekeeping. A refined young lady seeks a typist or stenographer position and can take dictation. Phone Row 5639 Y, mornings at 7 AM or evenings after 7 PM.
An advertisement offers J. Walkers Wonderful Hair Grower from Mrs Thos Easily at 652 Kenyon Avenue with scalp treatment services and wholesale or retail sales. The notice highlights availability under all conditions and invites customers to purchase locally.
Advertising a sale of 1000 business cards for 2.25 dollars with the same old price and any wording available.
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