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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
4
Ellsworth Briggs Gamblee Jr arrives in the city. Mrs Colley buys a 7 passenger car. Mrs Bedford returns from the Tri Annual Conference of the Knights and Daughters of Tabor. Mrs Hendricks and Mrs Fields return from Boston.
Numerous social notes list travelers and visitors among Detroit and local residents. Miss Lena Harris attends school at Nicholasville Ky, Mrs York visited Columbus, and several couples and individuals report trips to Lexington, West Baden, French Lick, Cleveland and Boston with various hospitality events. One obituary notes Miss Emma A Kelly of College Hill.
Mrs Nora Taylor and daughter thank friends for sympathy and floral tributes after a bereavement. Rev E H Oxley and St Andrews Church choir credited for consoling music. Several regional residents and visitors listed with travel, visits, and duties. Public Forum meeting set for Sept 18 at 4 PM to elect officers for the coming year. Wedding at St Andrews Episcopal Church August 21 7 30 PM Miss Holy Matrimony wedded to Mr John Wesley Edward Bowen Jr officiated by Rev Oxley.
Beatrice Scott, 17, reports a man grabbed her late last night and cut most of her hair during an attempted assault in Muncie Indiana. A second girl Evelyn Williams, 18, was attacked Tuesday afternoon, hair cut, and $25 stolen. Police describe no usable suspect description. The letter cites nationwide crime themes and asserts white men as the greater criminals.
Magistrate Brown notes the 1921 peeping Tom icon. Joseph Trick watched changing skirt styles for 35 minutes at De Kalb Avenue station and was arrested. The magistrate scolds him, saying modern skirts expose legs everywhere.
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