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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1920
Page
2
The Union speaking from Cincinnati urges readers to value unity and loyalty and to work together for their spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political interests. It promotes civic pride and mutual support as essential for progress.
A Seneca presenting the maxim What thou to others shall have done others will be like to t i appears as a reflective quotation. The line echoes classic ethical call to reciprocity.
Enthusiastic meetings at Zion Baptist Church feature Rev. E. H. Blue preaching despite bad weather. Sunday the 12th topics include A Rich Legacy in the morning The Repentant Woman in the evening with Communion in the afternoon.
Cincinnati personal notices report Alice Miller as IS of Mrs Lathan Ross of Buffalo New York. Mrs John Smith spends September in Millersburg Kentucky as guest of her mother Mrs Golf.
Dr. S. J. Watkins Rev. McGee and Mrs. Nannie Fields left for Birmingham Alabama last Tuesday. Mr. John Mitchell is out again. Mrs. Snowden of Lexington Kentucky has returned home. Mrs. Allie Evans is sick. Mrs. M. Baker and family have returned from the country. Rev. J. H. Ross will take a short vacation.
Judge Nichols of Batavia will speak at Brown Chapel Sunday September 13 at 8 PM on Negro History. No admission fee. Mrs N S Blue returns to Atlanta after four weeks with Rev Blue. Luncheon held for Mrs Blue with many offerings. Miss Jennie Porter and others attended a midnight supper at Mrs Daisy Merchant’s residence. Sidney Cherry back in Detroit after visiting his mother. W Lee Payne’s sister visiting. Loyalty drives Union subscriptions at 15 cents monthly.
In Columbus on September 3, William Boston, a Black man, was stabbed twice through the heart by his wife Jessie. He was taken to a hospital where surgeons repaired the wounds. doctors expect recovery. Jessie Boston is in custody.
The office of Dr Louis A Cornish lists available hours from 1 30 AM to 3 30 PM and 6 00 PM to 8 00 PM with Sunday appointments by request. Office telephone is Woodburn 2102.
Sunday ends the all star eight part feature The Brute with praise for the production. Monday Marguerite Clark in A Widow By Proxy and The Branded Four. Tuesday Bryant Washburn in Too Much Johnson. Wednesday WM Hart in The Tiger Man. Thursday George B Seitz in Pirate Gold and Texas Quinan in a Frohman production. Friday Buck Jones in The Saddle. Saturday Ruth Roland in Ruth Of The Rockies starting. Big country store every Friday night with capital prizes.
The Delhi Amusement Company unveils Hello Jazzbo a major musical novelty with a colored company on par with Williams and Walker. It features a full orchestra a galaxy of songbirds a real chorus and dancers. The production promises packed houses and strong press praise.
Jerry Mills leads a large touring company described as one of the most expensive musical attractions on the road. The cast includes Medil Thompson, Sidney Kirkpatrick, Jerry Mills, Lovie Thompson, Laura Bowman, Maud Russell, Trixie White and others. Seats now on sale.
In Chillicothe Ohio on September 1 Myrtle Albury 22 says she will go to the reformatory after being convicted of alleged immoral relations with A W Whetstone county school superintendent a married man Detectives continue to hunt for Whetstone and question others involved in the case.
A fragment notes a pair of lovers, then condemns Negroes as unsuitable for teaching, implying racial bias by equating affection with unfitness in education.
A land and gardening investment promises land value with 2 shade trees, 5 cherry trees, 2 apples, and 150 strawberry plants over four years at no extra cost. After development, continued cultivation for a small share of net profits. Price $54.30 with no interest and money back guarantee. Free booklet available by mail.
Ad offers restoration of damaged items with a fast sample service and home pickup. Mentions phone number North 945 X and address 2702 Arms Place Walnai Hilia. Claims reviving items for $1.86 with no specials and urges readers to drop a postal or call agent who will call immediately. States own building and no rent.
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