16 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
2
The Union is a Cincinnati publication edited by W P Dabney at 420 McAllister Street. It outlines its purpose to promote loyalty and unity, and to encourage collective work for the community’s best interests. It includes pricing for subscriptions and a moral motto from Seneca.
Personal Miss Orvil Meyers visits Memphis Tennessee and Leland Mississippi while Miss Mayme Jackson returns from Winchester Kentucky. Mrs Helen Roberts Cassell visits Yellow Springs Ohio. Miss Alberta Murphy Jones spent days with her mother Anna Murphy Cecil Cordell and Orville Williams before returning to the city. Mrs Amanda Reese visits Ripley Ohio and Maysville Kentucky then comes home. Mrs Shipman of Chapel Street is ill. Mrs Mable Page Bedenbaugh had a slight operation Wednesday at home. Mrs Binkly and children spent a month with her mother in the Southland.
The Tatum family are all smiles because of their daughter and sister's return from Africa. Mrs Shipman died Tuesday after an illness of a few weeks. Mrs Carrie Blackburn was nominated president of the City Federation of Colored Women's Clubs after Miss Lucille E Edwards refused another term. Miss Camille Frinson has returned from her vacation. Congratulations are being received by Mr and Mrs Chas Lightfoot a son. Mrs Elizabeth Christian and family, and Mrs Elle Quisenberry spent Monday with Misses Nellie Liggins and Nina Cox at College Hill, little Miss Louise Dickerson cut her hand severely. Much glass was removed.
Mr and Mrs William Gilkey and family visited friends Monday Mrs Coleman and daughter Carrie moved to Indianapolis Mrs Lizzie Livingston and Rebecca Ross returned from Lexington Ky Mr Pharrel Livingston is it Mr George Reese reestablished at Globe Wernicke Mr William Gilkey injured in a Falmouth Ky auto crash Saturday Mr Walter Bell and Rowena Colston welcome a second daughter John Reider and wife joined by Will Reed and wife trip to Columbus Labor Day Theodora Bradley nuptial day near Master Walter Turkey Robin won two bronze medals at Burnet Woods for Douglass.
Lincoln Theatre offers a sequence of film presentations starting Sunday September 17 with A Self Made Man starring Wm Russell. Also show Never to Return Road a Christy Comedy then Smilin Through Norma Talmage production costing over 200000 dollars. Other films include Free and Easy Mermaid Comedy Matrimonial Web The Hope Diamond Mystery Seventh Day with Richard Barthelmess.
Little Miss Ruth Livingston is ill. Misses Ella Turner and Evangeline Borden visit Dayton Ohio. Mrs Corsetta Mines of Indiana polis and Mr Griggs entertained by Mrs Susan Johnson of Pogue avenue. Mrs Susan Johnson and Margaret Campbell go to Indianapolis to bury their cousin. Pearl Rankin appointed Matron of Rust University Holly Springs Mississippi. Mr and Mrs Harry Robinson receive congratulations on birth of a baby girl. Albert E Smith and wife visit Lake Port Cities inspecting Social Service work. They are doing splendidly in New York. Prince Albert and the gentle Geor gine have made good to delight of friends here.
Mr Clifton Isom comes home from a U S Veterans hospital after two successful operations. Mr Jos Longstreet, also from a U S Veterans hospital, was a weekend guest of the Isoms. Citizen Thomas left Tuesday for the B M C in Cleveland.
The Press calls this film one of the greatest seen on screen and notes its debut at the George M. Cohan Theatre. Critics praise its tearful impact, tense situations, and suspense surpassing other current offerings like Humor esque Your Best Friend Over the Hill Silver Wings.
Get your money ready please, instead of excuses and kicks that some subscribers make. If you do not want to pay a year in advance, pay by the month, we will take a chance. Mrs. Mattie Byrd Randolph and son and Miss Rebba Gaines left Monday for St. Paul, Minnesota for two or three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connelly have returned from a pleasant visit to Prof. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell, Institute, W. Va.
FOR RENT Room for gentleman 2968 Gilbert avenue Phone Woodburn 5699 Call 8 p m FOR RENT On Picnic Train Elgin 15 Jewel wrist watch initials C J reward return 705 Kenyon Ave or Call West 1232 Y FOR RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms modern conveniences Norwood Call Avon 5265 FOR RENT A large airy room to rent on Walnut Hillis all modern conveniences References desired Phone Woodburn 3962 L
Thursday morning August 21 Miss Blanche Kalfus of Kerper Ave entertained Miss Sarah A Perry daughter of Prof W H Perry Louisville Ky with a breakfast 15 young ladies were present After breakfast they were favored by a trip to the ZOO by Miss Juanita Smith of Clifton
Miss Dorothy Webb of this city departed Monday evening for Haven Institute and Conservatory of Music located in Meridian Mississippi.
Miss Jennie Austin has returned home safely after her recent trip.
Mrs. Julia Shannon entertained Mr and Mrs James Clark of Chicago and Mrs Boulet of Oakland California with a dinner party at her home.
A single woman seeks two unfurnished rooms with modern conveniences. Call Woodburn 2222-1 after 6 PM.
Five room house with a 40 by 140 foot lot offered on good terms for a rapid sale. Interested buyers should apply at 5308 Whetsel Ave Madisonville.
A terse advertisement promises 41.5 delivered to any location with no specifications. It urges contacting via Ovop postel or phone for an immediate call back. Claims ownership of a building to cut rent costs.
Society printing offers 1000 business cards for 2.25 and entertainment tickets also 2.25 per thousand. letter heads envelopes bill heads dodgers wedding invitations dances parties. Don t leave home or office call for samples Ridge 59 KL EBERSOLE 718 Luederse Are Ciscinesd 0
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