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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
2
The Union by W P Dabney in Cincinnati urges loyalty and unity across spiritual, material, mental, moral and political realms. It emphasizes mutual reciprocity with the motto what thou to others shall have done, others will do the like to thee.
We thank friends for kindness after the loss of our husband and brother Hamilton Conrad. Thanks to Rev B F Smith and Rev E H Blue for consoling words. Appreciation to F and H Club Magnolia Club Usher Board and Class No 1 for floral designs. Undertaker James H Thompson provided efficient service. Mrs H C Conrad wife Clay Conrad brother. Mrs M Alice Prosser visited Middletown Ohio. The Williams Grove Labor Day private picnic was a grand success.
Time Sunday September 18 at 4 p m. at St Andrews Rev Edward R Lewis Hindu priest of Church of England St Peters Allahabad will address on India Her People and Their C us toms with illustrations Public invited. Death notice of Mrs Nellie Stephens Mokle from Washington D H 2917 Park Ave. wedding Wednesday evening Ella Lee Prather wed William Bradley Jr. Attorney Thos J Howard and wife attended Elks session in Boston.
The Lincoln Theatre presents a seven day slate starting Sunday Sept 18 with Son of a Gun starring G M Anderson and Jazz Hounds with Dink Stewart and Jim Burris. Monday offers Sky Ranger with June Caprice and George Seitz followed by Ethel Clas ton in The Price of Possession Tuesday. Are You legally Married runs Sept 21 22 23 with Lew Cody and Rose Mary Thebe. The Testing Block on Sept 24 features Wm S Hart and Scrap Iron with Toonerville Follies.
The Baptist Sunday Schools of Precinct B met at Loveland despite bad weather with a large crowd. Mrs Edna Rife, newly elected president, led the session on Readiness and sparked renewed spirit. Next meeting is the second Sunday afternoon in October at Camp Demosa, on The Power of a Lovable Personality.
Lyceum Theatre announces a sept 14 vaudeville program with Moonstone co star Eben Hammerstein and Eugene O'Brien in an India tale. Sept 15 16 shows feature D W Griffiths Mother and the Law and social themes. Sept 21 22 Lionel Barrymore First National Jim the Penman follows. Sept 22 Amateur Night Roy Stewart Lone Hand, Sept 24 Weavers of Life with Helen Hayes, Sept 25 Metro all star Silver Lining.
Ten Indian girls from four Oklahoma schools join white peers at a Tulsa YMCA camp forming ten tribes with councillors to govern activities. A Creek girl lights the friendship fire symbolizing cross race friendship. About 500 Indian girls belong to the YWCA across Oklahoma and New Mexico, overseen by Edith Dabb who directs Indian girls work.
A school hall decoration sergeant recalls a near disaster while adjusting a flag just before a play. Surrounded by forty spectators who criticized the mishap, the shaky ladder collapsed, dropping him to the floor with a hammer still in hand and the flag tangled.
Mme. D. L. Butler lists scalp specialists and beauty culturists who have earned diplomas and are ready for business. The group includes Mrs. Anna B. Bean Miss Mary Height Mrs. Lillian Reed Mrs. Chanie York Mrs. Cecelia Johnson Mrs. Regina Brown of Newport Ky Miss Benjie Tompkins of New Castle Ky and Mrs. N. B. Toomey of Miami Fla. Also listed are two rental notices for furnished rooms on Forest Avenue and Kerper Street with contact numbers.
Miss Jennie M Wilson, 3022 Kerper Avenue, presents herself as an experienced typist ready to provide first class type writing at reasonable rates.
A refined well educated young lady offers as a typist or stenographer and can take dictation. Call Avon 5639 any morning at 7 A M or any evening after 7 P M.
Anna Cunningham, nine, toppled from a station platform in Brooklyn in front of an elevated train. She missed the cars, dropped between the platform rim and the track, glanced off an electric feed wire and struck the street 35 feet below. A policeman carried her to safety. doctors found only broken teeth and scratches.
A compact advertisement promotes delivery for 1 85 and no extra charges. It urges buyers to see samples first and drop postal or phone for an agent to call. The firm stresses ownership of its own building with no rent. Contact K. Ebersole PTG. CO. in Cincinnati at Ridge 592 3710, Lueders Ave.
An advertisement announces J Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower with scalp treatment services offered by Mrs Thos Easily at 652 Kenyon Avenue. It states wholesale and retail sales and promotes hair growth under various conditions.
Cheap printing offering 1000 business cards for 2.25 and various print needs including letter heads envelopes bill heads and wedding invitations. Society printing church printing celebrated with entertainment tickets at 2.26 per hundred. Call Ridge 692 and an agent will call with samples.
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