Local Personal News Highlights from Regional Notices
Mrs. Lucille Cowan Smith was at General Hospital for a minor operation last week. Mrs. Nelson underwent a successful operation at Evangeline Hospital. Mrs. Jas H. Smith spent Labor Day in Dayton with Mrs. J J Henderson. Rich Rice of Cleveland is in the city for the races. De Hart Hubbard leaves Sept 22 for Ann Arbor to attend the University of Michigan. Clyde Moss and wife, formerly of this city, are in New York City. Mrs. Riley Turner visited Mr. and Mrs. J W Louis in Madisonville Sunday. Ethel Graham Kendricks divorced from William Kendricks. Miss McGhee has recovered and sings again in Union Baptist Church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Cowan Smith
The
General Hospital
de Hart Hubbard
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Clyde Moss
This City
New York City
Miss McGhee
Union Baptist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and News
Mrs. Mary Biddle hosted a lunch in honor of Miss Baker and her sister. Miss Pattie Browning hosted the Art Embroidery Club. Mrs. Julia Jackson of Detroit and Miss Louella Woods returned from Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie D. Locker welcomed a daughter, mother and baby well. Mrs. Kate Easley died Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Parker spent the weekend in Middletown. Mrs. Sarah Shields hosted Miss Baker and her sister. Covers were laid for seven. Mr. William Kimbrough visited his sister in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Biddle
Miss Baker
Julia Jackson
Detroit, Mich
Louella Woods
Kentucky
Sarah Shields
Sister
William Kimbrough
New York
Mrs Hattie V Kelly Thanks Relatives for Daughter Emma A Kelly
Mrs Hattie V Kelly expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness after the death of her daughter Emma A Kelly. She thanks those sending floral pieces including a Union Baptist Sabbath school arrangement and Rev Page for comforting attendance at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie V. Kelly
Emma A. Kelly
Union Baptist Sabbath School
Rev. Page
Family notices and social updates from Columbus area
Mrs Nora Taylor and daughter thank friends for sympathy and floral pieces after bereavement. Mentions Rev F H Oxley and St Andrew's church choir. Various local movements include visits from Lillian Stewart New York to Mrs M E Clark, Lucille Brown in Columbus, Emma McDonald ill, J L Rice and Robt Moore back from Chicago, F W Johnson improving, Geo Dodson and daughter from Nashville, Ida Freeman convalescent, Geo Drake ill Cumminsville, J M Baughman out, Edw Allen back to Detroit, Frye family from Chicago and Cleveland, Wilbur Page at Chicago Convention, Wm Ware at U N S A Conference New York, Ruth Alston and Mary Roan in Chicago, Unique Five opening dance Gordon Hotel, Eva Ricks visiting Washington DC, Willa Harrison back from Columbus, Mary Tate back from Chicago, Sarah White after summer in East, Marshall West and others guests at Hazelwood, Gertrude Rollins of Dayton visits F W Johnson, W Pullan visiting Dayton, Janette Monroe leaving for Holly Springs for Christian Service Training, Mrs Bedford visiting Dayton and Xenia for Knights and Daughters of Tsor, Hazel Baker from Dayton with son spending week in College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Taylor
F. H. Oxley
St. Andrew’s Church
In Loving Memory of Emma A Kelly
In loving memory of Emma A Kelly who died August 15 1921. The verse laments her early death and praises her upright honest character, while a mother and sister declare she will never be forgotten and is sadly missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma A. Kelly
Kentucky Ladies Enjoy Visits and Illness Update
Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Campbell of Frankfort Kentucky enjoyed their visit with sisters Mrs Campbell and Mrs Susie Campbell of O'Brienville. Mrs Julia Ransom is ill with acute indigestion. Mrs Nannie Diggs returns to Lexington after visiting sister Mrs A Sloane. Mrs E B Wiley hosted Mr Edwards and Mrs Keys of Kentucky for a dinner party.
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Stevenson
B. Campbell
Frankfort, Ky
Margaret Campbell
Susie Campbell
O'Brienville
Julia Ransom
Nannie Diggs
Lexington
Mrs. A. Sloane
E_ B_ Wiley
Mr_ Edwards
Mrs. Keys
Kentucky
Local births and visits mark week in community
An 8 pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Mary Bland of Bloomington Ind visits her daughters Mrs. E White and Mrs. Annie Payne. Mrs. J E Burlew and children spent the week in Dayton. Mrs. Mary Huggard of Beloit Wis leaves after visiting relatives. Rev and Mrs P H Smith of Hillsboro visit relatives en route to Lexington Ky. Rev and Mrs Green visit Stanford Richmond Lancaster and Lexington Ky. Dr Oliver attended the National Convention at Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Deacon Oliver and wife from Dechord Tenn visit Rev and Mrs Oliver. The purpose of Jehovah served by the law covenant will be discussed at Knights Gal 3 24 and Heb 16 1 at Honor Hall 621 Central Ave Sunday 3 o clock Free to all no collection The International Bible Students. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and evening Mr Sylvester Morton the eminent basso sang Dr J D Washington was the soloist on Sunday Sept 4 pm services. Choir singing was excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Gal
Central Ave
The
International Bible Students
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Sylvester Morton
J. D. Washington
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Horace Sudduth
W. St. St
Cincinnati’s Colored Real Estate
West Fifth Street
Reginald E. Beamon
West Fifth St
John
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry H. Grandison
Lavinia Ave
Woodburn
Stanley Spragens
Insurance Agency
Mercantile Library
Henry C. Rocker
Walnut St
West
Eighth Street
R. Cincinnati O
Rankin Bros
Sree
Chapel Street
Fred D. McCoy & Co
Eligalmer
West Ninth Street
Residences
Jas H. Thompson
Undertaker
E. W. Smith
W. Court St
Cincinnati, O
Park
Ellis Brothers
Ambulance Service
WM. Hill & Sons
Nelson
Dr. Nelson
Evangeline Hospital
Jas. H. Smith
Dayton, C
J. J. Henderson
Rich Rice
Cleveland, O
City
Ethel Graham Kendricks
Wm. Kendricks
Jessie D. Locker
Sarah Parker
Middletown
Kate Easley
Lillian Stewart
M. E. Clark
Lucille Brown
Columbus
Emma McDonald
J. L. Rice
Rob't Moore
Chicago
F. W. Johnson
Kenyor Ave
Geo. Dodson
Nashville
Ida Freeman
Mrs. Edw. Allen
Detroit
Nicholasville
Thos. Frye
Cleveland
Wilbur Page
Wm. Ware
Ruth Alston
Mary Roan
Unique
Gordon Hotel
Mrs
Eva Ricks
Washington, D. C
Willa Harrison
Mary L. Tate
Sarah White
East
Marshall West
J. H. Watkins
Letcher
Hazelwood
Gertrude Rollins
Dayton
Janette Monroe
Holly Springs
Miss
Hazel Baker
College Hill
O’brienville
Madisonville
Mr. Ferguson
Mary Bland
Bloomington, Ind
E. White
Annie Payne
Oakley
J. E. Burlew
Mary Huggard
Belord
Wis
P. H. Smith
Hillsboro
Lexington, Ky
Mrs. Green
Stanford
Richmond
Lancaster
Dr. Oliver
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
Deacon Oliver and Wife
Dechord, Tenn
Rev
Oliver
Celia Turpin
Phone West 2140
W. Copeland
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
le Roy
J. Walker
Cutter Street
Cincinnati. O
Thomas Worton
Kenyon Avenue
H. G. Manders West
West Eighth Street
Phone West
T. J. Banks
Hotel Sterling
Mound Street
Sans-o-dor Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati, Ohio
Gushurst Brothers
Linn Street
J. T. Conyard
Edward H. Habig
Canal
West Sixth Street
J. K
Sherman
J. H
Fifth St
Pekin Theater
Paul
W. Court Street
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