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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1919

Page

4

Intrigue and Visits Mark Local Social Scene

Network of visits includes Charles Higdon in town with the Saunders couple and Dr. Aubrey Lane’s Ohio-bound trip. Weddings surface with Jessie Campbell and Harold Dedo tied Sept 9, while Miss Bessie Merritt and Eugene Lacey allegedly wed weeks ago. WOMAN'S DAY at St John A M E Zion slated September 28 at 3 o'clock with speakers from several churches and community groups.

Bessie Merritt Eugene Lacey

Community Notes From Hillsboro And Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Anderson of Hillsboro Ohio visit their mother Mrs Susie West of Myrtle Avenue and other relatives. Mrs Addie Gaskin Sears and two sons are in Chicago for a time. Mr Wm L Coleman has been indisposed but now convalescing. President King and his wife of Liberia were guests of Washington Terrace. Friday night little Miss Human Edwards presented the bouquet in honor of the Terrace. Mrs John Strowd entertained the Sunshine Embroidery Club with a chocolate pour. Rev and Mrs Edison and Mrs Thomas Edwards were guests of the Misses Thompson and brother last Wednesday. Mr Clarence Turner buried his wife and mother last week. Rev L W Gray is now on vacation and in Norfolk Va this week attending convention.

Mrs. Anderson Hillsboro Ohio Susie West Myrtle Avenue President King Liberia Washington Terrace Edwards L. W. Gray Norfolk

News Notes and Local Notices from Newport News

Mrs Barnett Harris and Gordon were called home due to their father's serious illness in Newport News Virginia. Mrs Lou Walton visits her mother and relatives here. Mr Jefferson Quisenberry has been ill but can circulate among friends. Thos E Banks will discuss What Say the Scriptures about a League of Nations at Sterling Hotel Convention Hall next Sunday. No Knights of Honor Hall meeting until September 28. BS A

Jefferson Quisenberry League of Nations Thos. E. Banks Sterling Hotel Knights of Honor Hall

Social Notes Include Visits and Travels Across Regions

Mr. Bernise Pinkard returned home after a three month East tour. Mrs. Elmira West and husband visit her mother Mrs. Susie West. Marion Carr suffered a routine potomaine poison attack. A baby shower honored the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grimnarge. Rose Bud Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs. Donaby of Ancoe Ohio at Mrs. Walter Ward's home. Mrs. Gaither Styles hosted the Walker Hair Club at 40 Milton street Mt. Auburn with program by Mrs. Priscilla Clemens Mrs. Jennie Logan Mrs. Amanda Howard and Miss Edith Howard and a talk on Mme. Walker Hair Goods. Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Gaston plan relocation to Chicago. Several residents listed with illnesses travel plans and visitors. A lodge member, Mr. Jordan Jackson, died at home on Kemper Lane. Obituaries note Mrs. Parks of Melburn Terrace and other local updates. Many trips include Detroit Indianapolis New York Cleveland Columbus and Wilberforce University. A church play at St John A M E Zion Church set for September 29 under the W H F Missionary Board. Admission 25 cents.

Gaither Styles Walker Hair Club Milton Street Mt. Auburn Priscilla Clemens Jennie Logan Amanda Howard Edith Howard Styles Mme Walker Hair Goods

Elder Citizen Joe Reappears After Years Among Friends

Joe, an elder figure and longtime local resident, is seen again in the company of his old friends, stirring memories of past years and reconnecting with familiar faces in the community.

Metropolis Joe Elder

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Rath & Mack Shirt Company Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Lina Still Borwood East Norwood Highland Avenes City Improvement Geo. I Hussey E. Third Street Cincinnati J. Walker Kenyon Avenue Charles Higdon Chicago Mrs. Wyatt Saunders Aubrey Lane City Dr. Lane Ohio State University Edna T Moore Bluebirds Mrs. Henry Jenks New Orleans Mrs. Crozier Mrs. Cardwell Columbus Mrs. Wright R. P. Wilson Ripley, Ohio Victoria Taylor Hilliard Richardson Chattanooga Jessie Campbell This City Harold Dedo Washington Leonard Oxley Harrisburg, Pa Rev. Oxley Essie Spencer Toledo St. John A. M. E. Zion W. H. F. Missionary Society Barr Mound Streets Watters Allen Temple A. M. E. Church Forman Park Street Church Janette Woods The War Camp Community Center Jane Randolph Lottie Penn J. P. Foote Addie Gaskin Sears Wm. L. Coleman Mrs John Strowd Sunshine Embroidery Club Edison Thomas Edwards Thompson Brother Last Clarence Turner J. K Sherman J. H W. Fifth St Pekin Theater Emma Buckner Collins Rhode Steward Ave Phone Valley West Sixth Street Neas John S. T. Sneed H J. G. Sanders West Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker West Ninth Street Freeman Avenue Prince A Prioce North Chapel Street Blackstone H Rankin Bros E. L. Gifford Madisonville Lou Walton A. Prossett Foraker Avenue PhoNe Woods White Ribbon Park Churchhill and Gilbert Avenues J. H. Branch Cincinnati, Ohio Martha Bowman West Fourth St Cincinnati, O Max John T. Conyard Kenyon Ave Lueders Ave Woodburn Bernise Pinkard East Mrs. Elmira West Marion Carr Joseph Grimnarge Donaby Ancoe Rose Bud Embroidery Club Walter Ward Mr. Asop Connecticut Mrs. Z. H. Gaston Ruth Townsend Atlanta R. Nolan Mr. Clinton King Red Norman, Jr Maggie Thomas Detroit J. Garland Penn Virginia Jordan Jackson Kemper Lane Parks Melburn Terrace Nettie Parks Shearers Perry Parker Los Augees St. Louis Puebelo Salt Lake City Alice Jackson Thousand Islands Alexandria Bay New York Indianapolis William G. Owens Washington, D. C Eva Ricks Emma Jones New York City Anna Monroe Susie Fisher Jennie Doll Virginia Doll Vera Forte Wilbeforce University Thomas O’banion Cleveland Lula B. Hogans Lincoln Ave Maggie Watts Cleveland, O Helen Savage A J. Brown B. C. Maxberry Kerper Ave G. Hunter Pittsburg Peter Gaston, Jr G. B. Burrell Stanley Burrell Estelle Burrell Kansas St. John’s A. M. E. Zion W. H. F. Missionary Board Eudora Burton Mattie Grayston Joseph Kelly Rea John J. Taylor Phone Park Harold B. Taylor West Fifth ST Mound Street Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati, C Reida Alms Place Walnut Hills Olive L. Saunders Wade Street Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Fred D. McCoy & Co Cincennati J. T. Conyard Edward H. Habig
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