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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1919

Page

8

Local Social Notes Highlight Indiana Visitors and Returns

Mrs. W. H. Fielding of Indianapolis visited Miss Helen Greer. Mrs. Pellman of Kerpser Ave returned after visiting relatives in Indianapolis. Mr. Jeané William of Avondale was seriously burned. Mrs. Lillian Clark is convalescent. Mr. Robt Tivis returned from Maple Grove. Mrs. Pattie Frances stayed with Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Henderson of Washington Terrace visited Springlore Ohio. Mrs. Rosa Walker hosted the Art Embroidery Club. Ruth Livingston can go out again. Mr. Charlie Williams returned after two months in Charlevoix.

Pellman Kerpser Ave Indianapolis Mrs. Henderson Washington Terrace Springlore Ohio Rosa Walker Art Embroidery Club

In Loving Memory of Roscoe A. B. Coleman

A funeral memory note venerates Roscoe A. B. Coleman with lines on his departure, heavenly rest, and the family mourners including his mother Rosa Walker, grandmother Caddie Walker, and Celie Johnson. The tribute evokes a timeless obituary tone.

Roscoe A. B. Coleman Rosa Walker Caddie Walker Mirs Celie Johnson

John McKinley Returns From Terre Haute Visit

Mr. John McKinley of 3055 Mathers Ave has returned from a visit to Terre Haute Indiana.

John McKinley Mathers Ave Terre Haute Ind

Family thanks neighbors for sympathy in son's loss

Carrie Hall expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy after the death of her son George Hall. She thanks Rev Gray for consoling words, others for floral designs, and Rankins Bros for funeral arrangements.

George Hall Rev. Gray Rankins Bros Carrie Hall

Social Roundup notes visits and guests in the city

Mrs Katherine Patterson hosted a six oclock dinner with Mr and Mrs Perry Parker. New Yorker Cora Lee Winston nee Watson a nurse and Big Sisters of NY representative stays among friends before joining Dr Bentley in Chicago. Amsterdam News editor Edward Warren visits. Dr E A Williams hosts Grand Master John D Lewis of Louisiana. Dr John Gilbert and wife plan visits to Chattanooga Nashville Thedatur Alabama.

Cora Lee Winston Watson New York Apt Sojourner Truth Home Big Sisters N. Y Hays Bentley Chicago Edward Warren Warren The Amsterdam News Raines French Lick Springfield John D. Lewis Masons Louisiana E. A. Williams John Gilbert Armory Ave Chattanoga Nashville Tenn Thecatur Ala

Letter from Mr Thos H Haleyfield to call explained publication delay

A letter from Mr Thos H Haleyfield is noted and a call is requested to explain why it was not published. Rev P E Mills A M D D remains in Springfield and is reported to be aiding others.

Thos. H. Haleyfield P. EH. Mills Springfield

Mr and Mrs John-Thomas Visit Lexington from Washington Terrace

Mr and Mrs John Thomas of Washington Terrace visited Lexington. No other details are available in the readable text.

John — Thomas Washington Terrace Lexington

Residents share visits across states in friendly week

Mr. Henderson enjoyed home company after a pleasant visit from the South. Mrs. Hendrix and Cicon of St. Louis stayed several days as guests of Mr. Russell Mis. Bertha Miller returned from Richmond Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Curty and Mr. and Mrs. H. Hulbert spent Sunday in Shelbyville Indiana. Mrs. Blackburn of Washington Terrace is quite ill.

Mr. Henderson Agap Peter Curty H. Hulbert Shelbyville, Ind

Servants of Sin and God Topic at Knights of Honor Hall

Bible Students hold a Sunday meeting at Knights of Honor Hall on September 28 at 3 p m with speaker C J Jackson. All welcome free no collection.

Knights of Honor Hall C. J. Jackson

Race Riots and the Bible Talk in Steele Subdivision

Bible Students present in Little School House Steele Subdivision College Hill with speaker A Tf Hubbard of Cincinnati on Sunday September 28 at 3 30 p m free bring families Mrs Emma Schooles of Columbus guest of sister Mrs Lutie A Walker prominent in business and society at Columbus visiting in city

Little School House Steele Subdivision College Hill A. Tf. Hubbard Cincinnati Emma Schooles Columbus Lutie A. Walker

Twenty fifth anniversary of minister Rev Blackburn noted

The twenty fifth anniversary of Rev. P. J. Blackburn's ministerial connection with the A. M. E. Church will be celebrated at Brown Chapel Tuesday.

P. J. Blackburn A. M. EB. Church Brown Chapel

Baptismal Service and Sermon at St Andrew's Church

The Baptismal Service and Special Sermon by Bishop Vincent at St Andrew's Episcopal Church last Sunday morning inspired attendees. Sponsors for Little Miss Elizabeth Turner Oxley included Miss Matthews of Glendale Mrs Margaret Williams Mrs Elizabeth Ward and Messrs J B Lewis and Wm Copeland. Blanche Glenn, after a happy home vacation, will return to Wilberforce October first. William Cocrel attends Cincinnati University. Emma Quarrels and Nannie Simms hosted twenty Arcanum members Monday night with a four course dinner. Harry S Jacobs elected president of the Usher's Board at St John's A M E Church, John Harriel secretary, Jessie Cox treasurer.

Vincent St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Miss Elizabeth Turner Oxley Matthews Glendale Margaret Williams Elizabeth Ward J. B. Lewis Wm. Copeland Blanche Glenn Wilberforce Emma Quarrels Nannie Simms Arcanum Harry S. Jacobs Usher’s Board of St. John’s A. M. *E.’ Church John Harriel Jessie Cox

Magnolia Floral Club members on the sick list

Mrs. Louisa Ray Mrs. Ida Robinson Mrs. Ida Jackson and Mrs. Millie Murphy members of the Magnolia Floral Club No 1 are on the sick list.

Louisa Ray Ida Robinson Ida Jackson Millie Murphy Magnolia Floral Club

Mrs Hattie Jacobs Hosts Guests From New Vienna

Mrs Hattie L Jacobs entertained Mrs Ida Carey and Mrs Getha Daniels of New Vienna as guests Sunday in a cordial social gathering highlighting neighborhood hospitality and community ties.

Hattie L. Jacobs Ida Carey Getha Daniels New Vienna

Community Honors Jordon Jackson and Family Helpers

The bereaved family thanks relatives friends and neighbors for kindness after the loss of Jordon Jackson. Gratitude extends to Rev Jackson Mrs Harden and Mrs Edith Green for solos and to U B F Uniform Rank K P Odd Fellows Fraternal League Band Carnation Drill Corps 1 for services. Funeral by Rankin Bros. noted, with remarks by several pastors. Also mentions Mr Newton Ball finger injury and Mrs Della Frazier Tenn visit. Christian Endeavor opened with large attendance. Rose Bud Embroidery Club disbands until further notice.

Jordon Jackson Jackson Hardin Edith’ Green K. of P Odd Fellows and Fraternal League Carnation Drill Corps No. 1 Franklin Blackburn Greene Gray Rankin Bros

Mrs Leavelle Returns From Columbus Ohio

Community notice notes Mrs Eugene Leavelle has come back from Columbus Ohio. The item invites readers to obtain The Union by mail or telephone and asks residents to subscribe at ten cents a month to stay informed.

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Raoh & Mack Shirt Company Sycamore Street Lincoln Theater Charles Albert Central Ave Seventh Street Lina Still Qreat Business Chance Forwood East Norwood Highland Avenue Geo. Hussey Third Street C. J. Walker Kenyon Avenue J. K Sherman J. H Emma Buckner Collins Maseaga Phone Valley West Sixth Street Neas John S. T. Sneed H. G. Sanders West Eighth Street Jas H. Thompson Undertaker Ninth Street Freemen Avenue Calle Blackstone Chapel Street E. L. Gifford Madisonville W. H. Fielding Helen Greer Jeané ‘William Avondale Lillian Clark Mr. Robt. Tivis Maple Grove Pattié Frances Ruth Livingston Charlie Williams Charlevoix God Katherine Patterson Perry Parker Mrs. Rudd Mis Bertha Miller Richmond, Ky William Cocrel Cincinnati University Mr. Newton Ball Della Frazier Mary Spotts Gordon Jackson Mr. M. Carr Georgetown Christian Endeavor Rose Bud’ Embroidery Club A. Prossett Grocery Foraker Avenue Martha Bowman West Fourth St West Fifth St South West Liberian Haberdasher Co Nee Smeders Ave Mrs. Hester Bennett Woodburn Joseph Kelly Rea John J. Taylor Harold B. Taylor Mound Street Spring Grove Ave Mrs Olive L, Saunders Eereeeee Wade Street Gushurst Brothers Linn Street Fred D. McCoy & Co West Ninth Street J. T. Conyard Edward S. Habig
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