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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1926
Page
2
Subscription notice for The Union published at 412 McAllister Street Cincinnati Ohio lists rates for one year and one month with unclear formatting and a single copy price in a damaged OCR.
The text outlines political independence within the Republican spectrum and a religious stance favoring all disseminations centered on belief in the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man. It cites the Golden Rule as the remedy for societal troubles at national, individual, and broader levels.
Adams Arrows edged their rival in a close contest as Preston News Service reports a decisive late surge. Lincoln News Service notes strong defense by the visiting squad and standout scoring by key players.
A moral lecture draws on a Webster story about a farmer and a judge to illustrate equity. It argues that people should treat others’ interests as they would their own and apply the same evidence and accountability regardless of who is involved. The piece condemns selective justice and urges prompt fair reparation for any injury.
Miss Alma Thomas became Mrs Harold Bennett before two hundred guests in Cincinnati. The ceremony followed after 8 pm with Miss Thomas as maid of honor, Mitt Thomas Jr as escort, and James Cooper as best man. The bride wore georgette with beads and rhinestones, a diamond necklace, and orange blossom wreaths.
Mrs Victoria Johnson’s granddaughter wed as blue and white arch graced the ceremony. Renfro couple earned praise for undertakings. gifts poured in as relatives head home and travel to schools in Ohio and Tennessee. Local society notes list visits, arrivals, and events from Indianapolis to Philadelphia with dances, teas, and social gatherings.
Page lists guests from Louisville and Chicago visiting Clifton Allen family and M D Gafford's illness. Mentions Miss Ruth and Willette Gafford, circles at West Walnut Hills Sunshine Club, College Hill W H M S activities, and various hostess events. Also notes a Cincinnati trip by Harper and Winston brothers and a perm note about a rental listing at 1323 Lincoln Ave.
Mr Will Ryder travels to Chicago for the winter Emma Carpenter is ill Mrs Will Fisher hosted the Temple Builders Club Thursday evening Twelve guests dined Mr and Mrs L Miller and daughter visited in New Richmond Sunday Mrs Sam Cleveland of Rossmoyne Ohio left for Kentucky for an operation Mr and Mrs Williams and daughter visited with her sister Lizzie Ganns and Vinnie Gaff returned from a visit to their mother Mrs Drucilla Cowan in Danville Kentucky Ward F Cowan spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Belle Cowan Innez Love is ill Mr and Mrs Smith Moore visited Danville Kentucky to see Mr Smiths parents
Benefit event at Allen Temple on Thursday September 13 1926 at 8 00 p m to aid the Trustees Coal Fund under the joint auspices of The Independent Star and Foliage Art Club. Chairwoman Mrs Nannie Saunders director Mrs Nana Bridges Smith pastor Rev J O Harthcox admission fifty cents. Also notes Miss Thelma Maurea visiting in city and local social items including marriages and hospital stay.
An office note states the gallery entrance will close and all patrons must use the main lobby. Manager Mr. Phillips denies any segregation policy amid rumors of balcony repairs and confirms the change with circuit representative James A. Jackson. The gallery previously offered a low fifteen cent price, but the alterations prompt its abandonment. Tim Moore and his band will perform as a special feature next week.
The revival at New Unity Baptist Church features Rev. M. E. Robinson, D. D., Evangelist from Beaumont, Texas. It began Sunday morning the 19th, and the public is invited to hear him. The church is led by Pastor C. Smith at East Sixth and Court Street.
The article notes that the saying there is nothing new is debatable as wireless tech emerged. It traces bobbed hair’s cycles from 1796 sacrificed style to 1836 Joan of Arc homage to Ninon de Lenclos, suggesting today’s revival mirrors past fashions and ends with a reflective note.
The text pays tribute to Lillie Piatt and her father, both deceased. It notes their deaths on September 17, 1913 and October 18, 1924, and expresses the daughter Olive Grigsby s sorrow. It describes visiting their graves, keeping flowers, and finding peace in memory.
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