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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1922
Page
2
The publication urges Union among people to build loyalty and pride, warning that collective effort is essential for spiritual, material, mental, moral, and political progress. It quotes Seneca on reciprocity and mutual duty.
Public invited to a N A A C P gathering at Kenyon Avenue Christian Church on Monday October 2. Officials report delegates to the convention and workers in the membership drive are requested to attend.
Personal notices list Mrs Mary Smith entertaining Mrs Mary Sayles from Indianapolis and Mrs Robison of Mobile Alabama. Visitors Mrs Fredonia Brown in Clarksville Tennessee and Mrs Albert Finley in Cleveland. Susie Miller and daughter visiting Detroit. I B S A Sunday lecture October 1 at Knights of Honor Hall 3 30 speaker N C Flowers Seats free no collection. Charlie Lewis longtime mayoral aide dies in New York. Mrs James of Los Angeles visiting city.
Mrs Davis of Columbus spent a few days pleasantly in the city. Miss Vera Forte left last Monday to resume studies at Wilberforce University. Mrs Ed Davis and son James Wilson returned from Cleveland. Mr Jas Toran visited Cleveland last week. Mr Thomas Alford is improved and home from the hospital. Miss Louise Rowe left Monday for Wilberforce. The Emancipation Celebration on the Masonic Grounds was a grand success. Mr Sam Jones was removed to the hospital last Friday. Earl Stewart Post No 127 won the blue ribbon at the American Legion celebration. Mr Plett Arnold and Miss Belle Tucker quietly married Monday. Commercial Exposition of the 5th Street Y opened with a representative gathering Monday evening. Miss Angy Smith returned from Dayton. Mesdames Norcum and Forte have returned after visiting in Canada. Miss Madeline Stewart of Wilberforce spent a few days here as guest of Miss Mary Taylor. Mr Parker Pacy left for Frankfort University Kentucky. Miss Hester Ernestine Kinney left for Wilberforce University Tuesday with mother and sister Margaret. Mrs Joseph Kinney visited Wilberforce University to register her daughter.
Mr J W Green returned from a visit to Chicago and other cities. Mrs Julia Perkins is spending a few days at the Poro College in St Louis. Mr and Mrs Rutherford of Washington DC spent several days in the city as the guest of sister Mrs Fred Hamilton. Mrs Ella Ward after a pleasant visit with Mrs Johnson of Norwood returned to Madison Indiana.
Ray G. Dandridge thanks kind friends and committee for organizing a Lawn Fete that raised 60 dollars and 40 cents. Special praise goes to Mrs J Duvall Mrs G B Peterson Mrs C Moore Mrs N Taylor Mrs W F Watkins Miss L Smith Miss E L Palmer and Miss Williams for overseeing a repast fit for a king.
Mr and Mrs E M Mays entertained Mrs Robt Cox a traveling nurse from Atlantic City en route to Memphis Tennessee, during a brief call at their home.
Court actions show William Anderson versus Sallie Anderson on abandonment. Various social items note Ida Easeley and Horace Easeley marriage 1912, visits by Mrs Rena Hobbs in Tennessee, Miss Clara Thompson’s poem recital, Lieutenant Casey Jones in the city, Sunshine Club lawn fete, and multiple local residents’ travels, illnesses, and events including a dance for Mrs Lewis’s benefit and notes on community life.
Miss Nellie Ligons suffers asthma from last week. Mrs Sadie Heard prayers for improved health. Dickerson detained by lumbago. Rev. Thomas Doll aka Bud Moody to preach trial sermon My wife c an't make me sin. Mrs Wilks of Lincoln avenue ill. Mollie Hayden attends father's funeral in California. Joe Miller and Florida Marshall marry last week. Mrs Clarissa West Hampton ill. Young Estella Bowen Geneva Massie Havel head to Kentucky for school term. Ruth Louise Dickerson recovering from blood poisoned hand.
The family of Nathaniel Hathman expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the loss of husband and father. They thank floral donors, Rev. Foreman, Rankin Bros. Undertakers, and note the bereaved wife and children. Prof Alb Wright and wife visited Mrs Jas P Monroe during a convention last week.
A group described as Good Samaritans from Virginia take charge of one of the state's largest industrial schools, assuming oversight and management duties amid ongoing discussions about the institution's future and funding.
The bereaved family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother THORE THRASHER. They thank Rev Gray for consoling words Walnut Hills Boy for the donation floral donors and Rankin Bros for services.
A memorial notice recalls Shara Wilks who died September 26, 1921 with sentiments of silent tears from her daughter and grandchildren. The rest of the text notes social events including a Douglass Night School Beauty Culture Class and a charity concert by Mrs. Pierce Goode and son L. P. Goode, plus local church and camp activities.
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