The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1918-06-14
Progressive
Citizens of
II Toledo, s, Q.

lbeautiIul cities IN the Union. She
stands Ill the foot of the Maumee Bay, |
tot many aaiies from Lake Eric. IL
II d rity ii the lifst c.ass win a popa-
| lation of TIVE hundred thousand of
which between siN and eight thousand
,re euloted people. The faee i 70 be
.otllsa engaged III the various pfoies
| .i~usi anl basi1es With a success IL
| be aivica
I'll lespIe have beautiful hamsa,
1 sell kept and FURNISHED.
ai.s inaastl ii Ani9 rive enapsoy
atns with the bs wages u our inen
ssaa women.
The spiritual Welfala of the RAGE
Il looked atter IS Tie fhrd BAPTIST,
.xey. b L. Williams, DD., pastor.
/ fiendship Baptiat ltee. ], g. Taylor
pastor, and Two other Baptist church
recently organized, a. NJ. y. hev
stewart, pastor, and 4. NJ, =. q,
| Episcopal and two missions.
The Third Baptist il the most pro
4 pTIEAlACs Aiihil3 Ill AiS NY tti AtiN
/ Williams has brought this eongiega
ton IN eight years out of llttis
frame huildiig with 10 real estate 70
the point Of completing 4 S25.oou
llouse with property aside worth over
4 $4,000.
4 Friendship Baptist has an elegant
piece of property well equipped for
the work.
/ Warren A. M. +. Is talking Of mov
ing to another location. The Episco-
] pals have lovely corner lot upon
! which they expect 10 erect d modern
church house soon
! ln the profession we find Drs j. y.
t Haynes, G. II. Ferguson and T. NJ.
| Johnson Dr. j. II. Randolph is 4
I chiropodist and Dr. Robt. Pulley, Il
j dentist.
Lawyers Albertus Brown and B.
e Harrison Fisher enjoy good prace
!. tiee.
& AZ. L. Arthur and Chas. Cotreil are
j active ii tlae real estate business Hon,
6 Gthas. Cotrell is Il man or international
i reputation. He was ii the Secretary
h Eof States Office, Columbus, a number
d Of years. Deputay Auditor Of Lucas
j County, and served -four years IN Hon
i 1lulu, Fl. l., rs collector Of customs
Ii for the Y. s.
!. III the postotliee we have VIM Me
!. oglin, A. M. Clemens and Richard =.
i Miller, carriers; Frank Saunders, j
Ii r McCoelin, aud Chauncy Bass,
II clerks; Edw. Lewis, Chas. Stewart
i and VIM Watson, ianitors.
j. At the Court House we find Vim. Fl
n jackson, clerk in recorders office, ano
John Shoecraft and j. Il Rochester
n janitors.
Ii we are represented IN the city gov,
!. Iernment by Sherman Saunders, Chas
+ Young, o. Coins and Ed I. Harris
policeman; VIM Parks, janitof at po
y lice station; John Tandy, turnkey
e A. M. King on the retired list, draw
I ing d pension, and Jas. Il Miller, re
i tired fireman with pension.
e Miss irene Ambers is teacher i
, the public schools.
John Harter is in the Coal and Lei
i. business.
/ Mrs. w MCGOWAN and JAS. Civ
d ems operate successful laundries.
j. Madam G. Jones is the business
D manager Of the G. G.. c. Hair Co.
A. Webb and t. r. Wanzo are lead
ing in the undertaking business.
Hotel Pleasant il run by p. II
Wood.
The Star Building 4 Loan, iinan
cial concern incorporated under th
laws of Ohio, has f. b. Wanzo, presi
Il dent; M. e. Arthur, vice president
) and Giles Davis, treasurer. This in
l. stitution declared it's first dividenl
= last January
A fine piece Of property has bee
10 purchased for Working Girls
: Home,
! The Colored women have the ST
il auxiliary Red Cross Unit with Mrs
Il Wilbur Randolph, chairman Thi
unit has raised over $500 and fu,
II nished sweaters and comfort bags TO
J 95 drafted men. These are evidence
OF the thrift and industry Of our rae
K ~ Toledo and bespeaks bright fu
u ture for all concerned The Informei
'e REV. SMITHS FAMILY ARRIVE.
Mrs. Emma t. Smith and childrer
- Miss Marian e., Jewel W.. and Clar
= ence A., accompanied by Mrs. Mill
s @. Harris, arrived ia Dayton sunda
Y evening. Miss Marian was graduate
from the sac .}u ga.l sellno! 1
y fran!foit, Wednesday, June 3. MI
s Harris ia ve active iil her catirch i
~ Versailles and operates a grocer
re stcFe. Dayton welcomes Mrs. Snait
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