Manning Home Hosts Card Party With Prizes And News
Mrs Edwin Manning hosted a group of friends at a money card party on Tiffin Avenue Friday night. Prizes went to Misa Neamnan and Mise Miller. a miniature bride trophy was won. Invitations note upcoming commencements and church ordinations in Chicago and Hamilton. Invitations list numerous local attendees and a Garden Club meeting and various social events in town.
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Edwin Manning
Tiffin Avenue
Misa Neamnan
Mise Miller
Maronee Wile
Brodm
Mildred Dalhner
Sirs. Manning
Edward T. Schoening
Sumer
Hudson, Miller
Nesnan
Walz
Wala
Manning
Crookston
Mesdames Voutsey
Wiles
Chives Wiles
Misa Dahimer
Personal visit noted for Scariett family arrival
Mrs Mugene Scariett and her son Billy from Chisaga will arrive soon to visit with Mr and Mrs Guy Hathorn, gathering family in the area.
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Mugene Scariett
Otherta Hathorn
Billy
Chisaga
Guy Hathorn
Baraga Philathe a Meet in Middletown
Baraga Philathaea holds a quarterly meeting at Middletown’s Broadway Methodist temple Thursday night. Pastor Trevot Acnacost will deliver a talk. more than 200 members expected. five officer positions to be filled. current officers include Miss Tyydia Shearer president and Miss Tenny Huston first vice president with other Middletown members.
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Ruther County
Thoraga
Broaiway
Thorsilay
Thy
Methodist Church
Ania
Misa Tyydia Shearer
Shrine Glub Dinner and Circus Planned for Cincinnati Event
A Cincinnati notice outlines Shrine Glub events including the Shrine Circus in May and a ceremonial in June. Delegates from multiple temples attend, with Bert F. Downey presenting plans and a large entertainment program featuring Miss Bertha Catusmyn and Pho Pesaw Sisters, plus numerous attendees listed.
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Cincinnati
Dune
Bert F. Downey
Ab Dayton
Williamson Bureau
Pho Pesaw
Bertha Catusmyn
Nhe Phitanane Tein
Vadin
Proeentad
Numlers
Homnie Miller and Company
Arthur G. Hitel
Geore BR
Fasohy
Corio I. Johnson
George F. Kendall
Charles TE. Mochler
Fred FE. Danes
William Leighton
William J Lewis
Herman
Kuedike
Artliner Molbeary
George O. Mano
Charles Y. Mucky
Paw
Millice
Tovold
Mover
Prasi
Papper Paul FB. Potto
Mrs Schirmer's Sister Passes Away in Dayton
Mrs Matilda Tirehworith dies suddenly in Dayton Wednesday noon after illness. Survived by husband Guri Wirshangy. children William and Arthur in Dayton, Waller in Germany. daughter Mrs Bl. Seth Lobrick of Russia. Mrs Hermanenn of Dayton. Mrs Minnie Schirmer of Hamilton. two brothers Pawk and Olle Wooning in Germany. four grandchildren. Services Saturday at 2:80 pm at residence with Rev Weeger officiating. burial in Woodland Cemetery.
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Hermanenn
Dayton
Minnie Schirmer
Hamilton
Pawk
Olle Wooning
Germany
Weeger
Hart Street
Burry
Wondland Otmatery
Sewing Circle at Ft Hamilton Apr 26
The Sewing Circle of the Vasited Presbyterian edjech will hold an all day sewing event at Worth Tanily lon hospital on Tuesday April 26. A vourreddish High will be served at noon.
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U, P
Ft, Hamilton
Worth Tanily Lon
Trenton Young Men's Class hears Robt Flickinger
Aperial to The Fourmel Trenton O April 24. The Misses Rose and Madths Wastrick spent Thursday with relatives in Newport. Mr and Mrs. Sherman Lindeny and children and Mrs. Willis Shannon spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Ak Winkelman near Oxford. Various local families visited, hosted dinners, and attended church and community events. A record chicken supper drew over 140 people at the U, TB chayed Thursday evening.
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Aperial
Trenton
Rose
Madths’ Wastrick
Newport
Kyle Galdbell
Broly McCain
Chiskow
Nick Shoyer
Walter Casey
Addiiy "Westrik
Hamiltow
Aann Weatrick
Solin Daub
Mya
Arastate
Ciyter Verguson
Frank Breleford
West Chester
Whe Bennett
Frank Clendennin
Middletown
Sherman Lindsay
Charles Raymond
Porter
Carmonte
Jacob Westrick
Anns Westrick
Wrank Relstard
Eastern Star
Memillon
David Pope
Waynesville
T. P
Winners Named N Word Contest and Stage Attractions
The article lists winners of a controversial contest, notes upcoming stage attractions, and mentions appearances by Ford Rush at the Paramount. It records ticketing to winners, then details future performances and a roster of local names, addresses, and patrons connected to the event.
Karns elected president of Wayne Bureau in Jacksonburg
Witland Karns was elected president of the Wayne Bureau at a regular quarterly meeting in Jacksonburg School Moonday night. He fills the office after the vacancy created by the resignation of George Hollane. Tabor Barger was elected vice president with several presidents present. The meeting program included piano solos by Mildred Withrow and Beatrice Crist and violin and guitar by George Avery and Jerence Hite.
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Witland Karns
Wayans Township
Marin
Regilor
Jacksonburg
George Hollane
Tabor Barger
Woul Yuish
Mildred, Withrow
Beatrice Crist
George Avery
Jerence Hite
Ulysses Hollister Passes Away at 65 in Lindenwald
Ulysses Hollister age 65 of Pleasant Avenue died Saturday at Mercy Hospital after a paralytic stroke. Born February 8, 1869 in Polk County Ohio he worked as a full temperer. He lived in Lindenwald 14 years and is survived by wife Nellie Mollie Tollister three sons Tarry Doh and Tay Tollister two daughters Anna and Ada Tolligtey three grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services Monday at 2 30 p m from the home with Rev Grater I King of the Lindenwald Chapel officiating. Interment in Tosvo Vi Park. Vines may dine at the familygraves after 2 p m Sunday.
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Tlyeses Jtollister
Ith
Pleasant Avenue
Merny Hospital
Me. HolLister
Io Polletty
Ohio
Linderowald
Mio
Hamilton
Nellie Molliater
Sona
Tarry
Doh
Tay Collister
Anna
Ada Tolligtey
Huneiltan
Evionds
Grater I
Lindenwald
Chuiat
Toso Vi Park
Rauscher Recalls Life of Walter M. Rauscher
Walter M. Rauscher renews friendships and reflects a life in business, politics, and service. A traveling salesman for national councils, he ran a Cincinnati Hamilton express line until the 1913 flood, served as a state representative, and held posts in Masons and veterans groups. He flew war service as a ship dispatcher from Gristobal, Panama, and remained active in sports and hunting clubs across Southern Ohio.
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Clermont
Heamisten
Rauscher
Canada
Central American
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
New York
Iter
Mm Export
Cuba
Porta Ries
Aaston
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Tauscher
House of Represent Astives
Ue Regislature
Eilios
Peaternilly
Ruuselier
Washington Lodyt
Averpted Masons
Victor Stier
American Legion
Milford
Milford Kiwanis
Rausehter
United States
Gristobal
Panama
Betes Fh
Southern Ohio
Ohio
Ransehor
Ak Fenny
Rawaeher
Tertate Park
Allendings
Forrace Park
Isudeng
Techies School
Atl Cinciunzts
Craigmile Called By Death in Labvia
Mu Treada Dilluan Craigmite, beloved wit of William Craigmite, died Friday after a short illness at 417 Henry. Survived by husband Henry Dillman of College Mill, sister Mrs Garhara Trader of this city, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 2 pm at Webb Funeral Home with Rev TV Bimonson of Presbyterian Church. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon.
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Treada Dilluan Craigmite
William Craigmite
Henry Afret
Witower
Henry Dillman
College Mill
Garhara
Puneral
Webb Fimneral
Kev
Bimonson
The
Presbyterian Church
Cininting
Greenwood Cemetery
Gold Standard Debate and Silver Remonetization Urge Reform
An opinion piece argues against further taxation and calls for remonetizing silver while maintaining a gold standard. It critiques current economic distress, cites wheat debt, and urges policy shifts to restore value, reduce government spending, and stabilise the dollar amid global silver and gold price tensions. It names Senator Barale and cites international reactions to monetary policy.
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United States
Yakima
Baral
Cinii
Kneh Ones
Kayslanul
Welland
Norway
Sweden
Dennark
Chile
Beua
United
Binten
Hum
Rade
Lo Wits
Burton K. Wheelte
Hill
Govermnant
Vos
Treduuto
Bonns
Treasury
World War Veteran Letter to Chamber Seeks Publication
A World War veteran writes from Wamillon Ohio on April 22 1932 asking if a letter signed World War Veteran will be published. He questions the Chamber of Commerce authority and criticizes claims about Congress and the city of Hamilton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wamillon
Ohio
Congressm
Hamilton
Hangver High School Seniors Stage Delightful Comedy
The graduating class of Hangver High presented Croon Looking In Friday night to a large audience at Mel School. Miss Teena Roberta of Asford directed the cast and locals Harold Vierson Wilbur Stublichar Howard Ditton Malcolm Morden Howard Weber Nason Seibold Karin Daibls Ineille Sandridge Alberta Chapman Orvide Miller Alberindones Villanor Shaumboy Natwean vats the Nay brothers entertained with violin and accordion.
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Manover High School
Clase
Mel School
Gonshod
Teena Roberta
Asford
Tfarald Vierson
Wilbur Stublichar
Howard Ditton
Malcolm Morden
Howard Weber
Nason Seibold
Karin Daibls
Ineille Sandridge
Alberta Chapman
Orvide Miller
Alberindones
Villanor Shaumboyser
Nay ‘Urothers
Venton
Ate Tie
Pak
Mbly
Ming Tejon
Better German Vote Campaign Ends Amid Confusion
A truncated foreign text describes a German campaign connected to the national socialists. It mentions continuous travel by air, appeals to voters, and a tense political climate with leaders and opponents. The passage notes uncertain expectations for future elections and shifts in support.
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Reich
Willer
Bertlinn
Harare
Alcebion
Uitlev
Forester women elect officers at regular meeting
The Waren's Catholic Grove of Foresters held its regular meeting to elect officers and plan an April 27 social event. Members discussed attire and venue arrangements for the afternoon gathering at the local lodge, with a focus on upcoming charitable activities.
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Forester
Tnsta
Groder
Femnant Lab
Mana Wera
Envi
Wrouing He
Mather County Emand and Wall Weesco Chamber of Commerce
A garbled note mentions Mather county emand in Wall Weesco and the Chamber of Commerce's lack of interest in a Honus payment. It questions why the Chamber did not oppose Hoover wartime debt, and references Robert Milson and World War Veloran in a fragmented, unclear context.
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Mather County
Wall Weesco
Chauber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerc
Dorcas Class Play Delights Dayton Audience at First Methodist
The Dorcas class of the Five Mile neighborhood presented “The Strange Necklace” at the First Methodist Church in Dayton Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Loy of Dayton providing intermission music. Plans for another performance were announced. Mrs. Josephine Mitchell of Covington was fatally injured when struck by a car near 1008 Madison Street. the driver, Thomas D. Browning, 17, of Beachwood Road, was reported for charges.
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Peay
Dorcas Clnan
Elesi
Anthany Community Church
Dayton
Pirst MS
Ihwean
Ravelling
WR. TL. Loy
Dorensines
Nanan
Mitchell
Ginvinnati
Josephine Mitchell
Tawis Strest
Western Avenue
Covington
Srnday
Madison Oven
St. Brianherh
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First Ub Ba Hood Elects Officers For Brotherhood
Nicholia Salvator was elected president of the newly formed Brotherhood. Joe Wilkon was elected vice president Newart Keppler became secretary and George Tevelive was elected treasurer. Ronald Koneher presided and announced monthly meetings with the next gathering planned for the following Friday.
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Nicholia Salvator
O. B
First Lake Creditors Meeting Held for Harry W. Lake
The first meeting of creditors for Harry W. Lake was held yesterday at the office of We J. Kerk, with bankruptcy proceedings referenced. The scene took place in Cincinnati, as creditors gathered to review claims and actions in the case.
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Cincinnati
Harry WW
Lake
Bankanipt Ishorer
Shuler Wvenus
tLomiltan
J. Kerk
Nornsten
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