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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1932

Page

12

Fairfield Grangers Elect New Officers At Supper

Fairfield Grange hosted 125 members and friends for an oyster supper at the Fairfield school. Three resignations were accepted. Richard Gothaus named gate keeper replacing Albert Frazee. Mrs. Jane Warwick named chaplain replacing Mrs. J Wesley Morris. Earl Weber chosen treasurer replacing Mrs. Robert Morris. A project committee plans a program with Tom Bruce of Ohio State University during Farmers Week in Columbus in February. Grange contributed to MM. C. AL. Loretta Welsh received a gold pin for ten new members. Music by William Mehi and old time fiddlers. Next meeting December 14 with boys and girls basketball on the agenda.

Fairfield Grange Joseph Lu- Bois Conrad Stroh Fairfield School Grange Richard Jothaus Albert Frazee Jane Warwick J. Wesley’ Morris Earl Weber Wee Leshirer Robert Morris John McGreevay John. Burer Paul Weissinger John Welsh Loretta Welsh Ohio State Gangs William Mehi

Local social news from Westroad area events

Mr and Mrs John Henderson and Mrs Tha Craft and son visited Alt and Mrs James Paul Thursday evening. Harve Heddick entertained William Reddick and son Hugh Reddick and Miss Hoss of Kings Mille over Thanksgiving. Norval Apgar and family called on Harve Reddick Sunday afternoon. Ruby Carr Mrs Jack Carr Bris Mae Pocket Cora Mae Paul and Mrs James Paul visited Jamon Elliott near Lewisburg Thursday afternoon. John Snyder and Olsen Apgar called on Ralph Snyder Sunday afternoon. William Green of Gratia injured his arm shredding at Stott Roberts Monday afternoon. James Bower and Mildred Tamley of Dayton spent Sunday with James Lamley family. Mrs James Lumley spent Saturday in Gratis on business. Mira Tom Juhngonda ill. Warren Johnson and family of Camden and Edward Johnson spent Sunday with James Paul. Afternoon callers were Harley Johnson and family of Camden.

Sotefato John Henderson Tha Craft Alt James Paul Harve Heddick William Reddick West Hilson Hugh Reddick Miss Hoss Kings Mille Norval Apgar Harve Reddick Misa Ruby Carr Jack Carr Bris. Mae Pocket Cora Mae Paul Jamon Eiliott Lewisburg John Snyder Olsen Apgar Ralph Snyder William Green Gratia Stott Roberts James Bower Mildred

Inheritance tax fixed on Cory estate at Sevenmile

Probate court Wednesday fixed inheritance tax on the Susie K Cory estate of Sevenmile. The gross value was 7450 dollars with net list value of 5097.39 dollars. Reverend J P Diaz and Emeling Weaver, as relatives, each received 500 and paid 95 dollars tax. Latha Long Wilson, Fannie Tong Joslen, Maud Byrng and Flora Cora Gibson, cousins, each received 1009.35 and paid 25.47 tax. The remainder mentions Uruguay.

Gory Susie K. Cory Sevenmile Protate Uist J. P. Dia Emeling Weaver Latha Long Wilson Fannie Tong Joslen Maud Byrng Flora Cora Gibson

Roosevelt Appointments Enter Cincinnati Political Arena

Interest rises over potential Roosevelt appointments in Cincinnati and the judicial district. Names linked include Albert T. Attorneys to, B H Bolin of Columbus, Robert N. Gorman, Clary Kneg Spraul, James H. Cleveland, Milton Behmdit, Stephen Merath, and others. Speculation centers on role if appointments leave Cincinnati, with calls for first assistant collector and other federal posts amid cross-district bargaining in Southern Ohio.

Roosevelt Cincinnati Alktrlet Attotmeytor Bthart R. Bolin Columbus Bolin Woodrow Wilson Hamilton County Clary Kneg Spraul Gorman James H. Cleveland Milton Behmidt Spraud Han Internal’ Revenue Stephen Merath Cin Ledern

Charles Graham Called by Death

Charles M. Graham died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital after a short illness at age 52. He lived with brother Walter Graham at 419 Chestnut Street. Survived by brothers Paul, Walter, and Joseph. Funeral Friday at 10 from Kies Funeral Home Elvin Avenue with Rev. Nichols of First U B Church officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Charles M. Graham Steimson Mercy Hospital Graham Hamilton Waiter Graham Chestnut Street Paul Walter Joseph Furst Kieus Elvin Avenues Nichols U. B Greenwood Cemetery

Cost 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work Again

An advertisement promises relief from rheumatic pain in 48 hours using Allevru. It claims rapid elimination of pain and swelling, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after 48 hours. It cites uric acid as the pain source and lists Radcliffe Drug Co among sellers.

Allevru Radcliffe Drug Co Dargue Cab Rate Drug Co

Gillette Wins Injunction Over Blue Razor Blades in Ohio

In Cayabige County Ohio the court granted a temporary injunction against the George M Heckle Company and Samuel B. yt F for selling blue razor blades claimed to imitate Gillette. The action covers the Prospect Pharmacy and bars sale or offer of the disputed blades amid accusations of unfair trade practices. The Stadler estate proceeding names widow Leura Stadler as sole beneficiary with Robert P Stadler and Helen Stadler noted as interested parties.

Guillette Rasorony Wat Forse Court of Common Pleas Cayabige County Ohio Messrs George M. Heckle Samuel Byt F Company Leura Stadler Robert P. Stadler Helen

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