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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
3
Festive window displays at the Robinson Schwenn store on High Street glow with a red velvet candle, silver reindeer, two large Christmas trees, and electrically lit bells and wreaths. Holly garlands, evergreens, and silver streamers decorate the interior and exterior as shoppers encounter a season of holiday spirit.
One of the district's largest gatherings by Florist Telegraph Delivery Society was held at the Anthony Wayne hotel with fifty members from Columbus Springfield Dayton Oxford Middletown Cincinnati Goringby and Newport. A long talk covered the flower show slated for Music Hall Cincinnati March 9 to 18 and Willard Keane of Cincinnati spoke. old time fiddlers provided music.
Lewisburg boys defeated Stockton 4 to 0 in a Saturday night basketball game in Lewisburg. Girl Scouts held a well attended trip around the world at the grade school Friday. Local social notes mention visits by Mrs. Mesa Tikins and others. A boy born to Bre Herbert Shmvidack er Friday, Decemer 3. Building and Loan men plan midwinter meeting in Cincinnati with district officers and invited Congressmen, to discuss modernization and the 1933 advertising program.
The article surveys Ohio's first territorial and state leaders from Arthur St Clair, the Northwest Territory governor and general, to Edward Tiffin, noting St Clair's complex legacy with the American Revolution and his connection to Hamilton through land and local naming. It places Butler county’s St Clair township as a tribute to the general.
Selkirk locals report Mr Chastine and family moving into Rom mies property followed by Mrs Roy Talley’s Hamilton visit. A birth is recorded for Mrs William AfcChuive at Umilton hospital. Mrs George Rotimes moved to Hamilton. Miss Curie Hensley visited Mildred Tackett. Ar Grissom mowed and shredded all week.
The Williamsdale Improvement Association held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening December 6 at the firstouse. Officers elected were W. B. Jackson as president Harry W. Stl ert as vice president HoH Heiff as secretary Mrs Carl Rader as treasurer Carl Rader as trustee Mr and Mrs Clarence Jonesanl as trustees.
Mya Miller of Hamilton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Maupin and daughter Jane Mrs C Lohrey of Hamilton visited Thursday with Mrs Albert Fos Mr and Mrs Ben Henry and Raynut Dorothy Boane of Port Union spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Ewell and family George Edward Griffith and Mrs H Plick are on the sick list Mero and Mira F Clingman and son David of Middletown spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs J Ewen and family Miss Ethel Flick Miss Anna Mae Risenmann and Mrs Minnie Gets spent Saturday at Middletown
The Weather Bureau weekly crop bulletin reports winter wheat in the Central and South Great Plains as very poor. Conditions in Western Kansas, Northern Oklahoma, and Nebraska worsen with moisture urgently needed in Missouri, Eastern Colorado, and Utah.
Monroe reports include church meetings at Martha Sanderson and Mrs. Etta Yost homes, Y P D gathering at TB P church, Catholic Ladies of Columbia No 149 event at Mrs. Mike Fogarty, and an Odd Fellows homecoming. Josephine Hergen married Ralph Rodtner at St Elizabeth Norwood. Monroe boys and girls basketball beat Sevenmile. upcoming Monroe vs Hamilton game. Funeral for Mrs. Al Conover. interment at Monroe Cemetery. Mrs. Martin Farrell ill. Mrs. Charles Rauer of Hamilton mentioned.
A collection of dated items recalls events from 1902 naval blockades near Venezuela to 1917 Allenby entering Jerusalem, plus 1931 Spain’s republic draft, alongside local mishaps in Dayton. Notes include illness recovery for Bert Braden and burglaries at Charles Hinkle and Meeker homes, chicken thefts, and a stray horse placed at Lester Robinson’s Route 23 home.
Justice action in common pleas court led by Judge Clinton D. Boyd dismissing cases including Mocroa Singleton v George J Freid and multiple others as part of a batch of merit-related dismissals. The report notes the Dutch ink sign and a churchyard image accompanying the motion labeled To Eternal Peace.
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