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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
3
December brings officer elections for judges churches societies clubs and other organizations. Leaders face new duties and responsibilities for the coming year, with success depending on their choices and dedication to worthy activity in 1933.
The article notes efficient governance as snow fell on Saturday in Hamilton. Street crossings uptown were cleared before noon, with remote area crossings cleaned later, aiding those traveling in the storm. The emphasis is on prompt municipal service during the snow event.
The committee behind Christmas in Every Home offers a dance at Jeff's Garden on Tuesday evening with admission payable in cash or food. Attendees gain an evening of pleasure while knowing their full contribution supports a worthy local cause.
Aerial arrival of Santa Claus convinced hundreds of Hamilton children that Santa is real. Witnesses saw him descend from the sky in an airplane, carrying letters and greeting residents uptown. The event highlighted the enduring spirit of generosity and faith that makes Santa meaningful to both young and old.
The American people are asked to buy Christmas seals to fund the anti tuberculosis drive. With 90,000 people annually killed, the appeal stresses sanitary precautions and education funded by the seal sale to protect homes and communities from the deadly disease.
Secretary Chapin of the commerce department cites conflicting traffic laws as a chief cause of 33,500 deaths and over 1,000,000 injuries in 1931, blaming confusion and hazard from varied regulations alongside reckless driving. The statement links reduced motor fatalities to lower registrations and urges clearer rules.
A San Simeon coastal reverie contrasts vast ocean horizons with two roadbound wanderers carrying all they own, a meditation on freedom from possession. It notes a San Quentin stone quarry incident, a Merst debt stance, and Santa Barbara press merger, ending with a pacific exhortation that nature outlasts human troubles.
Washington era column notes friction in banking reform talks as personalities clash among Hoover Mills Glass and others. It claims many Democrats are broke and reluctant to serve at 9500 a year while Cab positioning and Federal Reserve lines stir dispute. Stimson gains a Lincoln budget item amid cabinet tensions and diplomacy.
Fragmented clipping narrates a marginal religious sect known as the Creepers or Farnhamites in Union, Ohio, details eccentric rites, and cites dubious figures like Douglas Farnham. It tangles with wartime finance chatter, Japan Britain currency notes, and political intrigue around March 4, including Capt Regnier and Stimson.
Fragmentary lines offer moral reflections on strength through struggle, value of enduring hardship, and the purpose of life and faith. The text presents compact maxims urging resilience, gratitude, courage, and trust in God amid trials.
A fragmented European and U.S. political scene is described with references to Roosevelt election reactions in France and debates over economic policy. Mentions of French confidence, ambassador statements, and Nebraska politics hint at shifting alliances. A sharp dig at a New York figure highlights partisan commentary.
Sir Walter Taleigh, the Elizabethan courtier and explorer, is said to have owned a pair of shoes that cost him 30 000 dollars in a year linked to the Manchukuo renaming movement.
Saturday afternoon drew many boys to West Side hills for coasting as snow fell and sidewalks needed shovels. An auto collision at Third and High streets ended with two drivers claiming brotherhood and driving off. nearby crowds dispersed as police arrived. The Dayton Daily News notes local memory of past era amenities and hints music programs expanding in Butler County schools with instrumental lessons planned in several towns.
In Butler county West Chester high school economics class under Miss Snadiker prepared portfolios on corn and cotton and sent them to foreign countries. The Janine Red Cross cooperates in exchanging hops lots with similar productions of pure vila in other countries.
Recap of Hamilton highlights includes musicians with the Cincinnati Symphony under Ernest Kuntwrald, election of Lawrence Gets ny as Crescent Aid Society president, passing of Mrs. Laura Listvey Mitchell at 100, and multiple births and deaths. Weather outlook shows fair to cold. memories include past events from December eleventh and a list of local social happenings and recognitions.
Br JAMES Baw York reports on a crowded scene of factional feuding as fifteen groups seek to back different mayoral candidates in 1933 and pressure key figures. He notes outside amateurs steering campaigns, a Macy Whitman Koenig committee aimed at unseating rivals, and banks resisting city-vote surges while managers face blame for inaction and payroll disputes.
A compact religious note quotes scripture about submission to the Lord and confession of faith. It references every knee bowing and every tongue confessing, invoking Berry and Ronans in a faded, devotional tone.
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