International Relations Study Group Meeting Change
The Women's City Club announces the December gathering moves to Tuesday December 13 at 7 30 PM in the WG A building. Dr Wy Cottrell of Miami University will speak on The Present Seing to set background for upcoming talks. Open to all in Hamilton interested in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueeday
Women's City Club
Wy. Cottrell
Government Department of
Miami University
Cottrell
Hamiltca
Ame Association of University Women
J. T. Greathome
Pleasant Avenue
Mesdamés
C. W.sproull
Marshall Barker
Robert Wiecho
Missoa Doris Miller
SPE
Neodasha
No. 83
Bertha M Winkins
Contemporary Literature Club
Elizabeth Ann Harlitt
Geoge Kauffman
Edna Ferber
Hamilton
Kentucky
Mackige
Covington
Albert Riley
Gadys Cole
Raymond J. White
Miamisburg
Amitia G. Stowe
Elmer Wilhelm
Toa Gabbard
Pan Brammité
Peart Bradley
Newport
Wamir’s Club
Tane Pahtie
SALLYS SALLIES AND LOCAL MEETING NOTES
A fragment from a community page notes Sallys Sallies at a Prek in Lthhippia with Miss Helena Frechtling winning a trophy for worst dressed. Attendees include Kai MecElraney Filda Smith Clara Aten and others. A Christmas luncheon followed the meeting and a grab bag was requested. Additional notices list upcoming meetings and social events with members and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Frechtling
Kai MecElraney
Filda Smith
Clara Aten
Mary E. Sheard
Wleanore Treehtling
Inne Vizedom
Ana Dickerseheid
Gleanoy Caldwell
Harugari Lodge Installs Germania Officers at Liberty Hall
Germania Lodge No. 159 of the Harugari held a special meeting Sunday at Liberty hall Seventh and Walnut to install officers Jenny Motzer president Anna Foullett vice president Clara Burkhart recording and financial secretary Pauline Shearer treasurer Mark Brillant deputy. Mr Walksbach state president of the Harugari attended with other state officers from Dayton visitors from Dayton and Cincinnati. Directly after the business session the public joined a card party sponsored by Germania Judge. Lunch was served to a large attendance. Danning was enjoyed in the evening.
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Harugari Lodge
Jenny’ Motzer
Anna Foullett
Clara Burkhart
Pauline Shearer
Mark Brillant
Germania Lodge No. 159
Harngari
Liberty Hall
Walnut
Walksbach
Portsmouth
Harugari
4-11 Club Plans for Year in County Meeting
The county executive committee met last Saturday with Guy Dowdy to set tentative plans for the 1933 4-11 Club program. May will host the Tenders' conference after farm bureau leaders select theirs, and a March meeting will discuss subject matter for local club work next year. County leaders and officers will meet in May to launch the regular county program with individual clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Lucene Accers
Guy Dowdy
Ality
Farm Bureau Orgaizations
Mitter
Couty
Schneider Child Passes Away at Age Six
Marian Schneider, daughter of Charles Schneider, died at her father’s home on South P Street from scarlet fever at age six. Her mother had died earlier. She is survived by brother Charles Jr. Private funeral services were held this afternoon at 1:30 at the residence. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Marian Schneider
Charles Sehmeider
South P Street
Charles, Jr
Greenwood Cemetery
Mer. Brinkiman
PROGRAM PLAN NE BY HEALTH OFFICIALS
Health officials outline at a regional conference includes papers by Dr T G Neer Dayton and Dr C J Bald ridge Butler county health commissioner on unannounced inspections and a proposed re organization of health workers. A noon discussion follows by state health officials. Williamsdale school awards gold stars for 18 pupils under supervision with weight status notes. Riley cited on public intoxication charge after disturbing pedestrians at Second and Court Streets.
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Pallie Health Ial
de. T. G. Neer
Dayton
C. J. Baldridge
Butler County Health
Coramis
Sioner
Bi. R. Shalter
State Health Department
Williamsdale School
Valura Cartwright
Uut'se
Yu Crak
Ji Per Peng
Rioeputs
Tee
Riley
Second
Court
Sireals
Jake Riley
David Gokor
Ed Riley
Aly
Edward Tiffin Ohio governor and early state leader sketch
Editor notes present a brief sketch of Edward Tiffin Ohio's third territorial governor and first state governor. Born in Carlisle 1766, he studied medicine, moved to Scioto valley with Worthington and Lucas, served in territorial legislature, led 1802 constitutional convention, and was elected governor in 1803 and 1805 before later roles. He also served as US senator, Speaker of the House, and surveyor general of the West before his death in August.
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Ohio River
Edward VI
Ohie
St Clair
Tiffin
Carlisle
Hoagland
de Cane
Berkeley County
Virginia
West Virginia
University of Cennesylvania
Wiftin
Thomas Worthing
Worthington
Robert Lucas
Ohio
Scioto Valley
Tepidature
Madison
Washington
West
Clock of Events For Girl Reserves
Calendar items list weekly meetings for girls clubs including seventh and eighth grade, Mothers Club, Hi Z, ninth grade, and other groups. Association Day at the YU features a Christmas play directed by Mrs John Strange with Mary Katherine Schmapp as chairman and tea for members and friends.
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Association
UY. Wi
W. GA
Business Girls
Mary Katherine Schmapp
John Strange
Students to Visit Champion Plant on Hamilton Tour
A party of five Central Academy of Commercial Arts students will tour the Champion Quoted Paper Co. at Hamilton Tuesday afternoon, with Alexander Thomson Jr. and Jack Gray Storey guiding and explaining the plant displays. Miss Ida B. Hunter, former Hamilton Public School teacher, may undergo an operation soon due to complications after a fall last year.
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Champion Plant
Central Academy of Commercial Acts
Champion Quoted Paper Company
Hamilton
Alexander Thomson, Jr
Champion
Corps of Guides
Jack Gray Storey
Genteal Academy of Commercial Arts
Placere
Hunter
Ida B. Hunter
Minter
Vezaver
Disabled Veterans Benefit Dance at Jeff's Garden
A Disabled American Veterans fund raiser at Jeff's Garden features an eight to midnight dance with Ack Nohr kemper's orchestra and a floor show including a surprise act. Proceeds support the Chicag te fund to aid children of disabled veterans with gifts and Christmas baskets on December 14. Reservations via Shooky Studio or by calling 447 for ticket delivery.
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Jeff's Garden
Weil
Ack Nohrkemper
Chicatte Fund
Disabled Veterans Land
Shooky
Front
Ludlow
Brewer Awarded Divorce Decree in Local Court
Oakley Ligner of Millletown received a divorce from Fannie Brewer on grounds of cruelty. He was granted custody of their four minor children and awarded ownership of furnishings.
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Brewer
Oakley Ligner
Millletown
Communon Plans
Fannie Brewer
Auatody
Furuis
Wee
Belvin Auto Pays Damages for Wigh Street Crash
Monday reports indicate Lora Belvin of New Mini will cover all damages from a Friday night auto collision on Wigh street near Eighth. Belvin’s car struck a parked vehicle owned by W E Lakeman of 001 Wiffen Avenue in front of the Masonic Temple.
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Belvin Auto
Lakeman Gar
Lora Belvin
New Mini
Wigh Street
Eighth Street
Belvin
W. E. Lakeman
Wiffen Avenue
Masonic Temple
County School Heads to Meet on Finance Plan
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lawrence return from Bangor for the holidays as county school officials prepare to discuss a state finance plan. The plan, now before the Ohio School Survey Commission, advocates trimming real estate taxes while shifting more school costs to state revenue through indirect taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lawrence
Bangor
Maine
Tha Mort
Ohio School Survey
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First Baptist Church
Vernon Benning
Hamilton Progress Club
Flamilion Progress Club
Katie Griffis
East High Street
Philathes Lags
Lindenwald
M,hl
Buell
Symmes Corner
Santa Claus
Paul Heermann
Theresa Heermann
Paul Weermann
Tieir
North Wighth Street
Theresa Weermann
Henry Kroger
Alma Heermann
Margaret Johnson
U. P. Traveller's Club
Traveller's Club
U. P. Church
Clara Rasson
Maxine Kerns
Horns
Mary 1
Sallys
W. CG. A
W. C. A. Mothers’ Club
Neil Millikin
Sunnday
Main Street
Thomas Munn
George Harvey Cook
Huntington Parrish
Helen Millikin
Charles F. Beeler
Robert Beeler
William Gordes
Wyoming
Ben Hertman
Fay
Joe
Burnett-Waite
Optical Dept
Balevay
H. L. Biehl
Optometrisi—ii
Erperienca
Tyra
Vicks
Edward Tiffin
the Journal
Frederic Owrlo
Duradene
BBC
Wagner Beauty Shop
Progress Ave
Dhes Vo
Moog
Furek Prive
Eureka
Extel
Webb Studio
Leo's Inc, Vermelly Burecti-Welte's EE
Ihtal
Iran
Walt
Alleiny
Alter
Spariol
Gor Yaar Supple
Tay Tee Yiue Hoover Babing
Pillsbury's Er
Patie
Mlb
Country Club HH
Avondale
le, Phan
Maxwell House
Rib
Ein
Country Club
Sauer Kraut Ibe
Asie
Isapitol
Campbell's
Civic
May Gardens
Countis Club
Sotdey
Oye
Kroger
Is Tot Ag
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