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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
3
In Venice a special Sunday service will include the installation of newly elected elders. The church plans a broad program with community attendees and an open forum following led by church leaders. Additional local notices mention visits, dinners, and meetings with various church members and families.
A garbled list of individuals and places tied to birthday notices. Names include John J Mitty and Mischa Riu with assorted locations such as New York City and San Francisco, plus scattered affiliations and ages. The OCR text is fragmentary and mixes dates, titles, and biographical hints.
A decree granted in a Warren suit awards restoration of a name and severs a property interest. Gertrude Feltner of Hamilton is divorced from Oger Helter with $3.00 per week child support.
A chimney fire caused light damage at a service station located at Main and B Streets near Ure Vexneo. The blaze occurred around 10 o clock Wednesday night, with firefighters responding promptly to contain the flames and prevent further damage.
A disjointed Camden page details a kidnapped youth Lobagola linked to international figures and local institutions. It covers court actions, rental mortgage sales, health updates, farm foreclosures, and a planned charity event at the Masonite temple, all reflecting a feverish, local-news mosaic.
Mrs. White, formerly of Mannilton, is gravely ill after a stroke of paralysis at the home of her daughter Mrs. O Connelly on Myrtle Avenue in Wa ant Falls. Dr. John de Meffenry was called to Cincinnati late.
Poasttown society pages report weekend visits and gatherings across Middletown and nearby towns. Numerous residents including Miss Mildred Leight Mrs T J Dickey and families are noted visiting relatives and attending events. A regular Grange meeting with new officers is announced and local residents are urged to attend with guests.
The Progressive Club of Shandon plans a Wednesday gathering at the home of Mr Arlo Kraus near Vein Dalta with Alpha Class members attending a Jan 26 Community House dinner and a one act play. Debates at the Shandon Community House feature topics on local revenue sources with Shandon and nearby groups participating and proceeds funding judges.
The fragmentary text presents a sermon-like set of aphorisms. It includes phrases about not trusting men, unearned success, a salesman using his own merchandise, and cautions about laughter, alcohol, and objections to amendments. The readable parts are disjointed and non-chronological.
Fragments recount local society notes and mishmash names. Obituaries mention Anna Rinck Louis i Rinck Meyer Hospital. Milestones include weddings, birthdays, and a charity talk at the Y M C A with diverse names and brief incidents.
The Rudolph Wurlitzer company announces the county’s largest display of grand pianos in its store, with the showroom converted to a vast pianos exhibition. Howard B. Gilbert, state manager, says the DeKalb piano factory is running full time to meet orders nationwide as the display attracts widespread interest.
Middletown officials approved a new regulation establishing a food and meat inspection department. Dr Seator Near of Dayton was placed in charge, with the ordinance sanctioned by the city commissioners at a recent meeting.
A dramatic digest from the American Weekly magazine distributed with Sundays Chicago Herald and Examiner recounts astonishing escapes from death reported from all parts of the world last year. The collection highlights perilous moments and remarkable survivals across diverse scenes and incidents.
The Clara Swain club hosted a Chinese tea at the Y. We CG with about 100 guests. Mrs Clarence Watking led, piano solo by Mrs Norman Steiger, readings by several members, and vocal and duet performances by Virginia Dolohan and Mary Lonnie Wente. All accompaniments were by Mel Steiger.
Willagien Quo January Bay Pleading guilty to bank robbery, Howerd Wolfe, 23, of near Loharont, was held to the Glinton county grand jury under $10,000 bond by Justice W. T. Stewart. A special question of the jury was called to report on county officers.
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