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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
8
June 1932 report outlines fiscal strains as expenditures rise. It notes a large portion of the budget tied to war debts and foreign payments while domestic relief faces pressure. Hoover must navigate Congress to balance deficits, seek economies, and address calls for bigger public works.
The piece surveys evolving religious and political tensions from China to Europe, noting brigand uprisings and northern Chinese ambitions, while reporting Harlem street protests over Alabama executions and evolving attitudes toward religion and law enforcement in New York. It also critiques tax and crime enforcement, highlighting corruption and gangster prosecutions.
Butler County Common Pleas issues sale under order S213 for August 5 1831. Property becomes part of lot two in Oxford Village with ground rent to Miami University totaling $18 yearly. Description covers College Avenue Spring Street area. railroad line boundary. total cash bid listed as $4 009.00.
Local notes advertise salon services at Wall's Beauty Shop 401 Sowib Third with permanent wave five dollars, shampoo and finger wave, hair cut. phone 299. Also open evenings and two day ad run. A thank you note expresses gratitude for kindness after mother Elizabeth Heet’s death, with acknowledgments to undertaker A Wagner and others. Knights of Columbus meeting announced for Wednesday evening at 8. Open Air Dance advertised at Oxford Road Inn on Wednesday July 1 with 5 cent admission. Vogue Shoppe touts a wave service for five dollars, Ringlet pads guaranteed. Le Mur Permanent Wave by Helen Curtis listed at $4.40 with evening hours and no appointment. Hornstein's Shoe Repair line and delivery service advertised.
Simmons, Ath. regains top Big Six batting pace with three hits in four at bats, raising his average to .370 and pushing past Webb who slipped after a single, as leaders Jossen Davis Breting struggle with hitless or low-scoring at bats in a crowded baseball standings update.
Report covers Stribling's weight and rounds at training camp, Schmeling's two fisted body attack in three rounds, and prep for a Cleveland visit. Mentions broadcast plan on the Nations Broadcasting Company network with Graham McNames and a New York reporter allowed to comment between rounds.
Reily Grange held a Tuesday night serial meeting presenting a play titled Wanted a Cook. Members, guests and families attended with Mrs Elie Borger and daughter Alice among those entertained. Several local residents from Mulberry, Frankfort and Hamilton were noted in a long list of visitors and social calls amid heat related horse losses and health updates.
The 1928 American Open starts with a field of about 180 players. Notables include Sarazen Percy All Dens sore Slirtte Hagen and Harry Cooper. The 36 hole final will reduce the field to about sixty. Mrs Mary Todd Pead widow of Mahlint Todd dies at Lebison home of her daughter Mrs C B Cooks.
A fragment reports a person named Colin, once a well known figure, intends to reside permanently in California. Plans include joining a local coast league club and pursuing golf while establishing a future in the region. The piece hints at broader movement westward from San Francisco.
Pleasant afternoon for the Thursday Uael club at Mrs. John Hall home with Mrs. Edward Gaunt hostess. Five hundred at two tables, trophies awarded to Mes, Board Heamer, Mia, Jobe Honnker and Mrs. Carol J , Pieming. A dainty lunch served. Hostess for card club was Mrs. Theodore Ram], ver. Five hundred prizes to high scorers. Mrs. Granville Bailey taken to Middletown hospital. Leonard Armstrong rites held. eight month old son of Mr and Mrs. Bary Armstrong. Burial at Trenton cemetery. Betty Ann Trimble ill with measles. Rose Page recovering from measles. Page family birthday anniversary observed. Ruth Gwilliamy enjoyed hike and swim with several Misses. Howard Schneider and Ulric Gaunt left for Otsego, Michigan for two weeks. Personal notes list numerous local dinners and visits. Mrs. Mary Lomas Shields died in Eaton. services at Presbyterian church. Steeplechase to figure in Agua Caliente season. winter meet starting Thanksgiving day.
Local film industry notes that the Duluth 20a studio has sent three more performers to New York studios after two of its zou-tora hons made good in films. A separate Ohio court sale notice lists property in Hamilton and Butler counties, with detailed parcel descriptions and sale times, including a cash bid of 35 400.00 and multiple lot numbers in the Sixth Ward.
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