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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
5
Palo Alto residents voice support for Pop Warner despite Stanford Cardinals football setbacks. Alfred Mastern notes critics exist but locals favor Warner as he recently extended a five year stay, with several institutions reportedly bidding for interviews.
A scattered recap notes Jake Williams a Chicago Cardinals signee and Texan Christian U star. Roy Hoke 268 pound tackle. Northwestern depth at tackle. Notre Dame rookie Frank Vejar listed light. Roy McArthur averaged 37 yards per punt in rain at Auburn. Miami Walnut Hill golf course expansion. Tulane and Auburn early season football results. Washington University athletes from 1859 to 1899.
Symmes Corner Sunday school held a Halloween party with a large turnout and refreshments. A bridal shower and school fundraiser supported Fairfield township needs, while the Ladies Aid organized sewing for charity. Local weddings, visits, and social calls filled the week with multiple hosts in Symmes Corner and nearby Dayton Cincinnati Hamilton and Midway areas.
Evanston November notes reveal tension over girl cheerleaders. two proposed leaders declined by players. Meantime Hamilton’s J Stan Lewis shines at Miami University as a freshman halfback candidate for coach Wilton, scoring earlier against Denison and Watash while nursing an injured hand.
Special To Tee Junpaal Collinsville Nov 2 The Church civela met with Mrs Guia Bowera on Thursday with about twenty members present After a short business session a short program was given A delicious lunch was served by the hostess at the close of the meeting The indoor picnic sponsored by the grange Wednesday evening was well attended and all enjoyed the bountiful supper at 7 o'clock Supper followed by a social hour and regular meeting was held A nominating committee was appointed to prepare a ticket for election at the next meeting night The Milford Township Sunday School convention will be held in the Collins Hills church on Sunday afternoon November 1 with a good program and attendance expected
Veteran California middleweight Dave Shade and Sammy Slaughter of Terre Haute Ind meet in a ten round bout on the Barney Ross Giorgia Hess program at the Chicago Stadium on November 11 Slaughter, a protege of Hud Taylor, is a former bantam and featherweight star who won a decision over Shade in a prior meeting.
Walter West defeated Bob Jen with a 300 to 154 final score in a 300 point snooker match at Brunyvick Billiard Parlor. West retains his title for a second time in weeks as the tourney heads to the final round on Wednesday November 9 at Bo%clools. Prizes will be distributed to the winners after the match.
Miami of Ohio eyes a homecoming showdown with Ohio Wesleyan for Buckeye Conference leadership. The Red and White seek revenge since 1927 while Wesleyan aims to counter Frank Wilton’s versatile offense. Miami practice report notes hard eight Lewis cleared for Saturday clash amid cautious optimism.
Mrs Wall Hunton of Parkersburg Virginia visits a relative while Orlie Null hosts her mother Mrs Tottler. Middletown guests Stuart Ives and family call on friends. Katherine Hartman spends Sunday with Milton neighbors. Gladys Ledwell takes a Cincinnati trip. Indies at the Methodist church host a dinner in Darrowtown. Halloween visits bloom in town as locals call on friends. Maj Geo Wagonfield and Sam Snyder join Mr and Mrs. Wagonfield for Sunday at West Elkton.
At the regular meeting of Monkey Mutual Aid Society held in the hall on South Mosmmnunnt avenue, business was transacted and refreshments were served after the session.
Reily Nov notes report the Ladies of the Parent Teachers association will serve lunch on election day with noon sandwiches soup pie and coffee and a chicken plate dinner planned in the evening Delighted Mrs Guilford Roush entertained the Howier Ruskee at her home with readings and music A list of attendees and guests is given plus a hospital birth noted for Mrs Bruce Stinger Mercy hospital A school dismissal noted for the Southwestern Ohio Teachers association meeting in Cincinnati and local visits by Mr Henry Tragresser and family
A chaotic passage on golf mechanics argues that the mechanics for all shots are identical. It stresses using the same body, arm, and hand motions for putts and longer clubs, emphasizing left side control, neutral wrists, and avoiding right-hand overcompensation for shorter and longer shots.
Mr and Mrs Morris Ableth and Mr and Mrs Thatman Conn visited friends in Cincinnati Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bunn and daughter spoke with Miss Dorie Irvin of Bethany about the wolpet with R De Irwin and family. Tauijat Vanesa visited Orville Storek at Hamilton Friday. Miss Ales Barger and mother attended a birthday dinner at Bar Thompson’s in Hamilton. Fre McCay and family spent Friday in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Roy Wickard entertained relatives. From Cincinnati over the weekend, Mr and Mrs Frank Riker spent Monday in Tamiltont. Mrs Tennessee Davis called on Mrs Mel Webber Tuesday afternoon. Personal Mention lists several ladies visiting and entertaining in Venice, College Corner, Havailton, and at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Mrs Russel Marmaduke visited Mrs CFF Moore at Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, Wednesday afternoon. Ethel Evans spent Friday afternoon with Margaret Whipple. Mrs Jim Clark and children of Hamilton visited Dr and Mrs C B Clark Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chas Dunn spent Wednesday in Hamilton. Mrs BR Dy Trwin visited Mrs B Clark Monday evening. Narina Urmenton visited Mrs Ethel Chompson Tuesday, with Elijah Vamess and Kim Plint in Hamilton Thursday.
New London Conn FP reports a new football stadium at the Naval Academy area prepared to attract a large regatta crowd next summer. Built on a natural terrace along the Thames west bank the venue offers a fine view of the regatta course and seats 5 000.
Blue and White high school teams gear up for a big football clash with Portsmouth Hamilton next Saturday. A pep parade Friday night will start at 7 00 from the high school, past the Lighting Athletic Club, to the athletic field for a large rally. Speakers include Ravah Shangen Tom Inwala and Hotland Creernff from the Boosters and school authorities. Preparations continue in Coach Lew Hirt’s camp as the team recovers from last Saturday’s setback to Springfield and plans to counter Portsmouth’s offense with a fast line. Johnny Egbert will start at end, replacing Dokin after a broken thumb, with the team aiming to regain reputation ahead of the Middletown game in two weeks.
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