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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
6
Reorganization of the pig roast committees after a meeting led to the election of C. V. Master as president H. G. Malta as secretary and Hilbert Oler as treasurer. A ticket price set at 78 cents with a dormer price of 1.00 was approved and bids for serving the banquet will be accepted by November 12.
Local notices announce card parties and dances across venues including St Peter's Hall, Dansant Hall, Labor Temple, Port Alsion Pavilion and St Veronica's Hall. Events include euchre and five hundred games with admission varying, plus special sales offers and a dress sale.
A partial obituary notice fragment references a card of thanks and payments for services, with unclear dates and names. The readable text hints at a legible cancellation deadline and referenced individuals, but specifics are garbled.
A jumble of apartment rental notes at Warwick avenue and Rose avenue plus stray political commentary on Roosevelt Hoover Hearst and others. The text blends room ads with speculative statements about future policy and the influence of conservatives progressives and radicals.
Emilia and Della navigate war’s shadows in Paris and the front line mood. Manny the private, Dick the officer, and Robin drift through fear, humor, and courage while Emilia searches for meaning in a world of violence, longing, and duty.
A fragmented 1930s column surveys global threats and wonders at wartime rewards. It notes Japan’s brutal rhetoric against Chinese and other captives, Russia’s talks of saving prisoners, and foreign bounties offered for killing Japanese or recovering equipment. The piece mocks ritual prayers and ponders a presidential hand shake tax, while Winston Baker warns of rising relief needs and fears for many households.
Olga Hunter and Olen Dy Hunter of Hamilton filed an answer and cross petition in common pleas court on Wednesday to the divorce suit of Charles E Hantee. The respondent alleges he urged her to travel to Oregon with a sister and she provided money for passage but followed later. He remained in Hamilton and filed for divorce. She contends she has supported herself and him and he has associated with another woman. The couple is now separated. She seeks dismissal of his suit and both temporary and permanent alimony.
In Boston Governor Roosevelt voices a warning to industrialists about reprisals against workers over voting. While he speaks, lists show wealth and big industry contributing to both parties in Washington. Campaign funds come from individuals tied to corporations, used to influence votes.
Murry Davies was elected president of the Butler Good Roads Federation at a meeting Tuesday night in the Chamber of Commerce office. George Belwenémans was chosen secretary as 35 members attended to plan future activities and a large general meeting is slated for November 2 with directors to be elected.
Badwin P. Morrow former governor of Kentucky was the principal speaker at the Republican rally in Risko theatre. He spoke in favor of nationalization for Hoover while Judge Simon Reva urged votes for the Court of Appeals ballot. Fred Cramer and Clinton D. Boyd also spoke. entertainment featured the Show Rock boys and a mixed quartet under Mrs. Willa Uimschneider.
D BR Baker superintendent of Hamilton schools urged voters to pass the special school tax levy in the upcoming November election. He warned the continuation of the levy is needed to fund operations, noting funding would fall below a decade ago despite 2,000 more pupils and new buildings.
At the Hairstian Chapter of Bnai Brith open meeting held at the Fath Terel ayne agogue Sixth and Butler, speakers included Fred Cramer, Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, and John Andrews, candidate for court of appeals. A slate of delegates was appointed to attend the state convention at the Deshler-Walledin Hotel in Columbus on November 13.
Routine business was transacted Tuesday evening at the Fit Reformed quasistory’s consistory meeting. Members reviewed minutes, handled committee reports, and planned upcoming church activities.
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Several court sale notices outline auctions of land and property in Butler County Ohio. Listings mention properties in Milford and Oxford areas, with parcels described by townships, sections, and plat numbers, including ground rents payable to Miami University. Dates span November 1893 with varied times and locations for the public sales.
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