Lockman-Miller wedding invites. Barber-Fresch ceremony noted
Invitations issued for Florence Frances Lockman to Frederick George Miller on Tuesday November 22 1932 at St Marys Church Hamilton Ohio. Simplicity marked Helen Barber and Conrad Fresch wedding at St Josephs Church with high mass. Brides wore royal blue velvet and pink decor prevailed at reception for the Hearts home.
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Lockman-Miller
Philip A. Lockman
Florence Frances
Frederick George Miller
St. Mary's Church
Hamilton
Ghia
Barber-Fresch
Helen Barber
Conrad | Fresch
Bast
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Cogan
John Hearts
Hearts
Andides
Pairview Avenue
Filla Barber
Srs
Toko Heartz
Reverend Tather
Jed Barber
Louis
William Barber
Mrs. Fresch
Elma Avenue
Mrs Williams Taken By Death in Hamilton and Fargo
Mrs Williams longtime resident of Hamilton and Fargo dies after illness. Survived by widower Bert Williams daughter Mrs William Oettmeier of Fargo grandson Bert Williams II and sister Mrs John Confer. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Doble Kimmel Kye Bread ab Flite Bakery.
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John Confer
First M E Event For Girls Home at Parsonage
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First M. E. met at the parsonage with Mrs. George B. Parkin. Members heard devotions led by Charles Reynolds and reports from the Rome Missionary convention. Attendees planned to join the Foreign Missionary convention in Norwood. A piano solo by Miss Mary Long and a review of the home mission Textbook followed a social hour with refreshments.
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Georgeb. Parkin
Woman’s Missionary Society of
Perk
Polo
Ilinois
Mas
Charles Reynolds
Matisonville
Ohio
Foreign Missionary Convention
Norwood
Mary Long
Home Mission
Lewis Merriam
William Kigt
Democrats Sweep Montgomery County Election
Dayton Ohio November 10 Democrats won Montgomery county election with Roosevelt receiving 41 996 votes to Moorer 49 762. Democrats elected two county commissioners John J Brumbaugh and Claudius T Shroyer and named other party nominees including Calvin Crawford prosecuting attorney J Clarence Shafer common pleas court judge Eugene Frick sheriff Hert Badgley county recorder A M Myers treasurer Victor Stith surveyor Mantien TP Cooper coroner.
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Speela
Vee
Officers Elected at Wooland Club Meeting at Hamilton High
At Hamilton High School regular Wooland club meetings elected Elner Norris as president Jean Snutt as vice president George Kinorrett as secretary treasurer and Ruth Marsh as auditor. Each class then presented a program featuring Grove Clingman on Oxford College in Boyland Eldon Langbauer prophesy Carl Buzan on hutsranite and Elmer Drake reading a ballad.
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Woolsace Club
Wooland Club
Hamilton High School
Elner Norris
Jean Snntt
George Kin- Orett
Ruth Marsh
Ora Theawn
Grovec Clingman
Oxford ‘College
Boyland
Eldon Lang[bauer
Carl Buzan
Elmer Drake
Elizabeth Turner
Clase
Begin Official Count of Votes in Butler County
Official count of ballots started at 10 am Thursday by the board of election with few changes expected in county commissioner results. Former commissioner George Manrod observed during part of the count. Totals shown to date align with earlier figures and the process may finish late Thursday. Vote tallies across offices show GOP and Democratic contest only with notable variance in totals for prosecutor clerk sheriff recorder treasurer and surveyor.
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Butler County
Board of
George Manrod
Treasurec
Mrs Morganthaler Passes Away in Clifton Cincinnati
Death came Wednesday to Mrs Anna Carney Morganthaler 73 wife of Henry W Morganthaler at the family home Terrace and Whitefield avenues Clifton Cincinnati after a brief illness. She was well known in Hamilton and later resided in Cincinnati where her husband led in delinquent tax collection and served as a national Elks leader. Daughter of Daniel Carney a pioneer horse trader, she supported civic and charitable causes and belonged to St Marys Church and the Church of the Annunciation in Clifton. Married in 1884, she left three sons Anrey Morganthaler of Asheville Danial C Morganthaler of Frederick W Schmidt Co and Joseph Morganthaler of New York. Her husband is a director of the courthouse branch of Fifth Third Union Trust in Cincinnati. Her remains will be brought to Hamilton for interment at Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Anna Carney Morganthaler
Henry W. Morganthaler
Terrace
Whitefield Avenuues
Clifton
Cincinnati
Morganthaler
Hamilton
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Daniel Carney
East Fifth Street
Cunsinvali
Queen City
St. Mavier
Church of the Anmondalion
Clitton
Baume Benoit Pain Relief Advertised Across Cultures
An old styled advertisement touts Baume Benoit for rapid nerve and muscle relief. It warns of imitation imitations, urges asking a pharmacist for the genuine Ben-Goy version, and contrasts synthetic substitutes as ineffective.
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Baume Henoué
Baume Benoit
Mane
Ben-Goy
Auto Club Protest On Destruction Of Road Signs
Auto Club protest discussion centered on destruction of road signs and a proposal to report vandals. 1933 license plate numbers to arrive next week and a Cincinnati bill proposing 25 cents basic fee with $1 exam in certain cases. Wowe named to protest diversion of road funds. Clara Swain club meets Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. Gerard DelGrosso residence.
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William Wowe
Butler Cavaly Automobile Club
Ity
Cincinnati Automotion Club
Wows
Clara Swain
Lindenwald Af
Prisday
Gerad DelGrosso
Moklparewme
Woman's Club hears Dr. Todd on British unemployment
Dr. Edwin Todd of Oxford addressed the International Relations group of the Woman's City Club Wednesday on British unemployment relief. He urged US study before adopting insurance schemes, warning that British administration misapplied transitional benefits and that prevention of unemployment is paramount.
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Woman's Club Group
Dr. Todd
Woman’s City Club
Edwin Todd
Oxford
England
Scotland
United States
Tam
Tai
Otriek
Great Britain
Contsel
Nobus
Einnnevil Rocks
Self-help and thrift in unemployment relief debate
The discussion argues that self-help and personal thrift deserve attention in relief programs. It contends that many in distress are in that situation due to collective fault and widespread blindness, urging honest admission to address the crisis.
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United States
Agara
End of the Fooly Paradian Era in 1928
The fragment recalls a life from 1925 to November 1928 marked by excessive instrument buying and stock speculation. It notes getting beguiled by sugar wealth and the loss of earning prospects, leading to mortgaging present and future prospects.
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Jane Grey
WCKY
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Hardy Drug Co
High Sts
Auto Club
Soda Crackers Country Club
Butter Country Club
Garton Or
Ral
Old Warburg
Coton Whews
Chulee
Chotsa
Golp Med
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Cavaire Club
Seal of
Country Club of Hort
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Country Club
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