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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
11
Editorials from several newspapers praise Franklin D Roosevelt as a cautious yet capable leader who can unite party factions and guide recovery. None predict drastic shifts, with notes of his potential to stabilize government and advance prosperity amid post election challenges.
Pleasant Run reports a weekend of visits and gatherings. Clifford and Ralph Bartel spent Sunday with Lawrence and Gordon Mahain. Mrs. Chae McCormick hosted a shower for Miss Myrtle Ross. A surprise birthday party honored Syrmes Connor with many neighbors attending. The bridal event for Blake and Orpha Rogers featured music, games, and a substantial luncheon.
Funeral services for Geer W. Webber 48 printer of Banklick road Springdale will be Saturday at 2 80 p m at Charles A Miller Funeral Home Hamilton avenue and Knorton street Northside Burial in Spring Grove cemetery chapel at 3 p m Services also will be held at Hoffner Funeral Home Monday Webber was overcome by carbon monoxide fumes while repairing his automobile in his garage He was found unconscious and taken to Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati He formerly worked for the Commercial Tribune and had been a printer on the Times Line for two years He is survived by his wife Jeanette his mother a brother and a sister
Columbus November 11 7p a Mort survey aims to ease school funding for Ohio families and reduce property tax burdens. Commission led by Dr Paul Mort of New York City and Columbia University will issue the report within three weeks as a non political effort to address urban and rural districts. Governor White requested the study through Lt Governor Skinner who organized the survey commission.
A jagged dispatch lists diverse items from Ohio and beyond. Judge David Thomas of Maricly grants a new frit to Dar hin on charges of circulating anonymous election material, while Brooks Fietelar, a congressman candidate, faces related district tensions. Marion reports the death of 7 year old Marion resident Darhin is dead after being struck by a truck. Springfield sees plans for a murder charge against Frank Passo over Saville’s death tied to Italian family disputes. Cleveland notes a holdup of Rev. Herndal yielding $490. A French relic theft and Moscow geology campus experiments close the roundup with scattered international notes.
In a tense exchange Nick and Tony press the narrator on names and loyalties as she recalls warnings about Jerry and Owen. She defends her truth while guarding her own identity, hoping Nick stays within earshot to shield her from Tony’s suspicions. The scene ends with questions about Owen and a plan to reveal everything later.
A fragmented historical notes item recounts local celebrations at homes in Thideaseal for a tenth anniversary, a family birthday, a wedding anniversary party, and a large community parody parade. It mentions births, a hospital admission, a child’s party, and a birthday celebration, with scattered street and local figure names.
A historical note from Waukegan records how William J. Lyons runs a bird hotel where birds are trapped by food and checked in and out every 12 hours. Government aluminum baths are attached to their legs, with migratory birds visiting the facility as their next stopping place.
Local notes report an Improvement Association gathering in Williamsdale with Mr. and Mrs. Z Barnes and guests visiting from nearby towns. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. J Swen and families, hosted and attended weekend visits. Red Cross meets weekly at the fire house. community chatter mentions dinners and social visits among residents.
C A Radford of Cincinnati addressed the Rotary Club at the Anthony Wayne hotel, arguing railroads face heightened regulation and taxation as they compete with other transport forms. He urged square dealing and equal opportunity, warning that excessive controls could drive railways toward government ownership and hinder highway and waterway commerce.
Elm Ridge on November 1 hosts multiple local families at Ora Reece and family dinner with Sherman Baker and kin. Afterward guests include Thomas Baker, Wesley Baker, Laura Settles from Hamilton, and Francia Abrams with August Cindaur. Dewe Smith visited by morning. Guss Lindaur did butchering last week.
Selma Lagerlof the Swedish author and Nobel prize winner received an honorary theology degree from the University of Kiel in Germany. The ceremony cited her contributions to religious topics and her status as the academy’s sole female member.
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