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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1932

Page

4

32nd Degree Masonry Ceremony Held in Dayton Ohio

Vermin Walter Jr of 218 Sherman Avenue received the Ninety-Second degree in the Masonic Scottish Rite at a two day ceremony in Dayton. He was the sole Hamilton initiate. Attending the final ceremonies were Branley Wirta Carl Borghind August Trapp and Asa Waddleston from Hamilton.

Dayton Ohio Vermin Walter, Jr Sherman. Avenue Hamilton Hailton Branley G Wirta Carl Borghind August Trapp Asa Waddleston

Presbyterian Dads and Sons Banquet List of Attendees

Continued from last page a long roster of names and affiliations for the Presbyterian Dads and Sons Banquet including Burnett, Oyler, Meeker, Simm, Prossler, Ser vis, Weller, Williams, Schmidt, Galbraith, Wheeler, and many others. The page preserves a donor of attendees with numerous spellings and initials, reflecting a large local gathering.

Mare Welliver IT. Burke W. V. Williams Dot. Worrsian David Vernian Go Muebler Dole Wilcoxz L. J. Zilcox Ben Serman Jolini Russell EK Muston Kreterick Foster G. J. Chanderlin R. E. Bieplinghoff Hay Ys. McKasson Vistor Adkins J. N. Crecrast JM. Horn Jock Torn Oscar Storeh Frank Storeh Noh Kelleg S.C. Meahinn Marlo Kalimes James M. Galbraith Z. R. Robertsson Willie Perry Stanley Graft M. Godley John Boyd Overhalts George C. Webb

College Corner Notes On Local Bridge and Visits In To

The November gathering of the Zesta club in Oxford featured three bridge tables with Miss Mabel Douglass winning a sandwiches and coffee prize. Guests included Mildred Summers Mildred Pax ton Esther Bake Frances Caldwell Gladys Anvinton Gertrude Bake Mary Gray Mow Paxton Ad Wit t er and Mrs Mayme Skinner among others. Local residents and visiting family from Freeburg and Oxford attended events, with election turnout noted at Tren Jackson’s home and Teal township tallying. Nancy Joan Dickens born to Mr and Mrs George Dickens announced, as Mrs Dickens previously Mary George.

Ageei To ‘Tre Journal College Warner Francs Gilmore Zesta Club Lew Beautiful Country Honda Mabel Douglass Mildred Summers Flienbeth Paxton Esther Bake Frances Caldwell Gladys Anvinton Gertrude Bake Mary Gray Mow Paxton Ad Witter Mayme Skinner Corn Fry Airs Mollie Jim Muteinson Oxford George Dickens Freeburg Nancy Joan Wright

Election night ends with Roosevelt victory and festive sendoff

Evening signal fireworks and cannons marked the close of the election night as Roosevelt won the presidency. Mr and Mrs Mark Dare and families shared time with Mrs Anta Buckley and kin. Several local households, including Grimms, Woodsmith, SaBoileat, Wishop, and Howe, hosted guests. Kathryn and Martha Prane also visited with the Howe family.

Roosevelt United States Mark Dare Anta Buckley Tart Grimms Opal George Woidsmith William SaBoileat John Wish Kathryn Martha Prane No Howe

Milk Drivers Strike Threat Hits 140000 Homes

Cincinnati milk drivers threaten a strike affecting 140000 residents in Cincinnati and nearby areas. Union officials demand arbitration after dealers press pay cuts, with drivers earning about 40 687 a week and farmers receiving far less for milk.

Cincinnati Newport Covington Hamilton Lo Mik A.D. Hooge Dent Milk Exchange United States Department of Labor Honge Mooge Ing Tobin Daniel J. Tobin Indianapolis Inteyna Fion Brotherhood of Ennisters Wnion Denlera Smku Comigi Tea

Knights Templar Lebanon Meeting Invitation

Hamilton Commandery No 41 hosts a Knights Templar gathering in Lebanon Ohio on November 16. The program includes a 4 pm start with a motorcade, dinner at 8 pm, music by Invadmann band, and various orders in full regalia. Commanderies from multiple cities attend. attendees should wear full Templar uniform with sword.

Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar Transelmann Commandery K.P Cincinnati Lebanon Ohio Herr Lin Bugineas Invadmann Order of Ref Crosa Order of Malta Tynacknany Commandery Vto Hamilton Middletown Tayton Wilmington Erinity Newport Miami Tarselmann Stanley G. Wirfa Hamilton Sir Knights

League of Nations speaker at Y

Continuation reports a gathering where a speaker urged broad cooperation in the League of Nations. Attendees listed include C. Deadler, Joseph Antrim, Joe Rolfe, William Taylor, Frank Burns, Paul Wenning, J. Taylor, Carl Pabst, William Beeard, and many others in attendance and note takers.

League OF Nations Woted Deslien Uo Sanmel Gennysers Moora C. Deadler Joseph Antrim Joe Rolfe Wiliam Taylor Frank Burns Paul Wenning J. Taylor Carl Pabst William Beeard J. Fisher Fred Feyd Frank T. Senger Beadley Allen George

Local Notes From Eaton Area Amid Weekend Events

Stolen cars in front of a Maton store were recovered Sunday after running out of gas on a Richmond Layton route. Mrs Jax Stoner remains ill with flu. Jenico Trick hosted Kurteesee club with 14 members south of Eaton last Thursday. Mary Powell enjoyed an evening with Garrett. Neff and Willard Neff visited relatives Sunday. Grayson Minnix spent Monday at his Richmond farm. Garratt called out. Fry listed as seriously ill on North Black Street Maton, with friends hoping for recovery. Social calls continued Sunday with the Youngs, Foxes, Wendy family, and others visiting Ernest Garrett and family. Dorothy noted on Wednesday.

Speem Jourens Bulun Jax Stoner Jenico Trick Eaton Mary Powell Garrett Mya Clifford Neff Gs. Willard Grayson Minnix Richmond B.C. Garratt Fry North Black Street Ast Harry Stoner Myr Witlerd Young Cleve Fox Enmily Sam Wendy Ernest Garrett Family J. B. Markey Friends Dorothy

Pecans Grow Three Inches Long Near Brownwood Tex

Local item notes pecans described as three inches long on a tree near Brownwood Texas with measurements of six and five inches around, recorded in a brief local snippet. A separate St Louis item urges the public to donate to children begging, with relief agencies ready to meet legitimate needs and warning against exploitation. A line about a ve nmp coal price and a phone number appears as well.

Tex Geild Beggars St. Louia St. Louis Teeulax

Roosevelt and Hoover Exchange Plans for Recovery

The piece discusses public sentiment under Hoover, noting calls for a well conceived plan guided by Roosevelt after the election. It highlights potential congressional moves, party control, and the feasibility of a special or short session to push emergency measures and tariff changes before Roosevelt’s inauguration.

Booner Roosevelt Owen D. Young Bernard. M. Baruch Trooyer Aly Hoover Congress House of Representatives Senate Garner Robinson Teast

Oregon man builds success in wood and wine aged ware

In Portland, an Oregonian operates a prospering business manufacturing western red cedar products. He argues hens favor his wares over glass or government substitutes due to easier production and less odor, despite some critics.

Portland Ore

Alfred Welliver Recovering After Minor Operation

Steady improvement was reported Friday in the condition of Mrs. Alfred Welliver of 408 Dicky Avenue. She will be confined another week in Ft Hamilton after a minor operation performed by Dr Ablcotm Cook.

Mrs Corcoran Called by Death in Butler County

Mrs Mary Corcoran widow of B O Corcoran died Friday morning at her home 1246 Enat Campbell avenue following a four year illness. Born near Millville March 24 1851 she spent most of her life in Butler county. She married B O Corcoran March 2 1951 and had two sons Mark and Percy with Mark deceased at four. Percy survives. She lived in Millville Oxford Hamilton and other local areas. Services will be Monday at Webb Funeral Home conducted by Rev George H Snininaon of First Presbyterian Church.

Mary Corcoran B. ©. Corcoran Enat Campbell Avenue Millville Corcoran Butler County John Isabelle Bowman B. O. Corcoran Mark Percy

Funeral arrangements announced for local resident

Interment will be in the family plot at St Marys cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.

Visting St. Mary's Cemetery Funsrsl

Milford 5S to Meet in Collinsville Sunday Afternoon

Milford Township Sunday School association will meet at Collinsville Sunday afternoon November 18 at 2 o'clock. Program features include songs led by Mrs. W H Bayder, music by the Somerville School, reports, nominating committee appointments, music by Tarrtown school, county nurse report, a message from the superintendent of schools, solo by Mrs. J G McGonnell, address by Rev J A Martin, and benediction. Separate defences in the school building for intermediates and seniors chaired by Mrs J A Martin and Rev J C McConnell.

Milford Milford Township Sunday School Association Collinaville W. H. Bayder Somerville Tarrtown Sounty Neegalary Osar Gast Superintendent of Schools J. G. McGonnell Hey J. A. Martiny J. A. Martin J. C. McConnell

Valley Chapel Community Hay Dawson Pastor and Sermons

Rural church notes list Sunday school at 9 30 a m Enel Weber suit preaching at 10 30 a m gos pel sermon by the pastor Millville A B Rey R B Ditmyer pastor Auts ford Krieta general superintendent Sunday school at 2 10 p m devotions in charge Howard Yardy assistant superintendent evening services 7 and 8 p m in charge of Geno Chambers subject Honoring Thy Father annual jarg ents night banquet Tuesday November 16 at the K of P ball

Valley Chapel Hay Dawson Enel Weber Millville A. B. Rey R. B. Ditmyer Autsford Krieta Howard Yardy Gena Edward Parker K. of P. Ball

Hobby Classes at Y Invite All-Boys Saturday

Saturday at 10 a.m. the Y M G A will host hobby classes including sponge bead work and silver craft. All-boys interested are invited to participate at the Y location.

Blite Bakery

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