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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1932

Page

4

Mrs. Jas. Maupin Passes Away at 71 After Illness

Mrs. Lydia Maupin, beloved wife of James G. Maupin, died Friday at 6:40 p.m. at her home 1262 Dayton Street after a complication of diseases. She was 71, a Christian mother and Bethel church member. Survived by widower, sons Chico, William, Huey V, and Carl G. Maupin. daughters Grace Farmer, Kina Johnston, and Charles Klotter’s wife. 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. three sisters Nancy Durbin, Flora Martin, and Charlotte Covington. Private funeral Monday at 3 p.m. at the residence, with service at 3:30 at Hethel Church. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Weekend services Sunday afternoon and evening.

Lydia Maupin James G. Maupin Dayton Christan Mathec Bethet Elshreh Manepin United la Saureiaga Dunes G. Maupin Dickens Rose Hill Cemetery Wiens

Honor Roll in Butler County Schools

Butler county schools report perfect attendance for the week ending November 43 at multiple schools including Centralized Consolidated and Village-Atwood with students such as Mirc he Sterart C. J. Duckum Lula Brown Wilme Crommer Ruth J. Karr Charles Leisner and Gertrude McShane. October month totals also show many students achieving perfect attendance across Astoria Maple Park and Wanisdale stations.

Butler Butler County Atonnda Mirche Sterart Qkeana C. J. Duckum Venien Lula Brown Jacksonburg Wilme Crommer Maple Park Ruth J. Karr West Middletown Charles Leisner Woodsdale Brown's Run Lucius Finktone Williamsdale Gertrude McShane Astoria Harrington Virginia Kilcken Maple Park Schod Dockawn Okeann

ST JOHN S FATHERS AND SONS HONORED AT DINNER

A long list of honored fathers and sons from St. John’s community features numerous attendees and presenters, highlighting a formal gathering that recognized members by name. The article notes the event as the first authoritative suggestion for the general reduction of armaments by Russia, referencing the geopolitical context.

Ald Kiewer Tokn Kieter Ned Weinman F. J. Weinmen Brat F. Wirth Calvis Ech Conrad Erbeck Albrecht Banter Charles Wolke LaRoy Walke Edward Ballett Hugo Schirmer R. C. Brown Wy F Brown Carl H. Mueller Walter Weinred Geo H. Jacoby W. D. Weiland A. R. Mueller Wienes Ralph Hones Charles Orme Otto Lotz Ruel Seeger Will Ross Arthur Ross Fret Schnitker Herman Myers W. GC. Kurts Thaman Jones Jr Keipa Haid Jon Allen Carl W. Jacobs Carl Druck August Hetd A. Pawlowsky W. Pawlowsky Parlowsky Beecher Robert Kirby D. W. Summings John Wilanan J. Vrod Kipyerl Jacob Belnick Jr Alvin Solltheiss Atu van Lieu Harold van Lieu Eugene Klug Omer Jieuhe George Jacobs Wa. Kettler Ruth Gentry Dud Mbel Albert Martels AY Munz Geo. Hi Zeller Fred Motzy Lovja Vipport Glavones Kaefer Bob Schmidt Wm. Scott Charles Schmidt Merle Storck Dr. Webb Rob Humbneh Wm. Schmidt Jacob Botlander Fr. K. Filbert, Sr John Hemderick Val Hoerner Arthur Morrner Enti Hoarner George Wwener Wayne Turner Ediencd Lum Ruvdolph Reist Hrod Reist Calvin Tondam Harvey Seeger Jah Bellehury G. A. Horntunn John J. Bridge Gustav Schell Jack Vollbrecht Chas Vollbrecht Tommy Vollbrecht George Tabbert Aug, Alexander Joe Moretto Beye John Mailer Robert W. Brown Kenneth Brown Don Trew Walter Sukdovsky George Suldoy Red Shee Matha Weber Cory Weiss Chan, Lee Oscar Mackhnees M. Stitsinger Frank Clement Chas. Clements Merlin Getz Veron Tiel K. L. Kauffmann John Reiff Avbs Schreickelheimes J. Harold Hymes Claudine Dombsmec Henry Densler Joseph Getz Earl J. Getz John H. Schneider

Rededication to Country's Service Remains Guiding Legion Event

A long Armistice Day program recalls veterans' sacrifice and the American Legion's pledge to honor memories. Speakers urge continued support for veterans, bonus debates, and postwar readjustment while a luncheon and dance honor the commander and members. A national Red Cross campaign for membership runs through Thanksgiving as the community joins in remembrance.

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Honor Teams at W Side Baptist

Honor roll names from W Side Baptist list includes Begley Janette Kelly Burn Mabel Dursuthy Begley Roy Finlay Massie Marie Cole Bassid Carmplel Arthnr Campbell Roth Mayyving Verlall ving Clifton Cols Welle Du Anny Hoh Tis Teach Weled Mrs Robert Gains Lose Wilson Mrs Hohoré Hickey Mu and Mrs Bol Marin Katherine Morris Roy Mr H Weleh Dales Ayston Carter Albert Jodo Simspson Porat ane ana

Ayston Carter Albert Jodo Simspson Poratane Ana

Rasswisn Skit and Banquet Attendee List at 191 Event

A skit by a colored boy and girl was presented at Speakera Table. Attendees included Attorney General Gilbert Bettmin and a long roster of invited guests and officers such as Rev. George Parkin, Miss Anna Doyle, Gordon Mord, and post commander among many others listed. The record compiles names and roles from the gathering.

Haiter Josh Chaplain Geocva B. Parry M. BS Gilbert Bettmin Ale Tarney Robert al, Sobngen Toner Gad Moyon R. Turk Sam Levine Georga 3. Parkin D. A. Caszetta Anna ML Doyle Anna Murphy Tilda Relis Garolina Margedant Wo Ay Burlingnine Johny Bercaw Gordon Mord Fleated

Changes in votes and electoral college pondering

The piece analyzes how different shifts in the popular vote could have altered the 1932 election outcome. It discusses hypothetical state-by-state changes, noting how moves in Ohio New Jersey and Massachusetts among others might have changed electoral totals, and compares American and European systems while reflecting on Tammany Hall and New York’s role.

Mr. Hoover Lin Wyomin Golcenda Idaho Troiana Tawa Wainers Massachusetts Michigs Minnesota Nebraska New Jersey Ohio Crezon Rhode Island West Virginia Hoovee New York State Tammany New York City Metrofields Wammany O'Brien Roosevelt New York Upstate Anne Tantaany America Hoover Alayer

Honor Fathers Sons AtU Pechurca Honor Fathers

A long list of names appears, likely a memorial or community roll call. Included are individuals such as Hileman, Keller, Pathoff, Willis, Kendall, Brown, Holbrook, Antenen, Stewart, Reiff, Latimer, Gard, and many others, suggesting a commemorative record or honor roll from a local event or institution. The scattered OCR text shows numerous surnames with initials, spanning multiple families and potential affiliations.

Hileman D. R. Keller Heiteman Don Pathoff W. Huntamen Wilbur Reiter Spencer. Pathoff RG. Brown Robert Brown John 2Imn George F. Kendall George M. Kendall Winland J. Willis, Jr Robert Willis W. J. Willis Richard Willis Avidon Gray Leo Stiteel Tred Vie Brooks Alphonsa Polk Richard Lee J. H. Huerner Wallace Holaday B. Wallsee Dan Fetter Charles Diefenbach, Jr Cecil Jones Willard Jones Oscar Chapple Carter Chapple Donald Zamners Robert Zimmers Lawrence Reiff Karl Ramseyer Ora Reif Barry Reiff Carl Reiff Warren Ramseyer Donald Slater Tom Reiff H. Mettenberger Joe Marcum Tom Latimer Jack Call Imer Domer H. Latimer Russell Reizert Henry Reigert Murahinl Barker Charles Barker Wiliam Winnedge TH. M. Garver William Messling Ltilian Mellett Andrew Gard Richard Gard Roland « Gard Hilbert Rifey Wilbur Cox Forrest D. Campbell Pon William A. Gard Sain Gari Wv, Cox

Mardi Gras Bicentennial Plan With Local Dignitaries

A listing of organizers and participants for the Mardi Gras bicentennial event includes Amanda Davis, Margaret Stitsinger, Ina Ramsaynd, and Ina Edldins. Daughters of the Union and community members guide 500 players as plans detail bus shuttles from the roosevelt house to the festival front in 15 minute intervals starting at dawn.

Davis Amanda Leonard Margaret Stitsinger Ina Ramsaynd Ina Edldins Daughters of the Union eVtevens Margaret Healey Lon Garrell Mary Healey Ruth Tink Winnie Walsh Louise Cawein Fennie Dodds Martha Smith Minnie Walsh Elizabeth Kappin Daisy Stoll Loyganization Wail ‘Ve

Last Rites for Mrs Elmer Smith in Middletown

Mrs Mary Manila Lisith wife of Elmer Smith dies at 54 and funeral plans are announced. Remains to be kept at Colligan Funeral Home 425 Walnut Street Saturday evening through Sunday. On Monday at 9 00 a clock moved to the home of Mrs Toward Towneon 714 Thyood Avenue Middletown Ohio for services at 2 00 pm. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may visit at the Johnson home in Middletown after 10 Monday.

Mirs Elmer Smith Fries Mary Manila Lisith Nny Moreyhasgitat Colligan Thyood Avenue Middletown Ohio Ol Clork Woodside Cemetery Johnson

Hamilton This Week Reports Democratic Victory and Marriages

A chaotic OCR fragment reports a democratic victory in Hamilton and mentions a series of named individuals tied to weddings and a fatal accident. It references Reverend figures, local clergy, and a water works expansion in East Hamilton. The text also notes a carpenter’s fall, a courthouse bond issue, and various local names without clear context.

Camden Five Held At Eaton As Suspected Auto Thieves

Camden dispatch reports sheriff and officers rounding up five youths in Eaton suspected of auto theft. The group, aged 16 to 22 from Exton, Dex Panny Be, Pyrmont, and Benton, is accused of stealing and abandoning cars at roadside parking spots near Beaton and along the North Walnut street corridor. A Fort Crowell vehicle was taken from a parking area and found later near the state line on the national highway. Church services and township leadership notices accompany the police item, with schedules for Presbyterian and Methodist services and notes on local leadership appointments for Miss Katherine Singlay’s county program.

Camden Sam Welsh Castine Darke County Grove Beaton Raton Mekil Exton Dea Panny Bronk Pyrmont George Mendenhall T Benton Fort Crowell Eston Inter North Walnut Steest Eaton I67s Charles Warshuing

Verdict Finds Mosey Will Not Last Word In Estate

Camden court reports a jury verdict setting aside the late Mosey will and sustaining a prior division of the estate among his children. The case centers on the will offered for probate years ago and disputes over share amounts following divorce proceedings and property values including a car and personal effects.

Camden Charles Parana Burin Mr. Mosey George Mosey Sttueney John Dye Georges Mosey Meir Joseph Moses Money Treble Mosey Alog Sipulil Ba

Camden Notes of Interest and Local Visits Across Towns

Camden and Somers residents joined Eaton for Armistice Day events with more gatherings planned. Mrs FE McKinley returned from Ashland West Virginia. Osce Reed and family visited Camden. Mr and Mrs Oakley Reberta of New Paris visited Camden on Tuesday. Mrs HS Woodard attended Richmond, and Mrs B C Eikenberry and son William left Camden for three weeks in Oregon and Florida. Frank Moneybroke pled guilty to driving by a school bus, paying a $10 fine and costs. Chiles Marshall, famed funeral director, is moving from Oxford.

Camden Somers Eaton FE. McKinley Ashland West Virginia Oscile Reed Oakley Reberta New Paris HS. Woodard Richmond B.C. Hikenberry William Eikenberry Orelando Florida Wikenberry William Burk Sevemuile Frank Moneybroke Opnet Justice of Peace Lander Schrhug Chiles Marshall Oxford Marshall

Armistice Day Gala Parade and Evening Dance

A patriotic Armistice Day program featured a parade with a dramatic top of the Hentschler building PA taps and a large afternoon event. The climax occurred at Jeff's Garden with the Commoner Wall dance and an evening crowd of over 160 couples. Brownie-Crooks Rhythma Eaga provided dance music during intermission and Sey mour-Seymone plus Vigisa Proctor presented a floor show with vibrant color and pageantry.

Adogler Jeff's Garden Waa Brilliant Brownie-Crooks Rhytha Eaga Seymour-Seymone Civelinati Vigisa Proctor

Taxi Regulations Placed On Middletown Cab Firms

Middletown Ohio city commission passed an ordinance regulating taxi firms and cabs. It limits operations to at most three firms each with ten cabs and gives the governing body control to ensure safe public conveyances. Provisions allow increases in company numbers and cabs if proved convenient and necessary.

Middletown Ohio Mid- Ristown City Commission

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