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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1932
Page
11
Radio listings show Butterfield on WABC CBS and NBC coverage with two concerts. Leopold Stokowski directs the Phi Spha orchestra in a Friday session, and Lawrence Tibbett with Kari Kari? are part of the lineup.
A long OCR list outlines daily radio programs across many stations with musicians, orchestras, and acts from morning to late night. Entries mention Jay Thomas Takis, Glenn, Lombarde's Orchestra, Amos and Andy, Moon River, Shipstead forum, CBS W2XAX, and multiple regional bands and hosts across varied hours.
Camden Nov 16 report notes Lanier Jefferson township sued Charles C Buddie Rogers for 250 dollars after a crash near Lanier's Traveler's Repose tourist camp. A six man jury awarded 140, Rogers appeal to common pleas court. prior August crash also involved two Richmond real estate men, with fatalities. Coroner ruled them at fault.
New York observers warn that brewing stock remains highly speculative after Volstead Act changes. Many breweries face heavy losses even if allowed to resume operations, with modernized plants and retooled equipment required. Public shares in such ventures are viewed as risky under ongoing prohibition and potential federal changes.
Members of the Loyal Guild of the First Reformed Church filed a Christmas box project at a meeting held Tuesday night at Miss Bertin Fromm's home 3234 Main street. The group transacted usual business and announced a December party at Miss Margaret Zilcox's home. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Morris Hall Miss Cora Miller and Miss Hertha Fromm.
Mrs. Kirkner invites the Ladies of the Unity Church and friends to her home in Darrtown on Friday, November 18 for a chicken and salad luncheon at one o clock. Proceeds go to the church. Cards and games will amuse. autos will leave the church at 12 15. Contact Mrs Karl Wright, Mrs Harry Ratliff, or Mrs Darragh to join.
The annual Father and Son Banquet of Port Union lodges was held Saturday evening in the Port Union F. hall dining room. Guests enjoyed a chicken pie meal and a program featuring Joseph Spahn and Wilson Spahn, with tributes to fathers and sons including a speech by Rev. Talmage of Shandon. Numerous attendees listed by name.
Marc Fiehrer a prominent Hamilton attorney will give a series of practical business law lectures at Hamilton Business College in the auditorium starting Thursday evening November 17. He will lecture each Monday and Thursday night through the period.
The People's Party demands a new national election arguing many state election laws are unconstitutional. Candidate Conrad Reno of Daytona Beach invites progressive and dry voters to join suits in several federal courts to stop alleged unconstitutional electors from voting in the Electoral College for Roosevelt. States named include California Florida Illinois Indiana Iowa Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Rhode Island South Dakota and one more.
The column lists Camden visitors Mrs Anni Windate and Dayton resident Mr Heber Peeling with Yes Anna Wright, plus Somerville visitors Mr and Mrs Oscar Kellar. It notes over 60 hunting licenses issued Monday by Clerk of Courts Ray Lake and announces the Ohio rabbit hunting season from Tuesday through December 15, with hunting permits priced at 1.28 dollars.
The Willing Workers of the High Street Church of Christ will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Sire PB D Wells 2433 Pleasant Avenue. Tony Yuriele of Middletown named administrator of the estate of Mary Yurinec valued at 4081.66 including 3500 in realty.
The article details Franklin D Roosevelt's Albany routines and home life as president elect. It notes breakfast in bed for reading and dictating, midday meals at a desk, and evening dinners with family. Family guests, grandchildren, and visitors color the informal but lively Roosevelt household traditions.
Fairfield school showcased Who Wouldn't Be Crazy with Mrs. Louisa Banford Monty directing. Mary Coyle and Richard Grothaus starred, delivering standout performances amid a cast including Mary Morris Emily Hillock Lucille Ziepfel Yhelnen Vie per Corliss Schieving Leola Marsh Margaret Mohl Merrill McSwain Galdo Alcorn Jack Pearson Katherine Morris Albert Ziepfel and others.
Mavin Tart and AL W. Dayalt and Greg Ilolbrock reported probate court on Tuesday the estate of Lillia Bell Bath in Hamilton valued at 8452 with 3000 in realty. Walter M. Path is executor.
Congressman Byron Harlan urged the Veterans Administration to bring home World War I veteran Roy Commons from Alaska for treatment by competent physicians. In a letter to Edith Miller of New Paris, Harlan urged relocation to the United States after his doctors reportedly declined surgery at Sitka hospital. The VA wired Seattle to arrange transfer, and Commons was moved to Portland, Oregon, for care.
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