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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

15

Route realignment gains approval for Franklin to Dayton path

Washington Nov. 18 The secretary of agriculture approves a federal aid highway realignment from Hamilton to Dayton via Cough Cuanutown rather than Franklin and Mitnisharg. Withdrawal of a planned improvement between Middlawn and Dayton with federal funds is allowed. Extension of the federal aid system to include a 9 mile stretch from Franklin to Genantown is approved. A new bridge over the Miami River at Manklin will be built with emergency relief funds, using a concrete deck girder design and saving spans. Elimination of the federal aid designation for the Amelia to Owensville road is approved to save mileage for extension and addition.

Washincton Morena Washington, D. C Hamilton Dayton Cough Cuanutown Franklin Mitmisharg Sucrotory of Agriculture Bureau of Publin Middlelawn Iclude Frankin Gennantawn Ayas Bureau of Nomitnd Miami River Manklin

Play Success by Sy Joseph Pupils

Mother Goes on a Strike a comedy in four reels presented by eighth grade girls at St Joseph's School auditorium. Parents and children applauded the youthful thespians coached by Mrs William Wiggned. Proceeds to support a church Children's Christmas fund.

Joseph Witliam Wiggned Chilfren

Armistice Day Observed by Butler County Rural Schools

Fairfield pupils joined a morning assembly in the auditorium to mark Armistice Day with a program by freshman and second to fourth graders. The event featured songs, readings, a class play Who Wouldnt Be Crazy, and performances by saxophone and violin ensembles. The Red Cross drive starts this week, led by Mr Angs priger and Mr Taylor with help from students and local supporters. Basketball season begins November 18 with Fairfield high school and girls teams, coached by FR. M. Duffey.

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Butler Alumni Chapter Receives S A E Charter Dinner Held

National S A E granted a charter at Butler Alumni Chapter with a dinner in Middletown. Judge Alfred K Nippert of Cincinnati gave the keynote as 837 members from nine colleges in six states attended. An initiation followed, with Nedward W Nippers of Cincinnati among those present and Z M Welter of Wyoming entering Miami University affiliation.

Butler County Uluni Signa Alpha Epsilon Qv Nnty Lav Alia Middletown Alfred K Nippert Cincinnati Crw Ue Mercers of Hin Muni Opga Oliver W. A. Legenve Adan E. Broun Mamilton W. O. Fuller Hamilton Nedward W. Nippers Minini University Oxford Z. M. Welter Wyoming Miami Unive Nhe Ding New Alfred K. Nippert Edward W. Nippert T. W. Allsworth R.A. Ashworth Robert Smith J.8 Thoms A Clark Ray A. A. Grinnell W. Tortesty Hoffan Kenneth Gantyee Robert H. Crawford J.C. Nef Kenneth Flint Forrest Serrick Fret C. Whitcons Oxtorit

Advertising for Peace Urged by Bennett Chapple

Atlantis City reports at a convention of the Association of National Advertisers that Bennett Chapple of Middletown Asia advocates a global peace advertising campaign. He cites wartime losses and proposes funding a long term effort with a $420,000,000 base to deter wars, urging a committee to study and coordinate with other agencies.

Bennett Chapple Atlantis City Uhereby Taxea Middletowny Asia American Rolling Company Association of National Advertiser Ambassador Hotel Haursday Chapple Berlin

Pastor Begins Life Sentence in Poison Murder Case

McAlester Oklahoma November 18. The Rev A Berrie hymn writer and pastor was convicted of poisoning his first wife and sentenced to life imprisonment. He reportedly married 19 year old Ada Beasley Wright less than two months after the death of his first wife. Jury verdict returned by Muskogee county district court.

McAlester Oxfa A. Berrie Atnte’s Tda Beas Wright Berrie Muskogee County

Help for Needy Lacking in China Says Campbell

University of Cincinnati student Richard Campbell, from Shanghai, told Presbyterian Woman's Association members that famine in China stems from neighbors starving if others do not help. He warned young Chinese intellectuals are ripe for communist influence and cited transportation as a key famine cause. A luncheon for about 40 members preceded his talk.

Richard Campbell University of Cinernnnati Shanghai China Presbyterian Woman's Hureday Campbell Levin Chrmimner Persia Ma. Dari Hack

Charity Benefit Plays Tonight at Hamilton High School

A charity benefit night at Hamilton High School auditorium features plays by current Hamilton teachers from both men’s and women’s clubs. The program, including Eye Yeakwood Chair and The Indy of the Liings, follows a lengthy preparation and aims to entertain. Tickets are available at the box office or through committee members listed.

Hamilton High School Hamilton Eye Yeakwood Indy Indy of the Liings,” ‘Lickets Ovet Margaret Phillips Ulinivnyan Meldevine Gilbert Ruth Stivers Allan Schisler Esther Chapa Lillian Hecker Melene Coanor Katharine Brown Elizabeth Kirn Mary Ware

Lindenwald C C Delights With Whittin Play Night

Lindenwald Church of Christ hosted a friendly, albeit weak audience for the comedy Whittin. Between acts, Knights of Rhythm and Melody Maids performed musical selections. Full show to be repeated Friday at 8:18? o'clock.

Raw Leslor King Sluss Lindenwald Church

Next Speaker Question Sparks Democratic Pick

The text notes uncertainty within the Democratic Party over who will become the next speaker of the House following Vice President-elect Garner. It identifies five Democratic leaders as potential choices and signals a decision by Republicans on the ranking offices.

John McDuiAs John EB Alabama Mis Mallon Democratic Base of Representatives Rankin Yowaril W. Vow Sefa Siynt North Caroline John N. Garner

Women of Moose Plan Card Party at Town Hall

Members of Hamilton Chapter No 28 Women of the Moose met Thursday evening at Monsa hall Routine business followed Ena Molzer announcing a card party by the Past Senior Regents group at the Town of Men Elizabeth Selnindor on November 30 Invitations extended to Women of the Moose and friends Cards will be played both afternoon and evening A pleasant social hour was enjoyed with refreshments served

Moose Hamilton Monsa Hall Ena Molzer Regents Lab Elizabeth Selnindor the Moose

Ladies of Central Church at Party

The Lardiew class of the Corte Church of Christ met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Pierce Chalk. The class plans a Christian party at Outlow Street with Mr. Rollie Cross. Quilts made by the class were sold and luncheon served to Mesdames Mather Lane Abbie Mullins Mabel Wilson Nellie Joseph Gene Wilson Simon Walfz Mice Schertz Bonnie Davis Stellie Crean Emelio Jones Wantford Combs Daniel Potter William Grieslind Fred Fey Charles Hicks Milton Joss Charles Edwards Bessin Maines Walter Pettit and the teacher Rev. Almon Wolfe.

Lardiew Corte Church of Christ Pierce Chalk Rollie Cross Outlow Street Aless Mice Schertz Bonnie Davis Stellie Crean Emelio Jones Wantford Combs Daniel Potter William Grieslind Fred Fey Charles Hicks Miltan Joss Charles Edwards Bessin Maines Walter Pettit Hev. Almon Wolfe

Upshaw to Speak at Nazarene Church Sunday Afternoon

William D. Upshaw, rival for the Prohibition party presidency during the Lincoln era, will address a 2:30 PM gathering at the Church of the Nazarene on Sunday, with the subject America’s Greatest Battle. He also speaks Sunday morning at Sevenmile and Sunday night at Bethel as First Reformed and First United Brethren churches plan a union meeting. Plato, the noted philosopher, is described as having few or no friends in his lifetime.

William D. Upshaw United States Prohibition Church of the Nazarene America Upshaw Bethel Church Sehom First Reformed First United Brethren

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