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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
2
New York reports Rudy Vallee or Mrs Herbert Hoover signed an agreed contract extension through January 1 1934 to support welfare and relief work. The plan includes broadcast slots on WEAF NBC WJZ and other stations with religious and cultural programs listed as part of the schedule.
Monday timetable lists programs and performances across multiple venues. Names include Kileerele Shine Newhall 6165 Lowell Thomas Tab Azion and Glenn with various acts and school activities. Event times vary from early morning to evening featuring music, markets, and community notices.
A dense, era voice schedule lists WEAF and WABC programs with bands, forums, and performances across the evening. Entries include names such as Whiteman, Beck, Moss, Lembario, and Solos, with times from 8:30 to post midnight. programs feature orchestras, dance bands, and public affairs segments across multiple stations, promising a wide array of music and discussion.
Mss Mary Wessel announces plans for the Ohio State Assembly of the National Circla Daughters to be held in Cincinnati. Delegates will attend from many cities, with officers named including Worthy State Regent Mrs Mary In Kopf and Vice Regent Mrs Welen Harvard. A Saturday banquet at Hotel Sinton and Sunday mass and sessions are scheduled with open invitations to all Daughters of Iaa bells.
The Democratic Women will hold a meeting Monday at 7:39 PM at the Democratic headquarters to discuss important business.
A farmer living near Hamilton filed for bankruptcy in the Cincinnati bankruptcy court listing $5,221.56 in liabilities and $195 in assets. The filing names ORRARB, TARMER, and TILES in connection with the case.
Kentucky and nearby towns report a murder arrest in Paducah with Herbert M. Stewart found slain in Nia bad. An examining trial in Louisa concerns Zone Castle and May Borders on alleged poisoning. Augusta notes Mrs Katherine Gilligan admitting to arson with gasoline. Bowling Green reports a 92 year old farmer killed in a hunting accident. Winchester records a man shot while rabbit hunting. In Winfordburg a Mercer county verdict awards over 154000 to the Thompson heirs, with bonds recovered from Redford. Marion Overton gets life for murder. Russellville notes jail escape attempts, recaptured inmates and a new shooting claim. Frankfort reports a judge dismissing a petition over jury funds. Hopkinsville Christian County ends with Willis Underwood fined for a deer poaching incident.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a breakthrough emulsion that soothes and heals persistent coughs and throat troubles. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and promises relief for coughs, colds, bronchial asthma, and other respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if not relieved after following directions.
Dr Upham participates in a major educational convocation at Waldorf Astoria, New York, sponsored by New York University. Approximately 601 delegates from universities and colleges including University of Cincinnati, Ohio Wesleyan, Miami University, Western Reserve, Mount Union, Hiram, Toledo, and Univ of Louisville attend to discuss university obligations to the broader order.
Lindenwald Mra Perry Swink visits her daughter on River Route Michigan. Mr and Mrs K B Hershner travel to Cincinnati for business. The Voeckle family relocate to Williams and Noble avenues Afra McCormick visits her mother at Sevenmile AUiscellaneous shower for Mrs Ray Wiley with guests including Mrs Harald Brown Mrs Joseph Randolph and others. Five hundred guests attend. Sunday visits: Mrs Upton with ill mother in Cincinnati. H A J class to meet at Mrs Briggs home.
In Eaton on November 21 190? a denial was issued that George Schmidt was in Gratis on May 14 during the robbery of the State bank. Schmidt testified he was in Dayton at 101 East Third Street working on an automobile at the time. His account was supported by several witnesses from Dayton. The prosecution pressed the cross examination as the case moved toward adjournment. Vernon Rosell confessed to his role and described Schmidt’s part in the holdup. Opal Mohley assistant bank cashier and postmaster Robert Bratton identified Schmidt as one of two men entering the bank. The post office was located in the bank building and the postmaster said he saw Schmidt enter and leave during the robbery.
Mabel E. Carson daughter Beatsly received 4047.34 from the estate of William McCormick and paid 14.47 in inheritance tax. The estate had a gross value of 5837.02 according to probate records.
Walter Smithy, 27, of Cincinnati, was arraigned in municipal court on a forgery charge filed by Edward Gehm, a Middletown bank employee. He pleaded not guilty and was held for the Baker County Grand Jury on $2,000 bond.
Minor C. Coakley of Hamilton sues Gilbert J. Grovey in common pleas for 12983 dollars alleging injuries from a January 8 collision at Walnut and Fourth Streets involving a Gravy/Fage Dairy Co. vehicle. Coakley claims a permanent arm injury possibly leading to amputation.
Members of the Amo club of the YMCA are holding an informal initiation for new members Saturday night at Camp Campbell Gard. William Zimmerman Vernon Raguet Vincent Donatello and Charles Sager will be initiated. The group meets at the YMCA at 8 o clock and goes to Camp Gard for supper led by William Conrad Melvin Booth and John Buecker.
The article notes Mrs. Robert Baxter sharing president duties of the Gleaner class of the First M E church, with details of a meeting held at the home of Mr. Mary Kirk on Hightree. It mentions Mrs. Peter Bastiner and a discussion context, plus broader trivia about sugar import duties.
An article outlines three stages of a cold the Dry Stage lasting 24 hours the Watery Secretion Stage lasting two days and the Munous Secretion Stage. It recommends Grove’s Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to expel the cold overnight prevent further infection and relieve symptoms.
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