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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

12

Kiwanis Club Plans District Meet and Installations

Hamilton Kiwanis Club held a busy meeting at Anthony Wayne to review trips by the Ford Motor Company Champion Coated Paper and Journal Publishing Company programs for Hamilton and Cathalia High schools. The club announced January 10 as the officer installation date and a district council meeting in January with Judge S. J. Kauts becoming lieutenant governor.

Othe Kiranis District Council Hamilton Lawyoir J. Kauts

Mrs Sigel Resigns Poasttown Lecturer Post

Mrs Sigel resigns as Poasttown grange lecturer elect for the coming year at a regular meeting. A new lecturer will be chosen at the next meeting in December. Installation of officers will occur at the first meeting in January. Christmas program to be held next meeting with Mrs Raymond in charge.

Wilbur Berkley Union Gringe Tureday West Chester Russel Kling Fred King Harry Fee Grange Cbarabes Community League Ruaeel, Fairall Marie Sigel Poasttowry Grange Poasttown Siurmary Wil Je Mra Raymond Paullin L. Ur

Death Notice for John L. Beyer in Cincinnati

John L. Beyer, of Cincinnati, called by death, survived by five grandchildren and two brothers. Funeral from his Lad in residence Saturday with Rev Blood of Fininline, burial at Vine Street Hill Cemetery in Cincinnati. Friends may call Friday night at the residence.

Indy New York Everett MagGregor

Greenwood Social Notes from The Journal

Greenwood November 23 residents attend the West Elkton schoolhouse Christmas event. Reported rabies this season. warmers hope weather stays favorable to finish. Walter Campbell called with Rady Cave. Jack Cave and Walker visited Pitsinger home on business. Roy Pitsinger’s barn replaced after fire. Goldie Carr improves. Mrs Tom Johnson works at Ujo tobacco warehouse in Eaton. Core Mae Paul visited Mary Lumley and Susie Lumley. Tom Kelly returns after week with a sick sister near Hamilton. Harvey Flannery spent weekend at home near Collinaville. Ruby Care visited Mae Puckett. Mr and Mrs Jack Carr spent Sunday with Jim Paul. Several attended dance at Johnemn’s Sunny. Bar Lumley and Rd Walker visited Jim Paul. Runnell and Mae Puckett spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Carr. Bill and Jimmie Paul called at Boyer home one evening in January. Bill Paul went to Mymere. Tad over the week.

the Journal Greenwood West Elkton Walter Campbell Ing Mra Tom Johnson Ujo Tobacco Warehouse Eatan Core Mae Paul Mary Susie Lumley Tom Kelly Bren Hamilton Tlarvey Flannery Is Home Collinaville Ruby Care Mae Puckett Jack Carr Jim Paul Ure Johnemn Bar Lumley Rd Walker Runnell Car Bill Jimmie Paw Bill Paul Mymere Tad

First M. E. Brotherhood Dinner Host Features Entertainment

A First M. E. Brotherhood dinner showcased eight performers led by Rajah Thomas Keppler. Winners in the guessing contest included William Hunneberger, Paul Pottert and Webb Beldin. Benediction was given by Rev. G. B. Parkin amid an extensive list of attendees.

Ning Rajah Thomas Keppler William Hunneberger Paul Pottert Webb Beldin G. B. Parkin W. A. Beldon R. C. Cogswell C. B E. Pafterson MY. Beate A. Brale P. K. Cartier Cartice Goyer W. BL Griffith CI J. Parrish Nulan Pmeish Charles Cahalave William (. Shaker Kim Potter P. KF. Potteré Howard Bill E. Vernon Hit P. Tlathor G. Brack Haharm Byed J. Dilg Z. R. Dilg Stephen Easton, Sr Dack Tustany Stephen Aston Dan Maston Junelyle J. Easton Ray Kennendy Robert C. Stephenson C. Rol Frederic Stephenson William Kapp Willian Smith W. J. Allen G. Alen J. He DuBoik Robert Warren Edward RR. C. Angspurgery Robby King A. Drogsel Ta Smith Richard Beridge A. J. Berridge George Sheard Tease Hedones Leon Hornish Ralah Kepplex William Ross Bob Clark Roy Torstemeter George B. Parkin Robert W. Parkin Percy R. Blout Donald F. Stout We F. Want

Thanksgiving visitors and family gatherings noted

Personal notices list multiple families from Pittsburgh Cincinnati Norwalk and Jackson greeting Thanksgiving at grandparents and relatives. Names include William F Schatz Margery Ann Schatz Jana Eyre Wylie Dodds James Fisher D Fisher Edward O Sohngen and H Higgins with others visiting from Higginsport and Miami University student Mary Montaine.

William F. Schatz Pittsburgh W. J. Schatz Margery Ann Schatz Arthur Ulmschneider Jana Eyre Charles Dodda Wylie Dodds Cincinnati Miami University Homer Higgins Sudvices Norma Bunting Higginsport Ohio Edward Y. Beowar Revert Harmon Jackson Mich Hamilton

Rural Volunteers In Cotton Relief

Rural volunteers in Hatley county prepare cotton clothing from United States government materials. Women across Sun district join working walls under local leaders to supply garments, with township assistants named including Mrs. Guidson Geppinger Fairfield and many others across Milford Oxford Reily St. Clair Union Wayne.

United Sites Hatley County Mary Helpera Duidson Geppinger Fairfield Township Hower Beckett Wanava Pbd McLaughlan Wwrac Brooka SL Fogarty Catherine Wall Lemon Mira Kilmer Long Mina Clawson Lihorby Siva Scott Finlay Milford John Binet Morgan Duthne Prics Oxford Alice 5. Bichorn Reily Carl Engle Tross Frank Andrews Cora Hayen Tobn Miry Latha Wilson John Pilis Lena Kelley Katie Pretebt Mex Luella Rook St. Clair Martha Aufram Archie Owen Union GR. Matson John Wrelsford George Weiland Wayne

Reily Grange Holds Evening at Reily School

A regular Reily Grange business meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Reily School. The group opposed the county installation of officers and conducted a brief program with a Thanksgiving prayer by Mrs. Alice Riehhern.

Reily Grange Reily Alice Riehhern Herman Moller Threstigroups

Batemen Claim In Supreme Court

Ohio Supreme Court agreed to decide if a public employee who dies during an appeal process remains entitled to workers compensation. The case involves Avs. Elinue Bateman of Hamilton seeking compensation for the death of Edward Bateman, with the Civil Service Commission and state Industrial Commission intertwined in the appeal. The court sought appellate certification after the Commission’s appeal was upheld by the Court of Appeals, sending the matter to the high court. The incident stemmed from a fall in February in the civil service clerk’s office that led to his injury during the appeal process. He was later reinstated with full back pay for lost time.

Ohio Supreme Court Civil Service Commission Avs Elinue Bateman Hamilton State Industrial Commission Clinton J. Boyd Court of Appeals Ohio Howard Bateman Hisailun

Oxford Bureau Elects Irwin

The Oxford bureau held Tuesday night in Milton Trin the officers elected. Cestiged president Milton Trin Mae od Brown vice presidents Tarey Clark secretary treasurer Loven Sizelove. Music provided by Carmichael's orchestra with soloists Joan Fink Jane Meadon Margar ite Miller Joan Eliott Julie Hanty Eileen Brung. Prof PK Whelpton of Miami University spoke on travels in South America for the Scripps foundation.

Menoial Presbyterian Clue Xford Officera Wol Bradley Ghnie Man Milton Trin Maeod Brown Tarey Clark Loven Sizelove Bye Carmichael Joan Fink Jane Meadon Margarite Miller Joan Eliott Julie Hanty Eileen Brung PK. Whelpton Miami University South America Scripps Foundation

Ree Line Nov 23 and Local Events in Reily

On November 14 Clarenee Abbott entertained the Helping Hand members. George Slang of Reily assists George Hol with corny husking. Aster Hurley and Victor Gingerick narrowly escaped injury when brakes failed on a hill near Reily. The McCormicks and other locals were entertained at the Abbott home. Mrs Clifford Moore recovering at home. Mr Bert Burgess shipped hogs to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Walter Hife and Jalin spent Monday in Reily.

Wilda Abbott Clifford Moore Bert Burgess Cincinnati Walter Hife Jalin Reily

Birthday of Mrs Daskey Celebrated at Home

Mrs Mary Daskey celebrated her birthday with a family dinner at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Alfred Swain on South Seventh Street. Attendants included Alfred Swain family George Swain Byron Wickard Catherine George Willining Silent Lewhoff Lawrence Mary Jane Joseph Scholler Warren C G Motzer Josaph Swen Carl Scholler Kathryn Scholler Wade Wiskard and others. The celebrant received gifts and many felicitations.

Mary Daskey Mary Dunkey Noi Alfred Swain South Seventh Street Mre Mary Dnnkay Meséra Mesdawes George

Rites Friday for H Shollenbarger

Rites planned Friday for Harry Shollenbarger of Columbus former Hamilton resident aged 58 after a stroke. Services to be held at the home of his brother J B Shollenbarger in Collinsville at 2 pm officiated by Rev Marlin of the Usulinavilly Presbyterian Church. Burial in Collinsville Cemetery. He died Monday morning after a long stay at his Columbus home. He previously worked at Miami Valley National Bank in Hamilton then First National Bank. Remains expected in Collinsville Thursday afternoon with viewing at James Shollenbarger’s home after 4 pm. Pallbearers named include Thugit Ant Vhewis Hiollenbarger John Dunes Douala Fisher James Deam and P William Shollowbarzes.

Harry Shollenbarger Columbus Alamilton J.B Shotensarger Collinsville Nov. Marlin Presbyterian Colinsville Shollenbagger Hamilton Miami Valley National Bank First National Bank Tmi Cole Winsville James Shullenbarger Thugit Ant Vhewis Hiollenbarger John Dunes Douala

Abuses urged by Archbishop correction urged by Archbishop

Cincinnati November 29 Labor leaders urged acceptance of church backed reforms at a convention of the American Federation of Labor. Archbishop McNicholas defended reform as just, saying labor and capital deserve equal value under government control and criticizing mismanaged abuses that harmed the public.

Cincinnati Labor Mutta Christian Brotherhood T. McWieholms McNicholas

Blagg Named Ohio Association Construction Safety Organizer

Blagg, head of the IR Bagge ad edruprny, was named Wednesday as organizer of the Ohio Association for the Prevention of Construction Accidents. Delegates from across the state formed the organization at a Columbus meeting Tuesday. Thomas A. Bentley of Toledo is chairman.

Ohio

Shrine Club Opens Season With Novel Night At Temple

Hamilton Shrine club begins its season with a Friday night lag party at the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock featuring novel acts and entertainment. The program includes comedy, a novelty radio act, magic, gausia numbers, and a skilled pianist. buffet luncheon to follow. Committee members include Frank Fowles president and Harry S. Wonnell secretary.

Shrine Club Hamilton Shrine Club Masonic Temple Hinev Mom Have Trank Fowles G. PF Kendall Robarile G. L. Snerby L. F. Viz W. GC. Drwhes R. B. Stitsinger Harry S. Wonnell

Revitalization of Church Seen by Primate Perry

The Rt. Rev. Janes De Wolf Perry, primate of the Episcopal church, told about one hundred representatives in Cincinnati that religion is returning with new hope. He spoke at Christchurch on East Fourth Street in support of the national council program and the ongoing church renewal despite a low mood. Members from Trinity, Hamilton, and other districts attended.

America Melaage Episcopal Diocese Southern Ohio Janes de Wolf Perry Epincopil Church American House of Bishops Wey Christchurch East Fourth Street Cincinnati Jeeke Trivily Clineah Hamilton

Mrs Conover Taken by Death

Mrs Lola M Colinger beloved wife of T A Conover died Tuesday morning in Monroe at age 72 after a long illness. She was born near Brookville Indiana and lived in Monroe for many years. A member of Monroe Presbyterian Church she was a devoted church worker. Survived by two sisters Mrs Cory Pippin and Mrs Lawrence Sievert of Brookville. Funeral at home Friday with Rev Livingston. burial in Mond Cemetery. Friends may call anytime.

Lola Colinger T. A. Conover Hethmas Monroe Jewley Gore Brookville Inns Hind Monroe Presbyterian Church Cory Pippin Lawrence Sievert Joan Kev. Livingston Mond Mone Frionde

Elks Memorial Service Set for December Fourth

Elks Lodge 93 holds memorial service plans at Milks temple on December 4 at 2 30 p m Judge Robert Patterson to speak and Rev Kuether to chaplain with Walter Cahill delivering the eulogy The Tilks quartet led by Will Lebo to perform.

Hamilton Lodge B. P.O Milks Temple Molehair Graser Detroit Michigan Mamilton Tinaplang Ow Ue Bikashih Bill Mnow Queen City The Temple Robert Patterson Kuether Weil Walter WW Cahill Tilks Will H. Lebo

Tastes Change in 300 Years But Thanksgiving Day Endures

An old article notes Thanksgiving dinner traditions persist since Pilgrim times. Turkey remains central though substitutes like chicken appear. the meal emphasizes simple prep and classic desserts. A detailed colonial style menu lists turkey chestnut stuffing and cranberry jelly among dishes with guidance on preparation.

Alexander George Turkey

Time to Kill a Cold with Gravela Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old remedy explains three cold stages from dry to mucous and declares Gravela Laxative Bromo Quinine kills a cold by opening bowels eradicating germs and fever. It claims quick relief with no bad side effects and urges purchase at Amelia drugstores in pocket sized wrappers.

M Mattoe Pasos Grave Geove Yeaca Volde Grippe Grove Amelia

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