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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1932

Page

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Oxford Wguffey and Stewart Tied Openers in High School Football

Oxford Wguffey and Stewart opened their high school football seasons with 0-0 style ties on the practice field at Germantown High and Miami, under coaches Kabank Walton and faced strong early-season tests. Miami’s lineup featured players including Carmean Kerekes Nieml Emerick Savatsky Rowlebush Meyer Rob Fertig Evans and Beiglindy Hendaghin, along with Alpha Pi Kappa signees. Community notices urge residents to leave cars at home tonight to ease parking for visitors, while freshmen at Miami University plan class officer elections in Benton Hall and the university observatory will host Saturn viewing tonight, weather permitting.

Janine Osford Gat. J. Oxford MaGaffey Kabank Germantown Hi Boys Miami Renwlt Bring & Fo T. Stewart Walton Uam~ Flion Funting Fh Wilson Fighting Spi Pop’! Warner Champaign Zuppka University of Illinois Miami Redskinx Coe College Zuppke Big Ten Warner Stanford Yeurs Parisin Osford Willo Ha Fionka Thaney Gach Miemi Ote Stews Ark Kerekes Nieml Emerick Savatskyy Gb Rowlebushs Meyer Rob Teeon Fertig Miami University Bentents Benton Hall Suditecjsm Mvomis Irestimen

Sororities Lead Ti Pledges At Miami University

Oxford girls appear on the pledges list as Delta Theta and Delta Mu pledgees amid pledging news for the new Miami University term. The report notes sororities leading pledges with several organizations mentioned and several names obscured by OCR.

Miami University Oxford Dot Delta Trtta Delta Mangaret

Camden Intangible Tax Distributed To Libraries and Schools

The October 1 distribution of 1454.7 percent from intangible property taxes funded schools and village libraries, with Camden library receiving 980.71 and nearby libraries such as New Paris Jefferson township and Eldorado listed among beneficiaries. The report cites Camillo di Meher as a factor in higher Camden Library funding due to its library rate. Also noted are property sale confirmations in Sompery township and a Kentucky joint stock land bank case against George Tele, plus a teacher meeting about Minot University extension courses with anticipated February 1 start and an October 6 extension meeting. A Junior Democrats event featured multiple township reps and officers, with Charles Price fined 10 plus costs for a weapons charge and other court actions and mortgage-related judgments described. A Moorevelt-Garner club organization is planned for Monday night at Preble County Democratic HQ with open participant invitation.

Choe. A. Hintap Faton Malan Jefferson Townshipy New Paris Camden Eldorado Dunlap Gamden Camilo di Meher Sompery Township J. L Ruth McIntosh A.C. Risinger Preblo County

Shively Death Remains and Local Church Notices

Obituary notes Lewisburg resident Preaklin Shively found dead at home after retiring farmer lived locally in Preble county for years. Coroner C. M. Tref called. Funeral and church announcements from Camden Methodist and nearby parishes include district conference, rally Day plans, Sabbath services, and various estate filings and guardianship actions with multiple names and dates.

Preaklin Shively Franklin P Lewisburg C. M. Tref Shively Preble

Farm belt wary as election talk drifts, voters focus on outcome

In Omaha and surrounding farm regions the presidential race commands little passion for speeches. Voters show limited enthusiasm for Hoover or Roosevelt, with Democratic ads and veteran campaigns gaining traction while Republican managers anticipate smaller majorities in key states.

Fragmented real estate transfers across Gratis and adjacent townships

The fragmentary text lists numerous property transactions involving parcels in Gratis township and surrounding areas. Names include Sarah Mock, Edna Irene Long, Harry A. Mok, Calis N. Henger, Sallie Mock, Christopher Meck, Callie N. Hanger, and others. Several certificates and undivided halves are noted, with acre counts ranging around 34.25, 167.61, 201.86, 116.50, and 73.13 acres. Amounts cited include $1 and $3,000 with references to Went Man cota y certificate and Monroe town.

Tsrue Morning Son Sarah Mock Edna Irene Long Harry A. Mok Cailis N. Henger Gratis Gratis Township Christopher Meck Sallie Mock Harry A. Giouk Edna J. Teng Callie N. Hanger Gallio N. Hanger Edna Irene! Fane Rae Rome R- Long Beton Loan and Howe Aid Company Harry A. Monk Alexandria Winnie White P. White Eaton Oy Warrant R. P Lester White W. B. Wondity Warrant

Political Gossip Reflects Quiet Yet Active 1932 Election

Ghlet at Tres Wesehington reports that despite a quiet outward scene, U.S. voters show rising registration and primary totals in 1932. Independents and reform-minded groups challenge party blocs, signaling a potential realignment years off yet shaping November ballots and cross-party sentiment.

Ghlet Tres Wesehington Ulah Maine

Trade Coins Recall Civil War Era in Butler County

Old trade coins circulated during the Civil War era, minted to resemble national money and used as a medium of exchange. The federal government banned their manufacture, citing risks to commerce, with Cincinnati as a key minting site. Local merchants in Butler County, including Potter, McGaw, Richey, Shaw, Robinson, and Garle, issued various prominent pieces to support business.

United States Alrea Chica Bac Ethubert Butler County Po. Potter Rweesy Eidalatyne Andares McGaw and Richey Genes Oxford i/Newtor Oxford C. M. Shaw E. Robinson Shandsh P. Garle Collinsvilte

Music dealers file plea arrest Stein

Stein, 22, of Cleveland is under federal warrant for violating the Copyright Act in selling and distributing copyrighted works. About 4,500 copies of the shade were found in his car as agents from the department of justice arrested him in Hamilton County Ohio and await arraignment in U S commissioner's court.

Hamilton Snd Miralpig Simon Stele Nid Cleveland Ohio Hirsii Ablers John’ Theobald United States Mayshale Abenli Worda Aginst Stein Spesial Department

Walker Chapel Homecoming and Community Notes

Hickory Grove news from The Journal reports social visits and illnesses in the Walker Chapel area. Henry Sizelove improves after a bench incident. several families including Lackey Hammons Vaughn Hodges and Dare are noted. A homecoming at Walker Chapel is planned for Sunday October 2 with a basket dinner and social time at noon, followed by services. Road work begins anew and a birthday surprise for Charles Hodges is described.

the Journal Hickory Grove Henry Sizelove Pete Lackey Graudchilden Beulah Jean Billy Due Serah Hammons Oxford George Vaughn Andrew Walters Virgil Wallen Arthur Curtis Henry Barns John Hodges Charles Anna Arthur Dare Gilday Richard Denham Harry Dunham Clarence Abbott Fred Dogker Atter Charles’ Woodruff Billy Cline Walker Chapel Néon Jess Lions George Wiughs Anus Hodges Werster Smith Marianne Colleen Dale Mes Jess’ Smith Mating Mra William Hann Lauig Hao Mew Allen Larkey Dorothy Lindsey Nancy Jones Robert Jones James Jones Charles Butery

To o Be, Reconciled Avesiat Te The Journals

New York reports Alfred E. Smith jr and his wife may reconcile after marital difficulties. The eldest son of former Gov. Smith, and his wife, are said to be seeking reconciliation in New York City rather than pursuing legal separation. They were married eight years ago. Mire Smith denies any separation is planned.

New York Alfred E. Smith Gov. Smith New York City Mire -Smith

Butler County Fair Notes and Cincinnati Terminal Contract

Pop Phillips of Lebanon dies at 81 after a spell in the Butler County Fair ring. He drove at Butler County Cab and was lauded as one of the county’s best riders. Also reported, The Consolidated Engineering Co of Baltimore gets a Cincinnati post office terminal contract worth 719,000 with 460 days for completion and a March 26 1933 readiness for mail.

Paipa Lebanon Batlor County Fair W. G. Shephers Butler County Phillips

International Corp Answer Is Filed to Suit of State

The inheritor Loral Corporation of Bogardat Cox Edwards and Springer Heir of 54 North Green Street Osborn denies wrongdoing in an injunction suit filed by the Attorney General. Attorneys Francis Hoagee and Dudley Onteault say the firm complied with a state securities division order and that no securities were issued beyond a $50 member initiation fee. The court granted a temporary restraining order September 7 with a general denial of all charges. The case centers on alleged failure to appear before the securities division and whether any profits or cash payments occurred to stockholders or others connected with the corporation. The corporation, formed January 4, 1992, held its first meeting February 8 in Osborn. A date for the hearing has not been set.

Ces. Od. Ge Loral Corporation Bogardat Cox, Edwards and Springer North Green Street Osborn Ehy Ib Sommon Francis Hoagee Dudley NL Onteault Cincinnati Attorney General’s Bedulent Division of Securities State Commerce Department Edward Weil Gray County Ind van Inilialion Atiewer Ohio Megain Cuitzila

Salvation Army Campaign Opens in Cincinnati Music Hall

A nationwide Salvation Army drive opens in Cincinnati on Wednesday October 5 with Commander Booth visiting Music Hall. The campaign invites Cincinnatians of all faiths to participate as the Army launches its Try Religion campaign.

Booth Olncinnati Cincinnati Epangetibe Beath Thief of the Salvation Army

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