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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1932
Page
2
A 1932 King Features Syndicate essay argues divorce is overused in modern society, harming children and communities. It warns loss of patience and compunction leads to pain, urging couples to count consequences before ending marriage.
Det 3 reports Middletown dermo cratie headquarters at Central Avenue and Beyond Street marking historic ties to James Campbell and Henry Cox. The remodeled building, once Campbell’s grandfather home, highlights the Third District connection, Campbell’s governorship in 1892, Cox’s 1920 presidential nomination, and a July 7 1842 birth cry.
A divorce suit of Sarah Kidd of Hamilton against Jamey Kidd was dismissed in common pleas court Saturday after reconciliation.
A year of Rosemary Weiler Caylor contributions to the Journal is celebrated with reminiscences of Hamilton social life. The piece recalls the George Washington pageant and community figures like Captain Myers and Mrs Myers, along with Main Street figures and childhood lessons shaping local identity.
A lengthy ledger style notice records transfers across multiple properties including Champion Coated Paper Co to Mary A Witter, Nora Adams to Erna Bisdorf, William Gricamer to Joseph Plak, and Sheriff Schumacher dealings with Life Building and Loan associations. Several parcels are priced from about 1,000 to 5,000 plus, with numerous lot numbers and interline notes, reflecting wide ownership changes in Middletown and nearby townships. The list also mentions banks and building associations transferring interests in lots and tracts, with amounts ranging into thousands, and references to estates and heirs.
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