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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1932
Page
11
A quiet wedding occurred Saturday at seven o'clock in the parsonage of Sir John's Evangelical church. Edward Dornberger and Louise Carter were wed with Grace Wiesman and George Ogden as attendants. The couple left for a short wedding trip, followed by a celebration at Darstown for relatives and friends with games and refreshments.
Relatives and friends from Hamilton and nearby towns joined in a warm afternoon and evening event to honor Mrs Moeller. She received many gifts and messages of admiration reflecting high regard from those who know her.
Miss Jane Howe, student at the General hospital Cincinnati, spent the week end here. Dr and dirs William Lamb spent Sunday in Middletown. George Starner of Cincinnati spent the week end with Gilbert Condo. Miss Louise Herbert of Xenia spent the week end with her mother, Mrs Anna Z Herbert, Mrs Alin 2. Thomas is spending days at Cleveland attending an Interior Decorators convention. Mr and Mrs Guy Beckett South Catred motored to Asheville NC for a short stay. Mr Beckett is recuperating from a severe attack of the grip. Mrs Mary MM Beckett, Mrs Mark Millikin, Miss Emily Beckett and Otto Pabst are among the Hamilton iane who have subscribed to aennon tickets for the Cincinnati Symphony concerts this winter. Miss Mary Helen Salmgen was home from Hillsdale school in Cincinnati to spend the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Solingen. Mrs Millikin Shotts became member of the Po Me Mi Choral group at the home of Mrs Rose Gores Hockwell in Nor wood Milton Born spent the week end with Herman Sorrell at Frankfort. Among the Hamiltonians who attended the Saturday matinee performance of Cynara at the Schubert theater in Cincinnati were Miss Dorothy Deam, Laverna Burns and Mrs Don Cisi. The Constantinople of today has but a third of its former population.
Sunday observance by the Woman's Missionary Society and Otterbein Guild at Ninth Street U B Church featuredMs J Balder Showers of Dayton as speaker. Mrs Showl erm, Miami branch president, outlined missionary work and aims. Otterbein Guild Girls with Miss Edith Benzing sang selections to support keeping missionaries in foreign fields.
3000 participants gather for a religious rally continuing from the previous page. The service emphasizes Jesus Christ as both divine and human and ends with the solemn benediction at an outdoor altar. Rev. Albert J. Van den Bosch leads, assisted by Rev. John Oberlander and Rev. Joseph Prentman.
Albert Jewell aged 63 of 420 South Second Street will be arraigned in municipal court Wednesday morning on a charge of possessing liquor. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by patrolman Jos McFall who said Jewell had a gallon jug of moonshine. Allen Maxwell Undergoes Second Operation After Appendicitis at Campbell Ave Home. Maxwell, 503 Campbell Ave, had initial surgery over a week ago and required another operation Sunday due to complications, Mercy Hospital officials reported Monday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Pfirrmann observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a morning service at St John Evangelical church officiated by Reverell F C Kusther and celebrants. A dinner followed for family and friends at Hanon Lane Street with gifts and flowers. Attending relatives included children grandchildren and multiple in laws from California, Canada, and Kentucky.
Promotion exercises were held at the First Baptist church Bible school on Sunday. Pastor Rev. John H. Brinkman presented Teacher Training certificates to twenty six young people who attended Intensive Training at Denison University in August. The group earned twenty six credits across twenty six courses, with Lois Arent Hazel Witter Thelma Dallas Mario Hodgey Thelma Piper Jane Dawson Marie Jones Aldena Gadd and Paul Hangon listed among recipients.
A multi-vehicle crash left seven people injured while a car driven by Walter Agnew 949 Greenwood Avenue overturned on South Avenue near Central Avenue. Adrian Tinmer 620 Molish Avenue Cincinnati and Carl Webre 429 Ganalayeche were in a collision at High Street and Hancock Avenue with no injuries. Millard Hale Barton R. KR 9 and Franklin Fox 142 Dayton Street collided near Central Avenue and Chestnut Street injuring no one.
Three electric fans valued at 430 were recovered last Thursday by Sam Tandiff of Pennsylvania and later claimed at police headquarters Saturday by George Now of South Fifth Street New Mondays. Gen Hegtoes, who initially had the fans, was arrested for loitering.
Dee Bam Hubbard aged 30 of 635 Both Front Street reports to police he was bitten in the leg by a suspect named Fake on Walnut Street, near Pearce Matument Aranue, as details remain unclear.
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