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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1932
Page
2
By MME LISPETH, a sleeveless brown crepe dress with a high waist and large organza bow is shown on Anita Page. The outfit includes a short bolero jacket with wide puffed sleeves. Casual one-piece frocks in crepe and soft wool are very popular this season.
An itemized survey describes feather belts for dimex gowns with caque feather trims and matching gloves, turquoise star accents, and cadqua feather necklaces. Lady Cavendish in blue and white checks attends races, while Paris fashion captions cover caque feather wraps, tight feathered shawls, brown Cossack hats with wool suits, and winter negligees returning to seventies elegance with crepe, turquoise velvet, and silver embellishments.
Hanover Grange held a booster night during the regular meeting at the Hanover medical center. Mr Hall and Mrs Heirmann spoke on Grange aims and work in their own community, with remarks on current Grange activities and duties.
Menu hints describe Flaked Fish in Potato Shells and Lima Bean Soup as nourishing options for growing children. Includes Waldorf salad notes with apples and nuts on lettuce or shredded cabbage. Also mentions a gray wool suit worn by Gloria Sher with accessories as a style note.
A clogged OCR snippet advises careful broiling pan handling with cautions about cleaning thoroughly to avoid tainted meat and pan residue. The fragment references habits, safety, and food preparation practices, aiming to prevent contamination and ensure safe cooking.
Fragments describe a kitchen recipe method with onions peppers celery and spices. Steps include sautéing vegetables then baking a mixture in a buttered dish for about 10 minutes then finishing with a second bake and serving with cream or hard sauce.
The United Presbyterian church holds an all day sewing event at the parish house. Attendees worked on quilt blocks and quilting. A bake sale is planned for November 19 with announcements of Christmas items to go on sale in early November.
The regular meeting of Silvar Junk No 503 Daughters of Rebekah was held at the Odd Fellows Temple on South Third Street. Time order of friendship was transacted. The annual inspection under Hallie Sioneker of Oxford, representative of the Sixth district will be held November 15.
Garden expert Ny Dean Mat Ay explains trees need annual health exams, with fall as best time. Distinguishes root and top injuries, noting natural factors and man made damage like soil grade, leaks, and vehicle or wire contact. Also urges pruning and waterproofing of injured areas.
Jeanette Brenner files in probate court for 10760 against Union Oil and Elestina Co. after a June 16 traffic collision on U. S. Route 25 near Oxford. She was a passenger in Westlake’s auto driven by Charles Bronner with grandson John Bronner hurt at a construction site gate when a pole blocked the road. Brenner alleges brain concussion and possible major surgery.
Margaret Parsong of Oxford was named guardian in probate court Friday for her son Milton Robert age 16 and Ruth Ann age 15. They share an inheritance of $300 in war risk insurance from John Milton Paracas Pondexter of Kentucky.
A roundup of birthday anniversaries for public figures including Dr Bastrics M Hinkle born in San Francisco 68 years ago Dr Alanson B Houghton former ambassador to Germany born in Ipswich Massachusetts 69 Walter H Newton Hoover aide born Minneapolis 52 Maj Gen George B Dunaan Lexington Kentucky 72 Lord Reading famed British jurist born 72 and others with scattered birthplaces and ages.
James Thompson twelve year old son of Mrs Ray Thompson of Princeton Pike suffered both bones in his right forearm fractured when a car crank wound back and struck his arm while he attempted to crank the vehicle He was taken to Mercy Hospital where fractures were set and he was sent home later that day
Cincinnati Oct 10 Directors of the Dow Drug company have named Charley Davis general manager of Hip Company and creator of sales and merchandising. He takes over the general managers duties from President D C Keller. The change is effective at once.
A historical ad describes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick cure for colds. It claims four actions: opens bowels, kills germs and fever, relieves headache, and fortifies the system. Promotes its harmless nature, narcotic free, and availability in pocket-size boxes at rag stores.
Native churchgoers gathered at the Byethres' shorak along State Road near Germantown. The Ofterbela Guild of the First U B church reserved mention for the lances delegation present at the evening service, noting the mileage traveled to attend.
Emma Phillipp and Mary Koenig of Hamilton spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Phillipp. Mr and Mrs J Mee Sr and Mr and Mrs J Mes Sr of Somerville plus Marjorie Grume of Gratis and Mrs Daisy Bentel of Hamilton joined Mrs Mary Smith of Overpeck for Sunday. Helen Hill visited Arthur Ash and family in Hamilton. Clarence Bory and daughter Violet spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Denny Keefe in Hamilton. Mrs Harold Shepherd, Robert Roman, William Hayes attended the event.
Mrs. Bahillip, longtime resident of the Workdamings community, received community sympathy as relatives visited this week. Little Miss Violet Wise suffered a head injury at school on Monday and was taken to Moray hospital, later released and now at home. Mrs Hadley and her children visited Alma Wehr's family, and many attended the Butler County Fair, reported as very fine this year.
Three properties were sold Saturday under Sheriff John G. Schumacher with deputies Charisy B. Walke and A. Hi. Linkins directing sales. Ohio State Life Insurance Company, plaintiff in a suit against John E. Miller and others, bid $8,800 for the 2902 Contra Avenue property.
The Home Loan and Building Co. was the high bidder for two parcels described in a suit against Ber Den tia and others, related to property at 1216.
A fragmented listing shows Prom Beat in Hamilton on Dent Avenue with an implied eighth place or related score at 91 500. Readable fragments mention Paealeed Baw and Pold in connection with the event.
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