Thrift And The Cooking School At Hamilton
Thousands of American housekeepers face unemployment and rising costs. The Journal invites every woman in Hamilton to the daily Cooking School at the Paramount theatre to learn nourishing economy meals led by Mrs. George Thurn with health and educational guidance from government sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rissstabs Bureau of Hams Economics
Washington
American Child Health Association
American Red Cross
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Hamilton
George Thurn
Paramount Theatre
Centralized rural schools replace little red ones in Butler county
In Butler county four one room rural schools have closed as centralized schools rise. The change replaces single teacher classrooms with a multi class system, uniform instruction, organized sports, and a fixed modern program. Proponents say rural children gain equal advantages to city students while sentiment favors the traditional one room school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Dlagsea
Leoni
Little Red
Confusing wartime notes mix ritual suicide and sport
Disjointed fragments reference a Japanese army, a bugler, and harikari, then pivot to questions about calls and duty. The piece then shifts to sports, noting scores and the open era, and ends with coaches managing confidence across a season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Harikari
Anti-Vivisection and Blindness Reflections in 1932 News
A fragmented 1932 column blends notes on money values, a typhus theory by Dr Myer, and an account of a blind man navigating a snowy town. It discusses anti vivisection sentiment, scientific debates, and a reflection on perception, urging readers to consider blindness beyond physical sight.
News Behind The News Ay JAMES MOULIN
The piece discusses Democratic systems in New York state and internal schemes to keep Chairman Farley out of local politics. Dan Roper and W J Jameson are cited as steering the financial side with a direct mailing plan modeled on 1916 practices, though previously abandoned for political reasons in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Waston
Farley
Dan Roper
W. J. Jameson
Roper
Ravenua
Aso
Relief fund may not last Washington Davis case mystery
Private sources warn the relief fund of 300 million dollars may not endure past New Year as more appropriations are sought to tide through the winter. Only 35,455,000 had been given to 235 states by last Tuesday with Illinois, New York, and California among major recipients. Some states can reapply after receiving loans, while town arrangements to repay may curtail Good Roads aid if unpaid. The Davis indictment raises questions of who nudged the case, with President Coolidge not involved, and broader political maneuvering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Toya Lortha H. P. G
Congress
Illinois
New York
California
R. F
Ira Rourke
Davis
Senator Davis
Devis
Mitchell
Mitchall
United States
Coolidge
Lawn
Historic Ohio High Spots and the Scioto River
Readable fragments discuss Caleb Atwater and his view of the Scioto valley in Ohio history, noting the river's Indian name meaning Long Legs and the canal era view of the region. Mentions of unemployment measures and a secretary of labor reference a related, unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Atwater
Sciote
Paint Creek
Atwater
Scioto
Cinginnati Ta
Roosevelt Speech Halts Elevators in Hushed Fray
Roosevelt's farm pronouncements prompt Hyde to monitor, but electric elevators whine then stop during the president's radio address. Clerks use stairs as the speech halts office activity. Mention of Sir Eglamore and the Hound Table appears among scattered notes. Frances Perkins eyed as potential first female Roosevelt cabinet member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Bible Thought for Today Woe to the Wise in Their Own Eyes
Bible Thought for Today quotes a verse from Tsujai v. 21 advising that those who are wise in their own eyes are prudent in their own sight. The line emphasizes self reliance and the danger of arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsujai
Sentence Sermons by the Rev Boy L Smith
A compact reflective piece by the Rev. Boy L Smith urging self examination. It contrasts public wailing over imagined misfortunes with quiet prayers and personal neglect that worsens trouble, urging humility and trust in God amid danger and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Teast
Thone Nin
Rifler
Hamilton Women Aid Drive At Salvation Army Headquarters
Good Work Union is active in Hamilton with women from 28 outside states aiding the Salvation Army. The group meets weekly at the Army headquarters to sew for the needy of Hamilton. Detective Robert Teomrd owns a farm near Oxford, a farmer boy relates the size of his corn. Hamilton Lodge No. 93 BP members took part in a purge fest at the Vike Country, with Elks magazine photos showing. Four Butler county students attend Ohio Wesleyan University, including Edythe May Blick and Mildred Shively. Middletown students William Bevis and Stanley Reed also attend. Baking day yields yeast purchases, and Cal Repyos runs a daily tally-ho between Mount Holly and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obie Wealeyan
Hamilton Getta
Salvation Army
Columbia
Hamilton
Corn
Robert Teomrd
Oxford
Bob da
Policn
Dhab
John 8. Neidermann
Farmer Boy
Bil
Bis
Hamilton Lodge No. 93
Mom’s Elks Magazine
Butler County
Botly
Ohio Wesleyan University
T. BE
Stocke
Harilton
Cal Repyos
Mount ‘Houlthy
St. Charla
Feast of St Francis Observed at St Francis Catholic Cincinnati
Fifty years ago the Feast of St Francis was observed at St Francis in Cincinnati. Rev John Capistran Hitmen was ordained priest and served 12 years as chaplain at Mercy Hospital. He celebrated its golden anniversary on Tuesday indicating long service to the parish and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Telegraph
Bt. Francis
St. Francis
Cincinnati
John. Capistran
Pricet
Father Capistran
Mercy Hospital
Verouer Tensu
Tera
Curl ‘May
Frank George
Mery Hospital
Woman's Club
Tmamilton Lab
Joseph Vogt
Members Joined Hap pa Signa Theta at Capital University
Members Miss Tuth Molter and Miss Adelina Maller were received into membership by the Hap pa Signa Theta sorority at Capital University Columbus. Also noted is Miss Ruth Mees, daughter of Dr Otto Mees president of Capital, as peptshene for Kappa Sigma Theta. Molter and Zoller are freshmen in the College of Liberal Arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuth Molter
Amd
Wro, Molter
Lawaan Avenue
Adelina Maller
Scott Zalter
Park Avenue
Happa Signa Theta
Capital University
Columbus
Kappa Sigma Theta
Dng
Ruth Mees
Otto Mees
Capital
Miss Moller
Miss Zoller
College of Liberal Arts
Ufic
Columbus School
Hamilton Events Recalled and Local Notices
A fragmentary cluster of local notes recalls October events in Hamilton including a bicyclist collision on Bonth Second Street and Central Avenue injuring a woman. a Dayton convention naming a director for an Ohio group. marriages, births, and anniversaries. a student basketball game score of Hamilton High School. and varied societal announcements from October along with weather notes and forthcoming celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wari
Lepartient
Alphonsa Pater
Bonth Second Street
Central Avenue
Wen
Thora
Ging Cordis
Bair View Avenue
O Bon
Kviegenhoffer
Hamilton
Ohio Butchere
Dayton
Florence Lee
Prisgills Keely
Biward Bilena Aims to Reform MedicalCare as Business
Biward Bilena argues medical care must be reorganized on business lines. He cites education, printing, and commerce work in the United States and Europe, and proposes mass professional care linked to family budgets to reduce waste and boost industry. Egypt remains largely agricultural with two thirds of inhabitants in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biward A. Bilena
Saten
Mass
Mwe
United States
Earape
Boston
Chambers of Commerce
Medline
Edward A
Filene
Elusa
Egypt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Evening Journal
Journal Building
Gerter Journal Square
Court Street
Jour
Momee Gard
Pravigiat
George K. Hvndster
G. A. Latter
Flsq
John W. Guilen Co
11Th Avenue
South Michigan Avensis
Chicago
Membun Associated Press
Associated Prany
Thia
Aloo
Nowe
Audliea
Avali Sureau
Chewiston
Aewor
Alent
Cutler
Auerien
Gulsida
Butler
Waek
Rani Pb Ence
Hardy Pioneer
Buck
Arthur Brisbane
King Features Syndicate, Inc
D. C
West Virginia
Rolla EB. Dyer
Na Lional Institute of Wealth
Myer
Aod
Ds. Dyer
Dyer
Farmingdila
Guatemor Tejeda
Vera Cruz
Mewita
Shoul
Spasta
Spain
Portugal
Tejeda
Torquemada
James Moulin
Rat Onati
R. F. CG. Relief Fund
Davis Case
Paul Malloy
McClare Newspaper
Syniiccate Special
Vo ‘the
Dvurnal
American Legion
Polifical
Soniye Lesdera
Tagion
Ohio
J. H. Galbraith
Wagnar
Inbar
Sir Eglamore
Hound Table
Hurley
Border States
Sie
West
War Department
Shi
New Haven
Conn
Turup
South Austral
Panama
Ecuador
Frances Perkins
Siste
Wesleyan
Thuredarta Tera
Anita Hammond
Bios
Jenva L. Boggs
A. N. Witters
Carl Thompson
Hernia Moger
Charles Prush
Home Loan and Building Association
Amily Mildred
Keith
Maele Slade
Detroit
Michigan
Abs. L. B. Terran
Nellie
Homer W. Ballinger
Ed McGlinie
Spokane
J.C. Sommers
Beskaluall
Hamilton High School
Freeehman
Mies Netlie Reece
John Bendtheimer
Tatheran Parsonags
Medical World
Edward A. Filene
William Filene
Hoodother
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