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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1932
Page
8
The item blends scattered notes on Jewish population growth in the 19th and early 20th centuries with political remarks on British MPs, French and German power dynamics, and speculative views on future warfare. It quotes Jakob Lesteklouky and references Mount Everest, Insull companies, and U S finance, ending with a remark on Ecuador’s limited manufacturing and straw hats.
Butler County Common Pleas Court orders a sale of property in Hamilton to satisfy a judgment. The sale of the real estate at 2146 Moneta Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio, on the specified October date is conducted by the sheriff. Terms require cash. the notice lists case details and involvement of Elizabeth Mueller and John Joseph Holstein et al.
Notices announce two distinct property sales by Butler and Ross County officials. Bid dates October 7 and October 11 list cash terms, with parcels in Hamilton City at 95 Central Avenue and other lot numbers 12607 13504 12508. Sheriff and deputy named, attorneys listed.
Local notices list ill health and upcoming events at venues including Tenpla Night, round dances at Oxford Pavilion with King Brownie and Royal Spartony, souvenirs and dancing from 8 to 2, admission 25e. Also advertised are spiritual advice, a Ferns sale, a depression dance night, and a party at Nate of Mex with local invitations.
Hamilton county friends of John D. Andrews, candidate for the court of appeals judgeship, plan events at multiple Cincinnati area venues including Deer Park, Amity school, and a Dickworth club meeting. An antifidary will greet Newton D. Baker at a Cincinnati dinner. The piece also mentions cancellation notices and a ballad about Leevible dvagan.
A long OCR list details numerous real estate conveyances and loans across multiple townships. Entries name buyers sellers and lenders including Vera W. Sroafe D. N. Gingerich and Sheriff Schumacher, with parcels in Liberty Libarty and Middletown Townships, and amounts ranging from several thousand dollars to specific acreage. The text also lists transfers to American Building and Loan Association and various individuals like Thomas Shark Huston and Maud V. Faulkner, reflecting a dense web of property dealings and mortgage activity.
Real estate transfers record numerous lot and parcel trades including W Charles Applegate to Helen Wei for part of lot 6,773 and Carl Hickutt to Bertin Fo a 20 lots in Hamilton and Maire field townships. Other entries name Charles Cecere, Anna Ehrhardt, Philipina Won mal, Sheriff John Belumesher, Elizabeth Mense, Gertrude Menso Menge, Lucy Weilenmraurt, Pearl Reach, Mt J Koons to Michael A Margol, Colombia Savaga pany, and West Side Loan Association among multiple lot numbers and values.
A list of mortgages and transfers shows numerous Middletown deeds. George D. Thomas, Rachael Hatin, and others appear with parcels in the 2,000 to 9,000 range. Building and Loan associations, developers, and individuals exchange lots 2,041 to 9,489 in multiple transactions.
More than six million women in thousands of local clubs affiliated with the council have been asked to dedicate their programs to the 44 year old organization founded by Susan B. Anthony. Miss Leona Madesin hi and Mrs. Mary R. Beard are noted figures guiding the push for an international congress at the Chicago Century of Progress exposition next year.
Description of Mrs. William Ross Proctor Jr.’s residence at Hewlett Bay Park Long Yaland reveals a bold red design motif. Flaming red shutters contrast white brick while chartreuse and blue green accents appear in living and dining areas. Pinkish rust tones highlight bedroom fabrics with white velvet chairs and red tafeta details.
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