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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1932
Page
2
A battered collection of home recipes outlines Turnip Puffs using cooked turnip cream salt pepper sugar and shortening formed into bells then fried until brown. Also included are Honey Cockles a sugared egg batter with honey cinnamon nutmeg orange rind and raisins baked into a soft loaf, plus a plan for a flexible wash day during rainy weeks.
A jumble of fashion terms describes velvet garments and accessories, followed by notices that intangible tax bills for the second half of the year are being prepared and mailed. Delays have extended payment time beyond the October 10 limit, with county treasurer Joseph H. DuBois receiving a state ruling on protest-period acceptance.
Fashion notes describe bold necklines in both day and evening gowns with dramatic décolletés. Inspirations draw from 1890s style, featuring velvet fabrics, decorative trims, and silhouettes focusing on the torso and waist.
Six large tomatoes filled with a mixture of soft bread crumbs butter onion and mint with pepper nutmeg and salt. Heat butter and sauté onion three minutes. Stir in crumbs and nutmeg until blended pile into tomatoes and bake until lightly browned top at 475 degrees for 3 to 10 minutes.
A summary of USDA and home economics research shows meat cooking can be standardised into two general methods: dry heat for tender cuts and moist heat for tougher cuts. Cooking should use simmering temperatures with gentle surface movement, never a boil.
Regular Fellows on Ninth Street A and B held a regular business and social meeting Monday evening at the church. The gathering focused on community affairs and member updates.
Nellie Campbell of Ripley Ohio visits Mrs Scout Finlay and friends in Collinsville. Lisetta Kinsinger spends Sunday in Middletown. Mr and Mrs Noool Rankin guest of Mrs Ashton in Hamilton. Tally Day program set for October 16 and Hamilton district Womens fall meeting October 17 at Memorial Church Oxford. Christian Worker from San Francisco will speak. Williamson family hosts guests and travels noted.
The Notre Dame Parish Teachers association meeting, delayed due to Columbia Day, will now be held Thursday at 2:30 PM. The change affects all members and organizers urge attendance on the new date.
The Progressive Literary club met at the Van Ness home with Mrs J O Wyle hosting. Members enjoyed card games and a luncheon. Pythian Sisters discussed the Lima Grand Temple session and Red Cross sewing plans for rural families. Officers were elected with Mrs B Long as president and a reception held for Rev W G Neel and spouse.
Southern association umpire John Quinn recounts a hazard in baseball as water showers pour from the press box onto umpire Campbell during a night game in Nashville. A screen protected him briefly but the incident sparked anger and raised safety questions for game officials.
Meadville Pennsylvania on October 21 1944 began a citizen effort to handle the tramp problem. The town started a municipal wood pile and warned transients that they would be fed if they helped chop and save wood. The response was so large the town quickly ran out of tools. The Salvation Army is now campaigning to raise more saws and axes.
New York reports Roosevelt at about two to one in betting odds against Hoover amid Wall Street commission quotes. Money favors Roosevelt with few Hoover takers so far. Junior Ben Hur party plans noted after regular meeting with junior members, masquerade theme slated for October 22. Hal loween party planned at Mrs. Georgy residence on October 2.
Butler county rural high school principals met at the county superintendent of schools office to plan American Education Week November 7 to 13 and to promote attendance, spelling, and debating. They approved scholarship tests at intervals and biweekly history tests for grades seven through high school. R B Angspurger Fairfield principal reported. Dr G H Hengis state high school inspector attended and urged duties of teachers and principals. Members listed include Augepurgér Fairfield, W Grima Hanover, J W Robinson Monroe, W I Ogden Onertowns, G R Dockum Okeana, H Keamer Oxford Public, George G Hunn Reily, J Thurn Huss Townships, Marvin Williams Serenize,Neil Medaban Somerville, R Mace Quiston Trenton, Campbell West Chester, R Matson Jacksonburg, Dr Ryan Cincinnati.
A local theft report describes a cautious robber in Fremont Ohio who deemed the targets carefully. He entered stores, selected pairs he preferred, tried them on, and then vanished with the chosen items, leaving storekeepers unsettled by the unusual method.
Maine has shifted on prohibition affecting its 5 electoral votes and governor race. In 1932 belief in repeal helped Democrat Leonia Brano win Maine’s governorship with 120,453 votes to Burleigh Martin’s 113,400. South Carolina saw a deep Democratic hold with no Republican ticket that year, election results showing 62,700 county votes and 3,188 for presidential electors amid a renewed GOP effort led by J J Hams Bright and D A Gardner.
The Kansas political scene centers on Dr. John R. Brinkley, a goat gland specialist, and his bid for influence in the governor race. Party loyalties split, with Republicans and Democrats wary of his impact, while editors and officials monitor potential shifts in the state’s dry or wet stance and key endorsements.
Allen Maxwell aged 32 of Campbell avenue is recovering well at Mercy Hospital after a second major operation Saturday. Hospital attendants report he rested and slept well at intervals during the prior night, with continued improvement noted Tuesday morning.
Pocahontas council names delegate Pearl Shawhan chosen to attend district school in Adystan Ohio. Regular meeting was postponed from Monday due to inclemency and rescheduled for Thursday night at Little Home with a brief special social following business.
The will of Minnie Harkrader, widow of Lemon Township, is probated in Giemeak state court. The estate is valued at about $15,000, covering real property and other assets.
Society notes a Sunday country home gathering on Eaton road with a sumptuous dinner, dancing, and a baseball game between westors and juniors. The juniors won 3 to 2, with P. Ogg and L. Welfram as winners. Attendees include Leroy Oge, Conrad, Roy Davis Loms Welfram, George Wuennisson and Movbie, Tackson and Tumes family, Charles Martin and Sammy, Roy Ogg and sons, Louis Mang and family, E lerman, G Dayton, Oaklay Ue, Lillian Butzel, and Mr and Mrs Otto Wolfrom with William, Little ae Little, and others. A baby girl Matheyn Darling was born February 26 at Hamilton Hospital. mother and baby doing well.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilder and daughter Margaret of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gooitman over the weekend. They live near College Hill and are visiting friends there. Mrs. L. Y. Piryor has returned to Detroit after spending two weeks here with relatives and friends.
Collinsville Grange shifts events to October 12 an evening gathering for friends and members. Tom Fitton vice president of the First National Bank of Hamilton will speak at the meeting. On October 26 the order will hold Picnic Night with the annual Grange picnic and basket bringers urged. Members asked to wear casual dresses and overalls with Halloween themed games and entertainment provided.
News reports Ed ward Hersiot and Norman Davis prepare for talks in London with Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon on a proposed French civic armament program. Also, Cincinnati seeks federal radio authority for a 500 kilocycle station with 250 watts during day.
A strong wind with Monday rain toppled trees and wires in several parts of the city but caused little serious damage authorities report. Harry Strauss of Strauss Furniture at Booth Third and Ludlow streets said an awning in front of his shop blew down and minor damage resulted.
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