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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1932
Page
14
Tonight at 2 45 p m Notre Dame faces Drake on WIE NBC and CBS coverage includes Bills campaign broadcasts. At 7 45 p m Republican events air on WABC CBS. A 10 p m update previews remaining schedule and key figures.
Listings describe television and radio programs across CBS ABC NBC in Cincinnati on Friday. Mentions experiments with cold light reproductions by BR HK Myers and W2XAB CBS. Notes WABC CBS Saturday night Hoover talk from Cleveland and schedule blocks for WEAI NBC and WABC CBS stations with various orchestras and programs.
A sprawling NBC ABC CBS radio listing shows WEAF NBC 645 with Lanny Ross and 8 orchestras, Floyd Gibbons segment, WABC CBS featuring Three X Sisters, football show and Morlon Downey. Numerous stations present orchestras, magicians, comedians, and variety acts across noon to late evening with many named acts and times.
The Sukkkoth festival opens with booths of tree boughs and harvest symbols. families prepare sukkahs at home and temples host harvest events. Services at Beth Israel, Sixth and Gutter, Friday Eve and Saturday, with Rabbi Gabriel Zakuto delivering a sermon on Tabernacles. Bene-Israel temple services postponed to Friday evening Oct 21 per Rabbi Milton Grafmn.
A discussion explains the lame duck amendment and its political obstacles. It covers presidential duties, the electors, and the challenges of a new Congress within shortened timelines including postwar budgeting, adjournment, and the influence of past practices on current governance.
A large Hamilton audience filled the Paramount Theatre for the Journal's Cooking School finale. Mrs. Thurn led two hours of recipes and kitchen device demonstrations with Miss Luella Showers assisting. The event featured four hostesses and a warm farewell, with recipes to be printed in next week's Journal.
The Holy Name society members from Tramilton Cincinnati Dayton and Speingefield held a demonstration of faith Sunday. A filial homage was sent to Italy and a protest against Catholic church persecution in Mexico was noted. Cardinal Pacelli expressed gratitude in a cablegram to the Holy Name society.
Tepression funeral services were held Friday for Jacob IF Biehl age 4 who died at his home 712 East Avenue Wednesday morning. Private services were held at his residence at 2 pm and at St John’s Church at 2 30. Rev F G Kuether officiated, interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery.
Last Tuesday marked Hubert B Begley’s twenty first birthday with gifts, games, and music by Matt and Pete Marcum. Guests included Bonnie Fin ly Audrey Clark Cecil Kadd George Hamilton Anton Campbell Mark Hill Karl Paver Lobe Uaines Bverett Carter and many Begley relatives. A farewell party for Mrs Gertrude Carter followed at her Diz ip highway home with local attendees. The Westward excursion and Fall Round-up at Titley County Country club featured a bike ride and a golf program with music and dancing planned for an evening event.
Friends of Ralph Steinle report he is recuperating at Fort Hamilton hospital after an operation Wednesday morning. Mrs. Nelson Carver Leitsch of Hot Springs Virginia visits her sister Mrs. J. H. Prodtlings. Charles Bernhard’s condition after a Marey hospital operation Tuesday morning is much improved. Mrs. June Shanely resigns as Y.M.C.A cafeteria assistant manager to join the Columbus Y.M.C.A. on Saturday. Drs. Edgar Beardalea and his daughter Hetty, former Hamiltonians, visit from Detroit with Mia Carl Brinker.
The Hamilton Retail Coal Merchants hold their annual meeting Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the Anthony Wayne hotel. D J Schuh executive secretary of the Cincinnati Board of Trade will deliver the feature address. Officers WW, Kt, Sneed serve as president and W H Stephan as vice president with Donald L Mitshell as secretary treasurer.
John Nance Garner, a dramatic candidate for vice presidency, will speak tonight on multiple stations including WLAZ Cincinnati at 10 15 PM. The national broadcast aims to reach a wide audience as Garner presents his platform.
Leaders from the Keely Dental Society and several local organizations plan a cooperative effort to address child welfare in Hamilton. Attendees include health officials, school representatives, nurses, social workers, clergy, and YWCA volunteers, discussing Red Cross work, juvenile court, and children’s services.
The account notes that entries were ranked first or second for the Second Ward yard contest, with the other place at fourth or fifth. It states that in final desk tally neither yard was entered. Suggestions arise to schedule judging earlier or at a set time, deemed a last resort due to Second Ward gardeners favoring specific flowers and perennial plots.
A garbled note from Becond Street outlines a proposed amendment to the city charter to allow transferring utility funds from the water and electric departments to the general fund. The most important asset concerns an assessment implicated by the plan.
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