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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1932
Page
6
Ann Arbor Michigan halfback Sack Heston suffered a right leg fracture and torn ligaments in the game against Ohio State at Columbus. The injury ends his season. Teammate Stanley Fay also injured and likely out for two weeks.
Princeton residents report social visits and travel notes. Jehu Ashton was in Hamilton, My, while Mrs. George Kaile spent sunny days in Wilmington visiting daughter Ruth in college. Banner Maham and family visited Sunday evening. Joe Condon and John attended a football game in Dayton Friday. Mrs Haze Take and son Dre visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Straub Sunding near Middletown Pike. Catherine spent Sunday with friends in Tunillon.
Mrs. Charles Gontey hosted a birthday supper for Mrs. A B McCormick with friends Monday evening in State Line. Harmony church elders met with Mr and Mrs Wehr Thursday. George McClure and Bert Burgess bought a hog at Earl Briar's sale. Mr and Mrs Vio Gingavick visited Ren Vann Monday. Charley Webes and others planned a church donation call on Mrs Lou Abbuil of Mix.
A town page lists numerous visitors and introductions from a social event led by Aetown speaker on Life. Multiple names appear as dinner guests and callers including Ruth Holle, Miss Florence Babington, Marie Ryan, Dora Shearer, Esta Rollins, Elizabeth Sorrell, and families like Mullender, Williams, Hugsell, and Cooper. Mentions of Rev. Mitchell visiting Cincinnati and sick entries for Pin Hunter appear amid fragmented notices.
Local notes record union meetings, social events, and notices. Sah Washington Chapter and Wo 195 report regular meeting and initiation with welcome speeches, while Carpenters Union No 637 announces funeral services for Brother S B Carson. Other items mention dances, open evenings, new shop locations, and card games at St Ann’s party with Euchre and pinochle.
Erville Ind readers note Herbert Buttery aiding Warney McClure on a project while Mrs Walter Hurley spent Thursday in Bemilton. The fragment indicates social and civic activity among residents as reported in local columns.
A scan of church and community items lists a Troy man delaying his travel, a Dayton district meeting for the Wamaana Missionary societies at Franklin Presbyterian church on October 18, and a Halloween masquerade planned for October 29. Also notes dinner guests visiting Middletown and regular parent teachers meetings in the local school auditorium.
Dicky races with Hugh Grantland through a tree circled glade in a perilous effort to locate Marion the kidnapped girl. A bitter taunt about Faithful Fido strains loyalties as the rescue mission hinges on trust, timing, and a perilous night flight.
Adele narration follows a tense scene on a perilous ascent as Hugh and Dicky lift off in an auto-gyro while threats loom. The speaker fears pursuit and warns of a waiting rendezvous near a hotel as loyalties blur and a risky rescue plan unfolds. Renate reports Marion and Carolyn missing amid mounting danger.
The star forecast warns of many setbacks and delays in business employment and personal relations on this day. It advises postponing major actions and choosing paths of least resistance while maintaining tact and persistence. A child born today may be thoughtful and studious.
In the new fashion page by Vera Winston a brown and green frock showcases fall color pairing. The design features a brown body with green bodice and sleeves, accented by white buttons and decorative trims. The piece highlights youthful appeal for women of all ages and offers styling ideas for a contrasting top.
Household tips describe whitening handkerchiefs with peroxide in rinse water and note fruit stains may fade. Suggestions include sugar substitutes and golden syrup for juice flavor, plus salad care with water. A note mentions removing seawater stains from shoes with common soda and describes bacon curing yielding pink fat tones.
Michigan and Purdue lead the Big Ten with broader conference gains noted. Virginia, Florida, and North Carolina State clash in other conferences. Southwest Texas faces undefeated Rice in the Southwest, while Baylor and Texas A&M gain elsewhere. Arkansas meets Louisville in the South, and Southern Methodist plays Centenary in the Southern Intercollegiate A.
A Hamilton county grand jury, after hearing witnesses, returned charges of first degree murder against James Murphy, 22, and his brother Joseph Murphy, 17, in the slaying of Harry F Friedhoff, cashier of a Silvertown bank in Ohio. The pair allegedly entered the bank six days earlier to rob it. shot at officers during the alarm, took $15, and fled. Joseph Murphy’s apprehension was expected. James Murphy remained at large.
David B. Kahn of Hamilton Ohio spoke to the American Association publicity and advertising section in Atlantic City warning against overreaching advertising budgets. Ry W. Gallagher of Cleveland awarded medals for merit and heroism among industry employees. Reports include a Cincinnati funeral for Rev Charles Schoeppner FP M and a suicide by Charles W. Murray, plus a raid at Matthews Selected Dairies and a Lake Erie Steel Corporation voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
A fragmented, polemic note criticizes American diplomacy and ambassador selection. The writer mocks a Parisian sample, accuses officials of bias, and laments absence of a diplomatic peerage while condemning European views and US funding for wars. Norman H. Davis is mentioned as unable to attend due to illness. The message urges repayment of debts rather than war preparedness.
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