Kiwanis District Ohio Convention in Cincinnati
Hassilion Kiwanis members attend the Ohio district convention at the Netherland Plaza Cincinnati from Sunday Oct 21 to Wednesday Oct 25. Events include the Orpheus Club performance, business sessions, and the Cave Esfor’s ball with leaders like International President Endicott and Admiral Richard Byrd sharing experiences. Local clubs Hawwilton Harrison Hillaboxo Wookland Madisonville Milford Northside Norwood Oxford Middletown contribute to the program.
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Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Hall of Mirrors
Orpheus Club
Sinampeli
Aner Jeu
Caveesfor
Eac Issaving International
Endicott
Wilkiveon
Kiwanis
Richar E. Byrd
Henry W. Naegele
Clubyrom
Walker Road notes and local visits in Richmond area
Special to The Journal from Walker Road on Oct 18 recounts extended family visits in Richmond Indiana. It lists many local names visiting relatives and friends, notes a serious injury recovery at home, attendance at hall games, and several community greetings and hospital updates.
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Walker Road
Russell Duvie
Marvin
Billie
Richmond
Ind
Clarence Barburr
Oxford
Ivory Shiplet
Johnny
Lanz
Ruth
Martha Arnold
Sanday
Wim. Hopkine
Ron
Homer
Abbott
Carl Taok
Morris Abbott
William Arnold
Muly
Jessa Adaing
Chester Howard
Af Hamilton
Sind
Hopman Barney
Middletown
Gene Brackey
Venica
Cy Bolder
Bill Singleton
Alin Af Hamilton
John D. Arnold
Lancaster
Ky Nese
Hobart Hansel
Bill Cumdans
Luther Cumming
Charlie Davis
Vernon
McDonald
College Corner
Elta Barbour
Mabel Freud
Arnold
Clarence Barbour
Nora Shiplet
Gittle
Jesse Chaney
Harry Lindower
Irs
Lucy Shiplet
Men's Golden Rule Club Holds Meeting at Unity Temple
The Men's Golden Rule Club of the Unity Temple met in regular session on Ross que nid with 15 members answering roll call. Business was venting in nature and adjournment was followed by a social tour with refreshments served by chefs Togo and Wolfe.
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Unity Terfle
Unity Templa
Ross Quenid
Togo
Wolfe
Radio News Broadcasts and Network Time Shifts
A fragmented report notes radio news coverage details including campaign broadcasts and network time allocations. It cites programs and stations with several unclear call signs and dates, mentioning NBC in September 1991 and a general increase in drama airtime.'
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New York
NBC
Cincinnati Programs By The Clock
A radio schedule listing events for Tuesday October 18 with programs on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS, including talks by Theodore Roosevelt’s governor general and various concerts. The text notes a CHG chain statistic rise and changes to WEAF's evening lineup, plus a Masillo broadcast and guest appearances by Bart Hoover and Stanley Walker.
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Theodore Rocapuelt
Generel
Philippines
Masillo
Weaf-Nbc
Sierbart Hoover
WEAF
NBC
Westminster Choir
Radio Listings Mix of Singers, Orchestras and Operatic Acts
A dense catalog of radio time slots and performer names across stations WEAF NBG WABC WIZ WJ and more. Includes Al Harnard's Minstrels Ben Bereth Ed Wynn Tommy McLaughlin and numerous orchestras with operas concerts and dance bands scheduled through the evening and into late night.
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al Harnard
Ben Bereth
Ed Wynn
Dreamin
Wabc-Cus
Georgia Pring
Tommy ‘Mclaughlin
Jay G. Pippen
Jaham Jones
Pat Daries
Country Bester
Carmen
Whiteman
Kentucky man dies by own action amid chaotic Kentucky report
Coroner Harry Donnelly of Kenton County says Dr. Rondebush died by his own action. The Shelbyville social figure, tied to multiple clubs and Northern Kentucky circles, was reported dead on arrival. Shelby circuit court involvement noted with Dr. Knynoldy and school board cases. Frankfort's James Parker, 68, Confederate veteran, died after pneumonia. Scottsville reports stabbed injuries to Emmett Johnson, age 22, while Bils Hunt sought after a knife attack. Williamstown custody event ends with two men from Cincinnati, John Hardin and Reginald Marshall, tied to a moonshine case after a collision with a line of federal agents in Lexington. Mitchell-Dr. gealsets Ree debead found dead in a jail parege.
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Harry Donnelly
Kenton County
Rondebush
Shelbyville
Gymnesiatic
Kentucky
Cinheen
Glensyrie Highcinnati
Charles W. Knynoldy
Shelby Circuit Court
Roudebert Green
Shelby County Board of Education
St Pauls Anniversary 40th celebration starts Sunday
Anniversary committee members report readiness for St Pauls Shared 40th anniversary event beginning Sunday with William Yaskis as committee chair. Millville Federated events for the week include Wednesday service meeting with Nes Oliver Yordy and a Sunday school activity in Riven at Butler county Spring Housecleaning Friday.
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ST. Paul's
William Yaskis
Millville Federated
Millville
College Corner reminiscences at church meeting and visits
The Fourmile church gathered with Mr and Mrs Robert Rapier Tuesday evening for a short business session followed by games and refreshments. Attendees included Elia Rinehart Taex Parks Mildred Adams Elizabeth Brower Edith Stubbs Webster Sheets Myra Rapier Hilda Brower Ray Rapier Richard Stevens Harold Brower Albert Brown Keith Hart and others. Local residents shared visits, illnesses, property notes, and travel plans through the week including church members Daisy Brown Irene Jackson Charlotte Benge and Rev Willis R Booth with various relatives.
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Collegé Corner
Fourmile Church
Robert Rapier
Elia
Rinehart
Taex Parks
Mildred Adams
Elizabeth Brower
Edith Stubbs
Weber Sheets
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Hilda Brower
Miss Coast
Ray Rapier
Richard Stevens
Harold Brower
Albart Brown
Keith Hart
Billy
Clark
Robart Hart
Clayton Stubbs
George Fairchilin
Elmer Treister
Daisy Brown
L. A. Jackson
Irene Jackson
Richmond
Charlotte Benge
Beech Collins
Tiberty Street
Charles Harvey
Bells McNaie
Bethel
C. W. George
Bonday
George Dickens
Freesburg
Qlyido Tollingsworth
Thelma
Martin Lock
Abbington
Helen Hollingworth
and Airs
Russ McQuistan
Twa
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Morning Sun
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Staca Bone
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Mr. Bones
Flat Rock
Black
Glenn Doner
Asheville
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Badger Faison 5 Sued for Divorce
Marie Elizabeth Faison seeks divorce from Sherwood Badger Faison and to bar him from dower in her home at 5831 Glenview Avenue, College Hill. She accuses neglect and cruelty. The couple, married May 14 1932 in Paris Kentucky, have one child, seven 18 years old.
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Jearnat Cieimnati
Marie Elizabeth Faison
Glenview Avenue
College Hill
Sherwood Badger Faison
Booth Second Street
Hamilton
Iiha
Paris
Petites
Sorert Jaceman Recovery At Forteo Hospital
A fragmentary report notes Sorert Jaceman recovering after medical treatment at Forteo Hospital. The item provides limited detail but confirms the hospital stay and ongoing condition.
Marion and Ronald confront a perilous chase
In a tense woodland scene Marion's abductor pursuit ends as Ronald resists and pleads for help. Ron confirms Brown shadows Owen, with a veiled threat and a choice between steering Marion to safety or facing pursuit. The moment tightens as the group stalls at a glade edge.
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Ronald
Marion
Abe
Mary
Cerolyn
Jed
Brown
Merion Mountain Rescue Scene From War Tales
A man recalls a perilous mountain incident where attackers masked a woman, tied her, and fled. He explains the trail and timing to police, noting how the captive managed to snatch the mask almost instantly before screams were stifled. He confirms the attacker Owen led the group and fled down a chosen trail.
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Merion
Owen
Brown
Pir
Lack of Strong Third Party An Oddity of 1932 Campaign
Byron Price surveys the 1932 presidential race noting scant third party impact. He observes broad political disengagement, factional realignment fears, and debate over a new national framework. The piece highlights Norman Thomas as a notable socialist candidate affecting discourse in major parties.
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Wasnnigion
Vet
Terantoc
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hoover
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Thomas
Naturiey
Norman Thewis
Democratia
States
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Betty Tinedeke of Dayton reports losing ten pounds in seven days with Kruschen Salts. The ad claims taking a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as a safe, harmless weight loss method. Offered at Radcliffe Drug Co and John Dargue Co with a money back guarantee and warns against imitations.
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Dayton
Kruichen
Radcliffe Drug Co
John Dargue Co
America
It’s a Wonderful Way to Relieve Ugly Eczema
An advertisement touts Zemo as a rapid relief for itching and eczema. It claims five second relief and clearing stubborn rashes, pimples, boils, and dermatitis, promoting a pricey remedy as superior to cheaper options with emphasis on relief and value.
Paradox in 1920s American politics and Prohibition party
The text discusses the clash between Republican and Democratic camps with speculation that Hoover might win a minority of votes, estimates of candidate Thomas’s strength, and the Prohibition party’s reduced impact as major parties seize the issue. It notes the party’s reduced expectations and internal hesitations as conventions unfold.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Americas
Prohibition
Prohibition Organizationa
Bour Major Parlies
Plans For Two St Josephs Card Parties
Plans for a four card party on November 7 and a mother and daughter party on December 12 were made at a St Joseph's Blessed Virgin Senior meeting in the school hall on Monday night.
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Joseph's Bodirty
Nondescript Remedy Across Nations Cited as Soothing Cure
An unclear passage touts a home remedy said to ease throat irritation and coughing with beverages and syrups. It references pine products, possibly Norway Pine, as healing agents and claims rapid relief with a money back guarantee. The item reads like a period newspaper ad or notice.
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Joanie
Eng
Norway Pine
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