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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
12
A Nashville urban commentary examines labor voting patterns in the 20th century, noting unions and industrial employers cautioning about Democratic victory. Ostensibly from a political interview, it discusses fears of factory shutdowns, public sentiment, and hopes for economic revival under a new administration within four years.
Surprising claim that Zemo clears pimples and eczema quickly. Ad claims include rapid itch relief, skin smoothing, and blemish reduction. Price points listed for various strengths. consumer testimonials urge trying cheaper remedies first.
Judge Clinton D. Boyd dismissed three cases after entries in district court on Wednesday. Plaintiffs Noney vs Mort Crafts, Fremont Giale vg. I, and 0 Goodwin v Fremont Clixis Ava Ty Goodwin appear in the docket.
The George Krebs and Sona furniture store marks twenty five years in business with a Silver Fabilea Furniture event. Birthday gifts accompany purchases as loyal patrons are thanked during the event at Third and Court streets after twenty five years of careful merchandising.
A garbled puzzle item from Philadelphia references a baby born in Chestnut Hills Hospital on October 8 to Mrs Theodora Ghattos, 90, and a separate note mentions Mrs Chat tos mother, Mrz Charles Teads cliffe, with dates miscopied. The fragmentary text hints at a registration puzzle with unclear parentage and dates.
A judgment for $30 618 in favor of Cities Service Oil Co was entered in a common pleas court on Wednesday against Charles Weezer of Midilatawn on an account action. The case caption and spelling reflect historical OCR errors but indicate a monetary judgment against an individual in a civil account dispute with the oil company.
A special Sunday program at 20:30 broadcasts from New York with WEAF NBC and WABG ORS chains. Tack Dempsey Rah Ruth and other sports figures along with university guests will join the welfare and relief mobilization theme.
A cluttered listing shows radio and musical programs across networks NBC CBS and local stations. It includes mentions of Governor Roosevelt talks and broadcasts from Ben Ronnie the Dixie network plus university bands and various performances.
Readable bits list radio programs across stations WEAF WABC WIZ WRAT WEBL WHRO and more. Names include Rudy Vallee Georgia Pricaj Isham Jones Gurn Orchestra Bonnell sisters and Chapin with a wide mix of orchestras choirs and church programs through dayparts and late nights.
The Palace offers western melodrama with LonT Gibson in a tale of two tankers and an attempted robbery, delivered with Gibron’s familiar style. Paramount screens Down to Earth with Will Rogers and family in a fast paced comedy rich in laughter and light philosophy.
The Non-Partisan Political Campaign committee hosts an open meeting Friday evening at the Lahore Bemple on South Second Street. It is the last chance for candidates to address voters before election day in November. All interested hearing talka are invited to attend.
Columbus lawyer Duffy won the Democratic primary for Ohio attorney general defeating Francis Paulson of Cleveland. He carried 80 of 83 counties by a 77,000 vote majority, with roots in Perry County and Columbus practice, and a background including Dartmouth College, legal work in Columbus, and a World War II naval service.
Albert Stacey and his wife Clara B. Stacey of Warren County filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions listing joint secured debts totaling 29,940.14 and unsecured debts of 466.14 and 3,800. They report 10,600 in farm equity under mortgages to the federal Land Bank and mortgage-backed debts to Lebanon Citizens National Bank, Waynesville National Bank, and other creditors. They name four children as mortgagors on Warren Street properties in Dayton Ohio. Leslie Gray of Waynesville is listed as a 1,000 creditor tied to a mortgage on an automobile. The couple’s assets include properties in Ohio and Kentucky. The filing cites mortgages to multiple banks and land banks.
Mrs A B McCormick’s birthday celebrated with surprise party at the Charles Gentry residence Monday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hurley Sr., and many neighbors. Card games and refreshments featured, with additional social visits and notices of local residents’ activities in Reily and nearby communities.
Sunny Side October notes list Mrs Harry Koll and Joann of Peoria Indiana visiting. Venize visit by Miss Chowlotty Florence Shupp. Mr and Mrs Smil Kardon and son at Avco Park Middletown. Mrs Janes W Smith at a ball game. Walter Damerray started work at a house. Marmon Arki spent Sunday with friends. Alan Mino Thompson spent day morning at Okpang. mention of Richmond writing and Trinition Friday.
An old health ad promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for stomach and head discomfort. It claims four purposes: bowel opening, fever and toxin relief, headache easing, and intestinal toning to ward off further illness. No narcotics, nonhabit forming, standard cold tabet pocket size.
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