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Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

13

Hamilton Federation plans fall meeting and Ohio convention bid

Hamilton Federation of Men's Bible Classes opens its fall session at the Y M C A on November 1 called by President Noel Adams. Plans aim to attract a large delegation and to arrange winter work while inviting the Ohio State Federation to hold its annual convention in Hamilton next October, potentially drawing 4 000 to 5 000 visitors. Alexander Thomson of Champion Coated Paper spoke to the Rotary Club about conditions in the British Isles and the United States, noting optimistic views amid lower living standards and discussing implications for American manufacturers.

Hamilton Federation of Men’s Bible Classes Y. M. GA Noel Adams Hamilton Federation Ohio State Federation Hamilton New Philadelphia Leavitt Alexander Thomson Champion Coated Paper Company Hamilton Roary Club Thinedey British Isles United States Mr. Thomson Scotland England Sioking Economia Conference of Dominions Thomson

P H C Praised By State Deputy at District Meeting

State Deputy CG Abell of Dayton praised Hamilton Circle No. 185 of the Protected Home Circle for strong local work and team effort. The 100 percent members Albert Dickorseheid and Alva Jalason were honored as top families. 158 members enjoyed a fish fry and dance with P H Y orchestra. A Halloween party and dance for members and families is planned for October 27.

Hamilton Cirele Albertc Dickorseheid Alva Jalason CG. Abell Dayton Hamilton Securingroenberg Hamilton Circle No Southern Ohio P. Hy. Orchestra

Club Elections Held Across HH S Chemistry and Physics

Harold Mucklem was elected president of the Chemistry club with Ben Diesbach as vice president and Dorothy Andrews as secretary. Donald Tendam chairs the constitution committee with Helen Brennan and Nagai Macke assisting. Dorothy Herrmann leads the program committee with Robert Kelie and William Harv. Earl Fooven chairs the Physics constitution committee joined by Virginia Danes and Neil Sohingen. Lester Habel heads the program committee with Betty Cochran and Robert Johnson. Mike Robards selects a pin committee of Ruth Cogswell, Mary Clawson, and Alfred Carter. Four meetings were set to occur every other pare. In Lamarck club biology, Betty Wood and Elbert Schrivner were chosen from the first two periods, Dorothy Becker and Ray Cramer from the third and fourth, William Pond and Isabel Bard from the seventh and eighth.

HH. S Earl Fooven Virginia Danes Neil Sohingen Lester Habel Betty Cochran Robert Johnson Mike Robards Ruth Cogswell Sheairman Mary Clawson Alfred Carter Xna Robert Wiecha Lamarck Club Betty Wood Elbert Schrivner Dorothy Becker Ray Cramer William Pond Isabel Bard Cass

Roosevelt Addresses Middletown Crowd On Campaign Stop

Governor Roosevelt spoke to a large Middletown crowd at the Big Four depot as his special train halted. He joked about coffee, cited trips through Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio, and named George White and Roy Bulkley as allies, hoping to see them elected and later meeting in Washington.

Middletown Franklin’ D. Roosevelt Big Four Presidential Aomites Roosevelt Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio George White le College Roy Bulkley Boal Hulkiey Washington

Beautification of Entrange Community Home Entrance

The Dayton Street entrance to Entrange Community Home has been enhanced by Hamilton Garden Club members and donor Mr. Lowridge. Volunteers replanted and rearranged shrubs and perennials, creating a garden spot set to bloom brilliantly next spring and summer for residents and passersby to enjoy.

Dayton Street Hamilton Garden Lowridgen Wayne Il Aiwerice Hamilton

Women of the Moose Plan Upcoming Events in Hamilton

The Hamilton Chapter No 26 Women of the Moose held a short business session at the Moose hall on Thursday. The Junior Moose is set for Monday evening October 24 and a past seniors’ auction is planned for November 17. Mrs Hattie Tieman and Mrs Clare Schneider were listed on the set list. A masked Halloween party followed the meeting with refreshments served.

Bt Johns Home department meeting at St Johns Church

About 200 members attended the Bt Johns Home department semi annual meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs W E Griffith spoke on Lest We Forget stressing spiritual factors over the physical. A program featured piano solo by Esther Auelsebusch reading by Doris fen Henninger and a solo by Jean Stephens. Social hour followed with refreshments by John Bruck and Mrs Henry Denler. Pastor and Mrs F C Kuather received a flower basket in honor of their wedding anniversary.

Bt. John’s Home Department W.E. Griffith Faciny Esther Auelsebusch Doris Fen Henninger Jean Stephens John Bruck Henry Denler F. C. Kuather

Grace M E Aid Society Hosts Banquet Plan

Grace M E Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs Willis Hoffman Mrs Frank Kinch and Mrs Joseph Kiknss the hostesses. Regular business was transacted followed by a social hour with refreshments it was announced that the safety will serve the father and son banquet in November.

Grace M. E. Aid Grace M.E. Ladies! Aid Society Willis Hoffman Frank Kinch Joseph Kiknss Safiity

Lindenwald M E Young Folks at Meeting and Election

Frank Haryanm was elected president of the Lindenwald AL E Young Married Folks class at a meeting in the First National Bank building. Officers include Carl Fox vice-president and Baraca chair, Mrs Earl Smithy secretary, Mrs Carl Fox treasurer, and Mrs Alma Saurber Philathea chair. Devotions by Mrs Edward Saurber. Plans announced for Baraca Philathea Union meeting at Middletown First Baptist Church October 27. Transportation arranged by Edward Laurher and William Conk. Refreshments by Mr and Mrs John Eggleston, Stewart Ferguson, Lee Kilgour. Program led by Mrs Louis Roll and Mrs Lewis Lakeman.

Frank Haryanm Lindenwald Middletown First

Obedience Pledge Cited In Ceremony For Italian Troops

In Rome a Mussolini speech reassured King Victor Emmanuel that Italy will obey orders. He praised Brisaglieri troops and cited two Berane speaking as examples of national resolve. The ceremony marked the unveiling of a monument to the Brisaglieri heroes.

Duge Rome Mussolini Victor Fimmanuel Berane

Frederick Zehring Dies After Short Illness in Germantown

Frederick J Zehring, 8 years old, son of Mr and Mrs Ogenr O Zehring of Germantown, died Wednesday at Alami Valley hospital Dayton after a brief illness. A Germantown High School graduate and member of the United Brethren church, he was active in Miami Valley aeronautical activities and attended Ohio State University this year. Survived by parents, a brother Hildreth and a sister Clarabeth.

Frederick F. Zehring Gies Germantown Fredericle J Delving Ogenr O. Zehring Alami Valley Hospital Dayton Ohio State University United Brethren Church Miami Valley

Zion Church Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

Zion Lutheran Ladies at Zion Church met Thursday afternoon for the regular monthly session. Members reviewed routine church business and discussed upcoming events and activities.

Brotherhood Opens Season With Dinner At First M. E.

Brotherhood of the First M. E. Church opened its season with a Thursday evening dinner for about fifty members. After a tasty supper, J. E. Combway, superintendent of the Sunday school, and Cyrus J. Fitton spoke on charter amendments. Morey Brout presided and announced plans for future events and November banquets. A long list of committee members and attendees followed.

Chirch J. E. Combway Cyrus J. Fitton Morey Brout

Haussey Roosters Battle With Children

Middletown Oct 21 Mrs How ard Newcomb of Middletown reports two roosters attacked her two young children aged 2 and 4 while they played in the yard. The mother says this is the third attack and she bought a hatchet to defend her family as the fowls again plunged at the youngsters.

Hausey Middletown Howard Newcomb

Visitation Campaign Planned at Congregational Church

A friendly visitation campaign is planned at Dong's Ohtror for November 16. YW and JT were approved at a Thursday night church deacons meeting. Church members will be visited during that time.

Dong Congregational Church

Chinken Dinner at Venice Draws Hamilton Folk

Several hundred Hamilton residents attended a Thursday evening dinner at the Venice church event hosted by the Presbyterian women. The chicken cafeteria style meal drew a sizable crowd and was deemed a modest success.

Venice Hamilton

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