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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1932

Page

6

Voter eligibility shifts show men rise while women fall

Analysis of Hamilton voter rolls after registrations indicates a growing male advantage and shrinking female participation. First ward gains 326 eligible voters since 1928 with 3,875 men and 3,010 women now registered. Second ward shows similar trends though less pronounced. Fifth ward records a decline in total eligible voters but a jump in male registrants to 1,692 while female voters drop to 826. Authorities note no official comment. observers link changes to campaign focus on women and turnout dynamics.

Hamilton Rota Board of Elections Ssssials Isaacs Preeincte Taes

Hits Sweeper Arrest Harbin In Auto Crash

Harbin, 26, of 2218 Grand Bonnvard, was arrested by Patrolmen John Bippus and Ed Tuley on intoxication and operating an automobile while intoxicated charges after his car rear ended a city street sweeper. City employees John Hogan and R. Wyatt were aboard the sweeper. incident occurred on the Dixie Highway south of Bolla avenue. A red light on the sweeper rear was reported. Harbin to be tried in municipal court Monday night.

O'Slouk Janes Harbin Grand Bonnvard John Bippus Ed Tuley John Hogan Fulh Street R. Wyatt Race Street Pelice Prowler Bremen Washington Streets Aleak Patroloinn Ed ‘Taley Strosk Lizhta East Avénue Hanover Street Dayton Park Avenue Pleasant Avenue Tepeea Shuler Avenues Carl Pottinger

Democratic Motorcade Passes Through Butler Next Week

A Butler county tour by Democratic leaders including Charles V. Truax and Will P. Stephenson is set for Tuesday and Wednesday with fair weather anticipated. Speakers head the list as Byron D. Harlan seeks re election with county candidates. Schedule lists town stops and times for October 25 and 28 across nine venues.

Butler Charles V. Truax Agricultura Ohio Will P. Stephenson Supreme Cqurt Byron DB. Harlan Venice Shandon Gieana Kelly Oxford Darrtown Golle Bomerville Osvil Levermile Spring Overpeck Trenton Munror Bethany Mands West Chester Port Union

Dinner at U.P. Church features New York to Rainbow Empire talk

Travelers Club of U.P. Church and Dinner Travelers Club hosted a Sunday evening at the parish charge. Hilda Smith led travel plans with a talk titled From New York to the Rainbow Empire presented by Maxim Kirna and assisted by Clara Rosson. A social time followed with Halloween games.

Ethiopia Lub United’ Prosbyteyibnahurd Travetions Hilda Smith New York Rainbow Empire Maxim Kirna Clara Rosson

Prosperity Days Event Plans Highlight Hamilton Merchants

The Prosperity Days program under the Hamilton Merchants’ association will culminate with a November 6 program at the Paramount theatre, featuring loudspeakers for street listeners and an overflow at the Palace. The campaign continues daily with new shoppers drawn by merchant values and citywide participation across Hamilton and Butler counties.

Hamilton Merchants’ Exsoiiation Paramount Theatre Hamilton Butler

Business Girls Of Y W C A Political Rally

The Business Girls of the Y W C A plan a political rally at the Y W C A on Wednesday October 26 at 6 o'clock. The organizing committee lists Ain Feuer Kay Weiland Corinne Tweck Wilhelmina Gend le Mary Ellen Zingwers and others handling invitations decorations food ballots and pit duties.

Business Girls of Business Girls Canmitten Ain Feuer Bach Kay Weiland Sally Matia Note Thomas Corinne Tweck Wilhelmina Gendle Franklin D. Roosevelt Mary Ellen Zingwers Thelma Dallne Herbert Hoover Waldering Gilbert Frances Reed Betty James Verna Briggs Myctla Alon Keys

Appeal For Clothing Relief Aid in Hamilton Store

Appeal goes out today for donations to the Hamilton Relief Store as the third season winds down. The week showed less participation than prior years with residents urged to donate clothing or cash to help those in need. a relief committee will call for items if donors cannot deliver them.

Hamilton Robert Mr Sohngen Chairpian Mary di K Baker Joseph MH DuBois Hud Anguata Hoss Fehd

Alfred Smith to Speak From Newark on Radio Night

Alfred E Smith will address the public from Newark New Jersey Monday night His remarks will be broadcast and heard over WSAT Cincinnati and WAN Cleveland for the Hamilton area audience The event marks a key moment in the Governor's campaign plans.

Hamilton Alfred Smith Newark New Jersey WSAT Cincinnati WAN Cleveland

Dental Program for Schools Discussed by Local Society

A meeting of the Lue.Eeely Dental Society Friday evening after dinner reviewed a dental program for public and parochial schools. No definite plans were made, with further investigation expected. Dr. T. Baumgartner of Oxford was elected to represent the society at the state convention in Cleveland. An application for membership from Dr. Charles Baum was received. The post meeting will be held in Middletown, with attendees including Drs. J. J. Wetzel William EB. Smith William Lebo G Snider Gordon Johnson Edward Drinker Charles A. Sebald C. J. Keely W. B. Caldwell P. A. Krucker Ray S. Albers Charles Baum and T. Baumgartner.

Eeely Dental Society Middletown J. J. Wetzel Willian EB. Smith William Lebo G Snider Gordon J Johnson Edward’ Drinker Charles A. Sebald C. J. Keely W. B. Caldwell P. A. Krucker Ray S. Albers Charles Baum T. Baumgartner

Pig Roast for Elks Tuesday at Hamilton Lodge

Elks at Hamilton Lodge No. 93 plan a pig roast next Tuesday evening following the regular meeting. Past exalted rulers will honor P.P. Boli district deputy grand exalted ruler with entertainment and hosting duties assigned to the committee in charge.

Hamilton Lodge EL EO Elks P.p.boli Grant Nix Ace

Theft charges renewed against Croucher and Kouba

Walter Croucher, age 21, of Garden avenue, faces a petit larceny warrant signed Friday by G. Cook, Baltimore and Ohio railroad detective, with a similar charge shown for Carl Kouba, 24, of Bennington avenue.

Croucher Cos Walter Croucher Aga 21 Garden Avenue Friduay G. Cook Baltimore Okie Railroad Carl Kouba Benninghoten

Henderson Suit by Bank Settled

Monroe National Bank reached a settlement in the common pleas court Saturday with defendants J. C. Henderson and Maud M Henderson in a civil action filed against them. The terms were disclosed in a court notice.

Obio Taxi Ohia Taxi and Baggage Company Harilton Joseph Collins Common Pleas Henderson Monroe National Bank J. C. and Maud MM. Henderson

Red Cross 6th Class Fire First Aid Training Held

The Red Cross conducted a free five hundred student first aid class in 19a2 under Ted Reiter. The program included city firemen hospitals workers and scouts. A Wednesday night formation listed Abbey Nell Rhoton Alma Miller Ora Tanner Alberta Wagner J nette Wagner Berths Hinkel Nellie Toennison Elizabeth Kappel Eloise Olnser Elganne Heinemin Gordon DeLana Francis Jambrell Geo Schnapp and S Davis. Juniors will begin October 28 at the Red Cross classrooms 208 Kresge building with applications to be made by calling 1788.

Wew Standird Red Cross Birat Aid Olasa Ted ‘Reiter Red Croses Oth Jonior Abbey Nell Rhoton Alma Miller Ora Tanner Alberta Wagner Jeannette Wagner Berths “Hinkel Afrs Nellie Toennison Elizabeth Kappel Eloie Olnser Elganne” Heinemin Messer Brein Merchant Gordon DeLana Francis Jambrell Geo Schnapp Davis Reiter Kresge Red Cross Pines Frea Xoyone

Reports to Police On Two Prowlers

Police logs recount multiple minor incidents in Bremen and Washington streets and nearby districts. Nearby residents report vandalism, loitering, stolen light fixtures, and vehicle debris, with several individuals identified as targets or witnesses.

Father and Son Activities Outlined At Y Meeting

Churches lodges and other groups attended a Y meeting outlining father and son activities. New ideas emerged for entertainment features and speakers for father and son banquets. A follow up session for song leaders and recreation directors was set for November 1 at 7 30 at the YMC A.

Xo MG Y. M-C Oder L Wf. Freebiling FMA Austens H. Klippel AC. G. Av. Chafee St. John

Ft Hamilton District Nurses Meet Features Pernicious Anemia Talk

The Ohio Nurses association Fort Hamilton district gathers Monday afternoon at 2 90 at Fort Hamilton hospital. Dr Wealon will discuss Pernicious Anemia before about 100 members from Cincinnati and nearby areas. A musical program accompanies the session with Katherine Riley, director of studies, presiding.

Dee Orange Weston Ohio Nurses Association Fort Mamilton Hospital Wealon Cincinnati Ilfor Katherine Riley Airestor Smuntyes Ad UN Hospital

Rapid Progress on North Third St Employ 15 Men

A gang of 75 workers, under Roberts Supply Co at Lima, reported steady progress on the North Third Street extension. Contractors poured 1000 feet of concrete for half of the 40 foot roadway, with piers being prepared for the Michigan River Bridge. A temporary river bridge has been erected and excavation for piers continues.

North Third St Saturdey North Third Street Roberts ‘Supply ‘Company Lima Contrac Mara Miani Tivar

Memorial Meeting Honors E G Ruder Founder of Aid Chest

A memorial meeting for B G Ruder, founder of the Hamilton Community Chest and longtime welfare helper, is set for Thursday at 4 am in the Chamber of Commerce offices. Homer Card of the Jamiltac Welfare Federation announced the BE G Huger Memorial Meeting and named a committee to draft a tribute resolution.

B. G. Ruder Hamilton Commupity Chest Amlock Chamber of Commeres BE. G. Huger Homer Card Jamiltac Welfare Federation Hunget Welfare Fedteration Me. Gard Murr M. Beckett John 3.Neilan George H. Simons Ryder Welfare Federation

Democratic Ladies to Meet Monday Evening

The Ladies Democratic party will hold a special meeting Monday evening October 24 at the headquarters on Court Street.

Democratioc Democratic Elph Court Strat

Loyalty campaign plans in U P Church Sunday

The United Presbyterian church rolls out a loyalty drive asking over 200 families to attend at least one service each Sunday until Christmas. The church official board of 20 pledged members will attend regularly, with Rev Pierre Beavin to present the plan to the congregation Sunday morning.

United ‘Presbyterian Pierre Beavin

Setzer Sentenced In Hamilton Federal Court Case

Judge Robert Nevin in Cincinnati federal court Friday imposed sentences on several Hamilton defendants. Henry Miller received an eighteen month suspended sentence for counterfeiting. Marvin Setzer got two and a half years for Mann Act violation. Harry Brown was sentenced to nineteen months for counterfeit currency use. Additional defendants faced varied penalties, including transportation of a foreign national for white slave law violations and copyright-related offenses.

Ramilton Ten Henry Miller Marvin Setzer Jong Bermits Federal Atlanta Robert Nevin Gincionaty Miller Setzer Cincinnali Dot Tuaga Robert R. Nevin United States District Court Bat Thay Henry “Miller Hamilton Harry Brown Nevin Nota Brown Atlanta Federal Penitentiary West Side Better Marvity Letter Third Street Ise Janin Shell London Huwan Harry Halperin Halperin Cincinnati Cour Clayton Osborne

Schedule of Fort Wamiltch council D A events

Two membership applications were received at the Fort Wamiltch council No 109 Daughters of America meeting held at the Dav Hall South Second street. The following schedule for the next two weeks includes a chicken supper tonight from to 8 p m an ogee sewing a degree team practice Wednesday initiation Friday October 28 a Halloween party for members and families and November 6 the council will present the American Flag to Central Church of Christ.

Fort Wamiltch Coonell Daughters of America D.ai Av South Second Street Cincinnati Central Church of Christ

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