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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1932
Page
2
Emilia and Abby navigate Paris during wartime as they coordinate lodging and plans. Emilia faces pressure from Major MacLeod and contemplates love with a hopeful yet cautious outlook while Abby critiques housing and funds. The pair balance romance, duty, and resourceful travel amid the city’s lively but tense atmosphere.
Indianapolis dispatch surveys Indiana Republican morale after a poor showing in mid term contest. Key figures, including Senator Watson and Frederick Van Nuys, defend the ticket, acknowledge weak mood, and stress continued campaigning while noting limited enthusiasm for the White House.
Probate Judge Gideon Palmer ordered a modification Monday to the estate inventory of Charles Dune Hamilton, showing only Liberty bonds as assets and upholding the contention that all securities belong to Emma Bene.
College Corner reports social visits and gatherings across Hamilton and Richmond. Families such as Snyder Gadd Fuhrmann and Ardery were seen in Hamilton Mountay, with residentes in Richmond hosting relatives and attending dinners. Numerous locals including Bill, Wilbur, Caldwell, Lindmery, Chamberlain, Reynor, Leonard, Van Nest, Smith, Bake, and Hetrick are noted visiting, entertaining, or traveling, with events ranging from Sunday visits to dinners and bridge evenings.
The page gives a dated horoscope noting favorable outcomes in business and private life, with hints of artistic or cultural promotion. It mentions heightened popularity, honors for those in authority, and potential high status for someone born on the day. Notable names include Jockin Coop an and Mavia Stor.
A compact list of 19th century figures with brief biographical notes and death dates. Includes jurists, clergymen, scientists, politicians, and composers such as Franklin Bache, John P. Kennedy, Lord Macaulay, and Johann Strauß.
Mrs A G Kay hosted Mary Blaine's fifth birthday with gifts as attendees joined games and Halloween themed decorations. A large Presbyterian church crowd heard Dr Reynalde of Liberty discuss his trip to the Holy Land. John Hamilton recovers from a sabhanele on his left hand as Hubert Brockley and Irene Jackson travel through Brown County.
The will of Robert C. Vanderveer of Middletown, dated June 8 1913, leaves the entire estate to his widow Mary Vanderveer and names her executrix without bond. Witnesses listed are BFP Harwits and Henrietta Slide.
A testimonial dinner planned at the Hotel Alms in Osh on Tuesday will honor Dr. David Philipson celebrating his seventieth birthday. The event expects about 760 guests with former Mayor Murray as toastmaster. Speakers include Dr. Philipson’s rabbi role noted by Rabbi Samuel H. Golderson and leaders from religious groups.
Frank Staniey of New Burlington files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Cincinnati. Scheduled debts around 6143 with unsecured claims about 2323. Assets listed at 3049.94 including bills receivable 208 and personal property 15. Major unsecured creditors named include Citizens National Bank H In Lanum receiver Wilmington 700 Waynesville National Bank Waynesville 850 and Florerian Stanley RE D Row Burlington.
Albert Gebhart, 78, died Saturday at his home on Alain Street after months of illness. He is survived by his widow and four children: Harley of Franklin, Frederick of Pittsburgh, Max of Dayton, and Mrs. William Joslyn of Dayton. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
A terse notice notes fewer school bays due to ten colds reducing available spaces. The report cites a total count affected and mentions a savings in practice, reflecting limited facilities and attendance impacts.
An advertisement touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin for instant headache and pain relief. It claims rapid dissolution in the stomach, fast action within minutes, and safety, urging buyers to verify genuineness by the Bayer cross stamp on tablets.
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