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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
2
Trenton teams play in multiple events including a tight 7 to 5 loss to Monroe and a 7 to 1 Monroe win in another game. Randall Birak led Trenton with three hits and a home run while Wesco pitched well in the Monroe contests. Interclass league standings listed, with Trenton boys and girls engaging in Friday fixtures and school activities noted.
A Sevenmile school district mass meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school building The event aims to explain the need for action on a special school levy Speakers include Mr Brown assistant county auditor and C H Williams superintendent of Butler County schools The meeting also covers propositions to be voted on November 8 1930.
Darrtown made a busy start with a Junior Orchestra organized under teacher Mr Hamilton. Sophomore class staged a Columbus Day program featuring songs, readings, and a skit. Freshman class prepared scenes from Troy Island. News Club formed as Warrtown Gossips with Carl Hayes editor. Sports saw basketball and baseball results as Dartown teams traveled to Trenton. County superintendent Mr Williams visited, and Robert Fisher returned to class. Posture charts drawn attention to proper posture.
Lincoln Club defeated Washington in a baseball match as of Oct. 20 in Brockton. Standings show Lincoln with two victories and Washington with none. Next Thursday no debate, with the question: Resolved that the country is a better home for girls and boys than the city. Lincoln affirmative speakers include Helen Yapwon, Robert Keegan, Anna Maskope, and Beary Shorte. Washington side debaters listed as Lorena Tabor, Lorena Tabor, and others.
The Somerville Funior class hosted a school assembly on October 1 with a radio program aired by Station NUTS. Pep session followed led by Charles Rumpler and Dean Roberts. Students presented a radio-leaning cast list and a football and girls’ basketball results against Bevenminster.
A blurred excerpt shows a character named Owen upset about attention to “theorms of something wrong with this place.” He complains the other person ignores him and asks for help with a knot, while stray phrases hint at a convoluted, nonsensical scene without clear events or setting.
A collage of curiosities incluindo falling French family sizes from 6 to 2.2 children by 1886 and today, diamonds hidden in a glass eye, ostrich chick growth rates, and a London cyclist pursuing a record. The text blends quirky data with a dramatic fiction excerpt featuring a staged kidnapping and threats, leaping between odd statistics and tense scene fragments.
Vague OCR fragment recounts a dramatic scene where a bound body is discovered and a character named Marice is taken from a companion. The text carries archaic tone and obscure names, suggesting a mystery or crime context with a menacing air.
Last Wednesday evening a small group of charter members enjoyed a cheapr roast outing with plans to admit new members before the next social event. Friday October 14 an entertainment by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid at Buckeye offered magic works to a large crowd. earlier on Friday October 7 a penny supper in the Home Economics room raised funds for Reading Circle books. School class officers for 1932 53 include Sixth grade Richart Brenan and Patricia Gray. Seventh grade Charles Patti and Betty Inber. Ninth grade Ronald Acherts and Charles Rumpler. Tenth Jewel Gibson with secretary Francis Rumpler. Eleventh Hilda Inman and Phyliy Garrett. Twelfth Tucy Rideon and Catherine Whiteraker. The Somervilla Junior and Senior High girls formed an Intramural club under Miss Scofield to provide opportunities for girls to serve as officers or managers, with soccer and long base play during Physical Education. Boys and Girls Athletic clubs, directed by Mrs Scofield and Mr Ickgon, aim to sustain athletic and social activities. a social training class may be held. Officers include Irene Roberts as club president and Irene Collins as secretary treasurer. Joe Patti and John Conway lead the boys club. other board members listed. A Sunday band and dinner, plus related activities, are noted under Kee and Ny tie.
Special to The Journal from Symmes Corner reports a lively Sabbath with sabbath school well attended. Numerous local families and visitors, including Ernest and Mrs. Davis, Hileman, Laurber, Star, Case, Sloucker, Emerson, McCormick, Hileman, and Keim households, are noted in Sunday gatherings and calls. The piece also mentions a fall injury to Mrs. Clinton Alston Sr. and plans by the Symmes Carrier Ladies for Red Cross clothing donations to Fairfield township, with dressmaking and charitable work slated starting Thursday.
Eaton voters head to the polls in November to decide a $95,000 bond issue to purchase the distribution system of the Insull owned Eaton Lighting Co. Advocates argue lower rates for Eaton Power users through local ownership, while opponents warn of tax increases. The plan follows previous failed attempts to fund a municipal plant and a Chicago company operating arrangement. The local utility currently earns about $22,400 annually for the village, a figure supporters say should benefit Eaton residents through the bond plan.
State Line on October 29 reports the Helping Hand Missionary Society of Walker M. E. Church entertained at Bert Burgess home Thursday afternoon. Names include Walter Rife family and others, with notes on gorn husking trip to Sou[ eumile Ohio and a hospital operation at Christ Hospital in Cincinnati.
Died: litter son of Mr and Mrs William Boomer. Marriages include William avis and Ide Weebeley. Mrs Douglass Herndon and Charlee Vandus. Harry Eawards and Fassy Brug. Globe Opera House closed Sundays. Hamilton High School football team formed with players Ximer Lewis Paul Mush Herbert Btsee and others. Voter registration rises to 590 this week, total 4510.
Kaitor a Note Mrs Mary Norton praises Congressman Byron Harlan as a capable and diligent member of the House. Norton, a New Jersey congresswoman and District of Columbia Committee chair, notes his youth but effective leadership and potential to support the administration, urging re election.
Special To The Journal from Mount Carmel notes a "Famous Women" program at Mrs. Florence Gurr’s home with papers by Edna Merrell on the Indy of the land and Dorothy Burke on Lives of Famous Living Women read by Jessin Gillespie. A luncheon followed. numerous local visitors visited and called on residents, including Beatrice Luse, Florence Braun, Paul Merrell, Omer Meyers, and other neighbors.
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