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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
5
Eaton Ohio residents will decide in the fall election on a 95000 bond issue to buy the Eaton Lighting Company distributing system or build a new system. The council initially failed to reach a legal three readings. R B Albright altered his vote to allow a final vote, then voted against again, but the measure passed 4 to 2 with Judge Freitag voting no.
A political briefing notes Roosevelt will likely deliver far more speeches than Hoover to outline a constructive program. Analysts see confident Roosevelt and cautious Hoover as voters weigh honest leadership against claimed misfortunes of the last years. A Western state survey shows urban Roosevelt support rising while rural Hoover strength shifts, signaling a potentially decisive regional split.
Past chancellors met at Hamilton Lodge No. 39 in Hamilton to discuss arrangements for a past chancellors meeting at Okeana on November 17. Temptation facilities were announced for any knight attending. Harmer Howell and Abboyt Ray Isador were elected delegates to the Grand Lodge meeting in Idina, Ohio. The D O K K will be observed at Pythian Castle hall.
Willoughby, 92, of 623 Bernard Avenue, pled guilty in a rawnicipsl Court Friday to a petty larceny charge. Railroad detective W A Lawler, Baltimore and City Police arrested him Thursday night amid allegations he stole coal. The article notes a quixotic claim about the Thousand Talands of the St Lawrence River.
The piece surveys three key developments in the party struggle with former President Coolidge backing Hoover and endorsing prohibition, Roosevelt preparing a western speaking tour, and Al Smith weighing a campaign message. Roosevelt sends workers toward the South and West, while Roosevelt’s Vermont swing signals a shift from the Northeast.
At High Street Church of Christ a Women's Missionary Society gathering honored Miss Clive Shale, former Hamiltonian, home from Porto Rico where she is a missionary. Members from Central Church of Christ and Windowwald Church attended. Mrs G We Mowe presided, with devotions by Mrs Albert Howard and fellowship haw led by Mrs E B Andrews.
The American Titans subject was discussed at the Lindenwald Church of Christ meeting Tuesday night. Present were Miss Maile Dontay and Mrs. Mary Shipton along with Mrs. Gordaneller Mrs. Don Young and Mrs. Peter King. Janet and Martha Kauffman sang a duet and Martha Kauffman a solo. Campfire legends were told by Rob Kernehan Farm Windsor Louise Booher Verna Buell and Chua Metcalfe.
Millville Aid Society elected Mya Fred Friday as president at a meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Other officers named were Mrs Amanda Willsey as vice president Mrs Howard Yordy as secretary Mrs Ruth Dulman as assistant secretary and Mrs Gaovee Ent as treasurer. Installation planned for Sunday morning at the War Ship service. Chicken supper set for Thursday October 19 at K. of P. hall in Millville.
October events at Millville Federated Church are organized by a committee led by Adina Smith as general chairman. Wael Jammbor heads a smaller subcommittee, with Ray Davis overseeing program and Mrs Noah Gillespie in charge of public tests. Mrs Magurre Muskopf leads entertainment and Mag Penuk Matfield chairs the dinner.
Vocabulary note from a language column defines premise as a verb meaning to set forth beforehand and introduces common misuses and pronunciations. It emphasizes improving word choice with examples and daily practice.
Washington dispatches report Senator D. Wess of Ohio endorses Harry S. Kissell of Springfield for chairman of the board of directors of the new Cincinnati Home Loan Bank to be created soon. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board must appoint the 11 directors of each district bank, with later steps to involve savings banks and mortgage companies.
Information of value will be brought back to the Hamilton fire department by the members selected to attend the Ohio Wire School at Ohio State University Columbus September 19 21 and 22 Chief William Conlin announced Friday Jamar H Mondricks assistant chief Robert Bloeckel captain Don owned engineer have been chosen to attend and will be met from funds raised through sales of programs at the Ohio Wire Chiefs association convention Nell here earlier this year The school period will train firemen from across the state in advanced fire fighting methods and feature talks by nationally known firefighters followed by demonstrations
Don Bolton, 1 year old, of 1404 Yankee Street, Middletown Ohio, was struck by a truck and injured but expected to recover. The driver, Karel Coldiven, was exonerated in the incident near his home on September 9.
Miss Mildred O Donell was elected president of the First M World Friendship chain. Other officers chosen include Hyelyn Wright as vice president Ruth Asolvin as recording secretary. Eisa Mildred Swig is corresponding secretary Mina Moore treasurer Jeanette Wood mite box secretary and Margaret Krahnbuhl supplies secretary. Committees named Ruth Clark program Tazel Da Vou magi Frances Shifler posters and invitations Inez Tangerford Dorothy Beasley games. Refreshments were served at a late hour.
Valley Chapel in Ray Dawson parish holds Sunday school at .20 a m and preaching at 10:30 with a gospel sermon by the pastor. Beaux Esprit class meets Monday. Millville church shows Rev. D. Emerson Tobias and clergy in services at 10:30 with a new floor and revarnished pews. Dayton Summer School of Leadership Training notes large enrollment at Central Theological Seminary. Darrtown M E Church hosts Sunday school at 9:30 and divine service at 1:30 pm led by Ralph Colton Jones amid administrative duties.
Walker Chapel holds Sunday events starting at 2 p.m. with Mx Harry Kolb as superintendent. Miss Flint serves as secretary with Miss Hively as organist and Mr WIL as church secretary. Evening worship at 3 p.m. features The Everlasting God.
The Latics Aid Society of the Central Church of Christ meets Thursday evening. A nominating committee with Mrs. Alwen Walle as chair will report next meeting. Social hour with refreshments precedes, about 20 members attend. J M Engelke dead in Cincinnati at 58. former secretary at Hf J Cain Fish and Poultry Co. for 17 years.
Coulinmd from Pare 1 shows Bulkley pressing Bettman on Volstead Act views. He challenges ambiguous statements about modifying the act to allow beer with permissible alcoholic content. He asks if Bettman truly supports legalization or remains silent.
Hamilton County authorities detained three men after officers reported they planned to steal apples. Deputy Charley Martin identified Paul Urmanic 25, Anthony Urmanis 22, and Vela Cordola 38 at 751 East Avenue as the suspects. The trio admitted attempting to steal fruit and were found with aerry theo homie in their auto mabile. The incident occurred in Cincinnati, Kept. 9, at the Hamilton Thu Dauphin county area.
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