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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary verse by Kilwin Arnott quoted by Stella Weiler Taylor praising a woman named Rosemary as all rose leaves fair and delicate. The text reads as a decorative remembrance line with lilting imagery of petals, gown flow, and lace arms and shoulders.
A long handwritten letter from Bella C. Vasey of San Francisco to a Hamilton contact recounts family history, the Wicksford plantation era, and her literary career. It includes reviews of past friends, notes on her travels, and a preview of upcoming issues of The Pacific Coast Review.
The ninth meeting of the Prine Pork Traingers club in Wayne Township was hosted by Mary Bergeron. Shinfor Selenek guided members on record book preparation and led a practice for the Entler county fir. After adjournment, members enjoyed squires and contests and a luncheon. Next meeting set for Facksontiarg school with RAYMOND PLL reporting.
The Trenton Heratchers Poultry Club held its regular meeting at the home of Margaret Kramer on August 25 1932. Members were called to order, a remonstration on how to grade chicks was discussed, and Byron Noe led games and songs. A lunch was served, and plans were set for a September 6 gathering with a talk on keeping chickens in confinement by Riva Quinn.
The Sunny Sewing club held its ninth meeting at Miss Anna and Viola Muakopi’s home on August 48. President Atss Amun Muskapé called the session to order and roll call noted members’ preferred needlework. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved as revised.
New York September 19 The Woven Inan ee report describes Timmy Walker’s City Hall suite emptied of its emergency clothing. Mementoes of seven decades of welcoming channel swimmers visiting firemen and others have been removed. The former mayor’s work day habits and wardrobe changes are noted as the closet formerly held six pressed suits and emergency items.
Word comes from Holgar Friedlander president of the Cincinnati Scout Council and Arthur E. Roberts scout executive that a regional conference is planned in Cincinnati October 5 6 7 at Camp Begar. Bay Scout leaders from Hamilton will attend with top national figures including Dr Huber W Hurt national director of youth research and Thomas J Keane national Sea Scout director. The event will cover cubbing box scout rural scouting and 4 H youth programs with discussions led by noted educators and authors.
An 1847 report notes a hill-top earthwork fort near Hamilton in Butler County. The 17-acre site, 250 feet above the Miami valley, features a 5 foot wall and four entrances protected by inner embankments. Archaeologist Squier documented this and two other enclosures, highlighting Ohio’s prehistoric Mound Builders and the long vanished cultures.
In Uniontown Pa a plan unfolds to establish 48 camps nationwide for destitute World War I veterans and their families. National leaders assert the Bonus Expeditionary Force differs from the self styled groups and will not charge dues. Camp sites will provide quarters and rations with future farming to make veterans independent of relief agencies. Donations to support the Uniontown camp are requested.
Reports from New Miami Steady Stitchers and Posey clubs detail August meetings at schoolhouses and parks. Members sewed and worked on aprons and clothing records, discussed dues, sung songs, and planned picnics and exhibitions. Sessions included lunch, games, showers, and a hay ride plan, with adjournments and schedules for September gatherings.
The Fairfield Scratchers seventh meeting on September 2, 1938 featured an order by the president, a demonstration on how to show chickens, and an engaging recreation program. Sevenmile Sewing Club held its meeting discussing record books, finished writnles, and a planned play for the fair. Oxford Township Pig Club met Sept 2 at Investors Woods, built a stone furnace, roasted wieners and watermelons, and held a brief business session.
Maynard Ferris reports on the Fairfield Good Milkers meeting held at Robert Hoole’s home. Attendees reviewed books with leader and Donald Marsh demonstrated jaw milking technique for cows before planning a trip to the Ohio State Fair. Refreshments followed adjournment.
The Henwyer Federated Club hosted a caliphira program and roast in Hanover Aug. 16 at Backeth's woods with seven members present. Milfred and Ruth Thotan led a craft demonstration and art lessons. Afternoon activities included swimming and games as Mildred Tharne served refreshments. Helen Skillman reported.
In Scotland a strike by pot malt distillers leads to a general stoppage of distilleries. Workers fear mass layoffs as taxes and market slump squeeze output. Rothes alone holds about 2,000,000 gallons, with potential value of $25,000 if aged. Sixty-eight distilleries face reduced activity, with ninety-one total in Scotland and seventy-eight owned by the Scotch Malt Distillers.
Patchy record lists several prominent individuals with birth years and origins. Werner Stanley of Vermont and Thacher of New York are noted, along with Mark Sullivan of Washington and others. Dates placed around Worcester Ohio and Tebary Nova Scotia suggest a commemorative feature on birthdays of notable personalities.
Divorce action filed by a wife seeks alimony while husband Tiffin Ohio claim of $40,000 in lead and other property. Several regional items include gas well discovery near McCutchanville, a hospital incident in Greenup County, and a 100000 estate disposition. Willaman family anniversaries in Columbus and penalties in Akron stand out among broad Ohio news.
Mary Benita Post through her mother Della Post seeks a divorce from Orville Le Post of Harreiton married May 24 1930 Newport Ky. Petition asks alimony and support while a restraining order prevents disposal of a car and $265 in savings certificates. court action occurred Thursday.
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