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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1932
Page
5
D. R. Rever, superintendent of Hamilton public schools, will portray Sames Adame the second signer of the Declaration of Independence in The Immortal Washington pageant at the Butler County fair grounds Wednesday and Thursday.
Community calendars list church events for the week including services, study groups, concerts, and volunteer activities across area congregations. Details show times, locations, contact points, and offerings for weekday and weekend programs.
Broad list of church and parish activities, meetings, prayer services, classes, and social events across local denominations. Includes schedules for Immanuel Lutheran, First National Bank building groups, St. Pauls Evangelical, Unity, Christ Science, Catholic societies, and various Ladies Aid, Missionary, and youth gatherings through midweek and weekend sessions.
The Hamilton Svening Journal lists parish activities and meetings. Highlights include lodge notices, a covered dish supper at 1 30, programs at 2 36, election of officers Friday at 7, Junior Choir and Boy Scouts Friday evening, and church meetings including Lindenwald Church of Christ Monday for basement work.
New York mayor Joseph V. McKee signals a property tax reduction of up to 101 million dollars as part of a broad city budget cut. He also plans to dismiss a market commissioner, citing waste in situ market operations and a 10 million dollar investment with ten tenants and about 10 employees. An itemized property assessment shift accompanies the reform push, highlighting real estate value changes and related costs. Knights of St John discuss meeting topics and local church activities note elections for church leadership. A fire ward notice lists a Hamilton home address and valuation details under a public notice style segment.
The piece argues against choking foreign commerce and warns against artificial barriers hindering free exchange. It stresses that prosperity hinges on Maschinen trade and anticipates adopting mutual concessions to access broader markets for essential goods.
Readers note a Roosevelt tilt across Ohio with urban and rural areas showing support while Hoover gains appear weaker. Democratic leaders worry over anti-Roosevelt sentiment from the Chicago convention and the possible impact on business optimism. Rural disaffection and mixed views on Prohibition shape contest dynamics.
The piece notes Republicans courting dry voters by stressing administration change risks, while in China the party shifts emphasis away from prohibition. The slogan don’t swap horses in mid stream echoes history. By September Hockerell and Floorer gain ground daily. mid October may reveal the outcome.
At St Paul Lutheran Church Dayton 268 delegates of the Ohio District of the American Lutheran Church held their second annual convention September 6 0. Officers were elected with Dr Emanuel Poppen Columbus president Rev Dad G Stolihova Sandusky left vice president Dr I J Galladay Columbus second vice president Rev Geo Busdicker Anna secretary W S ake Delaware treasurer Ann Carl Bogan Middletown statistician Reports highlighted mission growth across 11 congregations and a 16.6 percent membership rise in 1931 The convention discussed foreign work plans including New Guinea alignment and a coastline of about 150 miles The president of the American Lutheran Church CC Hein Columbus reported a 620000 budget proposal for the 1933 church convention with a budget cut due to economic conditions The Ohio district plans to meet in Lakewood August of 1932 at Faith Lutheran Church
DRYFORK special to The Jewrent reports a string of local calls and family visits in Iryfork on September 12. W Robinson and various Shiplets are mentioned visiting neighbors, with BB Shiplet and family, Mr. Nase, Mr. Plaster, and the Pinatera family among those seen around town. Weet and daughter and Mrs. are noted in a fragmentary closing line.
Nunn and children called at this place. Robinson visited B B Shiplet last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Plastera and granddaughter called at this place last week. Mr and Mrs B B Shiplet and Mrs Plasters drove to Hamilton Saturday morning. Shirley Jean and Pillie Plasters visited Trene and Marene Shiplet Friday morning. B B Shiplet left for Bir Neil Friday evening. Mrs F West and daughter left for 355 Dolly Plasters one day that week.
Henry Froelich of 2460 Biden Avenue At. Auburn Cincinnati Ohio died of a heart attack at home Saturday aged 75. A leader of the Grand Opera House orchestra for 30 years and former second concertmaster of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, he also taught as a violin instructor at Western College for Women. Funeral services will be held at the W Mack Johnson home Tuesday at 10730 a.m. burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Fragmented report mixes a baseball injury with a Spain Spain Jesuit confiscation and billionaire themes. It references Ignatius Loyola, the Jesuit order, and national seizure of securities valued in the tens of millions. Ambassador Mellon comments on hotter conditions and a slow recovery, with business claims about Molina.
Righmend Lud September 12 Mein announces the 12th annual conference of the Friends world body to be held in the city. Indiana Yenely meeting, organized in 1820, has grown into a leading unit with sixteen quarterly meetings in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Washington. Delegates from these regions will attend along with other year meetings west of the Mississippi.
Probate court reported distribution of the estate of Louisa Demoret of Rosas township. Gross estate valued at 11 625.74 with net 9 692.07 for distribution. Shares and inheritance tax listed for heirs including Flanagan Sering Eschenbrenner Plahagan Biller Birdie Christian Coral Christian Myrtle Mecritt McCullen James Sering with varying tax amounts. Red Men tribe meeting at Ottumwa Tribe No 190 held at 138 High Street with routine business and pageant preparations noted.
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