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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

11

Dr Valhien Welcomed With Enthusiasm in Hamilton

Dr Pierre Valjen drew large crowds with his lecture The Endless March of Humanity Through Fear and lectured on numerology guiding safe living and prosperity. Cena Santa offered a musical prelude with Jonga Trio. Baron Bailey Miss Anne Zartar and Bud Daglow performed. Tonight Miss Stil and her magic company precede further lecture on Missis in Life of this Mourn Age and tomorrow’s topic is She Master Key to Success.

Pierre Valjien Anthony Way Valjien de Valjicn Hamilton Fife Cena Santa Jonga Baron Bailey Anne Zartar Bud Daglow Stil Lechins Missis

Local Notes From Hickory Grove And Surrounds

In Hickory Grove and nearby, Estella Colgate hosts Helping Hand members at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Road work continues with widening and leveling, then gravel hauled. Samuel Woollaff loses a valued horse this week. Mrs Conklin and children visited Mr and Mrs Wallen last Sunday afternoon. Lake DeGrieff makes fine cane molasses. Virgil Gurlis returned home with Mr and Mrs Ben Jones to Kentucky. Joseph Wallen came to wake his kin. Mrs Paul King and daughter Mary Ellen visited in Oxford. George Vanghuenllad visited Twe ale Hilly Cline Sunday. Mr and Mrs Deas Smith and daughter Maxie went to Oxford Saturday. A Plato note: average distance from the sun is 3,800,000,000 miles. Fresh daily bread at The Elite Bakery. AL.

Auvernt Paul King Mary Ellen Oxford George

Prisoners of the Mountain Trail

Wynne and Lee Chow plan to move an unconscious Samuel Brixton after securing a gag and staging a switch. A stretcher is found under him as Hennery insists on transporting Brixton to safety with Mrs. Graham and Miss Mary joining the effort while guards and a frightened captive fear discovery.

Brixton Brixtow Lee Chow Sams Grantlgnd Wynne Hennery Mary Samuel Brixton

Adele Garrison Reflects on a Boyhood Bargain

Passage reads as a clipped, fragmented reminiscence by Adele Garrison about a past encounter. The text hints at a promise or bargain involving a young boy, with garbled dialogue suggesting tension or secrecy and mentions names Chew Wynne Lee Chow and a delivery of mail.

Stars Say for Friday September 16 Horoscope

The horoscope foresees pleasure and happiness in social and affectional realms rather than business, with promise of courtship and marriage. Birthday individuals may focus on domestic and artistic aims. Noble native: Hamlin Garland, author.

Hamlin Garland

Hickory Flat Social News and Local Moves

Hickory Flat society notes report Mr and Mrs Joe Bader and daughter Gladys attending their annual event Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Sumter south of Horizon. Mrs Henry Knoliman spent Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati with her sister Mrs Edgar Rapp who has been very sick. Miss Genevieve Swing left Sunday for Trenton to begin teaching work there. Dorothy Swing entered Miami College for the coming year. Mr and Mrs Genev...

Joe Bader Gladys George Sumter Hortizon Henry Knoliman Sant Cincianeti Edgar Rapp Genevieve Swing Trenton Dorothy Swing Miami College Kgnenvt

Local visits and family health notes from Price Hill and Hamilton

Margaret Snyder of Price Hill spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Crawford and family. Mrs Albert Swing visited her sister Mrs Carl Dughshiger at College Hill who has pneumonia. Milton Knollman Alaa Uladys and Dorothy Knollman Miss Trene Loafing Bernice Crawford and Thelma Kalb spent Sunday at Hamilton. Miss Olinger of Dayton is taking over her work as teacher at Intor.

Margaret Snyder Price Hill John Crawford Albert Swing Carl Dugshiger College Hill Milton Knollman Alaa Uladys Dorothy Knollman Trene Loafing Bernice Crawford Thelma Kalb Hamilton Misa Olinger Dayton Intor

Rheumatic Pain Relief Miracle Ad From Radcliffe Drug

An advertisement promises speedy relief from rheumatic pain, neuritis, lumbago and sciatica with a capsule formula named Allenthi ang or. It claims rapid reduction of excess uric acid within hours and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.

Radcliffe Drue Dacgua Sisnenso Allenthi

Family and social notices from Peoria and surrounding areas

Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fill Parkhurst of Peoria included Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor and children and Mig t Florence Fox while Mr and Mrs John Walters and family and others visited from Shandon Hamilton and Raleigh. The article notes rising consumer prices and calculates the human body value dropping from 30 percent of weight to about 6 dollars per pound in five years according to Dr Arthur J Wilson at North Carolina State College.

Walter Taylor Florence Fox Fill Parkhurst Peoria John Walthers Clayton Watethers Shandon Har

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