Debutante Miss Elizabeth Verity Honored at The Highlands
Middletown hosted a refined evening dance in honor of debutante Miss Elizabeth Verity, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Verity. Guests enjoyed autumn-decorated rooms, live music, and a refined reception led by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rook with Miss Verity's mother in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Verity
the Highlands
Charles R. Hook
Middletown
Nice
Elizabeth Verity
Calvin Verity
Hagh
Vexity
Charles Rook
Verity
Hook
Bermuca
Diverse SALLYS SALLIES meeting noted across continents
The article lists participants from South America Europe Asia and various U S locales in a Delphian style gathering. Attendees include Mrs Edwin Paar son Mrs W P Ross Mrs Asa Huddleston and others with local leaders Miss Clara Webster and Miss Rhaton. A forthcoming event in Toledo on November fourth and fifth is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Edwin Paarson
Europe
W. P. Ross
Russig
Asa Huddleston
Asia
Frank Herve
Mesdames Grover Clingman
Vl. E. Courtney
Robert Fisher
Frank Herre
Otto Ciaugh
New Wonderful Face Powder Promised to Hide Pores
Ad copy for New Wonderful MELLO GLO face powder claiming to prevent pores, reduce shine, and smooth skin. Mentions Preach process for even application. References The Radcliffs Drag Co and John Dargue and Son. Ade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffs Drag Co
John Dargue
Personal notes from a small town social roundup
The item lists local social activity and movements. Jack Marper, formerly of Paul Maram Drug Store now in Knoxville, is visiting friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and Mr. Pat Wilson of Middletown will visit the Stevenson home Friday. Adolph Trapp vacationing at Niagara Falls. Eugene Buehler returns to East Walnut Hills Cinepeitnati after two weeks with his granddaughters Mixses Wilhelmine and Dons Buehler. Clyda Chamberlin accompanies Paul Krucker and Edward Gorsuch, Robert Kurnehawan, George Turnbull to Oberlin College. Mr. Chamberlin to return to Tramilton soon. Ralph Leyrer, Edwin Sohrmitt, Bob Wynn, Norbert Tundy, graduates of 1932 era of H. H. S., enrolled as freshmen at Miami University this week. Miss Mary Frances Schaemble returns to Wittenberg College as a senior in music. Miss Gladys Allen returns from a London Kentucky visit with sister Miss Styby Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Marper
Paul Maram
Knoxville, Tenn
George Wilson
Pat Wilson
Middletown
Stevenson
Adolph Trapp
Niagara Kastes
Eugene Buehler
East Walnut Hills
Cinepeitnati
Mixses Wilhelmine
Dons Buehler
Clyda Chamberlin
Droya Paul Krucker
Edward Gorsuch
Robert Kurnehaw
George Turnbull
Oberlin College
Mr. Chamberlin
Tramilton
Ralph Leyrer
Edwin Sohrmitt
Bob Wynn
Norbert Tnndy
H.H. S
Leeshmen
Miami Uniersity
Mary Frances Schaemble
Wittenberg College
Department. of Music
Gladys Allen
London
Kentucky
Styby Allen
St Johns Ba Hood Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
St John s Ba Hood elects officers with William Kettler re elected president and a slate including Charles Les Willian Schmidt John Witt man and others. Committees named with W Buhliader Willian Stitsinger Charles Lea and more. Banquet planned on Armistice Day. pledge of 100 dollars to the year budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Ba'hood
William Kettler
St John’s Brotherhood
Charles Les
Willian
Schmidt
John Wittman
Ien Juncheon
W. Buhliader
Willian Stitsinger
Charles Lea
BE. K. Filbert
Fred Schnitker
Louis Pippert
William Dicker
Clarence Kaefer
H. Plinneke
Victor Stoll
Philip Wyle
William Stitsinger
Charles Lee
W. Bohlander
Wendyy Weiss
Im ‘Nai ‘Dance
Grocers Hear of Convention At Local Meeting
Reports of the Retail Grocers' Whire convention were presented to the Hamilton Retail Grocers' and Meat Dealers' association during the regular meeting at the hall on Third and Maple. Adewates John Geiser Richard Graf Carl Ebinger Charles Brummer and Charles Kern spoke. A lake cruise was part of the convention program. Tob Geiser Jr presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton? Retail Grocers’ and Meat Dealers’ Association
Third and
Maple Avenue
Adewates
John Geiser
Richard Graf
Carl Ebinger
Charles Brummer
Charles Kern
Tob Geiser, Jr
Lions Club hosts Kiwanis on football rule changes
Lions Club hosts Kiwanis in a discussion on upcoming football rule changes aimed at reducing injuries and standardizing play. Key topics include four entered substitutions per quarter, revised kickoff rules, dead ball definitions, and efforts to enhance safety and understanding for players and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footall
Crowe
Grown
New York
Sonches
Jones
Therio
Niles
Exhumation battle over Mineman estate heirs clash
Legal dispute over the estate of May L. Mineman features Adrian Dorrol and Abram Rose arguing heirs rights while Abram Rose and Barry Rose contend, Dr Cook revises organ allocation to Ohio State University, organs delayed then redirected to Indiana University, burial arranged in a concrete vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineman
Mitford P. Hubbard
Wiles
Springer and Roots
Alterways
Rataed
Adrian Dorrol
Abram, Rose
Barry Rose
Virgil 3. McCarty
Cecil G. Tague
Abram Rose
Harry Rose
May L. Mineman
University of Indiana
Robert E. Lyons
Department of Chemistry
Dr. Cook
Cook
Tire stolen from automobile on Grand Boulevard
Charlea Crank reports a tire van stolen from his automobile on Wednesday night. Police are investigating the theft at 2210 Grand Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crank
Charlea
Grand Boulevard
Initiation and Flower Show at Collinsville Grange
Collinsville Grange held a regular meeting in the Collinsville school where Apon Hubert Winters received the fourth degree. Deputy VE Rabface inspected the grange. Philip Boiser led a committee urging full attendance at the Butler County fair. Mrs Raymond Smith heads the grange essay contest as a Jamas Alarms family program followed. A clothing lab girls show, talks on juvenile grange, and a food demonstration completed the program with refreshments. A flower exhibit drew interest, with prizes awarded to Mew Albert Witherby for mixed bouquet and banquet arrangements, Ed Dome for dahlias, HY Snyder for dahlias, and Merle Hoffman second for dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Winters
Collinsville Grange
Collinsville
VE. Rabface
Grange
Philip Boiser
Menbars
Raymond Smith
Jamas Alarms
Finkhine
Rahtuso
Gata
Esther Ledwell
Ruth Tester
Grangere
Mew
Albert
Witherby
Ed Dome
HY Snyder
Dahlias
Merle Hoffman
Arthur Gmf
Fantex Harris
Paramount Today Opens Two Day Man of Purchase Price
Barbara Stanwyck stars in Purchase Price at Paramount in a tale of a woman who loves passionately and acts fiercely. Encores Friday night with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. State theater shows one day only Stowaway thrilling shipboard drama beginning today. Also Estelle Taylor and co in The Western Limited opening Friday. The Air Mail Mystery serial starts Friday with Washington, D C gaining telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Barbara Stanwyck
Paramount Theatre
Joan
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Selucday Hringa
Wrontine
Wray
Herelf
Estelle Taylor
Edmund Burns
Gertrude Astor
Crawford Kent
Air Mail
Readers Ask About Numerology With Dr Valjien
Dr Valjien answers Hamilton readers on numerology, offering personal numbers and life guidance. Questions cover health, career fit, name meaning, and personality traits with signatures and harmonies, noting space for published replies and stamped responses.
Rally and Pageant at St. Johns Church
The St. Johns Church Bible school began after the church was formed in 1837. It grew from German instruction to include many students with 790 on the roster and a cradle roll of 123. A Home department serves 270, totaling 1150 in direct contact with the school. Tonight the youth present pictures and slides tracing the congregation from its early days to its current position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiem, Sr
Oauae
Bible School
St. John's Church
Church Revival Reflected In Old Time Transport Era
A fragmentary notice notes church gatherings in a bygone era with references to high wheeled bicycles and horsedrawn carriages. It mentions evening services starting around 7:48 p m and aims to recall memories for current and former members of St John’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Law change on building associations stock purchase
The Ohio State Building Association League moved to amend state law to allow building and loan associations to purchase stock in Federal Home Loan Banks. The proposal would let Ohio associations acquire the stock of the regional bank and seeks Governor White to call a special session before October 1 to pass the enabling act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ohio State Building Association
Iti
George White
General Assembly
Fragmented text on names and numerology in religious tone
The excerpt discusses feminine forms of biblical names and their meanings, noting Elijah's feminine counterpart and a reference to a Glamious Gift of God. It mentions a number eight as a symbol of temperament, achievement, and mastery through intellectual and physical endeavors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana
John
Jobe
God
Elijah
Agare Ary
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