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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1932
Page
2
The description outlines a navy or brown lightweight wool dress with a stark neckline, slim silhouette, and a striped belt bow. Front features include plastron-like detailing, cuffs, and decorative perforations, reflecting a tailored, seasonally styled garment.
The article advises careful shrub selection for spring planting and long term planing, emphasizing foundation plantings to link house and land. It notes avoid overly large varieties near the home, suggests low growing options like Spiraea and lilacs, and mentions the beautybush Kalwitzin Amabilie with pink flowers as a new, hardy, attractive choice.
In common pleas court on Monday, Cooper was ordered to pay a $50 fee to the attorney for Doris E. Cooper, the woman suing for divorce through Otto Loris Volz.
Household hints by Mrs Mary Morton on a meal plan with breakfast lunch and dinner ideas. It includes cantaloupe with milk soft boiled eggs macaroni salad whole wheat bread butter and a quick coffee cake recipe. Describes a fruit dessert suitable for children and lists ingredients and steps for macaroni salad and cake.
A pensive lace table cover described as a handy time and taborsaver lies ready for use. Despite fragmented wording, readers can grasp its practical role in keeping dining rooms neat and elegant, with emphasis on easy drying and display.
Paris fashion reports a strong fur trend for fall and early winter ensembles. Hats, muffs, collars, and cuffs feature matching pelts from Astrakhan beaver and panther to beaver trims. gloves, handbags, and capes complete coordinated outfits with detachable collars and shoulder accents.
A navy blue cloth coat with white piping and buttons, paired with a blue skirt, dark shoes and a red beret and pocket book, is described as worn by Margaret Lindsay, English actress connected to Hollywood.
A damaged recipe fragment describes mixing powder brown sugar nut meat and butter, baking the top with sugar, adding sparse meat, then frying onion and ham with an egg scrambled together. It suggests serving on bread with ketchup and a top slice.
A jumble of recipes includes Glouchester codfish balls with potato and egg, a relish salad cups mix, butterscotch pie instructions, oatmeal cookies, water pickles, and heated oats. The piece closes with news that Capt. Henry AT Candy, longtime commander of the Panama-Pacific line’s flagship fleet, retires after 44 years at sea.
A roundup of birth anniversaries for public figures across the United States and abroad. Henry Lewis Slimeon of New York secretary of state was born in New York City eighty five years ago, Clarence Dill of Washington born in Fredericktown Ohio eight years ago, Clark Howell Atlanta publisher born in Barnwell County, seventy years ago, Frank Parker Georgetown native eighty years ago, David Moore Robinson Johns Hopkins sociologist born Auburn New York fifty two years ago, Bernaville New York editor and U S minister to Albania born in Russia fifty eight years ago, and Herbert George Wells the British author born sixty six years ago.
Poasttown deduces a Labor Day week of local social activity. Readers report visits, funerals, hospitalities, and small-town travel from Cincinnati to Middletown and Hamilton. Names include Mrs Gussis Hanse, Mrs J A Tample, Mr and Mrs Charles Mopars, Mrs John Holweger, Mrs Charles Dickey, Dave Levy, Fred Seibold, Louella Kyouth, Henry Bates, Sevenmile, Indian Lake, Baker, Dorothy, Cecil Phares, Jimmy, Harry, John Shell, Orville Hamlin, Spangler, Minnie Zinesgraf, Vera SharrIt, Harvey SharrIt, Robert Dickey, Gormand Arnold, Irwin Michael, Jana Banker, Emma Banker, Roy Scheffer, A H Harper, Roscoe Stephenson, and others.
Residents of Middletown and nearby areas are seen visiting and hosting gatherings. Names include Harvey Hatton Graves Cox Mowva Folts Maria Lois Mary Bord Dickey Predmore Marta Michael Wolverton Lefferson Levy Weis Dickey Banker Wayne Brack Crebs Gephart and others with visits to Middletown, Elk Creek, Trenton, and Miami University spillover.
A motion to quash the indictment against Tees Cook, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, was filed in common pleas court on Wednesday. The case references residents of Saisburg and mentions recent hospital return and local practice activities.
Dismissals revealed by Judge J. Kauts include Isedaré Bigestein and others vs Albert Newman and others First National Bank vs Roland G. Davia Buller County Lumber Co. vs Martin G. Meyer and others Peoples Building and Loan Association against Franky Juin M. Faneatt
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