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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
2
Paris hosts fall couture with striped velvets in brown beige and Delft blue. Designers showcase light blue and white trims, grosgrain ribbons, and high decollete silhouettes. Fashion features include tea dress fabrics, velvet robes, and jeweled hairpieces shaping evening looks.
Household hints present simple recipes and tips by Mrs Mary Morton including mock chicken in king with mushrooms tuna and milk apricot cream pie and Melba toast pineapple ice box cake baked spinach and related kitchen guidance. The piece mixes instructions with ingredient lists and basic cooking steps for everyday dishes.
The Daughters of Ruth Bible Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday evening at 7 19 0 clock at the home of Mrs. Jessie Boggs, 1224 Bonacker Avenue, for their monthly business session.
A stylish tunic dress combines a main dress with a large jibot sleeves and ornate belt buckle. It can be worn in three ways with a coat style blouse, matching skirt or vest item, and as a faultless jacket of a suit when paired with other pieces. The piece signals a shift toward adaptable spring attire with cottons rising in popularity. A perfume pendant locket, mar casite accents, and lilac perfume diffusion are noted as jewelry trends.
A garbled recipe page features dishes including Cream Eggs and Mushrooms for six, Italian olives and cake fillings with multiple measurement errors. The text also notes a Mission Festival at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Prof. B.K. Moelbor as speaker, children’s choir performances, and a general missions offering. An attorney fee dispute over Ona Belle Leptey vs Clarence Leptey is cited, with a judge ordering a $50 fee and temporary alimony under review due to property settlement talks.
Camilla navigates a life divided between Wheatheart cereal project writing and a strained marriage to Peter. Terry’s barbed jabs expose jealousy, while Avis’s quiet manipulation tests Camilla’s loyalty. Peter’s career and Camilla’s independence collide as they juggle work, privacy, and social duties in a high pressure urban orbit.
Miss Mize Moes, daughter of Capital University president Otto Moss, will head the women’s organization at the Columbus Ohio campus for the academic year. The article notes Moes as presiding over Kappa Sigma Theta after being named leader as the university’s largest campus group supports social activity for women students. Also mentioned are Miss Adeline Voller and Miss Ruth Molter among Hamilton students at Capital University.
A Hamilton chapter meeting of the National Federation of Postoffice Clerks was held Saturday evening at Walter Scholte's home on Wenneker avenue. Delegates Raven Fill reported on the Columbus convention. A meal was served after the gathering.
A chaotic notice notes a Ben Hur play in Dayton on Friday night at 6 30 with attendees traveling by auto from the High Street area. The meeting approved some membership applications and delegates reported the Ohio State convention will be held in Graveland. Debovaly Mitchell of 037 Sycamore Street awarded two juniors Joseph Mester and Jean Dawson prizes for regular attendance.
The Ohio safety association to prevent building injuries was formed after meetings by construction employers in Columbus. Waller C. Brower leads the southern district and Fred Rowe heads the northern, with six districts total and subcommittees to include industry workers. Safety meetings will be held in communities with state meetings in Columbus as the campaign progresses.
A probate report shows assets of 4100 for the estate of Hubert Meuse and Elizabeth Meuse as administratrix, with 107.64 expended in settlement of the estate.
Promotes daily use to improve all body organs and fight bilious headaches. Recommends Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin made from herbs and pepsin, sold by druggists. Advises avoiding heavy cathartics, suggests use for children, and claims it prevents sick spells and strengthens digestion.
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