Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 7

HAMILTON EVENING RECORD HAS BEEN MADE BY UNION CENTRAL GO, An institution which had its inception in Hamilton, aud was. organized in Hamilton, is celebrating its sixty-fourth anniversary--the Union Central Life Insurance company, Cincinnati. This company has grown with a rapidity that has made it one of the outstanding insurance organizations of the country with total insurance now in force of 1K and assets placed at S32 34. Despite conditions this company wrote in new business (luring 1930. Tho founders of the Union Central Life Insurance company were John.P.

P. Peck, Judge Alexander Hume, Israel Williams, Job Owens, llicnjah Hughes, John W. Davis, James Jackson and Peter Murphy, all well known citizens and leaders' in civic, social and political affairs in Butler county half a cen- turv ngo. When the late Peter Murphy passed away, Judge Clarence Murphy, his son, was elected to -succeed liis-father on the directorate of. the Union Central Life Insurance company.

In 1903 Judge Murphy became member of the executive committee of the company and in 1920 chairman of this committee. In January, 192S, Judge Murphy became a member of the loans committee of the company, a committee which gives its approval to millions of dollars in loans made by the company each year. The duties which ilms developed upon 1 Judge Murphy compelled his retirement from the common pleas bench of Butler county in January, 1929, and the devotion of his entiro time to the important duties imposed by his position with the company. Guests At Dairy Banquet At Thursday Night Following are those who attended the Butler county dairy ban- quet at the Thursday, night: Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Keltuer, Sir. nd Sirs. J.

SI; Reed, Geo. Bark- nan, Sir. and Mrs. J. C.

Line, Gor- Si'huV Ruth Catherine vadle, ills. Katie Smith, Sir. and Irs. Hausermann, Arthur E. Arthur Harris, Sir.

and Sirs, fudolph Seeger, Mr. and Sire. Carl Engel, C. JLord, John SI. Lod- viek, Bernard Wckh, Hubert Bran- Maurice It lei, Lloyd Itel, Chris Brunner, C.

L. Beckett, ell Beckett, Alary Skilhuau, Sir. nd Sirs. Chas. B.

"Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Skillman, Houier Schul, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Schul, A. J. Yizedom and Sirs. L. P- Jacqueinin.

It. P. Jacqueinin, C. L. Gebhart, and Mrs.

K. E. Hunter, Vim. "Kate Ileiuzplmaii, C. A.

Kuiuler, Mr. aud Mre. C. Bow-' us, Aaron H. Symmes, Tony Kobr- lemper, Carl II.

Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Pirn Hoelle, Frauk Ramsey, J.

E. Jeese, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gillespie, William Gillespie, Sir. and Mrs.

J. C. Overpeek, Mr. and Mrs. Corvin Brosius, Mr.

aud Mi's. Harry Chares, 'Sir. and Sirs. J. Wesley Slorris, Sir.

and Sire. Edwin Vize- loin, S. C. Landis, J. H.

Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Ehresman, Kemp, E.

F. Schneider and C. 3. Moore. R.

C. Whitehead, Sir. and Sirs. J. A.

DeNeen, Ruth Bowers, Lurila Bowers, Loretta Welsh, Sirs. Ralph Kettman, A. S. A. F.

Sabect Mr. arid Chas. Line, Clyde SI. Slifer, Frauk A. Wilson, Emily Wilson, Sir.

J. S. HAMILTON CIVIC THEATREf LANS '(Continued from Last Page) proved and the following directors were appointed: Miss Mary Hcek, Miss Helena Kussell Katz, Frank Fisher aud Kucves, who will act with these officers: Mayor Raymond H. Burke; first president, Dr. Bronsou; eccond vice president, Mrs.

Leeds Branson; scere- tary, Miss Elk Mae 'Cope; treasurer. Mrs. Russell -corresponding secretary, Miss Evelyn Bassctt. On next Thursday evening, at sev- fn-thirty o'clock, auothcr. meeting, -vvill -bo held, and it is hoped, eryhody interested in the project will' be present.

The Civic thcalro not belong to any individual or to any particular group, but will he a civic affair, and anybody who has ideas or who would bo interested to work lor and cooperate in the movement is urged -to attend the meetings. GIRL SCOUT SEWING PARTY FOR MOTHERS The sewing club for the wives of the unemployed, started last Thursday is being enthusiastically sponsored by the Girl Scout Council and leaders with the second meeting be- held Thursday. The GW Scouts eoiight some plan which would not only interest the wives the unemployed, i a social way but would also help them to provide clothes for their families. So that no mother need stay away lii-caiise of Iho children, the Council has made special arrangements to entertain the youngsters while mothers are busy. Tho material, furnished 'by the Girl Scout Council is cut out so that d'ormcr members the club can te- gin iewing immediately upon a skirt asked for at a previous meeting.

The new members, which numbered 10 Thursday were-given a towel to hem, a pan holder to make while they listed tho" things they desired to sew next week. The sewing machines are loaned by the 'Singer Sewing Machine coin- ipany and the mothers sew under the Girl Scout group while the children ranging in age six weeks to five years are otherwise occupied. After several hours of. work the sewing was put aside and sandwiches and coffeo were served from a' beautifully laid tea table. Hunter, Anna Hunter, Win.

Page, Mrs. H. -M. Page, Roy W. Bake, Mrs.

Roy'Bake, Howard Thompson, Howard Diebel, Wm. J. Fischer, Chas. Damui, Ben Bertuian, Dick Holdeu, Miss Anna Mallaly, Mr. and Joe Kennedy, Eleanor De- lauev aud -Mr.

and Mrs. Paul J. ilchl. J. R.

Kennedy, Mr. and' Mrs. Noah K. Gillespie, Robert Flickinger, Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Reed, ert Hiiiiraud, Pauline Kinlay, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Webb, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip. Ittel, Mr. and Mrs. 0.

P- McConniek, Geo. Luechauer, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Kichey, W. G.

Engei, Fred Engel, lce Gillcspic, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 0. Manrod, Mr.

and Mrs. David Weikel, Mr. aud Mrs. Win. Hogau, Mr.

and Mrs. F. Schul, ChaVlie C. Hiehey, George F. Bowman, Christine Van Gordeu, Mrs.

B. S. VaiiGorden, D. F. lieece.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Traster, Harry' 0. Ciart, C'haite Moon, Joe.

Funkhouse, Henry Allstattcr, John Allstatter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weissinger, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Coulter, Mrs. Daniel Bryant, Sophia B. Mitchell, Fannie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. W.

L. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Fall, Mr.

and Mrs. A. H. Schenck, Mr. jnd Mrs.

Homer Beckett, 0. E. McCreary, E. L. Weight.

Wilbur Deriekson. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Roberts, Lindsay, Alice Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Sam man, Mrs. Minnie Engcl, Ralph En- gpl, Mr! and -Mrs. Joliu Welsh and Wm.

C. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Xewtoii, F.

W. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith, Mildred Marts, Geo.

Flick- ihger, S. Hausermann, V. D. Campbell, C. E.

Conrad, Jaihes A. Booth, Mr. and Mrs. S. C.

Flicking- cr, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacquart, Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. DeAnnond, Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Maier, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph W. Baird, J. H. DuBois, Dr. W.

H. Clawson, Chris Bruuuer, JoIm'tM. Jacqucmin, Bernard Hogan, Clarence Hoffman, Paul Hoffman, Harry Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W.

Fichter, Mr. and Mrs. aud Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Cox.

J. Clawson, Harry Hartfce, Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H.

Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. D. T.

Herman, Hugh Diamond, Mr. aud Mrs. R. T. Browu, H.

B. Beruiug, Robert Schiering, R. H. Starbuck, Mr. Mrs.

Robert Hiltbrand, G. E. Evans, Mrs. H. L.

Evans, Mary Ellen Evans, Harry L. Evaas, Mr. aud Mrs. James Widuieyer, Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Morris, S. Lepperson, Russell S. Weatherman, S.

B. Douglass, C. P. Becker, Dr. and Mrs.

Leland Lynch, Hazel Beekky, Fred M. Beekley, C. E. Warwick, Mr. and Mis.

Berk, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Matsou, Mary Davis, Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Shepherd, H. C.

Penning- tou, B. K. Ladd, F. W. Wilson.

L. B. Meldiiug, John D. Clear, Homer Whiichead. TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW OF THE BIG DISCOUNTS During Oar Remodeling Sale Place your order Erected in St.

Stephen Cemetery HOW, for delivery before Memorial Day and save money. Visit our display room. Nights by appointment. Carpenter's Memorial Art Studio (The House Where Quality Counts) Monuments and Markers 924 High St. Hamilton, Ohio Phone 25iO--Night Phones 3762 or 1811-J.

BANK EXCHANGES SHOW INCREASE Bank exchanges for the week end- in" January 26, were $362,206.86 against that of the. previous week, $341,212.44.. Colored glass io give a light that renders blood indistinguishable, is being tried at SLichi- gan State college as a cure for cannibalism in chickens. FINAL CUT! THE LAST AND GREATEST REDUCTIONS ON SUITS and OVERCOATS SOCIETY BRAND KUPPENHE1MER 'BRAEBIJRN AND OTHER NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKES OF HEYMAN FISHER QUALITY SUITS AND OVERCOATS. BEGINNING TOMORROW MORNING--THESE FINAL AND DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS: 142 SUITS and 108 O'COATS AND OFF REGULAR PRICES $30 TO $75 ALL STYLES AND SIZES REPRESENTED IN THE LOT ALL OTHER SUITS AND OVERCOATS REDUCED TO 29 39 49 THIS IS POSITIVELY THE FINAL PRICE REDUCTION ON SALE BEGINNING TOMORROW MORNING BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS GIRLS' COATS HALF PRICE THIRD AND HIGH Holbrock's Mid-Winter Clearance Sale We are offering our entire stock of Shoes and Rubbers at Bargain Prices.

Take advantage of the Extraordinary Low Prices we are offering good, dependable Footwear for the whole family. Come in and see our Bargains we are offering. Third Street Shoe Man I 'O JLi IV FURNITURE TRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! OUR -February Furniture Sale is indeed a great opportunity to buy the latest in furniture and floor coverings, of hi-standard at rock bottom prices. 5-Piece Breakfast Set If you have been waiting for an opportunity to buy a breakfast set now is time, for this sale offers a great selection at prices that will amaze you. Unfinished at Day Beds Reduced to $17.95 Just what you need to provide extra sleeping accommodations on short notice! A davenport by day, yet quickly unfolded into a full size QC double bed jll'Vit Mirrors as Low as $2.95 may cho'ose here from a wonderful showing of beautiful mirrors in all styles, shapes and sizes.

Floor Lamps Unusually beautiful Featuring- aspe- cial group at this remarkably low price Table Lamps Parchment' shades and pottery 'bases; at Mattress All cotton with beautiful ticking. Biscuit edges. A real buy CC at Jft.OO Gas Stove Very compact range that combines the advantages of quality and price. The ivory and green, porcelain oven $39.50 Linoleum New patterns and color schemes to select from, all reduced. Bring room measure- mcnts, yd Metal Beds Newest style panel metal btds in rich walnut handsomely decorated.

QC Very low priced Dinner Set You are really lucky if you need new dinnerware now, for you can choose from new patterns at great savings-42-PIECES at S4.95 50 PIECES at 100 PIECES at Boudoir Chair Dainty chairs that will make your bedroom interesting and attractive. Real saving! Link Spring The Kind.of 'springs 'yonshould; have if 'you want maiimnm. sleeping comfort. Now you can- get one at about half $4,85 Hoosier Cabinets In all the latest finishes, and TMl.itop savers. $24.50 Exceptional Values in Rugs Real low prices, $99 QC 9x12 Asminster Telephone Sets and $6,95 Window Shades In all colors at give "lAp away prices End Tables Walnut finish, formerly sold for .00 $U9 Lane Cedar Chests, with insurance policy against moth Free, in rich walnut finishes djl A to match your bed room suite at Living Room Suites 3-pc.

Jacquard covering and reversible cushions. Covered all around SlQfi Oft Bed Room Suites 3-pc. suites, walnut finish $60, 00 J-jic. Suites at 9-Pc. Dining Room Suites, of latest style and of extra fine quality at sacrifice prices--9 Pieces Words fail us in our attempt to tell you of the phenomenal bargains that will prevail during our February Sale.

Come and you will save here as you have never saved before. xivx. HARRY STRAUSS N. E. Corner 3rd and The Most Reasonably Priced Furniture and Rug Store in.