Hamilton Evening Journal from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 5

MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1929 A I I A JPAGEHVB INSURANCE SUIT IN COURT Transcript of tho record in the suit of B. A. Mann, administrator of the estate of Gertrude Mann, deceased, vs. tho Homo Insurance compnny of New York, was filed in United States District court in Cincinnati, from Butler county court 'of common pleas, by the defendant. In this action, recovery of, $4,500, with interest from September 18, 1028, is sought under an automobile theft insurance policy issued by the company to Gertrsdo Mann.

It is alleged the automoMlo was stolen on September IS, 1028, and that due notice was given to the coinpany of tho loss. DELAY SENTENCE OF BUCKLEY Dayton, Ohio, Mar. 11 Bert B. Buckley, former Treasurer, who was under Federal court order to appear for sentence Monday at Columbus, on of conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Lair and attempted bribery, will not be sentenced until late Wodnesdy Thursdy, Federal Judge Benson W. Hough announced here.

Hough said the delay-Lad been granted at the request of Buckley's attorneys, who said they needed tbe tithe to complete an appeal frcjin Buckley's recent conviction at Columbus. WOMAN INJURED IN LIQUOR RAID Cincinnati, 0., Mar. SOCIETY Lovely Party At Hesselbrock Home The homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Hesselbrock on Shuler aVenu was tho scene oE a merry gathering, on last Thursday evening, whei Mrs.

Hesselbrock and Mrs. Konrad entertained a number friends. Cards, music aild games were en joyed, and Mrs. Vera Callopy Misses Lorainc Myers, Eose Mey crs, Olivia Humbert and Teresa Scherrer won pretty, trophies. Later a delicious lunch was servei to: Alma Kiefcr, Rose Meyers, Olivia Humbert, Teresa Shcrcr, Florence Ivnipper, Mildred Shafor, Loraine Myers, Bcrnadino Weigand, Dorothy Shollenbargcr, Edna Heftier, Edna Netberton, Elaine Schrichte, Mrs Vera Gallopy and the hostesses Mrs Ralph Konrad and Mrs.

Ed wan' Hesselbrock. The Woman's Oluh To Meet Tomorrow Tho Woman's club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday after noon at tho home of Mrs. Louis Sohngen on South street. Health Club To Hold Election The Blair Health club will have election of officers at the 'regular meeting at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, and all members arc re- qne? ted to bo present. Mrs.

George O'Brien Tendered A Shower Mrs. Lester Billetcr, at her home Middletown, tin last Wednesday evening entertained at a lovely iridge-showcr for Mrs George O'Brien, formerly Miss Dorothy Mehl. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien were nnitec mamago at the parsonage of Holy Trinity church in Middletown on St.

Valentine's day. Mr, O'Brien woman was injured probably fatal- is one of tlio popular members of ly and a patrolman was bruisod aril Capitol beaten as the result of four raids ou alleged homo brew beer flats' early morning. Police ilroycd hundreds of bottles of beer Gleaners' Class Meets On Thursday Tho Gleaners' class of the First upset numerous crocks of brew M. E. elmrcli will meet ou Thuis- in the raids.

day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock, Mrs. Edwa T.olterman, 3j rein's at tho homo of Margaret Phillips old, Ralph avenue, Price Hill, lained a of her jfeull and bruises she fell from a fire escape in a i to escape when Patrolmen Felty, Schoel'ling- cr, Kcarns and ftitcsch raided an a a on the second floor of 53S West Liberty street. She was removed to General Hospital. PalroJman Clarence Ford, i years old, ITS'J Br.ltimoro avenue, sustained bruises on his right plbow and leg and injuries to his back in an i Henry Gates, 32 years old, negro, 732 Front a a a Winkle hurried to aid Ihey culidueil Gatei-r. U.

S. WOMAN TRANSLATES CHINESE POET'S WORKS A a a City, 11. i a greatest poet ling been former A a a i Ono nl' the inoro a a a i duio by Kdna Wol'Hiley Underwood, widely a former A a a i girl has been put- on a This is i i i uf Hie works of Tu Fit, China's givnli'sl. pod find one of world's gronlcsl lyric poels. This is Cji'st i i in Hie.

world ol' any UHU iiidiviiln.il Clii- ueso puet first i i in the world of China's greatest poet. NELECT ALLEGED IN ACTION FOB DIVORCE K.ilot), March her husband spread flandcron.s and inn- against her in JOnlon a Fay Bancroft J'ilcd suil, Thursday, in common pleas court for divorce from Robert i i charging gross neglect of February 72, it suit was filed by HnncroCt asking for divorce ou grounds of gross'neglect of ami extreme and court enjoined his wife from interfering in of bis sales business in Eaton. Court records show the case is still pending. Tlu-y were married December 17, lfi-7, in Uayion. BANKS ASKED TO BID ON STATE FUNDS Columbus, 0., March of State H.

Ross Ake has supplied 1,100 a and national banks in Ohio, blanks upon which to make bids for state funds, covering Iho next two years. The bids will be opened at one o'clock Monday a cruoon, March ISth, in the office, of the Treasurer. On April first the State Board of Deposit, i Hie Treasurer as chairman, tho Attorney Gencr.il and Director of Finance, will meet to designate tho.sc banks that are eligible to he made state, depositories. Two years ago Hie total amount bid for was Treasurer Ake expects the bids to be somewhat higher for the incoming period than they were when the rates bid wore from legal minimum of lo a high rate of 5.55%. HICKS ASKS $700 CRASH DAMAGES Judgement of from Adolph Scegcrs, R.

3, Middletown, was asked in common pleas court today by James Hicks, who charged Sceg- crs with responsibility for an automobile accident on Princeton pike, December 1.5, 1028. ROOT ESTATE IS GIVEN TO SONS The rijl of a a J. lioot, K.iir- ticld township, filed in probate court, a a sjnvc her estate to sons. a M. and ll.iri'v E.

Myers, R. IJ. a i also were nnnml executors on Franklin street. Tho Hamilton Progress Club To Meet Tomorrow Tho Hamilton. Progress club will meet, tomorrow evening, at seven- i o'clock, at the homo oC Mrs.

Lena Gilmore, '120 avenue. Sharp Club Had Tine Meeting Jean Hart entertained the Sharp club (it i regular meeting on ftnturduy afternoon her home 1 on Campbell avenue. Twenty-five members responded roll call will brief of Bach, bom Mnreh 111, 1U85 and Ilnndel, bom February 23, IfiSii. Much profit- a and discussion arises from the chili's'1110(11001 of roll i ami this meeting proved to bo mosl interesting. On the musical pro- pram Iho following selections were pin yell: Skating Krogmnn I i i Pensive Princess Perry James Frci-htling On The Luke, Frederick i i a i Wuebbold Mazurka Lvoill'C Jciin a Boat Kong Schanvenka Clawsou A this music, a piny was read with 'SSeencs from Uio Childhood of Mozart" as its i Leopold Mozart, Mozart's a -Oliilli Elliott.

Mother. Mozart--Mary Clawfion. eourt trumpeter--Kuth Montainc. Jfohivs, performer the 'cello --Mary Ford. Jviodcrmeyer, a violinist Belly Wood.

Maria Mozart, little sislcr--Joan Scott. Kmporor oC Austria--Doris Jane Henningcr. Kmpi'053 of A i a i Betty Wild. a in a i i nt court-Dorothy Ogfr. Wagoiioeii, composer Susan Grove.

A Duchess--Jane MniTiun. Mozart--Dorothy Loe Baker. The play was nicely given with good interpretation by the young actresses who threw themselves into their parts with much enthusiasm. A pleasant social hour followed with the serving of refreshments suggestive of St. Patrick's day by iho hostess and her family after which the.

club adjourned to meet with J.CInino Wnebbold on April Gib. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. 0. Allison Grimm have returned after enjoying a several days' house arranged by Miss Betty Henslcy, of Hamilton Dayton Journal.

SCOTT SOON TO BEGIN TERM James Scott, colored, sentenced lo a two-year term in the Ohio penitentiary for shooting his wife, Magnolia, will be taken to Ohio penitentiary nest week. The judgment entry was approved Saturday by Judge K. J. a In the presence of Detectives Herman Dnlle. and Charles Morton, whom he Look with him to his wife's home, he drew a revolver and shot her.

HESTER MURRBLL ASKS DIVORCE i which 11. Charging iibauiloiimeiit and nf-glecl, MnriTll -Vp- for divorce in cnnnron Tr.ey pions a a They, I married M.iv 11. I I Shi: THE The Glories of a new Mode again unfold The beauty of the new feminine, modernized to suit modern fancies, bloom again in the Dominant Style Store Robinson- Schwenn. For Tomorrow and the days following we take pride in presenting our new Spring Modes that are refreshingly new numerous versions in all types, for business, for play and dress-up occasions. CC Word comes from Paris that Capes are very important with the scarf coat sharing honors.

Tri-colored coats with fcri- colored linings are considered smart and chic. While black is the preeminent shade. An impressive presentation of charming new dress fashions introducing many clever new style features in their tiers, scarfs, wide circular skirts, irregular hems, panel shoulders, drapes, peplums and clever ensemble effects: Flat Crepe is the leading frock fabric with georgette playing an important role. The ensemble occupies a position of undisputed leadership in the Spring mode Coats vary in length from the hip to the hem line with the two extremes struggling for supremacy. Creations combining two plain colors in the manner of the new mode and sometimes three.

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