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FORESTRY LAW TO BE OPPOSEDThere seems to be some opposition to the proposed forestry ordinance, recently pveprsed by Mayor Harry Rodabaugh, wlvch if passed will give full control cf all trees and shrubbery bordering the streets of the village to a forestry commission.Rumor of a petition, asking that the matter be dropped, was current yesterday. Indicating that many people who have planted trees on the margin of their lots feel that they Should not have the care of them taken away from them.Tt is also understood that at least two members of council are not very enthusiastic ever the ordinance. The question of the legality of a village appointing a commission has been raised and also it is believed thnt should this be possible, a previous ordinance should have created the commission.The ordinance has had two readings and will come up for the final one and passage at the regular monthly meeting oi April 1,ton, Howard Goldsmith, inn May Shepherd, Sylvia shinklc, Alma Womniiek, Mary Ellen Martin, Martha Rodabaiigh, Selgilnde Hfmdschln, Margaret Evans and Wallace Rcudebush,Net Sqmul HonoredA merry scene was presented last evening at the home of Mr, mid Mrs. Hugh Stephenson, South Main street, when a parly and banquet was given In honor of the Stewart High Junior ba-skctball squad.This entertain me nt cf the Sewart Junior squad was Ln recognition of Jts most successful season, during which the teum won an even dozen games without a single defeat and = ended by carrying off the county T Junior High Championship.A beat If ul loving cup, donated by 'the Hamilton Dally News, was pre-i fecnled to the Stewart squad follow-f Jdg the banquet.^ • The guests included, Principal H.2J. Kramer, Coach Don Leahy, John t MflhoHand. of the teaching stall, : mnd squad members as follow: Harry Thorp, Victor Cook, George Mil-* ler, Henri’ Hampton, Orville Dicker-• non, Emmert Wallen. Lawrence Me-■ Coy Emmst Hunt, James Saunders.Hoscob Waiten and Bobby Stephen-: son.Small Roof FireThe f.re department was called Wednesday noon to the home of Howard Kirkpalriek, 308 Nor Lli Poplar street, where a small i-odC fire had been extinguished before its arrival. The less was reported as very’ small.Debate Chain StoresThe Inter-collegiate Debaters of Miami Universe!*’ have Issued invitations for a discussion on ‘Die Chain Store Question,1' which will take place in Benton Hall, Friday, Maxell 2j at S:00 o'clock.Ac The OxfordToday and Friday. ‘Show of Shows, with 100 stars and 1D0Q Hollywood beiitics. Added Pa the sound news. Saturday, Playing Around, with Chester Morris; also comedy, Loal Sweet/’ and novelty, The Singing Break man.11REAL ESTATE TRANSFERSGarden School SeiA fcnrd-rn school, sponsored by the Oxford Garden Club, Will be held hi the sr.clnl rcoms of Memorial Presbyterian church all day Wednesday, March it was announced today.Victor Ries, head of the floral culture department at Ohio State University, will b2 in charge and each hour, from 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., deal with a different phaseof flower growingArchaeological LectureDr. Roll In H. *Tar.ner, general secretary of the Auiideological Institute and proicsscr of classics in New YctYl University, will give an fllushated lecture on The Minotaur and its Labyrinth” in the Geology lecture Loom at Brice Hall, Miami,■ Saturday evening at eight. Members of the society, members of the Ait*League, students, and others who may be interested are invited to be present.Dt« Tanner will be dinner guest of Hr. and Mrs, P. L. Clark. Professor and Mrs. F. L. Hadsel are also inviting a number of their friends to a reception nt theirHAMILTONHomer Forman to Frank Hollhi,lot 12H21, $1.Joseph U. Schneider to Harry Schneider, lot 6232, $1.Herman Golc.sleiri to Marian Goldstein, 10 lots Hamilton, V/il-lionisdule and New Miami, $1.L. E. Epperscn, sheriff to Chris W. Kacler, lots 217S-G-7-8-9, $5,-500.William C. Shafer to John B. Fuget, pt lots- 5342-5, $1.II. J, Long to Joseph A. Hagan, lot 14343, $1.William Sailor to James Martin, lot 16043, ]$«Irene B. Frazer lo William F. Thom ill, !0t 2483, $1.John Moore to Tliomas Frailcy, lot 2735, $1,Reese H .Johnson to Dib Johnson, lot 14422, $1.Roy P. Beaver lo Sadie Phillips, pt luc 13410, $1-Strauss Bros .Co. to Harry Lesh-ner, pt lota 23-4, $1.MIDDLETOWN L. E. Epperson .sheri 11 to City Building, Loan and Savings Co., lot 6449, $924.50.William F. Thamln. to Mort Crall, pt lot 1886. $1,George D, Caddiugton to Earl L. Ccddinglon, lot 2403 pt 2403. $1.Edward Rcckman lo Jane Snyder, lot 45SO, $1.Bertha Boxwell to Louise Cod-dington, lot 406, $!.II. G. Mueller lo John Moore, pt lots 968-9, $UCOUNTY Minnie Roberts, executrix to Al Seevers, 17fl.’i5 acres, Kelly, $1.Orln Gillespie lo Frank Sauer, lot 7, Gillespie, % 1.John A. Wallace, sr., to Sarnh Reas, lot G7, Overpeck, $1.Earl Coddington lo Inez K, Conrad. lots 59-150, Madison City, $1.Edna May Moler to John Mnler, lots 6, and 5H Rolling Mill Park, $1.Jacob E. Smith lo Fred Smith, 2.063 acres, Madison, $1.Jacob E. Smith lo William Wil-scv, 1.087 acres, Madison. $1,home -after the lecture.Mrs- Burns CalledMrs. India Churchman Burns, wife of Ccphus Burns, of NoTth Main street, -died, yesterday in n Cincinnati hospital, where she had been taken a few days previous.The body was brought lo Oxford Wednesday after neon. Fur.eral arrangements will be announced later.EAST HAMILTONj Tell Cast for PlayTne ca3t for the McGufTey'Mirror Staff presentation cf the farce “Engaged by Wednesday, lias been announced. The play will be given in McGufley auditorium on the evening of Friday, March 21.The cast includes Donna Sylvester, Thelma Phaenis, Glenn Dennison, Clarence Roberts, El wood Den-EAST HAMILTON, O. —Last Thursday evening the ir.anbers of the J. A. Club enjoyed meeting atthe home cf Mrs. Herbert \Velk,of Shuler avenue, Cards were the inter esting diversion and pretty prizes were awarded. Later the eucsts were invited into the dining room and a tempting luncheon served. The table decorations and menu were carried out In St. Patrick's color.Mrs. Ella Sletnecker had for her guests Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark, of Dayton Mr, and Mrs, Will Wise and children, Dorothy and Clara,Sonny Houser spent Thursday with his grandparents, Mr* am Mrs. Jds. Houser.
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Hamilton Daily News
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Thu, Mar 13, 1930
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