Tax Rate Change To Offset Revenue Shortfall In Butler County
Hamilton Middletown and rural Butler County face tax value reductions prompting a four point plan. Court challenge to Ohio Tax Board authority, potential tax rate changes, delinquent tax collection drive, and a committee review of delinquent tax records are discussed as revenue offsets. City figures show Hamilton facing deeper fiscal strain and Middletown risking budget gaps if rates rise.
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Tooffast
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio Tax Board
Scttixons’ Committee
Hamilton Weather Report Anomalous Temperature Text
Weather havers report last night temperatures with unclear figures. The garbled text mentions dates around 1930 and 1937, with numbers like 30 and 41 or 42 seen in the fragment. No clear location beyond Hamilton and no usable event or outcome to summarize.
Hints For Work At College Heard By High School Girls
Dr. Mesick spoke at Hamilton High School about why girls should attend college guiding them to see college life as growth not sacrifice. She urged pursuing professional futures and emphasized college broadening friendships and self discovery for women.
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Jane Tausso Mesick
Lions College
Warahan
American Association of University, Wom
Hamilton High School
Inn
Dr. Mesick
Nife
Mosiek
Rom Rader
Misa Helen Griesimet
Jean
Religious Council To Hear Arnold Address At County Convention
Arnold of Columbus, secretary of the Ohio Religious Convention, will deliver the final address at the county convention on Sunday evening in the Presbyterian church. Mayor Burke will lead the devotional service with Dr. Simon assisting. The two day program began with delegate registration Saturday at First M. B. church and continues with a tea in the church parlor.
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Alt. Arnold
Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian Share
Raymon FL Burke
Simon AO
Mir. Arnold
M. B
Braun Out As Deputy Recorder In Butler County
Robert Brann was named chief deputy by Recorder Karl Kherting as Braun exits the office after two terms. The discharge followed reports of disagreement over appointments and a proposed successor set to begin January 2.
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Robert Brann
Karl Kherting
Butler
Wider
Brau
Tha Onster
Benon
Eberling
Kinwar
Braun
Kwanita
Beau
Franz No Kin of Baseball Player Funeral Services
Funeral services for Franz No Kin will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. from Cahill funeral home on Dayton Street. He died Thursday at Mercy Hospital at age My. Rev Parkin of the American Legion Post will lead services, under Legion auspices. Interment is in Greenwillow Cemetery. pallbearers will be Legion members. Friends may call this afternoon and evening.
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Imarning
Cahill
Dayton Street
Joe Charles Franz
Mercy Hospita
Pranaa
Joe Franz
Hamilton
Parkin
American Legion
Legion
Dar the Legion Tok
Greenweavil Cemetery
Feneral
Legion Mother Hip
Gomidy Presented by Seaftiat Guild in Auditorium
The VY We GAs muditorium filled Thursday evening for a three act camera presentation by the Givat Rannst Ker Ready Guild. Miss Glenns Leifheit coached the performance. The play was well received by those who witnessed it.
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Seaftiat Guild
Gomedy
Fivat
Glenns Leifheit
Delegations Push Relied Funds Amid Bond Plans in Butler County
Three delegations from Hamilton Middletown and St Clair townships urged immediate allocation of 14250 from relief bonds at a county commissioners meeting. They objected to diverting 22497 proposed to county institutions and pension funds. Commissioners planned wider advisement with Swan proposing Hamilton 7000 Middletown 4000 and rest to townships with 600 interest. Delegations cited charity debts to grocers and hoped funds would aid relief, noting interdependent agency needs and potential county hardship without timely help.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
St Claie Township
W. K. Swan
Mildintown
Tomon
Fairfield
St. Claie
Michael Hammel
St. Clair Town
Training Class for Girl Scouts Planned in Hamilton
Regional Director Miss Franca Morse and assistant Miss Lowrey will lead next week’s Girl Scout training in Hamilton. Classes run Wednesday to Friday evenings with sessions for leaders and a special council men course from 2:40 to 4. Open to residents of Hamilton Middletown Oxford and nearby towns. reservations via Girl Scout headquarters.
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Franca Morse
Girl Scouta
Miss Lowley
Hamilton West
Se ‘No Pleluck Theaday
Widnesda
Ho c
Ddietown
Oxford
Girl Saou
Salvation Army Kettles to Boil on Downtown Corners
Salvation Army lines up Christmas kettles on downtown street corners starting Saturday through Christmas. Officials say demand is high and urge Hamiltonians to aid those in need this season as workers guard the kettles.
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Salvation Army
Coroner's Report Of One Homicide In Nov
The coroner reports the death of Guy Eads age 35 who died November 14 from a leg wound caused by a needle during a fight with prowlers at 612 South Thirteenth Street. He died of septicemia and the wound remained in his leg for days unknown to him. Other November deaths include Fiona Smith 21, Raymond Johnson 29, Henry Brooks 25, Jessie Carter 32, J Eric Schwartz 32, Ada Blackwall 48, Mary Cain 23, Grover Antrobus 45 and Charles Franz 44 with causes ranging from multiple injuries to poisons and cardiac failure.
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Mail Carvner
Edward Cook
Isle
George RK
Roberts
Stork
Eads
South Thirteenth Street
Neemie Brake
Hie
Fiona Smith
K. B
Trentok
Raymond Johnson
Greenwood Avenue
Hamilton
Sccidental
Henry E. Brooks
Mr. Great
Cecek
Wayne Township
Jessie Carter
Cottage Street
Eric Schwartz
Sir Clair Township
Hydrmsynnis Ens
Suividal
Ada Blackwall
Pascal Avenus
Hamilyton
Dowd
Wary Cain
Sin
Grove Avenue
Middletown
Braft
Sofden
Grover Antrobus
North Leiden Street
Charles Franz
Christmas Lights Up Town Amid Seasonal Decorations
City manager R P Price says decorative lights are being installed in the downtown district for the season and will be turned on around December 12th or 13th. The display is to accompany a holiday program organized by the Hampton Merchants' association. A vandal damaged a home at 610 South Monument Avenue, reported by owner Mrs Mary Delmer of 2906 Benninghofen Avenue.
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R. P. Price
Hamton Merchants’ Association
Dellmer
Mary Delmer
Benninghofen Avenue
South Monument Avenue
Second Death at Ehrnschwender Home Double Rites
Mrs Ernestine Ehrnschwender widow of George M Ehrnschwender died Friday morning at 6 o clock at 509 South Eighth Street from complications of diseases at age 70. Funeral services are planned from the Klans Funeral Home and St John Church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. She was born March 27 1862 in Hamilton and spent her life here. She married George M Ehrnschwender April 3 1844 and had one son Fred, plus grandchildren and a great grandchild. She was a longtime member of St John’s Church and Ladies Aid Society. Friends may call at Kilans Funeral Home.
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Ernestine Bhrnschwender
George M. Ehrnsshwender
South
Klans
Fatreet
Elvin Avenue
O'Rlock
St. John's Chiereh
Bhrnschwender
F.C. Kuether
de Greenwood Agnetery
Aamilton
Ehensehwender
Hamiltor
Shawna
St. John's
November Dairy Records in Butler County
The Butler County Dairy Improvement association reports November herd totals for 924 cows tested by dairy agent David Herr man. Alfred Richey owns the top butter fat Jersey cow at 72.5 pounds fat and 1 083 pounds milk, Charles Lewis the top milk Holstein at 1854 pounds milk and 60.2 pounds fat, and Richey again leads the 5 to 15 cow herd with 15 cows at 704 pounds milk and 415 pounds fat. Alice Smart owns the top herd over 15 cows with 15 cows at 657 pounds milk and 319 pounds fat.
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David T. Herrman
Butler County
Butler County Dairy Improvement Association
Jersey
Alfred Richey
Holtstein
Charles Lewis
Alice Smart
Victory Dance by Democrats of Hamilton Planned Tonight
Democrats of Hamilton celebrate recent poll victory with Victory Dance at the Anthony Wayne hotel tonight. Junior Democratic club hosts, with a first class orchestra and various novelties. Program begins at nine o clock according to committee chairman Greg Volbrock.
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Hamilton
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Democratic Club
Greg Volbrock
Relief Corps elects officers at annual meeting
The Wetzel-Compton Relief Corps No 4 of the Grand Army of Republic elected officers at the regular meeting held Thursday afternoon at the monument. Mrs Low Carroll was named president with Mrs Henry as senior vice president and Mrs Burns as junior vice president. Katherine Borneman became treasurer, Eula Snyder chaplain, Mary Pochard conductor, Flanzer guard, Maude Hoffman delegate, and Mula Snyder alternate delegate. The president will appoint the remaining officers. A Christmas party is planned for December 15 and members will bring ten cent gifts for a grab bag. a cashie will be held on the monument in December TM.
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Wetzel-Compton
U C Letters for Hamilton Pair
Merle Williams Julthack and Jim Hall among 24 players awarded letters by the University of Cincinnati at the annual football dinner in Cincinnati. Dana M. King, former athletic director at Hamilton High Schools, is now head football coach at the University of Cincinnati.
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Julthack
Jim Hall
Hamilton
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Dana MM. King
Hamilton High Schools
Doniversity of Cincinnati
Legion State Conference Attended By Local Officers
Sam Levine commander of Frank Darwin post 188 and Joseph Scholler depart for Columbus Saturday noon to attend the mid winter conference of post officers in session at the Neil House through Sunday December 4. The gathering is described as a major state event with posts having installed officers for the new year and department committees organized. Mrs Gordon Bleu, Auxiliary Unit president, to leave early Sunday with Mr Blend and Mr Donal Davis for the conference’s final day.
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Sam. Levine
Frank Darwin
American Legion
Joseph Scholler
Columbus
Neil House
Gordon Bleu
Frank Darwin Posh No. 138
Blend
Donal Davis
Beeler Named President Of First National Bank In Hamilton
John M Beeler, longtime Hamilton banker, elected president of the First National Bank and Trust Company following the death of Ernst G Ruder. Beeler also becomes president of the Hamilton Dime Savings Bank, with Don Fitton as vice president of both banks.
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Don Fitton
First National Bank and Trust Company
John MM. Beeler
Erest G. Eader
Beaier
Hamilton Dime Sarga Bank
Bader
The
Dime Bank
John M. Heeler
First National Banke and Trust Company
Hamilton
Ernst G. Ruder
Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
Beiler
Dine Savings Bank
Hin
Samuel 10
Fitton
Becker
Vica
Rodez
First National
Intangible Tax Law Challenge Reaches Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court will decide within two weeks on the constitutionality of the method for distributing taxes under the infantities revenue law after Thursday’s hearings. In Butler County about 915,000 has been withheld from tax distributions pending the ruling, with similar concerns raised in Hamilton County as the case moves through courts to test legality.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Butler County
Hamilton Coenty
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