Three Injured When Auto Hits Mule On Pike
A Middletown crash near Glendale Road left three injured, two seriously. Dewey Smith of Lebanon drove north on the Middletown Pike when a mule stepped into the road, forcing Smith to swerve and lose control. Ralph Kalim, 32, suffered fractured ribs and shoulder blade with chest bruises. his wife, Pearl Kalim, 35, had a fractured shoulder and bruised chest. Smith, 30, of Lebanon, was bruised but released after hospital care. Deputies Schumacher, Duers, and Aminel investigated. the mule died shortly after the collision. The Kalims were taken to Mercy Hospital. the male victim later died at Hugh Frederick Farm.
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Setioualy
Biddistown Pike
Mercy Hospital
Peanty
Gisndale Road
Dewey Smith
Lehenon
Morey Hospital
Middle Town
Pike
Princeton-Glendale
Ralph Kalim
Woodlawn Avenue
Middletown
Lebanon
Bheritt Jobe C. Schumacher
Mark Duers
Teo Aminel
Smith
Midiietown
Uuto
Thamala
Franklin Fox
George Jacoby
Robert Luodtke
Hugh Frederick
Douglas Meyer
Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers at Odd Fellows Temple
Silver Fink No. S08 Daughters of Rebekah elected officers at Friday meeting in the Odd Fellows temple on South Third Street. Mande Huffman noble grand Telis Wittman vice grand Enna Deffer son records secretary Mande Harroe financial secretary Towle Supe treasurer Johanna Richardson deputy president Ethel Skill man Erustve Oirk Blackall captains Unlia Bentnrr pianist Hortense Wargman chosen 3% alternate delegate to CRA of the Fifty fifth district A covered dish soup will be served at 6390 o'clock at the next meeting on Retember 16 at the Odd Fellows temple.
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Odd Fellows Temple
South Third Street
Mande Huffman
Noble
Telis Wittman
Enna Defferson
Mande Harroe
Towle Supe
Johanna Richardson
Ethel Skillman
Erustve
Oirk Blackall
Unlia
Bentnrr
$924 Verdict in Mesesourgos Suit in Pittsburgh
A jury in the Common Pleas Court of Fudge H. W. Kautz returned a verdict for $934.48 in favor of George Mesesourgos of Pittsburgh against the Kiefer Shealing Company of Pittsburgh. Mesesourgos sought $1,100 with the company counterclaiming $1,800 on a breach of contract tied to a job in Allegheny County. Attorneys included Paul Baden and Mace Fichner. Foreman Jacob Hoello and jurors B. G. Dodt, Mrs. Filen Bartels, William D. Witmer, Oscar Woodruff, Mrs. Louis Schaenble, Homer Baker, Woomer L. Carter, Jacob E. Talbert, Mrs. Le E. Carr, Charles Sebrichte, and Henry Wick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Fudge
H.W. Kautz
George Mesesourgos
Pittsburgh
Kiefer Shealing Company
Pittahburgh
Aross
Atddietown
Dmelesaurgea
Hamilton Weather Record Snippet
Weather notes from Hamilton show a maximum of 61 yesterday and a 45 overnight. The fragment lists temperature figures across years including 1930 1920 1927 1926 and reference letters for stations or notes, but many characters are unclear.
Butler County to form tax delinquency probe committee
Middletown officials back a ten citizen research board to study delinquent taxes in Butler County townships Hamilton and Middletown plan joint action and seek to unveil why large delinquencies and delayed notices have built up, with a county wide committee of thirty proposed to oversee the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown
Ana Roral
Butler County
Stapa
Butler
Briddletown
City-Binnager-Louis 4 Nein
American Legion
Billilgr Flan
Simster
Sowunjesion
Bene Israel Elects Max Strauss President at Annual Meeting
Max Strauss was re elected president of the Bene Israel congregation at the annual meeting held Friday night at the temple Ninth and High streets. Former officers were re elected as follows Vice president Miss Felle Hirsch secretary Joe Lowenstein and treasurer Mark Brillant. Trustees are Big Sawer Samuel T Rica and Samuel Lach. All reports were given and showed the congregation progressing wholesomely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ateauss
Max Strauss
Bene Israel
Mise Felle Hirsch
Joe Lowenstein
Mark Brillant
Big Sawer
Samuel T. Rica
Samuel Lach
Seibold Tipped As Recorder Deputy
Local courthouse rumors persist about Peter Seibold being named deputy in the county recorder’s office amid Democratic primary chatter for 1932. The courthouse report also mentions Eherling and Braun in the deputy appointment discussion as a potential chief deputy, with Braun declining an earlier offer. The scene includes political maneuvering around the recorder position and associated personnel shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Seibold
County Recorder
Courthoue
Seibold
Robert Braun
Kart Eherling
Regentéyalee Ravine
Braun
Erat Braun
Eherling
Ag Chine
Commissioners Hear Plea For City Relief Shares
County commissioners consider funds from a 14 250 relief bond levy 6 percent from band sales to aid Hamilton Middletown and St Clair township relief agencies. They approve 7 000 to Hamilton 4 000 to Middletown 2 100 to townships with future designations and plan to borrow or use other sources including loans from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller County
Hamilton
Middletown
St. Clair
Middletons
Lemon
Fairfield
Linmillan
Groceri Nye
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bbare
Iia
West Side Aid Society Meets for Routine Business
Routine order of business was transacted at the West Side Aid Society meeting Friday evening at Saint John Church. The St John's council meeting also held Friday night at the church conducted its regular monthly business.
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West Side Aid
West Side Aid Society
Smit
Stam Street
ST. John's Church
St John's Teiwarnk
Redeemer Church Dads and Sons Banquet Highlights
A fathers and sons banquet at Evangelical Church of the Redeemer featured white and blue décor, music by Max Qochelt and his trio, humor by Jack Williams, and talks by Z C Shell on character building and Tebert Reigier on fatherly antics. Rosa Newton and Edwin Brinkman led games. John Nichols played piano as his son Russell sang. Attendees included Ab theia and several father and son pairs. continued on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church of the Redeemer
Brotherhond
Max Qochelt
Trig
Jack Williams
Z. C. Shell
Tebert Reigier
Rosa Newton
Edwin Brinkmin
John Nicols
Russell
Abthia
Russel Nichols
John Nichola
C. [Keater
Grvilla Korhler
Wal
A Christmas Appeal for Hamilton Needy This Year
A Christmas appeal urges readers in Hamilton to donate to help thousands of poor families. Funds will provide food for Christmas Day and extend aid, bringing basic necessities, toys, and small comforts to children. The appeal emphasizes dignity, courage, and shared community support amid hardship.
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Peter E. Rentschler
Hamilton
All Hamilton
Christman
Itriatio
Memorial Services and Canvass Report For Elks Lodge
The Hamilton Elks Lodge No. 93 memorial services are set for Sunday at 2:30 pm and open to the public. The event includes prayers, roll call, eulogies, various quartette performances, and a closing benediction. A post-service financial canvass report praised team performance. a victory dinner is planned for Tuesday in the auditorium with a program following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lodge
Elks
Brother Leto
Dr. Won
Tehae the
Quertotte
Penyor
F. OG. Kuetler
Gretaee A. Small
Walter W. Cahill
Quartatte
Croening
Bar—Quartette
Trow
Robert Patterson
Dayton Lodge
Quartette
Brother Elks
F. G. Knother
Hamilton ”. B.C. A
Lecklidey
Gill
Morris Taylor
B. V. Hill
PL Boli
Walter Hottmeister
W. DP. Griesmer
D. T. Herrman
J. J. Nurdive
Contract Awarded for Harridon Pike Paving Project
The Stile Highway department awarded a contract to Crist and Beatty of Flamiston on a bid of 105 340 70 for paving a stretch of U S Highway 52 known as the Harridon pike in Hamilton County from the edge of Miamitown five miles east toward Cincinnati. The work includes building several small bridges.
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Crist and Beatty
Flamiston Contractors
Zortha
U. S. Highway 52
Harridon Pike
T Heir
Hamilton County
Miamitown
Cincinnati
Education talk and coin flip decide local fire pension election
Charles H. Lake, former Hamilton principal and now first assistant superintendent, addressed the Butler County Teachers Association at Hamilton High. His remarks on the challenges and benefits of education framed a meeting opened by Rev. J. A. Martin. Dean Mesick and John Fry spoke, a tone poem honored Lake, and a secretary committee was formed. Separately, firefighters Durrough and Stricker settled a tie by flipping a nickel, Durrough winning the fifth pension board seat in a 22 year tie history.
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Charles H. Lake
Hamilton
Cleveland
Dean Mesick
Jane Louise’ Mesick
Sirmmons Collegé
Sam Hamil
He A. A
Bertal
Aguin
Fragiona
Mesick
Western
John 0. Fry
Butler County
Teachers’ Association
Fry
Eb, Woolford
Ars
Etella Weiler Taylor
W.H. Orden
Bn Calvin W. Young
James KR. Line
Amins Viola Chiles
Marsh
Lishestraum
Mr. Lake
Margaret Stevenson van Horne
Mary Millikin Beckett
Mary Kaleh Moerxerum
Ee Lake
Darrough
Stricker
Durrough
Jospuark
Thomson Reports Progress in Share- The-Work Plan
Alexander Thomson of Champion Costed Paper Company reports progress in the Share-the-Work movement after attending a regional meeting in Cincinnati. The opening address by Robert G. French, general chairman, urged that this effort could aid the nation as vital as wartime demands, spanning Butler Clermont Brown Highland and Adams counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Thomsan
Champion Costed Paper Company
Hamilton
Progreeas
Cincinnati Arcs
Grofin
Ares
Shalgmen
Homson
Ahnietnon
Butler
Clermont
Brown
Highland
Adams
Rerbert
G. Frengh
Echairnian
Arisin
Grace M E Fathers and Sons Banquet Program of Music and Talks
The Grace M E Fathers and Sons banquet at the church featured toastmaster Charles Stock, songs led by Professor John TD Lots, accordion by Frederick Braun, and magic by John Tiraga of Cincinnati. Principal speaker William L Conrad shared highlights from his European trip. Attendees listed include Charles Stock, Howard Stosk, Fred Brann, Fred Schmidt, and many others from local families and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvaew
Whrch
Charles Stock
John TD
Farl Kelz
William L.conrad
Frederick Braun
Ald Somely
Howard Stosk
Fred Brann
Fred Schmidt
Phil Gumel
Ralph Payne
George W. Weaver
Daniel Lotz
Ernest. Lotz
Carl Lotz
Albert Lots
W. F. Laurer
Charles’ Brles, Jr
Edward Feth
John Werbel
Robert Holle
Charles Braon, Jr
Charles Brann
Sr. Anguet Nagale
William W Nagala
Fort Hamilton D A Officers Elected
Election of officers held for Fort Hamilton Council No 100 Daughters of America with Helena Kranhwhl as counsellor and Florence Pennington as pianist among new officers. Two memberships applied. Next meeting December 9 features annual inspection by District Deputy Elsie Ertel and a fish fry at 6 90. Team practice scheduled for Thursday 7 30.
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Fort Hamilton Council
Daughters of America
South Second Street
Helena Kranhwhl
iLorena Sims
Grace Hunte
Mary, Smallout
Dorothy Sima
Sophia Young
Leila Brince
Ruth Watts
Sealinel
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Rebekah Lodge
Heath
Seibold Tipped
MC. A
Blner Metter
Anega B. Parkin Oliver
Redeemer Church
Dads and Sons
Y.M.C. A. Financial Canvass
Horne
Crist, Beatty
New World
Chas
Lake
J. A. Martin
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Margaret Stevenson van Forne
Mage
Oasbius Durrough
Thomson
Grace M. E. Fathers and Sons
THE
Evening Journal
Atte
Grice
Ed Wheelan
Jerry
Mt Fort
Fea
Ft. Hamilton
D. A
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