Butler County Seeks R F C Aid For Relief Funds
A Butler County relief delegation under John F. Neil works to show exhaustion of all local sources and files for Reconstruction Finance Corp funding. Adj Gen Henderson plans to press the Washington appeal in person, aiming to present county certification to the relief commission this week for an immediate grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Butler County
As & Unit
Henderson
Butlee County
Columbus
George White
Anon
John F. Neil
White
RFG
Ohio
Reef Commission
Fants
Early action on Butler relief fund plea for Christmas baskets
Hamilton community mobilizes the Community Cupboard for Christmas Baskets with barrels placed in groceries to collect canned goods and packages. The drive aims to fill Christmas baskets for needy families, building on last year’s success as grocers participate with placards and door-to-door collection plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Relief Fund
Hamilton
Marrel
Clinton Egbert
Mra
J. To Batt
Peter E. Rentsch- Her
Shairman
Passaible
Rural Theatre Play Planned by Local Association
The Rural Community Theatre association announces a February 1 staging of The Show Off directed by Professor A. T. Gater of Miami University Ozford. Tryouts are Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Hamilton High School for any Buller county resident. Earlier, audiences enjoyed Toe Hound directed by Professor Gales in recent years.
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Rural Community Theatre Association
Imnounees
Profesor A. T. Gater
Miami University
Ozford
Hamilton High School
Buller County
Gales
$205 Verdict Drawn In OHAS, Sanderson Case
Charles Snutterson of Rawilton received a verdict for $425 on his press petition against Bart Bowling, according to an entry Tuesday in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohas
Sanderson
Charles Snutterson
Rawilton
Bart
Common Plees Court
Hamilton Weather Information From Historic Almanac
Weather data show daily readings for multiple years with entries like maximum and minimum temperatures for the same date across 3931, 1030, 1929, and 1888. The report notes a 0.12 precipitate over the past 24 hours and a total rainfall for the month of 0.33, with scattered figures and qualifiers.
St Clair Township Bureau Elects Officers at Sevenmile School
Lois Aligat was elected president of the St Clair Township Paene Bureau as members met Monday night at Sevenmile school. Other officers chosen were J. St Antrison as vice president Willard Paulin secretary-treasurer and Chester Bowlus purchasing agent. The program featured Beaver mile High School orchestra, remarks by Herbert Papper and J B Chowson, and reports from AAPL club 4 H and 4 T1 groups. Certificates of achievement were presented by Dr L E Williams and D J P Terrain.
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Lois Aligat
St. Clair Tawnship Paene Bureau
Sevenmile
J. ST. Antrison
Willard Paulin
Chester Bowlus
Bevermile High School
Herbert Papper
Tle
J.B. Chowson
Butter ‘County Farm Bureau
Carolyn Stshtheber
Helen Ifill
Francis Angst
Cass Ziegler
Cincinnati
Miovenes Thiltbeaud
Civil Congress
Mary Baxter
Gass Ziegler
Jane Hurlwin
Kathryn Teortty
Margaret Weaver
May Kranth
Nebiayaienk
LE. Williams
Gebwol
D. J P. Terrain
Eagles Vote $50 To Santa's Fund
The text reports Eagles groups voting fifty dollars to a Santa's Fund, and mentions by laws adoption and a convention. It notes events at the Eagles lodge on Second Street and an Old Age Pension convention to be held in Columbus with the petition to Ohio House on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis
Butler Uterio
Fintermt Order of Eagles
Eagles
Eagle
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Salvation Army Officers Coming to West End Meeting
Salvation Army officers from Cincinnati will lead an open meeting at 235 Fulton Street at 7 oclock with services at 8 oclock. Claude B. Hates regional commander and Adjutant WW Malte will preside at headquarters.
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Salvation Army
Amronne- Newa
Lulton Street
Claude B. Hates
Cincinnati
Malteby
Semmel
Santa Claus to inspect Hamilton housetops Friday
Sante Clara has word that he will be in Hamilton next Friday afternoon to make a personal inspection of houses chimneys fireplaces and such for his Christmas Eve visit. Fire Chief Conlin received a telegram confirming the plan. Santa will arrive by airplane due to high demand, using reindeer for short hops only when needed. Watch for details of this Hamilton event next Friday.
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Therod & Story
Sante Clara
Hamilton
Tfe
William Conlin
Sonth
Banta
Santa Claus
Santa
Santa Claus Letters Flow To North Pole Posts
Post offices report a rising volume of Dear Santa letters arriving daily at the North Pole. The Hamilton Community Christmas committee and other groups will route the requests to the appropriate hands for action this season.
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Santa Claus
Santa
North Pole
Hamilton
Baker Boy Taken After Poke Store Theft
William Baler, 12, of 124 the street, was taken to police headquarters Monday night for questioning by juvenile authorities after allegedly stealing a poke, fruit, and milk from a West Side store while hungry. The youth blamed his actions on being hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baler
Hangry
West Side
Strange women with cold hands enter home on Rhea Avenue
Police warn of two unidentified women described as cold bands who entered a Rhea Avenue residence on Monday afternoon. Residents say the women claimed they were just warming their hands, fueling mystery over their purpose and identity.
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Rhea Avenue
Ihsidents
Seven County Officials to Take Office January 2. Two Later
Norio of te county officials, chosen last November 8, received certificates Tuesday, with five only applying for the certificate. Most officials, after adjustments in terms, begin January 2. They include Sheriff John O. Seberuse, Paul Baden, Stroh, court clerk elect, Wrodam Merle, surveyor elect Robert Brown, recorder elect W. K. Swall, and Frank Pepper, commissioner elect. Hammerle and two commissioners sought four-year terms. others two years. Probate Judge Gideon Palmer begins February 9. Un-elected treasurer Joseph Bass will not assume duties next term July. Clerk’s last term extended three years five months. recorder term shortened four months. county s aging er term adjusted.
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Norio
John O. Seberuse
Gonnvaul
Paul Baden
Stroh
Wrodammerle
Robert Brown
W. K. Swall
Frank Pepper
Hammerle
Chasey
Gideon Palmer
Joseph
DuBais
Treacher
Problem of Leisure Time Discussed At Y Monday Club
Members of the Monday Night club and their ladies gathered at the YM and A for an address by Rev George L Parkin on The Christian10 Rest and Recreation. The meeting featured a men s chorus and noted speakers on leisure time amid discussions of the 32 hour week and work play love and worship. Names of attendees include John Heiser Teresa M Snyder Eleanor Moyer William Lucy Walter Bentel Lewis Thal C H Buehl George Webster Daisy Brundage Frank Wolford Charles Herold Clarence Lotz C S Mannion Charles Meeks John La Grange L B Carr TH P Stafford Norma Mary Barnet J C Barnet W B Caldwell Elmer N Ketter Mya Lemon Henry Ham merle Herbert Kaefer A M Clark E Millard Gilmore J R King George B Parkin Ray Weininger Jack Courtney Jester F King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Parkin
Hlmer Wetter
Darkins
Parkin
Thoss
Herbert Kaefer
A.M. Clark
E. Millard
Mia
U. A
Gilmore
11 Reigurs
Oscar M. Gast
H. G. Telwig
Ziegler
Robert Parkin
Ray &. Weininger
Jack Courtney
Jester F. King
George B. Parkin
Appeal for Christmas in Every Home aid in Hamilton
An appeal to all organized groups and individuals in Hamilton to cooperate with the 13th annual Christmas in Every Home movement is issued to prevent duplication and ensure every needy family receives a basket. Names of potential recipients can be provided via the clearing committee, with donations directed to Hamber Ward, treasurer, or delivered to headquarters. volunteers may be asked to pick up and deliver gifts.
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Hamilton
Chris
Dcho
Ray
Lester
King
Edward
Warndart
William B. Wick
Joe Wiegand
Hamer Gatd
Chamber of Commeros
Special delivery mail decline echoes nationwide in Hamilton
Special delivery postmen in Hamilton and most U S cities report a drop in mail volume. Since January 1 Hamilton sees about a 25 percent decrease while larger cities report over 60 percent. After postal rate hikes the decline continues and Washington weighs moving the department to civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
United States
Washington
Special Delivery Department
Unauthorized solicitations in Hamilton raise Girl Scouts alarm
Warning that unaffiliated individuals are soliciting in Hamilton in the name of the Girl Scouts for old clothing and toys. The note states these persons have no authority to do such work and urges anyone approached to notify district headquarters and the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Girl Scouts
Scott Handquarters
Ipolice
Baden Names Fiehrer Assistant Prosecutor in Economy Plan
Prosecutor elect Baden announces appointment of Marc A. Fiahzer as assistant prosecutor and Mike Anna May Stevens as stenographer. He plans to economize by retaining one assistant, cutting expenses, and using funds only when essential, while praising Fiahzer’s ability and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden
Fiehrer
Paul A. Baden
Elner
Marc A. Fiahzer
Mike Anna May Stevens
Wr. Baten
Publi
Santa's Fund Reaches 434 With New Gifts
Three more contributions totaling 130 dollars were received this morning by the Christ max In: Every Huwilton Home committee treasurer Lie, bringing the total to date to 434 dollars. Names include S. M. Goodman, P. Renninghofen, and G. A. Leiter.
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Christmax
Huwilton
S.M. Goodman
Renninghofen
G. A. Leiter
Washington Masons Name Temple Rd Representatives to Board
Paul Gingerich Robert J Brown Dr Robert Shank Ernst M Tudre and Edwin J Bartels elected as representatives to the Masonic Temple board at Frashings Lodge No 17 meeting on Temple Road Washington Atonday. Special December meetings announced including entered apprentice degree December 7 7 30 p m and Fellow-Graft degree December 9 7 30 p m annual memorial service and installation of officers December 27 7 20 p m held with Port Hamilton Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gingerich
Robert J. Brown
Robert Shank
Ernst M. Tudre
Edwin J. Bartels
Masonic Temple Board
Port Hamlilton Lodge
Intoxication Charge Filed Against Forest Simmons
An intoxication charge was filed with police headquarters Monday afternoon against Forest Simmons, 32, of Toledo. He was arrested by officers from the local jail and Ohio Rail.
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Simmons
Forest Simmons
Toledo
Vgaol
Slimes
Ohio Rail
Jail for Allen on Driving Charge and Fines for Others
Twelve cases were disposed of Monday night and Tuesday morning before Municipal Court. Judge Pater fined Allen on a reckless driving charge and fined others for breaches of peace, loitering, or petty offenses. Notable penalties included $25 fines for King and Jones for loitering, $5 for Kinzer on petit larceny, and $10 fines for several others. James Allen faced five days in county jail for operating while intoxicated, while Hayden received 30 days for destruction of property.
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Municipal’ Court
Ab Phones Pater
George Hand
South Twelfth Street
Brench
Andrew Brows
South Ninth Treet
William King
Garden Avenue
Howard Jones
Andy Kinzer
South Seventh ‘Atreet
Philip Gerding
Maple Avenue
Herschel ‘Dalunte
Jersey Avenue
Floyd Ingram
North B Streat
Jai'Yor Allen Herbert Perkina
McKinley Avenue
Highriel
James Allen
Glendale
Hayden
Shanke
Mapte Avenue
Mapte Avenue, Was Fined $10 and Easls Por Dreach. of Peace
S Ee
Democrat Women Officers Elected in May Meeting
The Democratic Women's club elected officers at a regular meeting at the Democratic headquarters on Court Street. President Josephine Byerline, vice president Etta Strohy, corresponding secretary Leong Olinger, and treasurer Kilda Armbrust were chosen. A 2 pound party was planned for December 19 to fill baskets for the needy for Christmas, with a Christmas party to follow. A public euchre will be held at the Fenniout club Monday evening to raise funds for the baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s ‘Club
Court. Street
Josephine Byerline
Etta Btrohy
Leong Olinger
Kilda Armbrust
Plang
Fenniout Club
Hamilton Pythian Sister Election at City Hall
A Hamilton Pythian Sister group held a regular meeting at the Kyof hall on North Street. Officers elected include ME. C. Cornelian as grand chief. Estelle as junior, Andrey Tute as under, Nan Brown as keeper of records, and Eleanor Bartlett as mistress of finance, with Sidney Cory protector and Hattie King guard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seesport
Penels
Kyof
P. Hall
Morth Steand Street
ME. C. Cornelian Grathwoh
Estelle
Andrey Tute
Unger
Nan Brown
Eleanor Bartlett
Sidney Cory
Hattie King
Zelta Warren
Margaret Petty
Sedie Hoffman
Elizabeth Filpk
Distribution in suit by O'Dell names heirs
The court entry details a partition case for Anta Tati Hawilton In involving Carl O'Dell. It orders the one fourth share distributed among Tony Tati dower holder Orville Angeline and Frances Tati and others including Joseph Angeline William Harrop and Opida Vargo with specified shares totaling 941.33.
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O'Dell
Anta Tati
Hawilton
Carl O'Dell
Mon Pleas
Tony Tati
Orville
Joseph Angeline
Frances Tati
Iia
Wiliam Harrop
Qpeida Vargo
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County Appeal
ASANT
Adj
Fee Henderson
R. F.C. Board
Arthough
Gramly
Niddletown
Generel Jondersen
Henitton
Erf&y Howe Movement
Aldrk
Baetels
Beate
St. Clair Bureau
Santa’s Mail
Woman's City Club
Hamallton
Billy Ireland
Cahenotia Bisputel
Clara Aten
Charles H. Robinson
John MM. Beeler
Frank Zerfass
Ralph K. Beeler
A. E. Louis
Mes
John Northway
Margaret Schwartz
Henry &. Leifbelt
Jalliay Becker
FIM
Aso
Madge Loomis
Loomis
THE
Evening Journal
Fuller Phan
Art Horum
Reg
Ed Wheelan
Dane Hall Garl
Miss Talent
Welle
Marc A. Pichyer
Snr
Maeo Firhrer
Washington Masons
Temple Rd
Allen
D. P
Rusiness
United Presbyarian
Democrat
Hamilton Pythian
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