North End Improvement Association Nominates Officers
At the regular North End Improvement Association meeting in Engine House No 5 Joscph Buckner and GC Lund were named for president with George Yagkla as vice president Gary Declines the presidency after four years of service Paul Hauser reports the Christmas party committee is soliciting and arranging a charity event to be held at the Stone Have Mr Greenwood and Beaten Street this Friday free refreshments will be provided and lights will decorate the venue The event is sponsored by the association and scheduled for Saturday evening December 8 Transportation and light rate discussions followed The next meeting is set for Thursday December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joscph Buckner
GC ¥Lund
George Yagkla
North End
Tiesday
Engine House No. 5
Provident
Gary
Wait
Paul Hauser
Huey
Aoaociation
Gredwood
Hanover community events and local dinners reported
The article notes a Wednesday schoolhouse hotline event and upcoming Thursday work session. Sympathy extended to the Burkhowrt family for their mother’s passing. Sunday dinner hosted by Titel family. attendees listed. Hanover boys varsity and eighth graders defeated Oxford at a recent Friday game. Various locals, including Derickson, Beiser, and Vizedom families, are mentioned with social visits and shoppings in Cincinnati.
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Burkhowrt
Thoraday
Aly
P. Titel
Derickson
Clarence Derickson
John Deieainger
Wilbur Derickson
James Sly
McGulley
Oxford
Ox Lord
Mira Aiuy Singth
Lan Wreneehirg
EB. Byle
Frank Krucker
C. W. Beiser
Abe
Arline
Tina
Veliny
Gloser Jin Ronghler Calblina
Cincinnali
Local Notes and Notices from Washington Lodge and Community Events
Regular meeting notices and social events from Washington Lodge No. 37 and related groups. Upcoming Wednesday and Thursday gatherings include meals, dancing, beauty services, and holiday appointments. Listings mention memorials, obituaries, and local business ads with timing and locations.
Stage and Paramount Theatre Offerings in Flawed Print
A garbled docket of theater notes highlights Beaty Park at Beinto Theatre with actor Harry Hearley in a Beaty Park production and Life Raging at Paramount Theatre. References to Journal Follies and local talent create a muddled showing with auction and real estate notices interwoven, listing rooms for rent and a 1992 estate sale in Eaton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Bradley
Hearley
Beaty Park
Cheaterfielt Lable
Binto Theatre
Paramount
Makehal
Paramount Theatre
Heart of a Wife continues with Nick and Jerzy mobsters
An installment shows Nick planning to settle with Jerzy's mob while back at the fence the narrator endures threats and a tense escape attempt. Nick asserts control and taunts others as he coils toward a dangerous confrontation with Tony's aid and a looming date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Hecile
Tony
Hnald
Nia
Aerous
Nivk'avic
Dingtay
Lim
Frice Named Supt of Hamilton Office
Robert Price of threely is promoted from agent to superintendent in the Hamilton office of the Western and Southern State Insurance Company. The appointment follows internal shifts as the company reorganizes its regional leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frice
Hamilton
Robert Price
Threely
Tate
Suranee Ecompany
Eee
Delay in Raupp Case Delayed by Continuances
The Raupp suit against Walter K. Seward faced further delay as a jury trial was postponed. Attorney Clinton and a physician were asked to stay off duty for several days, with judges waiting for a quicker recovery before resuming testimony and closing arguments. The case involves transactions valued at about 30,000 dollars and concerns farm management on the Princeton Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarotti Raupp
Walter K. Seward
Copmen News Court
Julie Clinton OD
Hoyd
Newayse
Midge Boyd
Clinton Bath
Robert
Boyd
Memorial Service by Eastern Star Chapter No 105
A memorial service was held at the regular meeting of Washington Chapter No 105, Order Eastern Star, Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple. The Star quartet performed several selections and Bernice Knecht, worthy matron, gave a short talk. Officers will be installed at the next meeting on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Schoel
Washington
Carl Fisher Dies at Cincinnati Home
Carl Fisher, longtime local resident, died Tuesday morning at his residence on Vic Marlowe Avenue in Cincinnati. Funeral services are planned Friday at 2 o'clock from Quakman’s Funeral Home, 920 Clark Street.
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Carl Fisher
Cincinnati
Don
Anny
Fisher
Ice Wagner
Adam Fisher
Vic Marlowe Avenue
Cincin
Ipad
Quakman'a Funeral Home
Glark Alreeh
Presbyterian Young Women's Meeting Held At Millville
The Presbyterian Young Woman's Missionary Society met Tuesday evening at Mrs. P. G. Traber's home on Millville avenue. After business sessions they planned a Christmas program in Piney Fork Ohio with Julia Spickard, Heterd Schau, and Mrs. Rus ae hosting. Mrs. G.W. White gave a talk on Christmas in Germany recalling her childhood Christmas days. Mrs. Traber presented a "Christmas Variations" record. Hostesses were Mrs. H. Wilkingon and Mrs. Ralph Shollenbarger.
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Presbyterian Young
Woran
Missionary
PG. Traber
Mmillville Avenue
Seid Au
Piney Fork
Ohio
Julia Spickard
Lenilor
Heterd Schau
Rusae
GW. White
Rites Friday for John Nolloth
Funeral services were not held Friday afternoon for John Nolloth of 3560 St Charles Street Cincinnati brother of Thomas Noloth of 655 Moorein Avenue He was vice president of Milner Electric Company a well known Cincinnati businessman after a prolonged illness died Tuesday at his home
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Jonn Noliith
Thomas G. Nolfoth
Moarein Avenue
St. Charles Street
Cinvinmli
Noloth
Milner Electric Company
Cincinnati
200 At Beneficial Union Social
About two hundred people attended a social at the German Benevolent Association hall on North Seer street. Music was provided by Miss Ross’s orchestra. Card games of euchre and 4380 were enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneficial Union Social
Bet Laial Daton
K. of Py Hall
North Seer Street
Tiss Ross
Euehre
Grace M. D. H. Hospital Beance President Elected
Sherion Farward Feth was elected president of the Grace M. E L branch of the Fort Hamilton Hospital association at a Tuesday night church meeting. Walter Weber was chosen vice president and Charles Stock secretary treasurer. Members elected for foreman were Mr. Pelh and Rev. A. A. Maag, pastor. A general boost with LeRoy Thonner and Earl Keich in Charge Enllowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. D. Hospital
Beance Sherion
Farward Feth
Grace M. EL
Fort Hamilton Hospital Association
Walter Weber
Charles Stock
Fa Ronneit Wera
Mr. Pelh
A. A. Maag
Aeoeral Boos
leRoy ‘Thenrer
Eerl Keieh
Radio Day in Butler Schools Broadcasts Begin
Butler County schools will host Radio Day featuring the Ohio School of the Air geography program. Broadcasts will air at 2 pm, honoring all county radios equipped schools and listing Maple Park, Oakford, Overpeck, Miltonville, Amanda, Port Union, Stockton, Somerville, and Williamsdale. funds come from pupil penny collections.
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Butler
Butler County
Ohio School of the Air
Schouls
Ben
Ohio
Maple Park
Qaford
Overpeck
Miltonville
Amanda
Port Union
Stockton
Somerville
Williamsdale
Ane Nance
Trenton Crash Injures Six Passengers
Six persons riding in a car on the Montonville road south of Trenton were injured when Paul Turner lost control and the vehicle overturned in a ditch. Turner suffered internal injuries. Corrine Turner 18 had a broken jaw and knocked out teeth. Mary Shaffer 16 had facial cuts. Ida Mar Freinch 13 had a broken left leg. Myrtle Shaffer 14 was badly bruised. Yalea Keith 16 had a broken leg and body bruises. The injured were taken to Middletown hospital.
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Trenton
Mintonville Road
Paul Turner
Middletown Hospital
Turner
Mrse Corrine Turner
Mary Shaffer
Ida Mar Freinch
Myrtle Shaffer
Yalea Keith
Baptist Rand Enjoys Program at Rust Baptist Church
The Ladies Industrial Club of Rust Baptist Church held a Tuesday program with Mrs. Emory Parker in charge. Mrs. Frank Morris led devotions with a Christmas theme and Miss May Sourher assisted. They planned furnishing pulpits on Sundays next month and featured duets by Mrs. John Briskrasn and Dra ande Leifheit with Mina Glenna Laifheit at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Rand
the Rust Baptist Church
Emory Parker
Frank, Morris
May Sourher
John Briskrasn
Draande Leifheit
Mina Glenna Laifheit
Emory Perker
Standard Oil
Railroads urged to modernize and cut costs with rapid transport
A history column argues the United States lags in air and sea power and urges rapid railroad reforms. It endorses borrowing ideas from motor and water transport, underutilized rights of way, and high speed passenger service to beat rivals, invoking Haccmann as a model if alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Nary
Japan
England
France
Tobi R. Torney
Ure St. Tenis
Southwestern Railway
Haccmaan
Julius Schieke 18 Laid to Rest at St. John's
Julius Schieke 18, of 42 North Seventh Street, died Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. John's Church at 2:36 PM, conducted by Rev. F G Kueber. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Philisy Beiser, Henry Gebhart, Henry Denziey, Col. Helfreich, Jol Reiganst Conrad Shellborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmpresarva Wineral
Cor Julius Schické
North Seventh Street
St. John's Church
F. CG. Kueber
Fntermeny
Greenwood Cemetery
Pall Deavers
Philisy Beiser
Henry Gebhart
Henry Denziey
Col. Helfreich
Jol Reig Anst
Conrad Shellborn
California Irrigation Districts Readied Amid Fiscal Tangle
A state engineer reports in California that 25 irrigation districts stand large, while others still under local control total about 4.9 million. The note contrasts fiscal strain with early tax payments in Colorado and Texas where Tom Goan boasts of a long held receipt record.
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California
Pats
Colorado
Tex
Tom Goan
College View Ageda To The Jnernat
Legal notices and brief items show a Hamilton region community page with shopping and visits among local families, plus a stockholders meeting notice for The Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Co and a township bid call for road work in Rose Township, Hamilton County. The text lists names, dates, and locations, indicating social activities and formal public notices.
Legal Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Parcel Sale
Legal notice lists F Free Acker and Sarth T Acker as defendants in Butler County. It states a mortgage claim anchored on real estate in Section 17, Township 2, Range, with sale of described lands and a 1932 loan at 5 percent interest from July 1932. Also lists several autos for sale and their prices. Contact Tudor at 333 Court Street for proceedings.
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Oxford National Hank of
Oxford
Ohin Plaintie
Knentie Brothera “Incorporated
Titer County Vommon
Court of Common Pleas
Tivier County
Ohio
Waldo
Caprinouss
Hamilton
Wits
Vilage
Hitloe
Elenty-Sever
Fry & Munns
Ward
Joshua Davis
Anid Inlet
Said Iniot
Anid
Ehanva
Mora
Lea
Poe
Hewinning
Sald Premisee Lng
Miami University
Knights of Pythian
Ghia
Merch
Vai
Mara Alb
Racardene Duttre
Chia
Anid Vivaie
Joan C. Rchimacior
Knevitt
Chas
Walke
Daputy
Shepnerd
Free Acker
Sarth
T. Acker
Bingoin Buildlang Loan
Ead Savings Co
Butler County
Precioiure
Morthage
Milam
Rone Townanin
Butler
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wiTleeni
Mesibar
Alma Spahn
Hecorder, Oy
Bala Conier
Krent
Ladlow
Saharon Beauty Paylor
Frederick Vita ‘Tonio
Realistic
Ehanpow Yim Finger Waye
Dba
Maiggio Kellayy Allen
Mra. Johnson
Hermin Ahrtine No
Tle
Masinis Temple
Neliip Briney
W. T
Jim Tlenry
Romi Tan
Zoe Couple
la Royale Beauty Shop
High Street
Ead
Knights of Sythian
Knights of Pathida Hall
Hamilton Evening Journal
Ada
Amy
Mallilton
Jolt Grenger
H CO
Ghia State University
Pancom
North Third
North Second Street
Campbell Avenue
Nor
William Buckley
Morning Sum Road
Paris
Sala Cash
Ward R. Hogan
Williem Buckley
OG. Fy Cando
AL Wy Antes
Ross Avenue
Mack Krek
Ler
John H. Lamm
Will Bell
Eaton
Homers Township
Preble County
Farpy
Anne Lame
J.H. Kamm
John
Dye
Exton
Wife
Adele Garrison
Senven Madge
Jarey
Charias Owen
Macron
Allence Og Jerry
Che
Nik Couh
Grisno
Shewal
Soucor
Young Tie Tve
Roy Kye
Contucianiala of
Ue World
Rresby
John Nolloth
The
Journal
Shuler Avenue
Sever Roms
Myders
Shuler
Lmmnediate
Jean Machine
Male
Millville
Reina
Main
East Avenue
tor + and
Rralty Co
Monty
Pleasant Avenue
Mindern
Champion
LL Lawson
Ethel Weller
Sycamore
Arthom ‘Rrisbane
Editorial Pays
Ouly Evropean
Julius Schieke
Califorkia
Welbing
Joaly
College View
Dee
William Batt
Reprieda Flory
Cirl Tunes
Renny Cotting
Nag
Bam Hannah
William Walk
Clarence Rusk Ait
Stockhuldern
Fittzens S Saving Banke & Trust Co
Sparky Te Cooma
Ramilton
Thi Noniay
Jeneers
Betwee
Rose Tonshin
RAO BM
Paceraber
Gus P. Sauer
Cleyk, RF. 16
Buller County
Onlo
Iset
Roedvedt
Jean Osta
Brest
Sateral
Wali
Apella
Deshard
H. Sebulthaigs
Holstein
Mlersant Avenue
Brimswick
Junnor
Hamilton Aponuia
Boar — Hampshire Pearing
Wilson Street
Care Journal
Knight & Nantwick
Newark
N.Y
Barbat
Belex
Miami Street
State Street
Union Street
John GC
Schumacher
Shariff
Chast
Walker
George Schelmorn
Atlornes
Realtors
Rand
Mark Alstop
TJ Rentsehler
Teaviigig Town
West Bide
BTA
Vogt | Mediie Co
Wee
Billy Goal
Buckeye
le Colored
Indy
Central Avenue
Willie Cornette
R . Oa
Bell Hospital
Osyereiary
Hirself
Dayton Street
Jos
South Second Street
Fee
Fur—Man
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Shandon
Ss 18
End St
Haraillon Plumbing Co
Ludlow
Floyd Kerners
Ford
TUDOR
Arcada
Petriecoff's
Wartenhuy
Shhallenbreger
Court Street
Alan
Athera
Aker
Henry Wilekingey
Rosa Townahin
Butter County
Tenet Ni Lang
Ala
Gao, Tiach
Srantoras
Ina Vt
Henry Fuckinger
E. D. Higdon
Hen Ty Kalla
Laura Dag
Henry Pijekinger
Ciro
Risch
Botlar
Blech
Annie
Jemeary
Lincoln
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