Church envelope theft shocks Blaine Avenue home
Thieves ransacked Adolph Scheerle’s residence at 509 Elaine, Blaine Avenue, stealing 1525 in cash, two safety deposit boxes, and a 38 caliber revolver. Second floor blinds drawn. furniture upturned. garments scattered. church contribution envelopes and other items taken. police notified after 19:30 Friday.
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Adolph Bebeerle
Blaine Avenue
Adolph T
Elaine Wranuc
Memil
Seheerla
Oma
Sly
Scheerle
Geeor
Santa Claus Visits Hamilton Amid Crowded Christmas Parade
Thousands of children greet Santa as he arrives by airplane and rides a fire truck through Hamilton. Fire Chief Conlin and officers escort him past the courthouse and business district. Santa reads the letters left for him and hints at staying to visit more, while residents note the town’s festive spirit and safety measures for the event.
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Hamilton
Chironeys
Saita Claus
Banta
Conlin
Santa Claug
Uamilian
Ugle
Aula Claus
Chiek William Conlin
Ficomes
Santa
Sante
Sinta
Dayton Snd
Low
Diamiltan
Aily
Sante Clangut
Mit
Mat
Contin
Wen
Taviling
Serosa
Main Street
Katen Avenue
Senta
Chriatrina
Two Middletown Men End Lives in Tragic Double Suicide
James Aubley deputy commissioner of motor vehicles and Enock Williams shot themselves in separate incidents. Aubley was found dead in bed at 05 Curtis Street after midnight Saturday. Williams, 76, died at 1607 McCursery Avenue after his head was shot in a rear doorway incident. Both men had health issues and recent stress. Aubley earlier spoke of travel to Columbus and had Republican civic ties.
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Dees
Middletown
James He Aubley
Enoch
Willianhty
Aubley
Curtis Street
Republican Party
St Uamilton
Lillian ‘Kinzer
Anhley
Mien Anhley
Williams
Roy Williams
McCursery Avenue
Knock Wilkians
Mr. Williams
Appeal to Women for Community Christmas Help
An urgent appeal requests Taunton women to assist in this year’s Christmas drive for needy families. A meeting, led by Mrs. Robert Wish, is set for Tuesday morning at 10 in the Anthony Wayne hotel to organize funds and food, baskets and toys are badly needed to boost morale and meet needs.
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Tn Orier
Mantillonia
Taunillon
Robert D. Wishex
Ido
Anthony Wayrie
Prewlee
Byerline Hurt In Garage Door Accident
Elmer Byerline, 48, of 507 Bonth Seventh Street, prominent in the Elk community, suffered a broken right leg in an unusual Friday accident. The heavy garage door fell on his leg while he attempted to fix the mechanism. He was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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Elmer Byerline
Byerline
Byotline
Mercy Hospital
Red Men Elect Year’s Officers at Regular Meeting
The order held its regular meeting at Elzer Hall on North Moment Avenue. Officers elected included Sidney Morrill as sachem, Wark Raynes as senior sagamore, J. P. Good as junior sagamore, Harry Turner as prophet, Richard T. Maines as chief of records, J. Is. Wilson as keeper of wam pum, Charles Kahn as keeper, J. D. Goode as trustee for four months, Furt Harries as trustee for 18 months, Charles Kuhn as representative to Grant Council, and S. A. Wilson as alternate to Great Council. Visitors from Cincinnati attended.
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Elzerhol
North Moment Avenue
Sidney Morrill
Sochom
Wark Raynes
Sagauiord
J. P. Good
Sugamore
Harry
Turner Prophet
Richard T. Maines
J. Is. Wilson
Wamputy
Charles Kahn
Wampum
Jd. R. Goode
Furt Harries
Charles Kuhn
Grant Connell
S.A. Wilson
Great Council
Cincionali, Eee
Butler L O C F Elects Officers
Election of officers for Butler Encampment No 7 Independent Order of Odd Fellows held Friday night at the Odd Fellows temple on South Third Street. Officers named for the coming year include Tudwie Scherer J hiot patriacah H e J Gartinet high priest Lorne Tours senior warden Ora Ogg junior warden J B Fatal scribe S C Hepner treasurer Matthew Haerl y brusten and C J Strudel temple trustee. Officers to be installed at the Middletown Odd Fellow temple in Ivwats 7.
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Afticens
Butler
Odd Wellawa
Odd Fellows Temple
South Third Street
Tudwie Scherer
Ehiot Patriacah
He J. Gartinet
High Prieat
Lorne Tours
Ora Ogg
J. B. Fatal
Scribe
C. Hepner
Breasurer
Matthew Haerly
Brusten
C. J. Strudel
Temple
Middletown
Odd Fellow Temple
Hamilton City Council Approves $43,000 Relief Bond Issue
Hamilton City Council passes an ordinance authorizing a $43,000 relief bond to cover this year’s relief expenditures. A second resolution notes the city’s relief needs cannot be met without a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and directs officials to seek state relief commission approval before applying to the RFC in Washington. The two resolutions go to Governor White’s state relief commission for review next Monday.
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Hamilton
Reconstruction Fir
Inspection Praise For D A Council Initiation Event
Fifteen candidates were initiated during a regular meeting of Fork Hamilton Council No 109, Daughters of America, at the D of A hall. District deputy Hisia Extel of Tobanon and inspection officer praised the lodge’s work. Visitors from Mt Healthy and several other communities attended. An all day sewing event was announced for Wednesday and a Christmas party planned for the evening with refreshments served.
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Fork Hamilton Counsil
No. 109
Daughterd of
America
Av Hall
Senich Second Street
Histrict
Hisio Extel
Tobanon
Alta Urlon
Atsol Ok
8000 Yards of Material Help Red Cross Clothing Drive
Teppy No Mya and Mrs Bayle coordinate Red Cross effort in Porfa to supply warm garments using 8000 yards of cotton material from federal stock. The project, aided by county families and Hi-Y girls, produces underwear jackets gowns and baby quilts, with Strauss store providing space and services.
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Hamilton Gehoose
Strauss Clothing and Bhoe ‘Co
Max Strauss
Mr. Strauss
Butler County
Edna Billingslea
Shairman
Arthur Priest
Oxford
High Praise for Student Council Play at Hawilian High
High praise rings through Hawilian High auditorium as the student council fundraiser, a three act farce titled She Couldn't Say No, draws acclaim for a capable cast and its aim to aid needy girls. Directed by Miss Mary Vance, the performance benefits the school’s needs, with proceeds entrusted to a silent investigating committee for distribution.
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Hawilian High School
Stoideie Cowell Wader
Mary Vance
Walter Turnbull
Blanket Of Snow Over City Brings Traffic Delays
Immanuel Lutheran Men elect officers after heavy snowfall described as among the heaviest recent years. Three inches of snow fell overnight, winds whipped drifts three feet high in sound sections. Streetcars and trains faced skidding conditions, crosswalks were cleared, and relief agencies reported increased calls for aid while workers aided in snow removal. Meeting of the Immanuel Lutheran Men saw Karl Cartwright elected secretary-treasurer and Paul Ziegler named president with an active entertainment committee.
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Immanuel
Hamilton
Enys
Chipinmati
Tinko Erie
City Atreat Shaitenance
Repsie Department Ayorkmon
Paul Ziegler
Immpanuel Lutheran
Larl Cartwright
Karl Cartwright
Paul Zieglar
Clifford Minining
Georga .Detmer
Clarewen Wynn
Carl Schmitt
C. Q. Wright
Warr
Navy
Meg Wright
Fire damages Menke home on Hanover street
A fire gutted the roof of J. B. Menke’s residence at 1312 Hanover Street at 2 40 PM Friday. Damage was estimated at 400 dollars. The blaze started from a spark near the chimney, destroyed the roof and spread to the attic before firemen stopped it on the lower floor.
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J. B. Menke
Hanover Street
Chimmey
Flaore
Peter's Fund for Needy Bazaar at St. Peter's Church
Proceeds from the Thanksgiving bazaar held at St. Peter's Church will aid the needy of the parish according to plans outlined by the committee. Reports from committee members showed the bazaar was an exceptionally uneventful event.
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St. Peter's Church
Fenton Trustees Schedule Friday Meeting
Trustees of the Fenton ub will meet Friday night to conduct routine business. The gathering will address standard municipal matters and organize forthcoming agendas.
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Fenmont
Fenton Ub
Lbs
Charity Ball for Santa’s Fund Draws Hamilton Interest
A charity ball in Hamilton on Tuesday December 13 at Jeff's Garden aims to raise funds for the Christine in Every Hamilton Home drive. Admission is 25 cents or a food item for Christmis baskets, with no limit on contributions. Sponsors Edwin Downe and John Schwalm promise warm comfort and a lively orchestra supplied through local Masonry ties.
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Jeff's Garden
Christine
Hamilton
Christos
Edwin Downe
John Sehwalm
Offhe
Hall
Fred E. Motzer
Tushor
Logul No
Federation of Muaia
Battery theft report filed for Miamisburg resident
Deo L L Hanter of 141 Pershing Avenue reported a stolen automobile battery valued at 85.75 on Friday. Police were notified and investigations are underway.
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Deo L. L Hanter
Pershing Favenna
Pelica
Fridaay
Santa's Fund Reaches 890 With Donations Added
The Christmas in Hamilton community fund tops $890 as gifts totaling 365 arrive. Friday morning the organizing committee appeals for further small contributions. List of receivers includes RB. M. Rader, A Selut Realty Co., Emily Beckett, Mrs. Mary Beckett, Donald McDaniel, Charles Duersch, and more. Total to date $1,580.00.
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Hamilton
Bipley
Snall
M. Rader
Sue
C. A. Selut Realty Co
Emily Beckett
Mary M. Beckett
Donald McDanial
Charles Duersch
Jony
Renteblie
Reniachler
Dato J
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