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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1932

Page

10

Death claims Mrs. Edith Ledwell of Collinsville

Mrs Edith Truster Ledwell beloved wife of William Ledwell dies at 7 36 Sunday morning at home south of Collinsville aged 45 After long illness she endured with patience She lived in Collinsville region most of life member of Collinsville Presbyterian Church and charter Collinsville Grange She married 25 years ago Survived by widow daughter Dorothy two sisters Mrs John Gerber and Mrs William Hampton two brothers Edgar and Walter Traster Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 from residence Pastor J A Martin of Oxford to officiate Burial in Collinsville Cemetery Calling hours after 6 Monday evening

Edith Truster Ledwell William Ledwall Collinsville Cleck Ledwell Ale Presbyterian Church

City and County Ice Bound After Weekend Storm

Police reported heavy weekend icebound traffic with cars skidding into curbs as brakes froze on icy streets. City streetcar and bus service ran late and roads were marooned with motorists stranded. Crews spread sand to keep routes open and officials salted sidewalks at government buildings amid temperatures from 19 to 30 degrees and 0.13 inch of Sunday rainfall.

Avere Owen Street Noronal la Bergeant James O’connor State Highway Department Sait Tom Boli High Minin Street W. K. Swan Butler County Hamilton Liscomo Oxford Trenton

Uptown Streets Glow With Christmas Lights Across Town

Hamilton streets shine as multicolor lights decorate High Street Court Street Main Street and more. City workers receive praise for the festive setup while a rear window at the Elmwood Club on North Third Street is found open but undisturbed. A tire worth eight dollars is reported stolen from Roy Cox of 142 See Avenue.

Hamlton Hamilton High Court Main North Third Street Cha Place

Wiegand and Lehmkuhl Open New Restaurant

Edward Wiegand and Cole Lehmkuhl announce the takeover of Mad's Pigeo at the northwest corner of Main and Wi streets. A formal turkey dinner opening is planned for Thursday. Wiegand is a long time Henilton resident and former Niles Tool Works machinist. Lehmkuhl previously worked 14 years at Lehmkuhl haberdashers on South Third Street.

Edward Wiewand Cole Vichmkwhl Mad’s Pigeo Main Wiegand Henilton Niles Tool Works Lehmkuhl

Salvation Army Appeals for Christmas Help Downtown

Salvation Army runs kettles across downtown and asks for donations to fund Christmas work. Funds are rising slowly and a larger need is noted as two weeks remain to support rural baskets. Workers will visit districts with credentials to collect food items for Christmas baskets.

Salvation Army

Re elect Fair Board Officers and Arrests in County

Directors of the Butler county fair board were re elected last month and reorganized on Saturday selecting the same officers: Moorhead president, Murray vice president, Brown secretary, Nous treasurer. Chester Morgan age 19 and Dark Wigoer age 19 were charged with theft of canal and arrested at 1 40 am by railroad detective Sam Cundiff. They face municipal court arraignment on petit larceny charges Tuesday morning.

Butler County Fair Board Upton Moorhead Maurice Murray William M. Brown James Nous Chester Morgan Bickeye Dark Wigoer Muckeye Sam Cundiff Baltimore and Ohi

Blanket and tire stolen from Middletown autos

A blanket valued at 12 dollars and a tire were reported stolen from vehicles Sunday. J. B. Vernon of 603 East Twentieth Street reported one item. Donald Powell of 568 South Twelfth Street reported a fire worth 20 dollars stolen from his car.

J. B. Vernon East Twentieth Street Middletown Donald Powell South Twelfth Street

Grocery door left ajar at White Villa store

Police found a door open at the White Villa grocery located at Seventh Street and Greenwood Avenue at midnight Saturday. Nothing was stolen.

White Villa Seventh Street Greenwood Avenue

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Wm. Ledwell ED Wiegand Carl Leemeuel Salvation Army Appeal S.D. Hime O.D Trechtling Strauss Hart, Schaffner and Marx Allen Mosse Haines Arrow Manhattan Valco AIL Sizaa I. Miller Stetson Arch Preserver Oxfords Galy
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