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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1932

Page

6

Butler County Bodies Move To Raise Relief Bonds

Butler county commissioners voted to cooperate in issuing bonds totaling 155000 to fund relief for Hamilton Middletown and rural districts with 77000 for Hamilton 14000 for Middletown and 24000 for the county The action opens a path to an EOC loan next year and aims to cover January and February 1933 with county unity for relief efforts and welfare needs including the county home children's home widow pensions and veterans relief programs

Butler County Hamilton Middletown Wall Shiny Shay State Relief Conmingion Ab Columbus Lie Hady Hutler County George White Reconstruction Hinanes Corporation B. F.C Hamion John F. Neian Oanucty Welfara Columbius Rigadll P. Brite White

Lost weather data fragment from 1924 to present

Fragmented weather notice lists max and min temperatures for multiple stations across years. Includes entries like WLZ 1026 and Jpilation for past 24 kawetation for month to date. Data appears garbled with inconsistent units and illegible values.

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Help Fill School Barrels Appeal Issued Today

Mothers in Hamilton urged to donate for parochial school families and needy children. Community Christmas committee places a barrel in every serisal two days, December 16 and 18, for distribution via the Community Christmas store. Barrels welcome packages of any size. groceries and baked goods also requested to stock Community Cupboard barrels in 80 Hamilton sites.

Famillan Parsons Hamilton Ie Community Christmas Committee Hamilton Thorn The

Coffer-Dam Breaks Endanger Five Bridge Workers

Five men laboring on the North Third Street Bridge cofferdam were squeezed by a collapsing 18 to 68 foot cofferdam as river water surged inside. One man atop the structure was hurled into the river but swam to safety. four others escaped unharmed. The incident may cost Roberts Supply Co. thousands in repairs and salvage efforts depend on engineering success. The lower twenty four feet of Shiadan remained submerged, with workers beneath pouring concrete for the bridge support.

Third Street Roberts Supply Company Bether Cottor

Shepherd Suffers Broken Ribs After Porch Fall

W. C. Shepheed, a prominent Jism ian attorney, suffered three broken ribs when he fell on the porch steps at his Dayton home. He was reported resting easily at Mercy hospital Wednesday after the incident on Sunday.

Shepherd W. C. Shepheed Dayton Mercy Hospital Hamilton Falls Rayorta Toda Angelo Gerakos Washington Street Central Avenue Kari Clark Millville Avenue Clark BE. Lo Wilder Hunt Avenue Kenworth and Goodman

Maggard Quoted On Non-Support Charge In City

Nicholas Maggard aged 32 of Gordon Avenue was arrested Tuesday at Pilot Street police headquarters on a non support charge. Detectives Oscar Desker and Robert Leonard made the arrest.

Maggard

Santa's Fund Appeal Notes Small Contributions

Fragmented OCR shows a fund drive entry with amounts and donor names such as Thomas A. Dorsey and M. Ladley. The text lists several small contributions and mentions Nonpareil Printing Co and Champion Coated Paper Co in a chaotic ledger style.

Thomas A. Dorsey M. Ladley W. J. Conkley G. Muelbh Viece Guy Weckett AFM SMO Nonpareil Printing Coy Rowe Creer Champion Coated Paper Co

Health Officers Here Thursday

Tenth a Commissioners of Lowth on Dhio will be in Hamilton for their quarterly meeting at 11 a.m. at the YOW GA. A luncheon will be served at noon. Dr. L. G Neer, of Marton, will read a paper on Food Inspection in the City and County. Dr. EL G. Bhaffer of the state Department of health will speak on The Organization of State and Local Public Health Departments. Dr. ALG. Peters, president of this district, will preside and Miss Anta Doyle, secretary, will aid in arranging the program.

Lowthon Dhio Hamilton Wuvweiliy Avelock Yow L. G Neer Af Marton EL G. Bhaffer State Department of Health State and Alg. Peters Misa Anta Doyle

Hamilton Masons Meet Tuesday Night

Regular Ft. Hamilton Lodge No. 686, F and ALM session transacted routine business. Meeting held Tuesday night at the Masonic temple, with members addressing customary orders and upcoming events.

Hamilton Masons Ft. Hamilton

Plans Told by Women Benefit Shows and Card Party

A city women’s committee plans a midnight December 2 benefit show at the Paramount Theatre to aid Hamilton’s Christmas In Every Homeland, plus a December 23 charity card party and dance at Anthony Wayne hotel with a popular orchestra. Mrs Samuel P Rice chairs the committee. other organizers include Mrs Robert M Satingen and Mrs Charley Mreon. Continued on page 11.

Paramount ‘Theatre Anthony Wayne Hamilton Fenmont Samuel P. Rice Paramount Thedra Robert M. Satingen Robert Pringe Walter 5. Blown Mya Toward Stonekor Malcolm Hrowson Raymont Burkemin Peter Rentechter Card Vonenittee Hovey Charley Mreon Frank Beker

Christmas Seals Sent Through County By Health League

Three thousand Christmas seals were sent from the Pullfis Health League to homes throughout the county. This first year the school seal sale mirrors the city effort. Friday, December 16 is designated as school day. each child may purchase a seal for one cent to support the tuberculosis fight.

Pullfis Health League

Christmas Tree and Kiddies Party At Courthouse Lawn

Jr Democrats plan a community Christmas tree on the courthouse lawn early next week with a kiddies party and Santa Claus gifts. The Junior Democratic club will also aid in Christmas in Every Home, organize baskets, and work at the Christmas store and delivery efforts before Christmas. Officials endorsed Marc Viehrer as assistant to Prosecutor-elect Paull A Baden, with the next Low Club meeting set for January.

Jr. Democrats Loya Santa Claus Dunior Dencivatte Plus Plana Wobert Briede Kimball Scntt Chaiman Gilby Russell P. Price Price Democratic Club Raatigh Street Plan Cinmnionasty Paull A. Baden Marc. Viehrer Hia Low Club

Women Teachers Help Children Fundraiser at Hamilton High

The Club of Woman Teachers presented a program at Hamilton High School that netted 120 dollars. At Monday night’s meeting the group voted to donate the amount to a fund for spectacles for indigent children. The club also dressed 26 dolls for the Baron of Social Work and planned to bring Christmas joy to 25 needy girls.

Hamilton High School

Butler County Basketball Tourney Set For February 24 25

Butler County schools finalize plans for a county basketball tourney to be held at Miami University on February 24 and 25. George Lu Rider Miami University will manage the event with Angus King of Withrow High and C L Sonid of Findlay officiating. Mr Rader directs tournament operations assisted by ticket takers sellers scarers and timekeepers. Twelve county high schools compete with four junior high teams advancing to district competition. Preliminary junior high series run the week before the county event at various county locations.

Butler County Miami University George Lu Rider Angus King Withrow High School Cincinnati Ohio C. L. Sonid Findlay Rader Theea Tha’ Tunior Aida

Joint Installation By Jr Order D A at Buller Council

Regular meeting of Buller Council No 84 Junior Order of America held at the Junior Order hall. Port Hamilton Council Daughters Of America will assist in installing officers. A program from the Junior Order orphan home in Tiffin Ohio will be broadcast from station WERY Cincinnati Sunday at 330. A fuller program will be aired again from WSK Dayton at 930.

Buller Council No Tiffin Ohio Charles H. Kerman Qhin W. A. Clark WSK Dayton

Roof Fire At Selve Residence Damage Affects Home

A roof fire caused slight damage at the home of Ova Selye located at 222 Wasnt street Tuesday afternoon around 4 30. No injuries reported and fire crews responded promptly to the incident.

Selve Ova Selye Wasnt Street

Narrow Escape For Mrs Geo Heck Under Car Wheels

Mrs George Heck of 880 Belle Avenue suffered a broken right arm after slipping on the curb near Hells and Pleasant avenues and falling beneath a stationary street car. The incident occurred as she alighted from a southbound car operated by Parl Huston. An approaching southbound auto diverted to the curb and Mrs Heck was taken to Dr Harry Burdsall’s office and then to her daughter Mrs Norman Steiger’s home at 2943 Pleasant Avenue.

George Heck Belle Avenue Co Nt Hells Mr. Pleasant Avenues Hook Harry Burdsall Pleasant Avenue Normarn Steiger

Grocers Bowling League Supper Brings Members Together

Members of Hamilton Grocers Bowling League held a chicken supper at East End Recreation Alleys Tuesday. Attendees and teams included Willer Produce, Getzer Jr, J. Clark, Ruth, Stitsinger, Tayates Bread, Coca Cola, Stable Donita, and Schuleo Ink. Ciste announced he would defray expenses for a league high scorers team to attend the Ameriaut Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus next year.

Hamilton Grocers East End Willer D. Getzer, Jr J. Clark Ruth Fred Stitsinger Tayates H. Probat A. Stauble J. Jendrickson O. Riemer Carl Ebinger Zimmer L. ‘Hence A. Mueller L. Manché BR. Marisehen Coca Cola C. Baldwin St. Dempsey L. Palmer B. Tuley A. G. Ciste Donita A. Vetzold M. Cooley Jon Levine Dick Scheutli AWC Ciste Schuleo Inking Co Columbus

Spanish War Vets Re-elect Loer Harvey Loet Commander

Spanish War veterans held their annual meeting Tuesday night and re elected commander Harvey Loet for Grobba Burlay Post No 18. Officers named include Louis Hartleik as quartermaster Peter Smith adjutant Walter McDonald junior vice commander William Algiere senior vice commander and John De Camp chaplain. The post adopted a resolution favoring American made goods.

Harvey Loet Louis Hartleik Peter Smith Walter McDonald William Algiere John de Camp

Butler Pythians Hear Ohio Chief

The annual banquet of the Butler Pythians will be held in Millville on Saturday evening December 17 1932. The Federated church ladies serve dinner at 7 30. The event is open to all Knights of Pythias their families and friends with a varied program including instrumental music by Mount Airy quartet readings by Miss Mabel Doty vocal solos by Dante Galbraith installation of officers and address by Grand Chancellor.

Millville Tha F Aderated Church Knights of Pythias Bse Mount Airy Oretiosteay Mabel Doty Dantes Galbraith Grand Chon

Last Tribute to Miss Matthias in Greenview Cemetery

Miss Lillian Matthias was laid to rest with her ancestors and loved ones in Greenston cemetery Tuesday afternoon. A service at the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Gurd preceded the burial with intimate family friends present. Dr Charles Matthew Brown read scripture and praised her life of kindness and devotion to children and welfare. Pallbearers included Judge Clarence Murphy and others named as mourners.

Lillian Matthias Jones Greensond Cemetery Homer Gurd South Detreat Charles Matthew Brown Clarence Murphy Johnny Noilan Brandon R. Millikin Donald Stuckey Jamea Hughes Adrian Wille

Santa to Attend K of C Christmas Kiddies Party

Santa Claus will arrive in time for the Knights of Columbus kiddies party Sunday at 2 40 pm at the K of C home on South Third Street. The bi monthy card party is Friday at 8 30 pm with proceeds aiding the kiddies event. The kiddies program features dances recitations and acts by pupils of Miss Hilda Fontaina’s school of expression with performances by Tommy Dolfy Joan Pater Marilyn Joan Measnory and others. Mothers invited. assembly at 2 30 pm Sunday.

Santa Claus Knights of Columbus K. of C South Third Street Nnn Misa Hilda Fontaina School of Expression Menageris Diet Tommy Dolfy Joan Pater Tommy Ruwe Marilyn Joan Measnory Tommy Dolf Jon Pater Marthe Hetterich Mary Carolyn Dolf Kiddies

Coldest day brings death and cold in Butler county

One death recorded in Butler county as brutal winter grips Hamilton and surrounding areas. Daniel Beeler, 61, Symmes Township, died from a fractured skull after slipping on ice and falling on a sidewalk. Four days of heavy snow and ice caused dozens of mishaps and injuries across the city and county. Weather forecasters warned of possible relief with rising temperatures and possible rain or snow, following the record low of four degrees above zero. Funeral services set for Daniel Beeler on Saturday at his residence with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

Butler County Hamilton Jone Aga Daniel Beeler Mercury Youngstown Ohie Beles Tayallton Edward Crook Daniel WW. Beeler Wort Hamilton Lis Idone Heelnv Iwivera Telmnetaturn Hinya Denuary Rune Ted Daniel Wy Borler Symmas Road Symmes Corner Laing and Allstatter Company Louisa Bye Aons Paul Roy Beeler Ralph Roll Rev. C.F. V. Alaywart Greenwood Pemetery

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Indar R. F.C City of Children's Home Widow's Pensiona Soldiera Reling County Cotmmissionsra R. F. G. Rearns Thru County Butler D. A the Evening Journal Hoyday Jack and the Beanstalls Ed Wheelan NE Row Geo. Heck Grocers’ Bowling League Supper Butler Pythians F.G, Sparks Miss Matthias Santa Symmes Road Luke Brannon Ohio Department of Highways Highway Department
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