Mrs W J Gone Injured After Auto Strikes Main Street
Mrs W J Gone, aged 64, was injured on Main Street at Eaton Avenue when an auto driven by B G Cook struck her after skidding on ice. The driver William Thomas, 412 South Gutved, said to have been traveling 26 mph, caused property damage and minor injuries. Thomas agreed to pay all damages.
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Central Avenue
Wiliam Thomas
Main Street
Eaton Avenue
W. J. Gone
B. G. Cook
William Thomas
Utved
Hernan Dulle
Thomas
Freene
Dutle Howe
Ante Company
Cardkids
Dulle
Palvalman Dulle
Thaman
Auto collision near Main Street injures pedestrian
Mrs. Corie, age 64, crossing Main Street at Haton Avenue, was saved from being struck by an auto driven west on Main Street by EB Cook. Brakes engaged quickly, pedestrian treated for eye injuries and cuts at hospital, with minor overall damage and no serious injuries reported.
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Hogs Avenue
Stensk
Main Street
Haton Avenue
Cook
Hamilton
RRA
Corie
Alrie
Mel
Cones Withoasey
Min
Cone
Aket
Tamian Hospital
Sar
Maut
Wens
Christmas Work Climax Nears In Home Front Fund Drive
The Christmas in Every Home drive nears its peak as a benefit program at Paramount Theatre draws about 300 attendees despite fog. Volunteers report generous gifts of toys foods and funds for Hamilton County families, with upcoming card party December 24 at the Anthony Wayne hotel to further aid distributions.
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Christman
Paramount Theatre
Wunuleville
Big Christina
Counnittes
Womon
Cros
Powell Crosley, Jr
Mary Fidlon
Paramount Theatre Management
Christan Fund
Anthony Wayne
Hamilton Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Motzer Mendowhall Orchestra
Ins
Mame Bera
Tramilton
Collinsville
Henry Reigert
Ed Gardner
George Taylor
J. J. Brate
Miss Daisy
Brundage
Knights St John Auxiliary Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Knights of St John Auxiliary No 61 elected officers at Tuesday night’s meeting at Fenmont club. Names include Elizabeth Schweitzer as past president and Lizabelh Zettler as president. Installation planned for January 17 with a social to follow. attendance expected to be large. In a separate note, William Henning was honored by American Laundry employees with services at Griesmer Grim Funeral Home. Rev Ditmyer preached, and organ music accompanied the service.
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St. Miggheth Auaiiary
Knights of St. John
Fenmont Club
Eizsbeth Schweitzer
Mlizabelh Zettler
Mary Janise Zettler
Sien
Mya. Ehanheth
Heet
Vier
Katherine Schoeider
Agerela
Emma Mongetkamp
WM. Henning
William Henning
King Winter Arrives Amid Melting Crown and Weather
The article notes King Winter arriving with a ivy crown, but the crown melts as frigid conditions persist. It mentions the winter solstice as the shortest daylight day, with sunrise shifting later until January, and reports Hamilton temperatures around 32 degrees with a low near 10. A heavy fog in Mayerly disrupted travel, with light rain and colder weather forecast for Thursday.
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Hamilton
Two New Members Join Beckett Paper Company Personnel
Announce that Willis J. Howes longtime vice president of Knowlton Brothers Watertown NY and Orin H Summerville director of gales for the same company will join The Beckett Paper Company of Hamilton in January. Bath will be added to the sales promotion department at the Ham.
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Annaneeninn
Willis J. Howes
Knowlton Brothers
Watertown
New York
Orin H. Summerville
Gales
Buchanan Pro At Shore Acres In Florida
John Buchanan a golf professional at the Ike Country Club has taken a similar post at Shore Acres Country Club in St. Petersburg Florida where he winters with his wife. He recently became the Shore Acres pro after El Kirby was moved to Forest Hills. Buchanan plans to enter several Florida tournaments this winter and reports a large turnout of golfers in St. Petersburg.
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John Buchanan
Ike
Shore Acres Country Club
St. Peterburg
Flo
Bin
Brelainan
el Kirby
Akron
Shorg Acres
Kirby
Forest
Wills Country
Clit
Ab Tanger
Buchanan
Florida
St. Patersburg
Soison
Fire Chief Probes Causes Of Several Local Blazes
Fire Chief William Conlin continued inquiry Wednesday into the cause of a blaze at 240 North 2nd Street where slight damage occurred to a vacant house owned by Robert Ackman. Damage estimated at 200 dollars followed a chimney fire at Drew Wolf’s home on Progress Avenue. A chimney fire at Ed Williams’s Sherman Avenue residence caused negligible damage. Five other similar outbreaks in Forest Avenue area caused minor damage to residences late Tuesday night.
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William Conlin
North 2 Street
Robert Ackman
Webster Avenue
Wolf
Drew Wolf
Progress Avenue
Ed Wil Hams
Sherman
Avene
Olelock
Mansud Sfigtt
Ren Mye
Forest Avenue
Warns to Stop For School Bus
Residents to two pupils of mutt schools narrowly avoided danger Tuesday according to reports Wednesday to Superintendent Williams In both cases pupils alighted from the schools and an autoist failed to stop One driver mis dodged the effectiveness of brakes while the car was on an icy road and in the other the driver deliberately sped past It is illegal to pass a halted school bus from either direction Sheriff Echwmacher issued a warning.
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Williams
John C. Echwmacher
Gasoline Prices Drop One Cent in Hamilton
Gasoline prices in Hamilton fall by one cent per gallon this morning. Straight run gasoline from major companies is now 17 cents a gallon, down from 13 cents yesterday.
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Hamilton
Cnanta
ORDER DOGB TIED, CHILDREN COMPLAIN
Police officers ordered two dogs after reports of nipping and biting children on Forrest Avenue. The owners were identified as Lisi and 1036 Hack, with authorities taking action Wednesday Tuesday to address the issue.
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Forrest
Santa Fund Reaches $2,189 as Community Donations Rise
The Christmas 1fvery Home fund tallies $2,189 by Wednesday morning with new gifts since Theaday. Contributions include $50 from Humbach Service Station staff and $10 from Bell Telephone employees, who swapped gifts for charity. Additional donors include Mee and Mrs. Peter J. Rentsehdler, Adela S. Beoler, Mrs. F. L. Me Mritseh, and others, with a total current sum reported as $2,199.00.
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Charmer of Commerce
Humbach
Bell Telephone Conpmity
Community Christin Fund
Peter J. Rentsehdler
Jessie J. Margedant
Adela S. Beoler
FL Me
Pate Bell Telephone
Welico
Week of Prayer Opens January 1 Program Giver
The Week of Prayer opens New Year with Rev J B Gallaher as chairman of the Ministerial Association welfare committee. The association extends support to the Bureau of Social Work in practical form during the two week event. Dr George Simongon 제공ed two weeks of prayer and the New Year service on Sunday January 1 will focus on First Things First.
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Hailton
Yomc
Bureau of Social Work
Ita
J. B. Gallaher
George Simongon
Saturday Journal Christmas Party Set at Paramount
The Journal invites all Hamilton and Butler County children to a free Christmas party at the Paramount Saturday morning after 9 30. Ken Maynard headlines a Western tale and Terry-Tone short in a program co operated with Publix Theatres. Coupons from the paper must be presented for admission.
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Tournal Kiddies
Teo
Lee Bentiful Payamount Centre
EH. C. Dawberger
Journal Family
the Paramount
Ken Maynard
Doving
Teian Real Picture
Hon Thera
Will Ho
Terry-Tone
Hamilton
Butler
Caunty
Publix Theatres
Ind
G. Bamberger
Raid on Federle road uncovers moonshine still and mash
Sheriff and police raided two dwellings on Federle road near White City park early Wednesday, seizing 50 barrels of mash, a 150 gallon still, and 1,000 pounds of corn sugar. One 24 year old, Slavenca Reiff, was arrested for manufacturing moonshine while a car owned by a Dayton resident was found stripped of its fives nearby.
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Federle Road
White City Park
John C. Schumacher
Daputins
Byron Furgingen
Police Department
Seizors
Slavenca Reiff
Terzon
Tuley
Dayton
Willing Workers Present A Christmas Play A Search For Christ Child
The Willing Workers of the First Baptist Church will present a Christmas play titled A Search for the Christ Child on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Cast includes Helen Stephen Carl Hangen Eva Allen Heater Anderhalten Darzactine Cropper Emily Coleman Mr. Cornett Robert Mayes Helen Dawson Orvilla Burnett L 14 Graves Tom Fishwick Clarice Williams and Paul Fishwick.
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First Baptist Ohareh
Helens Stephen
Carl Hangen
Eva Allen
Heater Anderhalten
Darzactine* Cropper
Emily Coleman
Mr. Cornett
Robert Mayes
Helen Dawson
Orvilla Burnett
L.14
Graves
Tom Fishwick
Clarice Williams
Paul Fishwick
Ninth Street U B Brotherhood elects officers
For the ninth year J. P. Musch was re elected president of the Ninth Street U B Brotherhood at a Tuesday meeting. Lawrence Todd was named vice president, Clif ford Benzing secretary and Adam Kihn treasurer. A religious play was planned for a February meeting.
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Ninth Street U. B
Appeal To Hamilton Finis For Community Christmas Needs
An urgent plea calls Hamilton citizens to support the Community Christmas project. With 150 families certified and 20 to 250 more to assist, donors are urged to give immediately as funds are needed to meet demand amid bitter cold and widespread need. The Community Christmas store at 736 High Street invites visits tomorrow or Friday night to see efforts in action and answer questions.
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Finis
Community
High Street
Hamilton
Santa Claus
Party Tonight at Buchanan School
Needy families are welcomed tonight at the Buchanan School as the Woman’s Club will sponsor free Christmas entertainment. The program starts at 7:46 and includes Christmas carols, an act play The Christmas Spirit, a stunt, Santa's Toy Shop, and tap dancing by the dayton tap dancing classes.
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Buchanan
Businms
W. G
Hearing Tonight On Transportation Schister Seeks Bus Franchise
William Schister, bus line operator at 810 Webster Avenue, says field petitions for a Hamilton motor bus franchise will be circulated next week with signatures gathered over the next seven days. The city council two years ago asked for transportation proposals.
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Hamilton
William Schister
Webster Avenue
Schister
Precaution urged to curb spread of colds and flu
Health and school authorities in Hamilton and Butler County issued an appeal Wednesday urging precautions to prevent influenza spread as many cases appear countywide. One rural school closed early for holidays. Maple Park saw 127 of 450 pupils absent Tuesday due to illness and poor weather. Absences across the rural system rose, leading to a decision to dismiss classes for recess while only some schools closed.
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Jin
Hamilton
Butler County
Counly
Maple Park
de. C. J. Baldridge
Lealers
School Board To Organize For New Year On January 2
Kamiltan Board of Education schedules its annual organization meeting for January 3 in the offices at 200 South Second Street. No officers will be elected at this session. Current officers are B. B. Hughes president C. M. Aikenberry vice president and Charles Molderer clerk. Several board terms expire January 1 1934 and January 1 1935 with members Mrs Mary M Beckett and Jonis C Sohngen serving terms. The bi monthly meeting followed this session with business in focus.
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Kamiltan Board At
Education
South Second Streek
B. BH
Hughes
Rikenberey
Charles Molderer
Fiva
Weather figures for past dates in unclear years
Historical temperature data from several years shows maximums ranging from the mid forties to the low forties and minimums in the high thirties to mid twenties. Readings include 46 maximum with 43 minimum and 38 readings among other partial figures.
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Nee
W. J
Auto
Malesh and
Biton Avenué
Knights St. John Auxiliary
King Winter
Beckett Paper Company
Shore
Blave
Santa
Week of Prayer
Saturday Journal
Paramount
Schmecker
Peter BE. Rentschler
Thia
the Evening Journal
Jack and HE Beanstalk
Dean
PINAL
Neal
Ed Wheelan
Ogee
Hristmas
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