Christmas in Hamilton Brightens 2200 Needy Families
The Christmas in Every Hamilton Woman committee along with the Red Cross and Army receded to deliver baskets of food candies and toys to over 2200 needy families across Hamilton. Churches planned special services Sunday while the Hamilton Merchants Association closed stores at 6 pm to let employees leave early for Christmas Eve and observe the holiday Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Maniton
Cammitt, Gathon Acmy
Hamilton, Merchantic” Association
Work On Baskets Christmas Store Opens in Leyman Building
The Leyman building at 738 High Street bustled as baskets were prepared for distribution under Thomas Os Nolloth. Local firms contributed items from the community cupboard and school collection including potatoes, hominy, peanut butter, syrup, oats, canned goods, toys, fruit, bread, and pantry staples for families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyman
High Street
Thomas Os Nolloth
Stoco
Hamilton
Avich
Ommunity
At & Aelock
Salvation Army Work At Headquarters Busy Morning
Salvation Army headquarters on Ladlow Street saw busy activity this morning as visitors packed 20 baskets for the needy. The effort continued into the afternoon with volunteers handling the distribution to recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ladlow Street
Holiday Plans For Hamilton Institutions Revealed
Several Hamilton and Butler County institutions prepare Christmas celebrations reflecting charity and community spirit. The Children's Home hosts a Sunday Christm as party with turkey dinner, gifts, and a combined afternoon program. Mrs. Asyon Jacobs donates a Thanksgiving box, while younger residents look forward to a gift exchange and church attendance.
Mrs Hammel Taken by Death in Butler County
Mrs Caroline Hammel wife of Michael Hammel longtime Zion Lutheran church member dies after lingering illness at home near Hamilton aged 61. Survived by widower seven children and a brother. Funeral services set for Tuesday with burial at Rose Hill Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline, Hammel
Michael Jinmmel
Maton Wai
Hamilton
Hammel
Zion Lutheran Church
Baa
Wn Mergher
Butler County
Bother
Elizabeth Schmitt
Carl Weinzelmean
Milton Roll
Robert Witters
Hetty Trammel
Thelman Lammel
Clifford Hammel
Harriton
Marion Youigan
Mansfield
Burish
Rose Hill Park
New Feature for Journal Readers Begins on Page Two
Thurston Allen Waters a Columbus writer and observer of politics will apply a new feature starting today on page two. Waters writes his feature for a select list of Ohio newspapers and it appears in this Saturday anedal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Thurston Allen Waters
Columbus
Mr. Waters
Christmas in Every Home baskets Reach 11000 Families
The High Street depot began distribution at 9 oclock Saturday morning. Thirty three trucks served 2200 families by day’s end, with families averaging one and one half baskets. About 3000 containers were distributed in rural areas, tallying 11000 persons helped and 7500 children receiving toys. Peter B Rent snther and Thomas Nolluth led volunteers amid continued donations to finish by Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Reas
Peter B
Rentsnhter
Thomas. Nolluth
Hamilton
Gifts at Christmas store cheer Hamilton families
Gifts of toys fruits jellies and preserves were gathered Friday by the Christmas in Rivery Home committee and placed in baskets for Hamilton's needy families. Donors include Mrs Taha Hessler Roosevelt Jr High Mrs Arthur Mark Miss Nellie Wick Mrs Frank Arlinghaus Air and Mrs Martin Wye and others contributing pantry items socks potatoes books and studs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriday
Martin Wye
Moy
Mr. G. Gorsuch
Willian Howe
Carl Bartels
Christmas Programs Held In Churches Friday Night
Christmas programs at Flamillon churches drew large crowds Friday night. At Central Church of Christ Mrs Fred Hohnen and Mrs Sanel Joseph led a old fashioned program with Santa giving each attendee a Brent. Grace MW church featured a choir and Sunday school children in a nativity decorated service. Lindenwald Church of Christ held its scheduled Sunday school entertainment before a full auditorium. West Side Baptist Church overflowed as relatives and friends applauded the Christian program. Seventy-eight youngsters participated.
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Io Central Church of Christ
Fred Hohnen
Sanel Joseph
Santa Claus
Brent
Grace MW
Lindenwald Church of Christ
West Side Baptist Church
Gift for Santa From Hartford
Prant Hertfordd heart gladdened as Conny and Helen Rentschler, daughters of Mr and Mrs Fred Rentschler, add $100 to the Christmas in Every Home Fund. Peter KE Rentschler, chairman of Christina work for Narailton, notes Fred J Rentschler, former Hamilton resident, is board chairman at United Aircraft. The gift shows that home is everywhere.
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Santa
2000 Kiddies at Jr. Demo Party
Approximately 2,000 children attended a Christmas party hosted by the Junior Democratic club at the courthouse lawn. By evening, presents of candy and apples were distributed as Santa Glas handed each child a gift, with the last visitors leaving around 8:30. One guest reportedly did not leave empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisenta
Lawat
Democratic Club
Ovolner
Santa Glas
Sarita
Freedom for Holidays: Suspended Sentences Tally
Christmas gifts of suspended sentences were handed out by Municipal Court on Saturday morning. Judge Alphonse reported on call gastie, with one case nolled in common pleas court. Defendants including Douglese Lyttle and Lyllis faced intoxication charges and received suspended sentences or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse
Pater
Common Pleas Court
Gastie
Douglese Lyttle
Ohaguater
Poisoned Candy Leads Markham Mystery Case
A fragmentary report describes a suspected poison candy incident aimed at Mrs. Marie Philbeck, with two Philbeck relatives sickened but not seriously harmed. Authorities trace the candy mailed to Mrs. Philbeck to a chemistry savvy plot, origin near Hamilton on the New London Pike, as postal officials increase case activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John .C. Lchnmacher
Marie Philbeck
Hamilton
New London Pike
Philbeck
Frank Philbeck
Hays
Frank Beek Jbook
North Second Streets
Beautiful Christmas Services Planned in Hamilton Churches
In Hamilton, several churches prepare special Christmas services and carols. St Marys St Stephens St Anns St Peters St Josephs will host midnight mass and festive prayers, with 10 and 7 30 pm programs at other churches. Unity Temple offers a morning worship and special music, while First Congregational plans an 8 o clock service and infant baptisms. Continuous school events and pageantry accompany the holiday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nureches
Hamilton
Galle
St. Mary’s
St. Stephen's
St. Ann's
St. Peter’s
Joseph's
M. BH
Bethlehem
Currie Tadarix
Unity Temple
Bt. John's
Atelsek
Was It A Party Oh Boy 2000 Journal Guests At Christmas
The Paramount hosted the Hamilton Evening Journal Christmas party with 2000 children present. Officers managed crowds while Publix Theatres supplied a worthwhile program featuring Ken Maynard, a comedy Don’t Bite Your Dentist and Forty Tone. After the show, each child received a chocolate bar from the Wrigley company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ih Waa & Die
Journal Famil
Paramount
Hermann
Bamberger
Publix Theatres
Calhoun
Court
Court 1
Journal Square
Hamilton Evening Journal
Ken Maynard
Pirla
Wrigley Company
Santa's Fund Reaches 2414 in Hamilton Home Drive
Contributions gathered for Santa's Fund total 2414 with several donors listed including Mr and Mrs W Be West Site Motor Up and Helen and Anne Rentsehler among others. The report covers gifts reported this morning and the cumulative total to date with names and small amounts noted in a local Christmas in Every Hamilton Home drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fonsty
West Site
Brotournel Lutheran Sinn
Helen
Anne
Runaway boy home for holiday after disappearance
Eimer Weigel aged 16 from 235 Lanved Avenue was sought since November 6 after vanishing from home. Police were alerted Thursday when a letter from Springeiela arrived stating the boy was home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimer Weigel
Lanved Avenue
Begin Celebration of Jewish Feast Hanukkah Observed
One candle lit Friday night to start Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication, with eight nights of candle lighting. Rabbi Gabriel Zakuto led services at 5130 o'clock Friday evening and 6 o'clock Saturday morning at Beis Tsriel synagogue. Rabbi Milton Grafman led services at Bene Tarae temple Friday evening December 20 at 7:30. In recent years the holiday has become largely a children s festival and a social gift exchange occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Zakuto
Milton Grafman
Hold up at Kroger stores ends in gunfire
Two masked bandits robbed the Kroger Grocery at 1602 Heaton Street and the Riley store at South 3 and Franklin streets. Tilden Riley was grazed by a bullet, and E. B. Riley fired at the bandits as they fled. A second robbery and home prowling spree prompted police to assign extra patrols. Witnesses included Rev. John S. Brinkman and several neighbors. Authorities seek suspects and describe a quick getaway on foot toward streets southbound.
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Eiley
Iley
South B
Franklin
Tilden Eiley
Boliéys
Riley
Krover
Heaton Street
Joe Crawforth
Hamilton Ue
Poligs
John G. Calhoun
Eri
Otelook
South 3
Franklin Streets
Tildua Riley
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Heathy Street
Joel M. Crawford
Park Avenue
Brie
West Side
Welner
Tildon Riley
Lorchert
John S. Brinkman
First Baptist Church
Virgil Rudolph
Reservoir Street
Alvin King
East Maple Grenaa
Joe Briggs
Franklin Street
Roy Campbell
North Third Street
Jor
E.B. Riley
Nidon Riley
Tilden Riley
E. B. Riley
KR. B. Riley
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Tolan
Stewart
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