Free Garbage Service Hopes Persist In Hamilton Plan
Hamilton city officials continued plans to reorganize the police and fire departments to cut costs and retain free garbage collection next year. The budget for operating expenses stands at 270070 dollars with a 2 percent wage cut, and private trash collection will continue temporarily until after the first council meeting of the new year.
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Hamilton
Hamil
Don
Willian
Contin
Jol
Cahoua
Russell J. Vries
Peraauuel
Alarshall Wae Hendricks
Marahal Dasnes
Furgison
Amont
Gmuincil
Danuory
Vries
Garbaga
Continus Services
Robert Grwbrell
Allduigh
Rtop
Elks Plan Informal New Year Eve Dance
Plans for a New Year Eve party by the Elks lodge include an informal dance to be held in the hall. The event features guest entertainer Your Tobacco Bags and will run from 10 p.m. to midnight with breakfast served afterward. Reservations are reportedly limited.
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ELKS
B. P. D. Elks
Filla
Dante
Fred
Wayton
Bill Maru
Camp Reunion Thursday Night at Latap Campbell Gard
A camp reunion for all 1932 campers and past attendees is set for Thursday evening at 7:15 in Camp Gard. The program includes an indoor Indian council after the Great Spirit fire lighting, with stories from old medicine men, ceremonial dances, games, moving pictures, and surprises.
Spanish War Vets Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary held a Tuesday night meeting at the Monument electing Mrs Anna Loor as junior vice president and naming Mrs Bora Lancaster senior vice president Mrs Recthn Ohr chaplains Mrs Carell Buell patriotic instigator Mrs Mayane Phanner conductor Mrs Dioella Miman assistant conductor Mrs Nettia Sponner guard Mrs Mya Blanche Laney auxiliary guard and Mrs Wisia Behmitt mistress. A special meeting is planned for next week to elect additional officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Loor
Quiz Three Boys Recover Bicycles
Three teenage boys admitted taking bicycles after questioning. Rudolph Hubbard, 10, of 1108 Webster Avenue, named five brothers who allegedly took two other bikes. Police recovered two bicycles, one reported stolen from Amalia Pynns at 625 Nidgelawn Avenue. the second owner is unknown.
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Teena
Don Carbrright
North Fi
Strest
Ao Hinyela
Carkwright
Noylo
Hird
Herman Dal
Nidgelawn Avenue
Peace Charges For Robinson West
A warrant named Coates Robinson aged 6 of Walnut Street and John West aged 46 of Gardon Avenue as defendants in a peace disturbance case. Ann Robinson of 417 South Monument Avenue filed the charges with officer William Hamilton issuing the warrant. West was arrested at Third and Market by Patrolman Jim Thorkine.
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Coates Robinson
Walnut Street
Ann Robinson
South Monument Avenue
John West
Gardon Agenng
William Wemilton
South Avenue
West
Third and Market
Jim Tlorkine
Amenonio
Flamiston
Ansa
High Street
Washington
Washington Foige
Charlie Park
Vicllia Nagel
Rudolph ‘Pedi
Ben Blumenthal
Leo Routels
Jowell Vil Pauki Gingerich
Earl Jackman
Charles le Mecks
Ralph McKasgon
Washington Lodge
Stanley Sloneker
Fort Hamilton
Hivlges
MeKasson
Norman Croc
Choir Program at Community Home Delights Local Guests
The Community Home on Dayton Street hosted a cheerful Tuesday afternoon choir program by youngsters from the Inventor y Anerga chisel school, deaf students included, under Tip 1. The youngsters sang Christmas carols and sacred hymns, then shared tea and Christmas treats in a festively lit dining room. Mrs. Clarence Welway, Mrs. Jillespie and Mrs. R. Hamilton presided at the tea table, with assistance from Daniels Helvey, Fritz Mueller, Jim McDaniels and Eikenberry. Each entertainer received a candy stick before the end of the visit. Rev D A Cagsella, Trinity Episcopal Church, will present the children again tonight.
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Fromm
Anerga
Sippel
Dayton Street
Hama
Sadience
Eaker
Aglows
Myrinda
Clarence Welway
J. Cillespie
R. Hamilton
Oxford
Dans Helvey
Fritat Mueller
Jum McDaniels
Dpe
Eikenberry
D. A. Cagsella
Trinity Episcopal Oharel
Cancel Party at Congs Church and Worship Schedule
Church events at the first Congregational Church are cancelled due to illness. Sunday worship follows regular times with church school at 9 35 morning service at 10 30 and evening service at 7 39. A chimney fire at the Weigand residence caused slight damage.
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Cong’s Church
First Congregational Church
Weigand
Raward Weigand
Arak Searle
Fog Shrouds City Amid Traffic Wrecks and Freezing Night
Dense fog hampered Hamilton streets Tuesday into Wednesday morning as pedestrians crept along and vehicles collided. A northbound car driven by Goeson Herold struck a parked car owned by Andrew Cain on Hancock Avenue after a visibility drop to 23 degrees. Police noted Cain's tail light was visible but not seen by the driver. The fog began about 2100 hours Wednesday and cleared by 1000 hours, following a drop from 38 degrees Tuesday to a frigid 23.
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Hamilton
Norning
Basily
Goeson Herold
Rosedale
Haneoskavellla
Andrew Cain
Hancock Avenue
Cain
Herald
Arsenic Linked to Apples After Family Illness
A man named Timry Farthing was arrested on a petty larceny charge after allegedly stealing a tricycle a toy airplane and other Christmas presents from a Moss home. Police say apples from a batch may have been tainted with arsenic causing eight people to fall ill while one woman remained in critical condition. Health authorities cautioned dealers to remove apples from sale and inspect similar lots from local orchards as tests continued.
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Timry Farthing
South Ninth Street
Harthing
Earl Gribb
Bernard Moss
Central Avenue
Moss
Oscar Decker Vital
Robert Leonard
Tuat
Meeker
Charles White
Williamsdale
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
H. V. Fleming Insywolor
Bhu
Fleming
Hamilton
Washington
Rites Thursday for Mrs Marian Hawley Schwab
The funeral of Mrs Marian Hawley Schwab who ended her life Monday night at her mother's home 8 Wood Street will be held Thursday at 2 p m from the Cahill and Sons Funeral Home with Rev George Parkin officiating Interment in Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call this afternoon and evening. Foresters Court business meeting Trinity Court No 1443 Foresters held Tuesday night at the Fenmont Center routine business transacted.
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Schwvar
Marian Hawley Schwab
Laure Hailey
Wood Street
M.r Cahill and Sons
George Parkin
Greenwood Cemetery
Continue Sale of Christmas Seals Increases Health Efforts
The 1932 Christmas Seal sale for Tamiltah and Butler will run through year end, led by Mrs. B B Griffig chairing the Tamiltah Butler drive, with Mes. Gyitfis as secretary-treasurer for the Public Health League in Hapalion. Seals are distributed through local offices and have yielded strong results since the drive began 28 years ago, contributing to a notable drop in tuberculosis deaths.
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Mra
BB. Griffig
Tamiltah
Butler
Rannly
Monthly Welfare Reports Adopted by Township Trustees
Township trustees and the Butler county welfare committee approved a plan to submit monthly relief needs reports to the county welfare committee. The joint meeting in Judge Ra banks courthouse discussed state relief commission forms and a questionnaire. Lucian Kahn chaired the session in Neilan's absence, with officials from Hamilton Middletown and the county present.
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Butler County Welfare Committee
Umder
Judge BE
State Relief Commission
Hamilton
Middletown
John W. Neilan
Lucian Kahn
Hamilton Community Chest
Auto crash injures driver at Front and High streets
Geren Gross of Springfield Ohio escaped unharmed when his car struck a loading platform at Front and High streets. The vehicle was badly damaged in the Tuesday night incident reported around 10 50 o clock with no injuries to bystanders.
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GROS
Springfield
Ohio
Reduced Court Costs in County Hearings on Defense of Indigent Prisoners
County commissioners held the first hearing in a series on cost cutting with Frank Pepper present as commissioner elect. Discussion covered the defense fund for indigent prisoners, noting 1931 and 1932 expenses totaling about 5 785, with 2 100 paid in 1942. Proposals include appointing a public defender when not engaged and extending civil duties for the prosecutor, plus amending the jury system to mirror Wyoming methods. Continued on page 11.
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Bullet
Coums
Frank Pepper
Pepper
Common Pleas
J. Knute
Clinton D. Boyd
Pad Baden
Tom Boli
Board of County Comminssioners
Gost
de Bree
Jeter
Lewis Injured in Fall at Home
Joseph Lewis a 52 year old carpenter suffered multiple fractured ribs and facial injuries after tripping on a toolbox in his basement He was taken to Meway hospital where treatment was given and he was later permitted to return home
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Lewis
Joseph Lewis
Laureavarme
Mévey Hospital
Goodwin Called to House Conference
William Goodwin of Staten, state representative, was summoned to Columbus on Wednesday to confer with Speaker Frank Carve and assist in committee appointments. His rising prominence in the House over years has earned him an important position among House orders.
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William 3 Goodwin
Stampton
Columbus
Frank Carve
House of Representatives
Goodwin
Representative Goodwin
House
Butler County Approves Relief Bonds Sale Bid Details
Butler County commissioners announced an issue of 14250 relief bonds sold to the Honpeohio Security Co at 4.34 percent and 861.50 premium. Six other bids were disclosed, with the total relief program funded by a special excise tax authorized by the legislature. The sale yielded about 600 savings versus a 6 percent expected rate, with funds to reach multiple communities including Hamilton and Michietown, and support for soldiers relief and townships.
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Butler County
Honpeohio Security Company
Cohuuduns
Hamilton
Fund For Food
Victory Day Plans Logged by Lindenwald M O W C O
The Lindenwald M O W C O notes plans for Victory Day the 13th anniversary of the eighteenth amendment certification. January 16 is set for observance with Mel Olive Fall presiding. Miss Katherine Stamps and J Roy Jeffries read Christmas poems during the meeting.
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Ayer
Lindenwald M. 0. W. CO. T. U
Tol Porest Avenue
Misa Maria Protéer
Katherine Stamps
J.eRoy Jeffries
Aspal
Kiwanis Club Closes Year and Plans 1943 Installation
The Fingal Kiwanis Club met Tuesday evening at the WGA Hall for a fine steak dinner and business session planning 1943. Laura J. Nurdine will succeed Clayton A. Leiter as president, Ray I. Poller becomes vice president, Robert Pubst is treasurer, and Ray C. Thomas secretary. Indications point to a 100 percent attendance. The January meeting promises unusual interest. continued on page 5.
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Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Laura J. Nurdine
Clayton A. Leiter
Ray I. Poller
Robert Pubst
Ray C. Thomas
Tools stolen from DuVall’s car in front of residence
A metal box containing electric tools valued at 200 dollars was stolen from the automobile of OF DuVall at 838 North Second Street. The tools, each bearing DuVall’s initials, were taken while the car was parked in front of his residence on Tuesday.
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D‘vall
Cinn
OF. DuVall
North Second Shest
da Vall
Hamilton Weather By A B Heath Mansion Report
Weather note records past temperatures for Hamilton showing daily highs and lows across multiple years. The garbled line lists years such as 1931 1929 1928 1927 and 192% with unclear figures, indicating a routine press feature on last night temperatures and historical comparisons.
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Dept. of Safely
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Siro
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Keven
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St. Idohn
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Gily Bark
New York
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Helen Rentschler
Detroit
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Civem Wood
Veter B. Rentschler
Robert Voepke
Thomas Dorsey
Don W. Fitton
Curt Margedant
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Hos
Donahue
Mercy Hospital
Thos
Millville
Fenes
Hanegok Avenue
Laymon
Stephenson
Frank Laymon
Robinson
Hamilton Gropes
Kiwanis Club
Jack Ane
TER
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Ft. Hamilton
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Ed. J. Bartels
John Hartlieb
Washington Lodge No
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Honor Beverat
J. Bartels
Johm Hartlieb
Ameter
Dudge B. J. Kautz
Fort Hamilton Lodge
Calvin Skillman
Paul Gingerich
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Ehiore Ket
Washington India
Louis Korb
Horas Taylor
Tsnan Green
Karl Duemer
Peter Acintosh
Frank Walker
Yoller Shank
Naron Craig
Cordy Consing
Richard Tagging
John Nicholas
Sorina
Plant
Raymond Schwern
PG Tyder
John Beyer
Ndga
Huth Ly Bates
Mr. Moser
Joseph
Heniter
G. E. Kolodzik
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