Fog Covered Robbery Spree Strikes Hamilton Area
A heavy fog shrouded Hamilton allowing two thugs to assault Arthur Moore 642 North Pitth Street and loot none. He was left near railroad tracks and rescued by police after shots were fired. A second suspect, Herbert Baldwin 24 Jersey Avenue, was caught with a stolen basket from Spinelli store and faces burglary and receiving charges.
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Oro
Moora
North Witt
Hinde
Ludlow
Ludlow Siseol
Goon Cola
Seventh
Wahunt
Middletown
Oxford
Moore
Uetoetives
Bar Altusk Steting
Gould
Hersail
Baldwin
Por Baring Stoler
Gooda
Jim Meshing
Tein’élock
Herbert Baldwin
Jersey Avenue
Stalin
Hosking
Baldwins
Pracerion
Dan Spinelli
Tadlow Street
Spinelli
Dense fog screens for thugs and thieves in Hamilton
Community notes praise Hamilton residents and grocers for the Christmas Community Cupboard effort. Barrels placed in local stores collected food gifts to help needy families, with several merchants named for their generosity and cooperation in supplying baskets for distribution throughout the city.
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Egbert
Hamilton
Aucvesa
Hilton
Guy Market
Cootey’s
Uhtongh Market Company
Daugherty
Dinckman
Hiringer
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Quisor
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Grol
Grimes
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Browning
Hedgcock and
Howes
Herman
Hilx
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Kien
Kroger
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Quality Stora
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Xelwann, Sehnapp, Sehul, Snow, Sehimver's
Sehneider, Schwab
White Ville Markol and
Wyre
Christmas Work Boosts Funds With Community Events
Hamilton women powered two fundraisers a Christmas in Every Home drive and a charity card party and dance, raising 509 dollars to pay all expenses. A December 13 meeting at the Anthony Wayne hotel organized ticket sales, volunteering staff, and a vaudeville feature, with proceeds after a $500 check presented by Mrs. Richard Prechtling enabling full bill payment.
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Women's Christman Committee
Hamilton
Paramount Theaters
Anthony Wayne
Richard Wrechtbing
Peter K. Rentgehler
Rontsehier
Nngt
Christmans
Robert D. Risher
Rive
Elizabeth Eulbinson
Guy Beckett
Clarke Motion
Howard
Preehtling
Mary, Swddor
Hears = ‘Reiisoller
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William Goodwin
Gus Betz
Paul Shaler
William Watson
Tom Zoller
H. Sollenberger
Max Strauss
Henrie Greger
Prank Becker
Mark Alston
Rohort Taylor
J. Z. Backus
Clarence Helvey
C. A. Jennings
Robert M. Solingen
Robert Prinow
Walter Rowe
Howard Bleneker
Malcolm Bronson
Raymond H. Burke
Peterb. Rentschler
James R. Fisher
Har
Herman Rutter
Walter Wack
David Solingen
Edward P. Freablling
Herbert Rendall
Chrles Egbert
Jatin Eyre Umschneider
Betsy Mueller
Frances Harviit
Jane Maream
Virginia Welliver
Jona Stavenaon
Ruth Duemer
Mary Helen
Hamilton Weather Report From Yesterday
Weather data for Hamilton includes a maximum of 18 and a minimum of 18 for last night. The text lists temperatures for the following year with several numeric codes and unclear labels, including a maximum of 83 and various values such as 40 65 44. The fragmentary OCR makes full interpretation difficult.
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Tha Kirme Integor
Fox Returns Here Faces Old Charge On D Street
Nathan Fox 26 of 1120 Annover Street questioned by Middletown police over possible ties to the death of Mrs Thelma Kirk Williams 26 of Buona Vista. Authorities said Fox had been sought by Hamilton police for nine months amid a raid and related charges.
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Frava Kirk Williams
Buona ‘Vista
Mid- Metown
Nathan Fox
Annover Street
Middletown
Hamilton
Quivring
Fox
Hich
Thelma Kirk
Hera
Appreciation for Help and Gifts in Hamilton
Thomas G. Nolloth of Clristmas store in Cia Leys aunt Snidding thanked readers for the generosity and cooperation shown by Hamilton residents. He said the aid enabled 2,600 needy families to receive the spirit of Christmas, expressing gratitude to every individual and organization contributing money and goods.
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Thomas G. Nolloth
Clristmas
CIA Leys
Snidding
WighsLrost
Journal
Reuters
Hamilton
Individwa
Loth
Mrs. Lowe Dies at 90 in Fairfield Township
Mrs. Sarah J. Lowe, 90, died Thursday about 4 am at her granddaughter’s home in Fairfield Township. Survived by sons John W. Lowe of Bath Indiana and Charles Lowe of Payton Ohio. Funeral Saturday at 3 pm from the Brankney residence with Rev. J. P. Gallaher officiating. Interment at Reily Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.
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Sarah J. Lowe
Genn Brackney
Prieplay
Fairfield Township
Johm W. Lowe
Bath
Indiana
Charles Lowe
Payton
Ohio
Brankney
Guardian Appoints Henry J. Johnson for Edwin Johnson
Henry J. Johnson of 2109 Sherman Avenue Middletown is appointed guardian of Edwin Johnson age 18 in Montgomery County probate court. Johnson faces a 41000 dollar elimination injury case against B Vieges.
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Henry J. Johnson
Sherman Venue
Middletown
Nuirscay
Gmariian
Fulwin Johnson
Butler County Board Seeks 1983 Budget Cuts
County commissioners held a conference with representatives from county institutions to map 1983 needs and find economy with minimal impact. They noted a drastic tax duplicate reduction and rising delinquencies, urging cooperation to cut expenses. Morning talks with judges and the prosecutor-elect produced a plan to seek legislation to reduce indigent defense costs. Afternoon sessions covered Children’s Home and Training representatives.
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Butler County
W. K. Swan
Ohio Service Tax Resistance Plan Draws Butler County Road Assessments
The Ohio Service and Tax Resist association proposes repaying $80,284 in Butler County road assessments over at least five years through state funding. Most zonal assessments are settled. about $13,041 remains unpaid as leaders call the plan a major example of alleged excessive taxation. A joint legislative committee outlined repayment, shifting debt to the state using gas tax funds. The move follows a special legislature session prompted by the association’s resolution.
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Ohio General Rssembly
Ohio Service Not Pax Relief Association
Butler County
Ohio
Ohio Service and Tax Resist Association
Elmught Frey
Butler Legislators Propose Bills to Cut Court Costs in Ohio
Butler County officials push for jury reform to ease court expenses. Judge Clinton G Boyd and lawmakers discuss replacing or waiving jury trials in certain civil and contract cases to save money, citing Michigan and Wyoming as models. Page continues.
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Butler
Ohio
Rentschler Sees Changes in Hamilton Skyline
Gordon Sohn Rentschler president of National City Bank New York and Mr Walden visited Hamilton Wednesday. They arrived from New York at 10 am and stayed with Mr and Mrs Henry Rentsehler. Rentschler admired the Second National Bank building and noted a new federal building coming to the city. He regretted not staying longer to visit friends and former associates.
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Gordon Sohn Rentschler
National City _ Bank
New York
Sidney Walden
Helen Rentschler
Jeff
Joseph’ Hubner
Hamilton Fron
Henry A. Rentsehler
Dayton
Rentsehler
Second National Bank
Zeid Mo
Ohio State Day Alumni Banquet At Hamilton
About 100 alumni and students gathered at the Anthony Wayne hotel for the Ohio State Day banquet. Mason Schlosser was elected president of the Hamilton alumni group, Mrs. Paul Hurmo vice president, Jack Bosch secretary, and Christian A. Henes treasurer. Richard Talkdas spoke on athletics, Bill Eberhardt led songs, and Peter P. Bolt acted as toastmaster. Dancing followed the dinner with music by Joe Hoss hand.
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Hamilttor Mumui
U. & University
Harkilton
Arthur G. Waid
Ohio State
Bill Eberhardt
Peter P. Bolt
Richard Tarlkdas
Olia State Nav
Carl Mnehder
Fan
H. R. Wolf
Qhin State
Watchnight Plans Highlight Sunday New Year Observance
Hamilton churches plan watchnight services and Sunday masses to mark the New Year. With the holiday falling on Sunday, churches assume a double duty in the observance. The Redeemer church announces a watchnight service and Christian Endeavor program for Saturday night from 8 to 12. First U B church also runs a watchnight program from 9 to 12. Continued on Page J.
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Hamilton
The
Redeemer
Gorrice
Christian Endeavor Entertainment
U. B
Additional Gifts To Santa Claus
Two more cash contributions brought the Christmas factory home committee total to 2420.76 dollars. The amount excludes a 500 dollar benefit show at the Paramount Theatre. A check for that amount was received by the treasurer today. The morning gifts included a 1 s From the Goatinu of Page 11.
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Paramount Theatre
Anthony Waynes
Goatinu
Federal Probe In Apple Poisoning At Williamsdale
Federal investigation into apple poisoning in Williamsdale linked to apples bought in Hamilton. Dr. H V Wieming and inspector A S Pastle led inquiries, taking remaining apples for chemical tests. The White family and visitors fell ill after consuming fruit. arsenic traces found in a Hamilton orchard spray.
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Charles White
Hamilton
A. Pastle
United States Administration For Foody and Drugs
Cincinnati
White
H. V. Wieming
Tnepertor Poatlo
Fleming
Fb. Hamilton“ Hospital
Beneficial Union Officers Elected in Liberty House Meeting
Beneficial Union District No. 242 elected officers for the year at a regular meeting in Liberty House Beveath and Walnut streets. Officers named: Mrs. Mark Wildi president Mrs. Clara Wildi vice president Mrs. Barbara Niederlein corresponding secretary Mrs. Bertha Schermer treasurer Mrs. Minnie Falk financial secretary Mrs. Mario Kaussing marshal and guard Mrs. Minnie Scheraper Mrs. Erdin Geckler and Mrs. Borge trustees. Installations set for January 26 with social hour to follow.
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Beneficial Union
Minnie Scheraper
Erdin Geckler
Brigette Held On Wife's Charge By Police
Patrolman John Bippus and Bad Tuley arrested John Brigette, 41, of 23 South Avenue, after his wife told officers she would have him taken to probate court. The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon at police headquarters.
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Brigette Olted
John Bippus
Bad Tuley
John Brigette
South Avenue
Ates
Liberty Home New Year Party at 8:30 PM
The Liberty Home sincere party will hold a New Year celebration with dancing and music. Members are invited to attend at 8 30 with festive activities and socializing throughout the evening.
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Liberty Home
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