City to lay off 21 firemen and 6 policemen Saturday
Temporary cuts in departments take effect at midnight as municipal funds run short. Fire and police units are reduced to 44 and 44 on shifts, with 21 firemen and 6 officers slated for layoff. Names of affected personnel listed. pensions for two workers noted. New assignments for remaining staff outlined. Roof fires reported at three homes prompt postponed Izaak Walton meeting to January 27.
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Vate
John C. Calhoun
Prit Firs
WiBam Gowlin Kriday
Enuds Dor
Fire Department
Police Department
Tstatementa
Conlit
Chic Gulhoun
Guy Aames
Stanley Bickel
Owen Conlin
Frank Duerstosk
Carlisle Durrough
Stanley Dorothusek
Edward Ontfrey
Walter Craft
Leroy Getz
William Huth
Finley Rubbard
Gerald Long
Ridward Mick
Rrthie Fireman
Clifford Peters
William Wha
Mike Hayes
Beank Mayers Hoefer
Aubrey Shifler
Louie Plapp
Walliam Ketterer
William Bisdon
John Smith
Don Howard
Ernest Wolf
George Diegman
Hd Brennan
Michael Cannon
Artie Frost
Frank Hutings
George Paulina
Terts Tovep
Jane Kotterer
Henry Kounig
Tom Col
Allowances Made For New Miami Properties Cost Exceeds Estimates
Butler county commissioners report rising costs in the North Third street extension project as bids for moving Schramm property buildings come in. Estimated right of way expenses reach about 645,000, surpassing initial figures by 15,000, with bids from A Renning and Sons, A Irvin and Son, and John Kinsfeld ranging from 13,863 to 19,508.72.
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New Miami
Butler County Cammins Contra
North Third Street
Bideare
Schramm
William
Chara Schramm
Butler County
New
Miami Cleal
State Highway Department
City of
Hamilton
Mini Conservancy District
Bida
A. Renning and Sons
Tamilton
Ganggu
OG. A. Irvin
Mamilton
John Kinsfeld
George Burkman
Archit Feet
Mimmi
Agen
Robert O'Dell
Neil Moherly
Mrs Ward Dies At Somerville Age 0 Years
Mrs Mary Ward died at her son Mverlay Ward s home east of Somerville on Friday at 4 o clock aged 0 years Her husband and three children preceded her in death She survived by Mverley Ward of Somerville daughters Myra Montgomery of Lebanon and Are Stein Glosxgeos near Myra eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral service at the home of Mrs Montgomery in Tchanon Sunday afternoon with burial at Union Chapel Cemetery ProWler Seen Near Well Home Bella Nem reports seeing prowler around her Chestnut Street home Thursday night
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Mary Ward
Mverlay
Somerville
Feast of Lights At Bene Israel Service Evening
The Bene Israel synagogue hosts a Feast of Lights service Friday evening at Terre Bello Trac Ninth and High atreola. Special music marks the service in honor of Chanukah with Student Rabbi Millon F. Grafian speaking on Wanted Modern Macca. The temple choir, led by organist Mrs. Ac tiur Umschneider, performs as Springer begins at 7 30 p.m.
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Terre Bello Trac
Millon F. Grafian
Temple
Actiur Umschneider
Springer
Deaths Exceeded Births in Butler County 1932 Report
During the first eleven months of 1932 Butler county health district recorded 293 deaths and 972 births. Dr. C. D. Baldeidge, health commissioner, notes complete annual totals will need January records. The report lists 23 anti rabic incidents, 246 plumbing inspections, 44 septic tank checks, 83 street inspections, and 273 dairy farm inspections. Communicable diseases show 104 cases of nearlat fever with no deaths.
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Butler County
Cousty Plumbing
Streka
Hawilan
Middletown
New Year’s Eve Dance by American Legion Members
Members of the American Legion and guests will attend a New Year’s Eve dance at the new Legion home. Dancing starts at 10 p m Saturday and continues into Sunday morning. The event is cabaret style with tables around the floor. Barry’s Rhythm Rascals provide music. Hay Schneider, port chef, and assistant Phil Hart, will prepare food early.
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American Legion
New Legion
Barry
Hay! Schneider
Port
Hia
Phil Hart
Two Injured in Detour Crash as New Bridge Goes Up
Serious injuries reported after a head on collision near a detour for a new Excalla bridge. Mrs Allin Ummel 45 Promont Neb and her daughter in law Mars Elsie Uimmel 20 Dayton left ankle and knee possible fracture. J W Ummel Lyle Ummel and others escaped serious harm despite rear seating injuries. Sheriff reports driver Tyla Ummel collided with John Tytus 22 Midetown. Ambulance crews redirected. investigation by Deputy Sheriff Linking.
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Dayton
Boyenriile
Hamilton
Leroy Hospital
Excalla
Allin Ummel
Promont
Neb
Mars
Elsie Limmel
Shoop Avenue
Dimiel
Ol Yio Uimmel
Lyle Ummel
J. W. Umm
Tyla Ummel
John ‘Tytus
John G. Schunmoher
J .W. Urmel
Nebraska
John Wramel
Tee Ummuel
Butler County
J. W. Vaumel
Showharen
W. F. Cahill and Sons
Snem
Jnscarshy
Jhiler Leg Ummel
A. E. Linking
Lytts
Scretches
Boys Blamed for Wholesale Auto Accessory Thefts
Police say three juveniles arrested Thursday afternoon confessed to involvement in thefts from Teshner company on Second Street and from a gear of automobiles. Detectives Docker and Leonard reported the youths sold parts for small sums, and they were registered residents John Brown Burnett Street Louis Williams Walnut Street and Sam Lewis. They were taken to juvenile court Friday.
Commander Connor Retires From U S Navy
Commander John J Consor of the United States Navy will retire from active service by December 31 upon his own application after 30 years of service. His last post was in New York City at the Third Naval District headquarters. He began at the Naval Academy in 1902 and earned sea duty aboard the U S S Kearsarge, with much time at sea across his career.
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Hamilton
John J. Consor
United States Navy
Atire
Army
Navy
Connor
New York City
Third Naval District
Meda
Killen
H. Connor
North Seventh Strow
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Inbé
Kearsearge
Fleet
Pra
Y Campers And Leaders At Annual Reunion Pow Wow
Y Campers and leaders gathered for the annual reunion and pow wow at the Y M C A. George Pemberton conducted the fire lighting ceremony, old medicine men shared camp memories, and Bob Moleskey presented a gift to Homer Gard.
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Annal Carp
Campbell
Y. M. CG
George Pemberton
Bob Moleskey
Homer Gard
Fred, Lanis
Russell Hoffman
Stuart Fitton
Nod Kernohan
Don Ogg
Dave Troewne
Louis Freihiling
John Louis
Bob McCteskey
Emancipation celebration at Second Baptist Church
Emancipation observance set for Monday at 11 o clock at Second Baptist Church. A program will be rendered with Rev B A Mitchell of Mikin town as principal speaker.
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Second Baptist Church
B. A. Mitchell
Mike @intown
Ore
West Side Bible Class to Hear Judge A J Pater
The West Side Baptist Church Men’s Bible class will host Judge A J Pater of the municipal court as guest speaker Sunday morning at the Lincoln school auditorium. The men’s quartet will sing. The group leads a membership contest against the Hamilton Bible class.
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West Side
Pater
West
Side Baptist Chareh
Lincal School
A. J. Pater
Municipal Court
Hamilton
Eer
Prowler Reported At Turvey Residence
Donald Tovey of 1285 East Avenue reported to police that a prowler broke a rear floor pane at his home, but the intruder left before being seen. The incident details are incomplete in the report.
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Turvey
Donald Tovey
East Avenue
Polies
Hama Panier Wight
Robert Finlay Taken by Death in Collinsville
Robert Finlay a prominent Collinsville resident died Friday at 6 40 am at age 65 from complications of diseases. He was a lifelong Presbyterian and an elder. Survived by widow Lucinda and seven children, three sisters, three brothers, with funeral Monday at home officiated by Rev B Martin. interment in Collinsville cemetery.
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Hobert Toddinlay
Collinsville
Hig Hone
Minkay
Presbyterian Church
Finlay
Lucinda, Finlay
Scott Finlay
Raymond Finlay
James Finlay
Alene Vinlay
Collingville
Bee Wilson
Edwin Malcolm
Sovenmila
Jacob Ross
Middletown
Margaret
Alberta Finlay
Somerville
John Laughlin
Oxford
B. J. Finlay
Charles Finlay
John, Winlay
Somarville
Rev. B. Martin
Man Arrested on Intoxication Charge After Flop to Cell
A 47 year old Clem Davier slept at the flop coma headquarters for a week. On Thursday afternoon he was arrested on an intoxication charge as details of the incident emerged from the scene.
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Clem Davier
Coma
Tavier
Funds for Charity From Hamilton's Fraternity Event
A Hamilton fraternity charity dance at the Anthony Wayne hotel drew over 300 attendees and will donate an undetermined sum to the Christmas In Every Home fund. Led by Charles Martin, a 29-man committee organized the event with Phi Delta Theta winning the interfraternity sing-off and receiving a copper flagon. Mayor Haymond H. Burke named a 20-member committee to plan 1932’s edition. The gathering showcased college pride with pennants and crests, and included performances by cheer leaders and a varied musical repertoire. Police report an unrelated theft attempt at the Selwyn or Goel company office on Wirth and High streets.
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Hamilton
Anthony Wayne
Charles Martin
Hamilton Club
Arthur Haid
Oscar Eberhardt
Phi Delta Theta
Haymond H. Burke
Beta Theta Pi
Charles R. Mason
Rogers Hikenberry
Psi Upsilon
Malcolm Branson
Thomas Hughes
James Cullen
Delta Upsilon
Marc Srawn
Epenenr Maxwell
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Merchants Close Stores For New Year Holiday
The Hamilton Merchants Association announced today that members will close stores on New Year’s Day, observing the holiday Monday. Stores will shut at 9 o’clock Saturday night and reopen Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Merchants’ Association
David M. Bilver
Association
Aid
Legion Executives Endorse Buy American Plea
Frank Darwin post No 13 executive committee endorsed a Buy American campaign by the American Legion of Ohio to stimulate American made product sales and put idle men back to work. The proclamation notes millions unemployed and factories idle, urging consumers to support domestic goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion of Ohio
Frank Darwin
Legion
Pheonghout Thie-Nalion
America At Work
van Usu
What to Expect In 1933 Journal Preview
David Lawrence analyzes the 1933 outlook and government response to the depressed business climate. The Saturday Journal promises expert insight on the new year and how authorities may handle the ailments of the era.
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David Lawranes
David Lawrence
Founders Day Boosts YMCA Membership Nationwide
National YMCA reports nearly 80,000 men and boys added to U.S. and Canadian rolls on Founders Day, with 34 states and some Canadian associations contributing. Cities like Cleveland and New York City saw large gains, while Toledo and others reported 3,000 plus increases as leaders praise the drive amid economic downturn.
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YM. C. A
New York City
United States
Canada
Hamilton May
Nin and Boys
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Richmond
Oklahoma City
Toledo
Denver
Appleton
Wis
Lancaster
Detroit
Brookly
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Wii
Y. AM. C.A
Toled States
William E. Speers
National Council
Sud
Pee
Hamilton Weather by A B Heath Report
Weather summary from Hamilton notes past conditions with temperatures, rainfall and historical comparisons. Data shows yesterday's high and last night's low alongside year by year figures for several years including 1930 1929 and 1927 with rainfall totals and month to date measurements.
Blaneste Stolen From Prickeyt Home
Two blankets valued at 310 were stolen from Sam Prinkutt at 2165 Peek Avenue Spurried te Potica after dark Thursday night. The incident involves an unspecified vehicle and occurred at the Prinkutt residence. Local police urge any witnesses to come forward.
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Prickeyt
Sam Prinkutt
Peek
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