Christmas in Ryneg Hamilton Homa movement praise
A Christmas event in Ryneg Hamilton Homa concluded with a successful effort to compile the thirteenth annual Christmas baskets. Volunteers from visitation and clearing committees, plus Chamber of Commerce members, logged time and funds to ensure more than 2,500 baskets reached needy families, with careful distribution to prevent duplication. The article lists key workers including Miss Katherine Seoner Miss Mary Sortman Miss Helen Gever Miss Florence Shank and many others who coordinated deliveries and ensured each family received one basket.
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Ryneg Hamilton
Wilsout
Hamilton Homa
Connailice
Tscomis
Vammibtes
Ton
Hey
Lomilx
Leo
Katherine Seoner
Mary Sortman
Helen Gever
Firma Northway
Florence Shank
Uraco Wargass
Chamber of Commerce of the State
Mary ¥. Hurke
Navy Rogers
Ross Grthevine Treinen
Mary Long Éketromn
John J. Andrews
Tra Berry
Mixa Katharine Flenner
Mes
Edward Ps Frechtlive
Carl Greer
Lielon Geyer
Walter Muir
Mias Hull Keiser
Zelmer Morgenthales
Helen Millikin
Harry N. Ward
Ed McGinley
Mark Brow
Jack Bosch
Dan Beckett
Harry Sehnitte
Fragmented historical reflect on civilization and fear
The text sketches a troubled view of civilization with warnings about its vulnerability. It contemplates the idea that many dwellers are disheartened and wary, while a distant monumental event looms. References to a vast impact and far away locations hint at large scale catastrophe without clear specifics.
News Behind the News Amid Incoming Administration
Readers glean early activity hints from an editorial page piece noting the president elect’s circle expects prompt steps after Governor Alanan’s inauguration. Officials show resolve to conclude New York State duties before federal duties begin. In the next two weeks conferences on appointments for the new administration are anticipated.
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Boom Lhegel
Frieniy
Lalanan
Raoosarrit
New York State
Bn $x
Local Officials Appointed and Tax Payments Update
Milderd Chirk named chief clerk in Probate. Mary Cowradl chosen stat spher. Bath in Ertan appoints Marothy Daguiias as clerk stenographer for Prosecuting Attorney. Atmea Howoar and Wornke receive county posts. Tax payments report slow, A J Alford notes one third of total due paid. Penalties start after famine date. 1400 auto licenses issued for 1933 plates amid December 1 figures.
Local Notes and Notices from Dayton Area Churches and Events
Local notes cover Dante Tonight dance at Vine Street Me and other social events, church services at Methodist and Presbyterian churches with New Year messages, plus a bake sale and choir plans. Also reported are legal notices on a Dayton bank robbery case, a Chea clinic at Stillwater, and political plans for Roosevelt’s funeral attendance by Preble County Democrats.
Camden Notes Of Interest And Local Socials
Mrs FE. CG. Eikenberry was hospitalized Saturday afternoon. Attorney and Mrs. FDR. Shuey hosted guests. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meslay celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary. Camden residents hosted visitors from Dayton and Cincinnati. Archie Armentrang announce birth of baby girl on Christmas morning at their Liberty Street home. Several Camden families listed guests and visits from Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Cincinnati.
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Frank Malderf
Mink
Mary Sillough Rae
Mary Silough
Nellie Randall
Somerville
Mitchott
Cincinati
Ruth Aay Boehm
Storzenbach
Jonnne Steezenbach
Dayton
Camden
Gertrude Peters
Moet Blenner
Somarville
Woodstrd
Cincinnati
K. Flory Ara Lonr
Jing
Provida
Archie Armentrang
Liberty Street
Presidents Opportunity To Reform Local Government
The piece argues for strong federal backing of local governments under Roosevelt. It calls for consolidation of units, possible abolishment of towns, and elimination of useless offices to modernize administration. A permanent commission on local governments is proposed to coordinate policy nationwide.
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Woodrow
Wilson
Wills House
Signal Corps
Qlivision
Qlivision Headquarters and General — Tendeunders (Fr Weankiin
D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Uis
Usmple
Ange
Sannck
Chicago
Wnrn
Franklin J. Roosevelt Cnninn
Warer
National Municipal Review
TINAL ACCOUNT BY FARMER GUARDIAN A Trest and Final Aecount
John W. Campbell of Milton filed a final account as guardian for Helen Farmer in probate court on a Saturday. It shows receipts of 9620 dollars including 1500 from a death claim, with 1088.14 after expenses distributed to the wood. WILL HIKE TO VENICE The Back to Nature elk of Cincinnati will hike to Venice Sunday morning from Hamilton avenue and North Bandyond College Ville at 10. William C T Benis, president, in charge.
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Guardian
John W. Campbell
Milton
Helen Farmer
Venice
Nature Elk of Cincinnati
Hamilton Avenue
Band Yond
College Vili
William C.T. Benis
Venice Pike
Hamilton
Middletown
Aonditisha
John &. Schumacher
Alunite Highway Department
Excelle
Highway Department
Todhunter
Exerlall
Cincinnati Snd Lake Erin Railroad
Engel's Corner
Tipten
Trek
Stars of Radioland highlight Helen Ringeisen’s rise
Helen Ringeisen, then a student at Wesleyan University, was chosen the most popular girl in the music school and has just begun a radio career. She became a soprano with a Chicago radio studio troupe for a nationwide broadcasting company.
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Helen Ringeisen
Ot Nic Avis Wesleyan University
Beem
Alaff Artlat
Chicago
Record rainfall floods city causing widespread damage
Across the city heavy rainfall drenched streets and basements, flooding sewers and overrunning blocks. The Ward Hayes Construction dredge was submerged near South Avenue, delaying work for days. Fire crews pumped flooded cellars on Haldimand and Cleveland avenues, while police and highway crews managed detours and warned motorists as water covered roads from West Side neighborhoods to the Miami Conservancy levee.
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Ward Hayes Construction Company
South Avenue
William Hayes
Ofslock
Department of Public Works
Calla
Hendricks
Franklin
G Streat
F Strest
West Side
Hauses
South C Street
Parkaverte
South Matreet
Franklin Street
Hildimand
McClintie Estate Named to Widow in Will
Probate notices outline Ett Storey estate divisions among Sallie Tulsi Mary Tuzzi and Stella Woodrey each receiving 81768.41 after taxes and costs. William McClintie's will directs all estate to wife Maggie McClintie with witnesses Hilda M. Jahoe and Henry F. Beeler. Also reported are a tire theft claim and a moral anecdote about Socrates in Athens.
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Storey
Sallie Tulsi
Mary
Tuzzi
Stella Woodrey
Ett Storey
Trenton
Oe McGlintic
William McClintie
Hamilton
Maggie McClintie
Hilda M. Jahoe
Henry F. Beeler
Payne A. M. E. Ladies Plan Reception
The Payne A. M. E church ladies announce a reception on Sunday afternoon at the parsonage honoring Rev.
Juvenile Court Collects $15,000 For Dependents
Juvenile court officials under Judge Gideon Palmer report collecting about 15,000 in 1903 for dependent minors and divorced or reported parents. Funds were used to support such children, with several youths sent to juvenile facilities for rehabilitation and subsequent supervision by the department.
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Gideon Palmer
Mliaul
Lee
Bureau
Columbus
Atu
Bern
Jtha Departoroit
Delis Ware
Lancaster
Middletown Man Earl Dunlap Dies at Home
Earl Leslie Dunlap 57 a longtime Middletown resident and former rail inspector died Friday while reading at his home 902 Orleans avenue Middletown. He had suffered a cold but reportedly overworked his heart after continuing to work.
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Earl Leslie Dunlap
Middletown
Middleton G
Renisvlentin Railroat
Bert Testio Duuilap
Ore Lands ‘Avenue
Dunlap
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