Hamilton and Butler County Floods After Heavy Rainfall
The Hamilton area and Butler County suffered from the heaviest rainfall in years with 3.15 inches in 24 hours. Creeks rose, basements flooded, roads blocked, and several families evacuated as the Miami River crested near 16 feet, with officials predicting the crest later today. Conservancy districts reported standstill in the river, while Dayton's crest near 10 feet was anticipated.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Cromwellen
Trenton Road
Middletown Pike
Hmilton
Butler
Sat
Ater
Miami River
Yelack
Miami Consermacy District
Dayton
Alsza
Conservancy
Fime
Germantown
Miami
Conservancy Hgineersteil
A. E. Heath
Varied Programs Planned Across City for Two Day Holiday
A broad citywide celebration marks New Year 1933 with church services, lodge events, and civic activities. Tonight features a watch night at Hamilton Lodge Hall, hotel parties, and private gatherings as churches plan midnight services and families observe New Year’s Eve with quiet dignity.</S>
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County Home
Mort Hamilton and Morey Hospital
Nic
Hamilton Lodge No. OF
Tt. P.O. Miks
Temple
Linlow
South Second Streets
Anthony Wayne
American Legion
Freehtling to be B. Gi. R. Speaker
Louis Freehliing former colonel of the 2nd ite and now a junior at iby will be the B G R guest speaker at the Y C A auditorium Sunday at 2. The program includes two moving orders Trail Aleye and a reference to a Hamilton boy. Freehliing has been active in YMCA work and attended the world tour to Europe visiting England and other countries.
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B. G. BR
Yi. C. A
Louis Freehliing
Atiby
Prnok
Camp Gampbell
Gard
Sehool
Toronto
Europe
England
Movine
Trail
Aleye
Hamilton
Plan Red Cross Plea in January
Hamilton chapter directors met with Frederick Spaulding from national headquarters to plan a January Red Cross membership drive. A special committee led by John M. Beeler will organize the campaign and meet next Thursday at 4 pm at Red Cross HQ. Supplies from national headquarters include cotton material and other items as ready, with committee members named.
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Anthony Waynn
American Red Groga
Frederick Spaulding
Othe National
Washington
Duncheon
Hamilton
Beaulding
Red Cross
Red Crots
Joh M. Beeler
TLN
Lottenberger
Max Strauss
A. Li
Wil. Tinta
James Clawson
Clayton A. Leiter
Wehoot Administration
South Second Street
Caroline Margedant
Meor
Rrecivis Jeter
Lonr
Caroline Bargedant
Jessie Cavanaugh
Stanley Helver
Afar Strauss
John M. Berler
H. N. Bol Yenberger
B. D. Lesklider
A. H. Williams
Clayton al Leiter
Fire Loss Report Highlights Major Damages This Year
Fire Chief report shows losses totaling $133 081 with a single large blaze at the Lesher Corporation warehouse on Millville Avenue April 26 at 2 30 PM origin undetermined. Estimated property loss around $4 000. The year’s dead include Mr and Mrs Tob. Fire department answered 661 alarms, a figure slightly down from the prior year.
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William Conlin
Conlinzaiq
Lesher Corporation
Corporation
Millville Avenue
Tob
Hamilton municipal court 1932 criminal civil cost totals
The Hamilton municipal court collected 3040.45 in Pinesaul costs for criminal cases in 1932, per a manual by clerk Harry Fmerick. Civil division receipts totaled 2810.38 in 1932, with 2813.50 in 1941. Judge Alphonse Pater tried 530 cases in criminal and civil divisions. April was the slowest month with 64.08 in criminal receipts. November saw 460.63 in criminal. Cases filed and disposed, totals 1197 and 1221 respectively.
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Hamilton
Callea Wong
End Of A Story Today Veré In Tha Journal
The finnal chapter of Heartos Wife by Adele Garisa appears in Tha Journal. The feature has run since 1813 and proved a quite interesting serial. With stodeys chapter, however, prose verses end and will be discontinued.
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Veré
Tha
Adele Garisa
Stodey
Donts for New Year Celebration
Pollen Chief John O Cathaun Saturday issue a New Year live melange warning. Don t carry revolvers. Don t ring unnecessary diaphumes to annoy neighbors. Don t drive under the influence of liquor. Don t get caught doing something the law says you shouldn t. Have a fine time and a Happy New Year.
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John O. Cathaun
Calhoun
Divorces Exceed Marriages In Butler County 1982
Butler county probate records show 389 decrees granted in 1982 versus 312 marriage petitions filed in common pleas court. Deputy Magdalene Schaub notes 242 marriages registered, six by husband, with earlier peaks and a 1920 high of 1125.
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Common Pleas
Butler County
Probate
George Fe. Roberts
Althoust
Wits
Cupid
Magdalene Schaub
Prottato
Has
Roberts
Hilla of
Sala
Misa Lillian Woodruff
Amring
Weather extremes mark December in county area
December delivered wild temperature swings with records of 10 degrees below zero and 86 degrees, six inches of snow on December 10, plus 3.15 inches of rain in 24 hours and fog that halted traffic on December 28. New Year’s forecast calls for cloudiness and colder weather. Local church youth hold New Year party as area incidents include a prowler arrest on North Second Street and a fall sending John Richardson to Mercy Hospital before returning home.
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Gary
Police report shows decline in arrests and crimes
The annual police report, compiled by Police Clerk Herschel Haines and released by Police Chief John C. Calhoun, indicates arrests fell by about 50 percent. It tallies 588 felonies and 283 other offenses logged, with 303 arrests overall and 148 autos stolen, noting strong performance by the automobile theft division.
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Herschel Haines
John C. Calhoun
Ibe
Vnal
Tha
Four Arrests for Coal Theft by Railroad Detectives
Baltimora railroad detectives arrested Ralph Baker 19 of 2121 Grand Boulevard Ray McQueen 27 of 1140 McGlynn Street Jewett Chapman 30 of 543 Chestnut Street and George Lewis 52 of 36 Walnut Street on Friday night on theft charges involving coal in a raid described as on the rails.
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Yeremera
Balti- Rlora Sud Qhin
Ralph, Baker
Grand Boulevard
Ray McQueen
McGlynn Street
Jewett Chapman
Chestnut Street
George Lewis
Walnut Street
1932 City Traffic Accidents Kill Nine People
A 1932 annual traffic report shows nine deaths in Hamilton from car and pedestrian crashes. Pedestrians and riders are cited as main factors. a table lists monthly accidents and injuries, with totals across the year.
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Parsons
Hamilton
Banab
Ceriier
Edward’ Gask
Butler County
John CG
Giles
Marth
Atwnist
Cieigt
Week of Prayer Opens Sunday in Hamilton Churches
The Week of Prayer begins Sunday in Hamilton churches under the Ministerial Alliance. The observance will culminate next Sunday evening with a communion service at 7 30 at the Ti MM B church. Lester F. King of Lindenwald Church of Christ will speak on Christ and him crucified. Homer C. Ferguson will preside at communion, aided by representatives from each church. Rev Walter B. Leis will give the invocation and Rev George B. Parkin will read scriptures. The First M E church choir will provide music under Mrs Arthur Ulmschneider.
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Hamilton
Ministerial Alliance
Federated Council of Churches
Anteriday
Lester F. King
Lindenwald
Church of Christ
Christ and
Crnetfien
Homer C. Ferguson
Aaystieh
Walter B. Leis
George B. Parkin
M. B
Arthur ‘Ulmschneider
Increase In Sheriff's Work Responds To 2967 Calls
Annual sheriff's report by Sheriff John C. Schumacher shows 2967 calls answered in the past year, up from 2171 in 1931, with notable increases in sheriff's sales activity and inmate conveyances to several institutions. Auto and convict figures are detailed, including autos recovered and transfers to Longview, Gallipolis, Mansfield and other facilities, reflecting broader workload changes.
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Sheriff's Office
John C. Schumacher
Schumacher
Azan
Ohio
Longview
Gallipolis
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio Reformatory For
Marysville
Columbus
Fane
Goyen
Cincinnati
Lima
Dayton Studies Hamilton Relief Plan Amid Praise
Dayton officials tour Hamilton to learn its relief distribution system using neighborhood grocery orders. Eight thousand families need aid. Dayton officials praise the unified method and cooperation among relief agencies after demonstrations. Committee includes Ralph Adamson Henry Schneider Joseph Hussing and Harry Ballman.
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Dayton
Hamilton
Hemilton
Vammites
Tinmilton
Sharings
Nominations for Y M C A Trustees
The nominating committee of Lip Mamillon Young Men's Christian agadiation renominated trustees Charles Meeka Dr Al Lee Good H W Lecklider WE Sneed Charles J Parrish Homer Ferguson and Robert C Cogeess. New nominees include D R Baker D T Herrman Rev W B Leis Ralph Roder Leigh Stratesier and Marc Wedlixer. Nine candidates compete on Thursday January 28. Committee members Cyrus Fitton chairman George Hephe E O Roll and George Hawthorne.
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Lip Mamillon Young Men
Christian Agradiation
Charles Meeka
Dr. al. Lee Good
H.W. Lecklider
WE. Sneed
Charles J. Parrish
Homer Ferguson
Robert C. Cogeess
D. R. Baker
D. T. Herrman
Rev. W. B. Leis
Ralph Roder
Leigh Stratesier
Marc Wedli
Weather data summary for Heath Hamilton area
Weather records show yesterday’s high at 50 and low at 33 degrees. Historical figures list maximums of 44 to 52 and minimums around 33 to 85 for years 1920 1927 1928 and 1950, with garbled entries suggesting January nights and varying daily readings.
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UU Zorey
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Freehtling
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Louis Fedcetling
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Nage U.P
Chitty
United Prestyterian Church
Hill
Bearch
North Second Street
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Getceuven
John AD. Hill
Richardson
Mercy Hospital
John Richardson
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Week of Prayer
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