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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
5
The article lists forthcoming Kiwanis events and meetings with details about organizers, locations, and topics. It mentions various community activities, insurance discussions, and public notices, highlighting planned gatherings and speakers. The piece reflects a busy schedule across local clubs and civic groups.
A fragmented local notices item mentions Euchre and Pinochi events on a Wednesday afternoon or evening at 809 Kalin Ave. It lists place, time, and participant names in unclear handwriting, with sparse details about organizer or exact schedule.
A local county center committee endorses Clarence Brows in a contentious race for state offices while plans for a series of four meetings are unveiled. An organizing committee led by Ova B. MacIvnry and others will host sessions every two months at the I. of P. castle, with a west Monday organizing night in Fatow to finalize the schedule.
The investigation reveals extensive delays in processing delinquent tax payments and faxed documents in the county treasurer and assessor offices. Duplicated faxes and late extensions drive late payments, creating confusion and undermining taxpayer confidence while delaying revenue distribution across taxing districts. The report notes extensions beyond February settlement and advocates tighter controls to reduce delays and speculation.
Elks lodge plans a February ceremony in the temple to honor past exalted rulers. A veterans style program includes a dinner and formal toasts with invited members and special early enthusiasm from attendees.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses Congress influence during Reconstruction era debates. It notes Republican resistance to moving bank or tariff reforms, anticipates clashes in the next session, and mentions figures such as Roosevelt and bank deposits as focal points of contention.
Greenkeepers discuss a proposal to install eight cups as part of a larger cup expansion. The National Association meeting in Cleveland prompts mixed reactions as researchers compare impacts on play and field maintenance. Notable figures weigh in on turf health and game balance.
A group of Daretown children met Saturday afternoon under leader Olive McVicker and formed the Daretown Children for Home Missions. Officers elected include Ada Neanover president and Mary Neanover secretary. Members began making setup-books during the meeting. A later motion picture program at the church drew a good crowd. The local community expressed thanks for donations to a chicken supper and other church activities. Several local residents attended events at the school and church, with plans for future meetings and accompanying social activities.
Multiple court ordered property sales advertised for Butler County Ohio. Listings include parcel in Hamilton with deeded lot front on South Fourth Street. Property valued around 3600 dollars with sheriff sale by John Kcuhmactien. Other notices reference Crawford and Pierce estates and a second sale in Marlington with high street frontage and a 3600 dollar price.
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