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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
6
Examiner's report lauds Butler County officers as details emerge from the Zwick trial on February 23 regarding the Andreas murder case. A bus holdup alibi defense collapsed under cross examination, with jurors ultimately acquitting Claude Martin and others after deliberations lasting into the evening.
State examiner’s findings on Butler County offices show adherence to regulations with few executions, low bonded debt, and corrections after identified issues. The report covers county finances from September 1, 1971 to September 9, 1972, filed with the state auditor and sent to county officials. It praises bond handling and notes parole releases tied to fines, with outstanding debt and tax issues briefly discussed.
A jury in the Rubber qunnhy district delivered an eighty dollar verdict for losses after a horse was damaged in a dispute. The case, brought by Waller against various defendants, was appealed and discussed through the court with witnesses including William Kirk and Harry Thinphries testifying for the plaintiff, and Harvey Kanth and Homer Korky for the noteary.
Rural Community Theatre of Butler presents The Show-UPC at Hamilton High auditorium under Prof A. J. Gates. Cast includes Movin Soovers as Tinabaned, Finny Dones as Line, Lavin Mud Chambers as Any, and Mrs. Charles Maries as Amy's mother.
The Venice community formed a boosters club with a plan to build a village pool and develop local facilities. Attendees included men and women, with readiness announced for work to begin, as regional committees under COarge Schwing and Dietz prepared for two weeks of meetings and planning in southwestern Ohio.
Kiwanis club in Anthony Wayne hears future event plans and a program at Syames Corner. Members note gratitude from Mrs. Minnis widow of the first president, and Parker expresses condolences for Me Mine Bhis. Marlin Coyte is named choir director for Ureeho. February events and dates are announced amid community tribute.
Louis J Hanss, age 24, died Tuesday at Rocky Glen Sanitarium McConnellsville Ohio after four months of illness. A devout Catholic and Knights of Columbus member, he was beloved in Hamilton and leaves two sisters and other relatives. Funeral services will be held in Springfield at St Bernard Catholic Church with burial in St Bernard Cemetery.
A Tuesday night collision on Henton Street near 803 Lind Avenue in Wilmington, Ohio, involved drivers T. Benoyle and Karl Rornns. No one was injured, and the accident halted traffic briefly as police arrived.
Hi-Y officers committeemen and advisers from Hamilton Hi-Y chapters will meet at the YMCA tonight for a 280 dinner to map plans for the year. A joint session will precede club breakouts to outline appa ratus and activities with representations listed for sophomores juniors and seniors. Advisers expected include Fitton White Brennan Koger Hult iman Thomson and Klippel.
Christ Feckeler a Hamilton High school rancher and adviser for the Senior Mi club has been named to the Y World Tour. The appointment was confirmed by CLAL national director Chirk and tours will headquarter in New York. Chambers, Ohio state boys work secretary, will join in Hamilton for a conference at 4 30 p.m. with boys, youths, and parents to discuss joining the tour either this summer or in the future.
A worker, George French of 1034 Boltle Avenue, suffered a painful strain and was taken to Morey hospital by police ambulance after becoming ill while on Laurel Avenue. He had previously returned to work Warnes day morning. Two arrests for theft followed on Wednesday morning including Juss Roberts and Tuna Wiggina.
A cloth recovered by Patrolman Willian Blair was claimed by James Sapley of New Weston Ohio at police headquarters Monday afternoon.
A street prank by local youths nearly caused a serious collision as a parade of events unfurled. A parcel post truck driver swerved to avoid two figures in the road, striking one dummy and nearly harming a motorist. Witnesses reported the incident, and police began inquiries into the youths involved. Other reports note similar incidents with broken windows and disturbing noises as investigations continue.
The Jennis Sandidge chapter of the First Baptist would stage a three act comedy Where's Grandma at the FOWL Auditorium 8:00 p m coached by Mis lon Whita ker. Cast includes Grandma Daisy Cordy Gretchen Blake Theban Dallas Bob Blake Furt Hadg Carol Worley nzel Witters Arnine Truesdale Polly Bettles Jack Worley Robart Richardson Lucy King Elizabeth Tankersley Dubliq Lillian Taylor Midnight Paul Henson. Between acts singers Jeanette Geneva Angsporger and the First Baptist Sunday school orchestra will perform.
Walter Lippmann arrived in Warm Springs Georgia to confer with President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt. The editor’s meeting sparked speculation about Lippmann’s possible federal post and a forthcoming series of articles offering insights into Roosevelt’s policies and plans.
Ford plant operations face resumed production as authorities and plant officials discuss a return to manufacturing. Reports indicate Ford cars would be produced to order once the Briges Manufacturing unit restarts, with no concrete timetable given by the official press. Separately, divorce filings in Butler County for January show multiple cases, listing wives filing against husbands and vice versa.
Defense asserts not guilty plea by Fox heightens tension in the Bob Zwick case. State's witness Robert Andreas killed December 1928 as he prepared to testify in Rodney Ford murder trial. Zwick faces multiple indictments including the Dantelo and Andreas killings. trial opener postponed to February in Hamilton County Common Pleas.
Primary ballots in Avon mailed to members of the Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Voters will write names on ten ballots. finalized counts determine the five directors with the most votes. Terms expiring may keep eligibility for one year. five named members face ineligibility for reelection.
The report records yesterday's high at 46 and low at 38 in Hamilton. It notes rainfall data and mentions temperatures and a date range, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear about specific totals or periods beyond the brief temperature figures.
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