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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1933

Page

6

Butler County plans work-relief highway program in 1933

A conference outlined a county wide work-relief plan featuring a super highway along the old Miami and Erie canal route from Dayton to Cincinnati. The project aims to employ hundreds, begin construction, and may secure funds via the Ohio relief effort with a committee to visit Governor White.

Butler County Miami and Erie Canal Eork-Selief R. F Hamilton Hubler County Mid-dletown Haseell P. Price Yayton Cincinnati Price Ian Pepper Weir Sean Georgs Sebald Middletown Miink J. Pauly The Super-Highway Association Pred Haunaerle Why Eligivect Th C G. Mraws Fairfield Township George Morris Aaw Regahty George White Inpur Daytan Miami-Kirie Superhighway Association Waytan White Mieami and Line Wong Howillom Office of Spades Crawford's Room Famibton Dayton Cincinnti W. C. Brown c Hoe Winantg Corporation Ohio Relinf Commission Suek RP

Moonshine Still Seized After High Speed Police Chase

Police raided a Cherry and Vdeka Peck's Addition house uncovering a small still made from an old iron drum. An unknown man fled on foot in pursuit across a cornfield as officers pursued, escaping with no shoes as the raid yielded four barrels of mash and several gallons of moonshine. Det. Oscar Veeker and Det. Robert Leonard led the chase. a prior raid four days earlier netted another still and mash.

Ater Cherry Vdeka Peck Ahi Moraehell Maines Nail Oscar Veeker Robert Leonard Raat Haines Leonard Vine Street

Weather note for Hamilton unknown dates in 1900s

Fragmentary weather data for Hamilton lists yesterday 43 and last night 25 with scattered numbers aging into 1952 1031 193 126.1525 1927. Reported maximums 47 63 63 26 65 6S 445 10 ow. The text is garbled and contains inconsistent year references and illegible figures.

Butler County Sheriff Gallery to be Rearranged

Butler County plans rearranging its photograph gallery of former sheriffs. The rehang will reuse the current sheriff’s quarters near the clerk of courts, moving 20 portraits, removing two, and updating mounts to save wall space. Photographs of George C. Slonaker and Luther Moperson will be retained as recent holders.

Butler County Dobn Schumacher Cowrlhone Thurdday Quishing George C. Slonaker Luther Moperson Mey Tt Ig Bers Suwell

Peck $50,000 Suit Settled For $2,000

The $50,000 quit of Lens W Peck of Middletown injured August 23, 1930 when he was shocked by current and debris from a tree near his Main Street home. The suit against The Biglee Paving Co. and others was settled for about $4,000 after testimony and jury deliberation led to dismissal by agreement.

Lens W Peck Middletown Clinton D. Boyd Peck Mainstraet Lie Titty Hovoisi Biglee Paving Co Harry J. Keehler, Jr Uniny Gar and Miestiia Co Attormey Tar Cincinnati and Take Evie Railroad Co Brandon Amnikin Andrews Rogers Scott Middleton

Flying Squadron speakers rally support at mass meeting

Oliver W. Stewart and Miss Norma C. Brown president and vice president of the Flying Situation Foundation spoke at a mass meeting in the Y.M.C.A. auditorium Friday evening urging national production.

Oliver W. Stewart Norma C. Brown Yics Foundation Y. AW. Gal

Scout Troop Opens At Presley Church

At Presley the Church Scout Troop led by Richard Serviss and Jona Burnett meets Fridays at the Ergabyterian church. Officers include David Solingen Robert Prints Carl Sojbert Holland Crecraft and Sam Wheeler. Boys over 12 may join.

Richard Serviss Jona 2. Burnett Organiao Ergabyterian David Solingen Robert Prints Carl Sojbert Holland Crecraft Sam Wheeler

Mrs Sarah Carey Called By Death

Mrs Sarah Muriel Carey aged 61 years one month and one day died at home in Lebanon Meiday 22 at 2 50 pm Funeral services will be Monday at 2 10 am at Merrill funeral home Lebanon with burial in Lebanon cemetery She is survived by husband Mayor Howard W Carey two daughters Natio Barnhart Pekin Ohio Len Carey Utica and Fate Carey predeceased in 1925 The Crivads of Mes Gerard Dek Georse extend sympathy to the family

Sarah Muriel Carey Jobin Howard W. Carey Trenting Natio Barnhart Pekin Len Carey Utica Mey Savices

Six Point Program Aims at State Milk Control in Ohio

Milk distributors in Mamillon and southwestern Ohio face a state licensing plan as Governor George White’s milk inquiry report proposes a six point program. It calls for a state licensing board, sanitation certificates, financial responsibility to cover losses, price filing to curb discrimination, and licensing contingent on fair prices to farmers. The Akron session is set to discuss the proposals next Tuesday.

Mamillon Ohio George White Columbus Tis Akron Meidas

Minor thefts and street lights out in town

Police answered routine complaints Friday. A door was found open at Shafer Implement Company. nothing was stolen. John Macher of 126 Pineview Ave reported two items stolen from his automobile. Street lights at Third and Main and Second and Court were out. traffic duty was assigned near 811 Maple Avenue.

Shafer Implement Company John Macher Piieview Third Mighslenets Lyne Pleasnah Maple Ave Second Court Streets

Banquet Nears for U B Christian Endeavor Week

A Friday evening banquet for all members and friends closed the first U B Christian Endeavor week activities. Rev Hilliand led a prayer service and Mary Louise Wuesty spoke on The First Christing Endeavor Meeting. Attendees included Mary L Wilson Floyd Becknell and others as listed.

U. B. Christian Endeavor Christian Harecaver Weels Jaibenek Rove I Nichols Wnestie Mary Louise Wuesty Mary Wilson Jim Thompsons Esther Nichule

Jacob Inman Named G A R Commander at Somerville Meeting

Jacob Inman of Somerville was named commander of Wal ter Compton Post No. 8B Grand Army of the Republic at the reg War meeting held Friday afternoon at the Monument. George Dilyerd and Mr Trint led the post in the roll call and a flag gift from the family of the late Gran villa Rook was proudly displayed.

Jacob Inman Jacob Tuwan Somerville Walter-Compton Grand Army of the Republic Trint Clarence Kennedy Mr. Inman George Dilyerd Hig Monument Granvilla

Miss Louise Bauerle Dies After Long Illness

Miss Louise Bauerle, longtime cashier at Mugler Safe Company, died peacefully Saturday at her Main Street home after months of ill health. She was a devout Zion Lutheran and a beloved sister to Rosalin and Susie Vanerle, with a wide circle of relatives. Survived by brothers, nephews, and many friends, she was known for Christian character and generosity. Services are scheduled for Monday at Zion Lutheran. continuation note appears on page 3.

Haiken Louise Bauerle Sit Main Street Miss Baverle Mary Katherine Crawford Mugler Zion Lutheran Church Wess Wernlind Miss Banerte Misa Susa Vanerle Main Styget Rosalin Banerlo Nin John Hanerle BE. Wayne Init Miss Banerle le Movre Joes R. Gynnford Jos. B. Crawford Minnyston Dale T. Baneris

Three Nurses Graduate From Hospital Class Exercises

Three nurses completed training as a class at Fort Hallion Trospitel Lure in September. Lester F. King of Lindenwall Church for Christ urged sincere acceptance of nursing responsibilities. Rudolph Thiem of St. Johns church sang, joined by Frank Whitakey and spouse in a trio. Seventy five attendees witnessed Margaret Polls, Margaret Krahmmill of Muinitton, and Elise Tratscher of Dayton receive their caps.

Fort Hallion Trating Pilal Selimol Lester F. King Lindenwall Church For Christ Fince Keying Hudolph Thiem St. Joh’s Church Frank Whitakey St. John’s Church Margaret Polls Margaret Krah

Fire-Bug Sparks Mail Box Blaze and Five Small Fires

A firebug set a mail box alight on Kenworth Avenue at 7:30 Friday night, causing no packages lost but damaging a raincoat and a pair of overshoes. Franks of other minor blazes followed: a chimney fire at Victor Wells’s home, roof and minor fire damage at several addresses including Elmer Barry, Stanley Kinzer, Morris Cole, and Ceo Kilgour, with times around Friday night to Saturday morning. No injuries reported.

Millville Keniworth Avenues Allen Tavin Saturdan Otring Ceo Kilgour Mixie Highway

Oxford Two Farmers Praise Byron Harlan

Oxford Township Farmers Protective association unanimously praised Congressman Byron Harlan for his efforts to help them obtain loans from the Federal Land Bank. They hold lands under nine year leases from the state and expect to profit directly or indirectly from his proposed measure to amend the law.

Washingtos Byron Harlon Chird Qhin Oxford Township Farmers’ Protective Association Meneral Oxford Harlan Farlan

Winter Makes Return Visit to Hamilton

IG appeared early Saturday morning that winter again would return to Hamilton for a short time. Snow, in small quanta, fell through the morning but by noon began to come in larger quantities. Forecast for Sunday calls for clouds and colder conditions.

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Activity Reports At Legion Meeting at Frank Duswin Post

A rogaine meeting of Frank Dus win post 138 America Legion was held Friday night. Reports showed varians committees mid winter activities at a high point. The Ray Scout team now has 15 members. The Suns Beouts sponsored by the 40 eb 8) will give a guest dance Friday night February 10 at the Legion Home. The next dance will be Saturday night February 11 with Fred Coyle's Syncopators. Mary Avant was appointed chairman of the sick visit committee. Prante Robl is in Mayton hospital Cov veterans and Joe Collins is on the sick list. The Legion rifle team will compete in the Ohio parkment marches at Dayton on Sunday February 12. The local team won the wash last year.

Frank Duswin America Legion Varians Ray Scout Suns Legion the Post Fred Coyle Sor Legion Marny Avant Prante Robl Mayton Hospital Joe Collins Lena Will Dayton

City Checker Champion Tournament At Y Today

The fifth annual checker tournament in the city will decide the city champion, with HB Wills the current holder. Players including William Smith John Callahan Roger Wills John Cates and others will compete on a single long table at 2:00 PM, each against every other in two games. The top six finishers gain prizes and the champion title. Public viewing arranged. spectators will have clear sightlines.

HB. Wills Inter Oat Canal Hamlon WM. Smith John Callahan Roger Wills John Cates Foes Shin Wheeler John Cloyd T. J. Hiegler H. Rosensweig Luther Gillespie W. B Benton S. Rosensweig Albert Settles Joe Murcell James Laish- Jey Williams H. Huber Checker Club

Jury Disagrees In Burgess Case

A Wisconsin jury failed to reach a verdict in the Burgess case after six hours of deliberation. The panel, seated in the afternoon, deliberated with a recess for dinner and reportedly stood 2 to 2 on the final ballot. Witnesses included Norma Howland who identified suspects and tied the night to the robbery.

Adlor Katy Burgess Middletown Indietes Joy Testifiel Siplembre Nerma Howlin Yobhel Hiim Tourgess Bint Kod Crnemey Howland Mikilos Town Walter Raselprank Walter Graham Myrty i Cleaver Katella Sloneker

Kiwanis Club Scout Meeting in Hamilton

Next Tuesday night the Hamilton Kiwanis club hosts a scout meeting under president Tonis J. Narding. Roy witness oversees the program with Thren Scout trappa giving demonstrations of ariona Snout activities and OC. BH. Ko hort, Hamilton Scout executive, as speaker.

Roy Hamilton Kiwanis Club Ceaige Edward Shymana BH. Kohort Hamilton Tonis J. Narding

Buettner Charge Dismissed By Court

A court dismissed a defronting charge against Cherian Nuettner 44 of 192 Kooven avenue after complaint by Grace Parks 20 of 1% Weller avenue. The incident was alleged to have occurred Saturday morning at a municipal hourt.

Buettner Wan Cherian Nuettner Kooven Avenue Grace Parks Weller Avenue Buettner Wan

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