City Council considers charges for garbage collection
The Gastwight city council directs the law director to draft legislation to charge individuals for weekly garbage service if funds are not received. If extra revenues fail, service could be provided for a limited period then paid by citizens. current appropriations cover January and February, with a March deadline looming.
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Gastwight
Director of Law
Tawilton
Canneil
Millikin Shotts
Viti”Zens
Rayiadd WT Tarke
Bassett J Dijon
Price
Snp
Lsay
Tenug
Councilan
Hars- Ray
Kesdian
Atauiltoy
Ledneed
Addi Fional
Tasution
Foe Kerhage
Rollowineg Ik
Vtimal Helene
City Sets January February Appropriation Totals
The City of Marailton allocates 346 624 for operating units in January and February. Funds cover the general fund street department conservancy and several departments with totals for each including 4 576 00 general fund 49 977 05 conservancy 63 7K0 58 street department 294 627 water department 65 074 87 electric department. The temporary measure funds meet early expenses prior to March council action.
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Marailton
Sinkine Fund
Shrek
Reymie
Winutimons
Sanking Tansy
General Fhud
Conservancy
Gag Department
Water Department
Electris
Dminary
Pebraniy
Colony
Weather notes from Hamilton’s Musinum stream yesterday
Fragmentary data from Minimau last night list temperatures for Uc for the coming year. The garbled figures include 182 1034 1980 and 120 inches with stray codes such as PZ Blac 42 44 30 49 28 4 Min 87 R40 23 BR OTR.
State Economy Urged in City Books Audit
City auditors, led by State Mewes of Di Lroese, examine Hamilton policy urging economy in city finances. Councilman Welsh questions efforts and timing, noting modern bookkeeping aids the audit while city manager defends the six to eight month prior audit period and editing fees.
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Hamilton
Obie
Sumilvon
di Lroese
Ceauvilnay
Stata Tow
Svaten Aface Coutting
Horn
Jess Chan
Ingram Fined and Ordered for Jury Appearance
An Ingram related case notes a $200 bond set for grand jury appearance after a destruction of property charge. The report mentions alleged auto theft links, a nearby Suspected incident on Suestnory Street, and a minor witness seen near Sycamore Street.
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Suestnory Street
Grand
Adanipal
Job Tintbienn
Ingram
Hair Pulling Nay Use Knife in Wounding Case
Grace Tipton 21 of Long Street received a slight knife wound to the head after an argument with June Holland 27 of Long Street. A warrant was sworn Wednesday charging Holland with the cutting. Folica stated the act ended a dispute between the two friends. Holland is slated for municipal court arraignment Friday morning.
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Grace Tipton
Ad Longstreet
Polite
Wodnesday
June Holland
Long Street
Folica
Holland
Municipal Court
Plumbers Seek Ordinance Changes on Licensing and Safety
Plumbers and Sewer Tappers propose six changes to city rules affecting apprentice helpers, piping standards, and licensing. A committee will study the proposals before a regular council meeting, with aims to require relief valves on high pressure lines and stricter license classes for masters, journeymen, and apprentices.
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City Council
Weilnesday
Wight
Bassour
William J. Mactan
Earl W. Trawn
C. J. Baltvidge
Arthur Smilley
Plutbers
Contest Ag
Fort
Jess
Sharmiry I
Installation of Officers by Gem Council D of A
Gem Council D of A installs officers including Mrs Rather Peninn and Mrs Faith McCormick. The ceremony features treasurer Miss Glicky and pianist Mare Geayy with other appointees listed. event held on a Wednesday evening with a reception for members.
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GEM Council
D. OF A
Rather Peninn
Amerie
Recorde
Slimboth
Hilla Gesteohl
Financial Sigvataray
Hith MaCammick
Mare Gurer Geayy
Sentingy
Tavaie Spivey
Oulkide Sentinels
Junior Vist
Emmneitler
Lena Cilniere
Conneriu
Faith McCormick
Momticllee
Fie Enys
Merchants Sponsor Good Will Series Opens Third Event
More than 2,000 attend the Good Will program at Mouse Hall as the merchants of Hamilton announce a third event running through the first week of February. Introduction by Robert Schuster, remarks by Judge Alphonse J. Pater praise merchant efforts and urge continued civic business activity. Committees led by A. Ford and B. Riley organized the entertainment and outreach to Washington.
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Hamilton
The
Mouse Hall
Merchaits
Hoberh Schuster
Alphonse J. Pater
Pater
Technversey
Su Effestiva
Frem
Washington
Duyidge Puter
Tribute to Ida Hunter and funeral plans disrupted
Members of the Democratic Women’s organization will meet at Main and TB Street tonight to honor Miss Ida Hunter who served as president for forty years. The funeral details for Robert G. Tayler and Miss Hunley are announced with services set for Wednesday at 2 o’clock led by Rev. George A. Simonson.
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Tila A. Uninter
Nemocratic Women's Organization
Anc
Oelueke Tanight
Robert G. Tayler
Miss Tuyler
Tuberal
Misa Hunley
Funeral Home
George A. Simonson
Ilerian Clutrch
Official Vote on Charter Amendment Reported
City council to receive a communication from Henry Th. Grevey, clerk, detailing the charter amendment vote. Of 17,333 ballots cast, 7 were for the amendment and 10 against.
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Inez Neverbec
Henry Th. Grevey
Board of Elections
Union Services Friday Night Across Downtown Churches
Churches across Tin will hold a Week of Prayer event with a Friday 7 30 pm service at the United Presbyterian Church. Veteran Council of Churches sponsors, theme The Unity of Faith, features five men giving talks and Miss Marge Shaper singing. Additional services planned by West Side at First United Brethren and Lindenwald with meetings midweek in Church of God.
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Tin
Initiative petitions delay Schisler bus franchise plan
The Schisler Transit company seeks a five year municipal franchise for a motor bus system in Hamilton. An initiative petition faced delays. attorney Harry Wonnell announced circulation will begin and signatures will be checked before the next council meeting. Mayor Bark said three petitions would go to a special election early this year.
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Schisler Transit Company
Ivy
Motor Ns
Thamiton
Lamton City
Ing
Harry
Wonnell
Represtative
Cownerien
William Schisler
Cmpaing
City Comei
Ssmonth
Cincinnati and
Lake Niie
Raymond Fr. Bark
Tiree Initiative
Elnetors
Schisler's
Altarnay
Lehisler Petiion
Oider
Ute Dengor
Retreat of St. Joseph's Tonight Conducted by Rev Coughlin
Announcement states due to Riv han illness Rev Joseph Coughlin CSS of Tine Ohio will conduct the retreat formina of St Joseph's parish tonight Thursday and continuing Friday and Saturday at 730 p.m.
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ST. Joseph's
Rivhan
Joseph Coughlin
CSS
Tine
Ohio
St. Joseph’s
Trigger Man of Gang Captured in Indiana Bank Robber Case
Police credited with capturing Jackson Drew age 27 of Orleans Indiana Tuesday night in Bedford Indiana his arrest follows a spree of bank and store robberies by a five man gang in Indiana towns during the first five months of 1932. Drew linked to Williams State Bank robbery at Williams Indiana and other thefts. two gang members already serving 10 and 15 year terms provided statements.
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Mhursday
Jackson Drew
Orleans
Tad
Bedford
Lnd
Swea
A. M. Rainbolt
Swango
Lawrence County
Indiana
Tyigil
Lriezer
Williams State Bank
Williams
Drew
Wss
Ludigna
Ge Indians
Belleaurille
Aliant
Miie Cure
Willian Binta
Jim
Hamlt
Landita
Pines
Tie
Minion & Few
Wide Concern In Apple Case
B A Fleming chief of the division of marketing Ohio agricultural department continues inquiry into a report that nine Williamsdale residents were stricken after eating apples ten days ago. He consulted Dr H V Fleming of the local health department then traveled to Cincinnati to obtain direct federal laboratory reports on the fruit. The Columbus official reports were sent nationwide, causing anxiety among orchardists and marketers.
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B.A. Fleming
Ohio Agricultural Department
Williamsdale
H. V. Fleming
Health Department
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sail
United States
War Debts Topic At Rotary Talk By Moore
John B. Moore, vice president of the league of nations, urged Rotary members to seek an alternative to war. He argued bad debts burden nations and fuel conflicts, saying no nation pays debts easily, and warned that postwar issues still threaten peace.
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John B. Moore
Vekinfak
Heague Nf N
Olio
Ie Hatn- Hlow Rotary Elith Ina
Moore
Padasy
Fox in Jail for Unpaid 100 Dollar Fine
Nathan Wox, 16, of 1120 Hanoxey Street, remains in Butler County jail after failing to pay a $100 fine for liquor possession. He was arrested a week ago in Middletown for possession of liquor on March 16, 1992, with authorities noting a prior destruction of property charge filed by C. Vreeman, owner of the house where the sale was set up.
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Nathan Wox
Hanoxey Street
Butler Gouniy
Fey Ex
C. Vreeman
Mast Tigh Street
Store Entered Rabbits Gone Eaton Ave Theft Is Foiled
A Wednesday night incident reports a break in at Sharp Drug Store on Third and Dayton and break window at Kenger Grocery on Central Avenue with fruit theft. Police identified Clair Wilson as manager and recovered seven rabbits stolen from Mrs. Niomay Meek on Azel Avenue after a car fled the scene.
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Eaton Ave
Hee Bane
Mes
Mathiliy Our
Matow Avenue
Putralnior
Sharp Drug
Third
Dayton
Clair Wilson
Corgin Avenue
Westsday
Niomay Meek
Azel Avenue
Absence of Martindale Reported by State Officials
Ohio state Banking Department reports Newark man Eby H. Martindale vanished from duty as special liquidating agent for the Trenton bank. D. J. Sehnee led efforts in Trenton while authorities withhold reasons, noting Martindale left Saturday with his clothes and no plan disclosed. Residents recall he was last seen Saturday evening and has not been seen since.
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State Banking Department of
Ohio
Eby H. Martindale Amateled
Newark
Trenton
D. J. Schurr
Vic
Sehury
Martindale
Columbus
H. Martindale
Stain Department of Banks
D. J. Sehnee
Mariintheth
oMeils
Mopmet Mieal
Bodok
Newark Trust Company
Martintale
J. H. Mire Tinmule
Hue Tyuaston Bank
Jierns
Stile Offisin
Caid
Sony
Atate
Inder
Senure
Catholic Ladies Install Officers at St Peters Hall
Mrs Josephine Beargas heads Catholic Ladies of Council 192 as they install officers at St Peters Hall Wednesday eve ning. Anna McDonald Jens Telén Langtrnsios and others named. a charity party with refreshments to follow. Also a bid to cut master electrician license fees and a barn damage report on Grand Boulevard.
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Josephine Beargas
Council No
Catholic Ladies of
Columahia
Ccs Surunies
St. Peter's All
Jose Oph
Anna McDonald
Jens- Telén Langtrnsios
Com Knays
Alen Heckinan
Ana Maggef
Eillie Kr
Alma Run
Moniter
Mary Inyet Gnayel
Magealena Flas
Grand
Boulevard Policw
Initia
Grant Boulevard
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Lisa
By A. 3
Heath
Robert Schuster
Wikrant Wilner
Jota C. Wagkle
A.B Alford
Puhroan Slifer
Edward Hurmbuet
8. B. Riley
Edwin Woik
Georg Sauer
A. G. Krebs
A. J. Alford
K. B. Riley
Mwhrman Slifer
Ler Hotz
John Hartman
Alvin Goldsmith
Miss Ida Hunter
Schisler
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
KEET
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Trigger Man
Tadiaia
Ron
Kenley
Medora
Bosford
Weekford
Apple
Rotary
Fox
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Barl W. Bali
Columbus Dureau, Waewiiton Journal
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