Disappearance at Bank Targets County Funds Probe
Prosecutor Paul A. Baden opens an inquiry into the disappearance of I. A. Martindale, liquidating agent at the Bank of Trenton, as state banking deputies audit the bank to safeguard about $13,000 in county deposits. A grand jury report is anticipated next week and anxiety grows for Martindale’s wife and relatives in Newark and Trenton.
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Fay Baden
Butler County
A. Martindale
Bank of Trenton
Martindale
Stato Banking Department
Paul A. Baden
Markindale
Newark
Ovo
Bank of Trendup
Cohiutus
Enden
Marc Fiehrer
Hepty Shevitt A. Z
State Banking Department
Briden
Trenton
Gehry
Meier
Marfindale
Conte
Thiowl
Moarfindale
Mater
Gochel
Forney
Fir Hank
Tvo
Gove
Comercial Bank
Middletown
Trenton Bank
Coran Acident and Guarantec Company
County in probe on missing state bank agent
Work began today on the North Third Street extension in Hamilton for the tail-race bridge, funded by the city. The $38,586 structure at the north corporation line will support the new roadway and connect with approaches, while related project work proceeds despite weather delays and right-of-way concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Third St
Third Street
Hamilton
New Miami
Bagan
North Corporation
Hamilon
Naw
North Third Street
Bilthday
Averon
George W. Tinton
Et Columbus
Bray
Um Ward Hydraulic
Perth ‘Corporation
Mamilon
Mintia
Roberts Supply Company
Himay Unter Teoutrdel
Hanalton
Tie
Mimai Conservancyistrict
Wily of
Tan
Schwamman
Sonderken
Vasa
Lall Supreme in Police Work Report
In the last 24 hours the dullest police blotter notes twoarrears and five yowling complaints. Intoxication charges filed against William Huey Jr and Brown Gerhardt, ages 04. Other reports urge notifying the electric department to repair street lights at Logan and Sehnck avenues and on South Third Street near Ludaw Street.
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Howra
William Huey Jr
Ford
Hamiton
Electric
Logan
Sehenck Avenues
South Third Street
Ludaw Street
Identify Army Vet in Mercy Hospital Death Case
War Department investigates a man known as J. Stoller, 45, found dead in a Mercy Hospital garage. Autopsy shows lethal poisoning by alcohol. officials seek next of kin in Norwood Ohio and may fund burial if the man is identified as a war veteran. Authorities suspect the transient used an alias.
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War Department
Washington
Law Policr
J. Stoller
Mercy Hospital
Waller Cubitt Funeral Home
Hershel MM. Haines
Polio
Stoner
Bia
Donald
Stoller
Hamilton
Stoller Creye
Howard Cook
Mamitton
Simondasiy
Norwood
Ohio
Huvial
Fitting Climax to Event Ties Local Communion Services
Protestant churches in Hamilton join a 7 30 p m Sunday service at Five MM church to mark the Week of Prayer ending the year 1033. Pastors Rev George L Markin Rev Waller B Leis Rev Lester L King lead prayers with lay participation and a First M E choir under Mrs Arthur Ulinsehneider providing music.
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Hamilton
George
Markin
Waller B. Leislaf
Lester
Lindenwald
Church of Christ
Sion
Hower
G. Herguson
Wrst
Ke Elureh
M. Dt
Arthur Ulinsehneider
United Peesbytegian Church
West Tde Shurales
U. J. Chattel
A. Cassetta
A Hi
Simonson
Presbyterian Church
Amid
Roy
Woll
Ninth Street
Usb
Claves
Bok
A. Dickinan
Hothel Church
West Side
Nichols
Psychology of Marriage Forum Scheduled Sunday
One of the season’s most engaging Fireside forums is set for Sunday in the Twitchell Memorial room at the YM. Dr Patton of Miami University will lead a discussion on the psychology of marriage. Open to all young men and women. starts at 4 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iast
Twitchell Memoria
Patton
Miami University
Ostori
Ft Hamilton D A Member Drive Opens at Meeting
The Fort Hamilton Council Daughters of America opened a membership drive at a Friday night meeting running through March 30. Grace Huma was named chairman of the Reidg and Maude Tota chaired the Bins. An all day sewing event and a Wednesday evening gathering at the ball featured Cora Kilgour and Taith Kerner with a party planned for degree cam members Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Etta Smith at 128 Booth G silrect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
Daughters of America
Grace Huma
Reidg
Maude Tota
Bins
Cora Kilgour
Taith Kerner
Etta Smith
Booth G Silrect
Boys Tourneys Feature at Y to Become Senior Ping Pong Night
The Y hosts the annual M. M. A. boys tournament with singles and team events. Bob Warren leads in ping pong, Ray Gates tops in other games, and junior high upset by Macan sets the stage. Tonight eight Hamilton ping pong players duel for the senior title, with Fuhrman and Ogg among those listed. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Warren
Ray Gates
Ines
Macan
Paul Fullen
Billinns
Mark Kindred
Hamilton
Ths
Colvin
Fuhrman
Don Ogg
Cael Gugle
Russell Hottman
Shellay Bebo
Utilities Ass'n Meeting Held in Columbus
City Manager Ronsell Price, secretary of the Ohio Association on Public Utilities, spoke at a Columbus meeting Friday. He announced proposed legislation deemed vital to many Ohio utilities if adopted and stated the plan is ready for presentation to legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsell PL Price
Ohio Association On Public Utilities
Columbus
Ohio
Price
V'vnne
Fifty Y Boys Hike Six Miles in Perfect Weather
Fifty Yo. C. A. boys spent a clear day on a six mile hike starting from the Yo at 6 and returning about 2 30. Observers noted birds trees and stones during the walk in the countryside west of the city. If weather permits, four similar hikes will follow soon.
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Yo. C. A
Innel
Tin
Legion Board Formed and Cavlidge Tribute at Post 134
At the Frank? Durivin Post 134 meeting in the Legion home on New London pike a committee was named to coordinate with county officials for quick aid in emergencies. The panel includes Dr W J Sth, Wes Jay Walzin, H M Lowell, Joseph Scholler, Carl Seibert, and Nys Gordon Blend. In tribute to Calvin Coolidge the 30th president the post voted to fly the flag at half mast for 30 days. The welfare committee plans meetings with state officers and reports success of the New Year dance for 82 couples. The next Legion dance is January 21. Gifts to the Legion home were noted and several comrades reported ill.
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Legion
Coolidge
Frank
Durivin Post
New Lonton Pike
Han Levine
Vnly
Jacw
W. J. Sith
Wes- Jay Walzin
H. M. Lowell
Joseph
Scholler
Carl Seibert
The
Nys
Gordon Blend
Calvin Cavlidge
United States
Legionnaires
Arnold Whek
Legion Welfare Committee
William Wrinkley
Joseph Mitel
Franz Jones
Sheriff Requires Bonds for Special Butler Deputies
Sheriff John G. Schumacher imposes bonds of 2000 dollars for appointed special deputies to ensure protection across the county. He cites valuable rural district service, rapid response in emergencies, and past cooperation in homicide cases and thefts, noting bonds may reduce deputy numbers while improving accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Schumacher
Tien
Schumacher
Theze
Foot Fracture After Rail Crossing Delay at Meray Hospital
A man identified as William Post, age 22, was injured when a foot fractured between two rail crossings on Ford Boulevard near Edson Avenue. He was taken to Meray hospital after a physician was summoned but left before treatment. The article notes a MASS MEETING AT BETHEL BAPTIST and mentions speakers Rey, GT Walker, and others. New Year’s morning arrests for loitering were dismissed in municipal court.
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Edson Avenue
Lenin
Ford Boulevard
Post
Meray Hospital
William, Post
Bethel Baptist
Wilma Audson
Gnevey Club
U.N. I
Bethel Baptist Church
sSecond Street
Rey
GT Walker
Ws. Tutu Walker
TRIG
Cearge
Louis Leckleiter
Synnnes
Enune
Earl Taggart
Hamilton
Albert Duerr
Peritsing Avenue
Arcestet
Butler Medical Society Meeting at Mercy Hospital
Buttw County Medical Society will hold its regular meeting on January 10 at 4 p.m. at Mercy Hospital. Two speakers will appear: Dr. Howeld P. Downing of Cincinnati on Birth Trauma and Dr. Janes Urine of Cincinnati on Prenatal Care.
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Butler Medical Vs ‘ Society
Buttw County Medical Society
Uesnay
Ditmary
Mercy Hospital
Spertkers
Howeld PF. Downing
Cincinnati
Janes Urine
Monday Club To Resume Program At Y M C A Evening
The Monday Night Club plans to resume its regular weekly meetings at the Y M C A on Monday night January 1 after holidays. Members will gather for supper at 6 15 with Rev G Parkin pastor of First A l Mm delivering the religious message on The Authority of Jesus.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy Called by Death
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, widow of James Kennedy, died Friday at age 88 at her daughter’s home, Mrs. Grover Dunwoody. She is survived by her daughter Mrs. Mary Keet, two sons James and William Davis, six grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren, a sister Mrs. Elizabeth Barr, and many friends. Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the Dunwoody residence with Rev. Jol Brokman officiating. interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Kennedy
Janes Kennedy
Grover Dunwoody
Dunwoenedy
Wade Berhyun
Kennedy
Mary Keet
Sane
James
Sant
William Davis
GQ AF Welzel Compton Mass Meets at East High Street
Members of the GQ A FR Welzel Compton Mass No 96 met Friday afternoon with George Dilyord at his East High Street home. Housing business was transacted and a jovial hour followed.
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G. A. R. Post
GQ. A
Welzel Compton
George Dilyord
East High Street
Democratic Ladies' Club Meeting at Headquarters
A Democratic Ladies' Club holds a business meeting Monday evening at Democratic headquarters to discuss party activities and local civic matters.
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Democratic Ladies' Club
Democratic Vadis
Cinth Vill Hokty
Vening Ab Democralie
Dayton Officials Study Hamilton Relief Plan
Dayton officials led by F Richeberger and welfare director Stoerker studied Hamilton’s relief plan on a fact finding trip. They reviewed statistics with Miss Isa belle Beardsley and inspected the community clothing store and other relief branches. The visit followed a Dayton delegation’s recommendation to consider adopting ideas for local relief operations.
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Dayton
Hamilton
F. ©. Richeberger
Eit Quamager
B. V. Stoerkern
Ohio
Isabelle Beardsley
Buveau of Social Service
Tonsa
Hete
Relief Service
Silver Link Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed At Ceremonies
Maude Huftz installed new grand of the Silver Link Ro cka Lodge No S08 at the regular War meeting Friday night at the Gold Fellows hall South Third Street after a supper. Other officers installed include Vice Grand Lois Wittman recording Secretary Brin Jefferson burial secretary Maude Tarra tyensurer Louise Swone ward Abr aa Collier chaplain Tonise Cael A S nate geaad Charlotte Hen ley Addie Will right supporters Myrtle Kahn and Jeff anpporter vice grand Esther Millers Guardian Levenia Griesman Isabella Shear Myrtle Kahn deputy president assisted by grand officers installed officers Grand officers deputy marshal Louise Sinropes grant werden Fleanor Hamilton grand Yeates secre tary Kate Norris grand financial secretary Eiln Carney grand treasurer Elizabeth Witt man grand I S G May Gerhardt and grant O8 G Ethel Schmelker. Refreshments served by Kate Notrix Bertha Cochran Ela Car ney Charlotin Weaver Blyth Mle Cornick Louise Swope ELyllie Fones Abbia Calor and Lawike Ca wein.
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Maude Huftz
Gold Fellows Hall
South Third Street
Wer
Loile Wittman
Brin Jefferson
Nurial
Maude Tarratyensurer
Louise Swone
Earn Fontont
Maktio Jones
Ward
Ablaa
Kate Norris
Grand
Eiln Carney
Elizabeth Wittman
Grand I
S. G. May ‘Gerhardt
Grant O
Ethel Schmelker
Stef
Kate Notrix
Bertha Cochran
Ela Carney
Charlotin Weaver
Blyth Mle Cornick
Louise Swope
Elyllie Fones
Abbia Calor
Lawike Cawein
Foreign War Vet Auxiliary Meeting Notes Confusion
A garbled wartime veterans group report details a Wednesday meeting of the Foreign War Vet Auxiliary. Key figures named include Mrs Nelson, Kinney-Sean ton Post and Liv Wyoming post members as guests, with a note about Mrs Unvnel in Fremont Nebraska hospitalized after a recent pontiac like accident on the Middletown Pike and a post-meeting luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Gayd Port No. Julio
Bola
Stiff
Nelson
Kinney
Sean
Ton Post
Wyoming
Conmaundee
Weather data from Hamilton by Beate and Yeaterlay
The record lists nightly temperatures with max and min values for several years including 1932 1930 1929 1928. The data shows highs of 67 to 80 degrees and lows from 25 to 40 degrees, indicating a compilation of past weather readings from Hamilton.
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Maxim Yeaterlay
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Amanda Gir
Per
Migs Maus Hoffman
Rom
Amanda
Rot
Linking
Antler County
Saturden
George White
Ai Forney Rohat M. Sohngen
Henry H. Grevey
George Trandhofe
Frank Clemanta
Aven
Lall
Ihis
Evewing Journal
Daily Movie
Ed Wheelan
Onpmatit
Ney
Viwee
War de Aid
Jack Stoller
M. E.’ Church
Vcommunity League
Seventile Welfare Community Tleague
Kk. of P, Hall
Unave
Clark Mulcahey
Clark
Mulcahey
Shuler Avenue
Y’ Forum
Ft. Hamilton
D. A
Mary Kennedy
Silver Link Rebekah Lodge
Foreign War Vet Auxiliary
Mint
Unvnel
Fremont
Nebraska
Murcy Hospital
Middletown Pike
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