Heavy guard to cover Toledo gangster transfer to Cincinnati
Southwestern Ohio authorities, aided by federal and local police, plan a high security transfer of gangster Bob Avick from Toledo to Cincinnati to stand trial for the murder of Marshal Daniele. Wounded, Avick will be moved amid tight protection to avoid ambush by rival factions.
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Bob 2Uick
Ohio
Fox
Toledo
Cincinnati
Torder
Marshal Daniele
North Dallege Hill
Hasnilten
Rorick
Nes
Bob Avick
Smutlwestern
Kentucky
Ciscinnati
Wedanaday
Awaid
Paledo
Hli
Sie Lamilon
Zwick
Setineller
Vida
Tima
Cinccinnati
Zwiek
Phin Sor
Awiek Trom ‘Voledo
Cronianali
Aulhories
Awick Tate
Lucas County
Poliee
Asinks
Goecan
Murphy
Wilfung
Ty Manito
Alee
Euigter
Marcus
Will. Fugly
Muldora
Dinele
Wilen Amit
Hillingss
Wetalben
Mary
Pangater
Tagahi
Reumdlige
Hie Hangant
Logo Taye" Moyers
Jay Mutdaire
Uie
Ronkie Police
Cas Wis
Gary
Ad Flop
Arid
Bago
Tate
Directors of Girls' Citizens Bank Re elected
Re-election at annual meeting names Hovey Ay Wonlsehler as president and lists officers and directors at Citizens Savings Bank. Also reports on the Hamilton Training School for Girls including Miss Camilla Freeing re elected president and details of home program and 61 girls in care with 1 225 home treatments performed.
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Citizens Bank
Hovey
Ay Wonlsehler
Citizens Savings Bank
Aml Tenst
Tire
Hiei Kealuctinn
Afternaun
de Nut
Thomas A. Danses
Waris
Weinman
Blank Enshiour
Hosiad
Teape Peinters
Erie
Alley
AL Hentscblen
Vlora
Dorsey
Levis Bronson
Walter Neagaeller
Hagoph HL
Warndart
Beliyveas
Wadia
Asdrews
Ad Pater J. Kentaeller
Jilin
Svent Leutirs
Hele Pathe Little Mouse
Faustino Syisinoys
Camilla Freeing
Mamilton Training School For Girls
Tusflay Morsing
Sehwo
Mors
Lacing Kahn
First View
D. G. Glivesnn
Avkduer Nid
Horian B. Kutter
Nova Wl ON
Obadveseg
Artin Maids
Cary
Lillian Mathing
J. EH. Brats
A. C. Mack
Max Strauss
Helea Marshall
Marely
Buller County
Howie
Familier Training School For Girls
Mesdames Horan L. Kuttee
Robert J. Fisher
Butler Case Of Strange New Malady Report One
The report notes a single Butler county health district case of a mysterious disease named femora entuophylitis lethargion. Cincinnati reports nightmare symptoms and doctors describe the illness as strange and unnamed with cold clinical warning signals.
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Waldridge
Butler County
Cincinnati
Found Bicycle Held by Police After Theft Report
Creoyatt on Hast avenue reported to police a bicycle theft. The wheel is being held by the police until owner proof of ownership is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creoyatt
Hast Avenue
Polign Ha
Higvols
Prolice Pit Une
St John’s League Play Thursday Weekend Drama
The intermediate league of the St Johns Evangelions presents the play Vero Is Who Beve Woes on Thursday and Friday evenings at the church. The cast includes Bobbie Fairweather, Ruth Wild, Verna Noinimer, Cicely, Monty, and Fairweather with Henry Alexander and Dorothy Ogg among others. a musical program will precede with refreshments.
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Ietomediate Leaguea
Si.dohe
Wvangelions Diately
Vero
Fink Whitiere
Eadt
Udinwad
Bobbie Fairweather
Bedly J
Ching Converse
Robert Meinier
As Hill
Ruth Betty Wild Jun Velen Wair
Railyord Company Seeks Vacation of Jury Verdict
The Pennsylvania Railyord company filed a motion in common pleas court to vacate the $1.50 verdict last week by a jury. Alex Conk, a former employee, alleged injuries in an accident. The company contends misquotation by the plaintiff's attorney during the arguments before the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aks
COOK
Pennsylvania Railyord Company
Tiexday
Alex’ Conk
UIP
Mark Millikin
Tand
St Johns Ladies Adult Bible Class Elects Officers
St Johns Ladies Adult Bible Class elected officers for the new term and presented a program led by Mrs Elizabeth Roehler. Officers named include Mrs Andrew Elrond as vice president and Mrs Minuin Schulte as treasurer. A luncheon followed, with contests and a mystery sisters reveal. Membership reached about 50 with Bible study under Mrs Caspar Imhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s Ladies’ Adult
Elizabeth Roehler
Thairima
Tod Hruck
Miva
Andrew Stroud
Breda Wizedom
Caspar Imhoff
Orpheus Club Elects Officers In Season Reopening
The Orpheus club resumed rehearsals under Elmer Fetter after a two week holiday break and elected officers Chester Mannion as president Carl Maupin as vice president James Galbraith as secretary treasurer Elmer Fetter as director James Thode as assistant director Mrs Elmer Fetter as pianist Pauline Umbargh as assistant pianist The group plans a community concert at Tuturé appreciated for Hamiltons fine vocal talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. A. Orpheus Club
Elmer Fetter
Ye Club
Chester H. Mannion
Carl Maupin
James Galbraith
James Thode
Pauline Umbargh
Orpheus Club
Rev Parkin Speaks at Y Monday Club
Rev Parkin spoke to a large YoM GA Monday night group about Jesus authority. He argued it rested not on physical power or political clout but on his spiritual insight, genuine goodness, personal charm, and tested experience, then discussed modern respect for Jesus amid criticism of churches and theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Parkin
Jesus
Not Wanted for Burglary Here
Detectives Dinwiddie and Tyeaday said two men and a woman held in Richmond Indiana had no connection to local burglaries. Victims could not identify their photos. Donald Corder 24 and his wife Jean, plus William Cowling 27 of Dayton were named. Corder arraigned in Richmond Circuit Court on burglary. potential sentence 1 to 1.5 years in Indiana State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dinwiddie
Riley Tyeaday
Richmond
Ind
Donald Corder
Trenton Bank Probe Tightens Around Missing Agent
Prosecutor Paulik and A. Meier discuss possible submission of bank affair transactions to the grand jury in Trenton. State banking official Martindale is missing. investigators claim he may be headed west after the holidays. Grand jury reconvenes Friday, with one juror absent in Cortland.
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Paulik
Baden
Meier
State Barking Department
Trenton
B.A. Martindale
Martindale
Leon Wrenton
Failer
Barbie Department
Dutevinn
Tex
Martindala
Mardindale
Vettton
Tash
Theft charge against Robert Fambra in Baltimore warrant
A theft accusation is filed against Robert Fambra, age 18 or 19, of 74 Chestnut Street, in a police warrant signed at Baltimore police headquarters by Chief Investigator C. Cook. The document records the alleged theft of a medal and names local authorities authorizing the action.
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Fambro Olted
Edal
Robert Fambra
Moulay
C. Cook
Baltinora
Ohie Trirand
Davenport Faces Loitering Charge In Cincinnati
A loitering charge was filed against Davenport, 28, of 430 Lok fret in Cincinnati. He was arrested by Aethie Out, a serial writeler, after an incident Tuesday dawn at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Saints
Loek Rirest
Cinsiunati
Aethie Out
City Wresting Board Forms to Oversee New Ram Mission
City council authorized a new wrestling board under a city ordinance to supervise wrestling and boxing activities. The commission members named include Huntington Parrish, De. Neil Millikin, V. I. Hauninger, Ibs Tharey Jowell, Ired Stit-Faveinh, Doctor Millikin, and Bin Wingey, with Stitsinger as secretary and Parrish as chairman. The action aims to allow joint oversight of boxing and wrestling events by the two commissions.
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Hamilton
Wrestling Ram
Pera
Russell P. Pee
Huntington Parrish
Neil Millikin
V. I. Hauninger
Ibs
Tharey Jowell
Sed
Ired
Stivigger
Fie
Tatler Bino
Conimussians
Coumodusion
Parish
Staliman
Stitsinger
Trinity Vestry Members and Council Selected
At the annual meeting the Trinity church congregation elected vestry and church council members and heard department reports. Vestry: William McGoodwin, Ralph Mader, William R. Sneed, Ronald M. Stuart, Walter S. Rowe, Dr. Moleahn Branson, Joseph Doran, Leeds Troison, Milton G. Goldsmith, Augustus Wood. wardens named. Council includes Mrs Wyeank Stobbaet, Mrs Tams Roeder, Mrs Malcolm Bronson, Mrs 1 of Me choir, Miss Minerva Wick, Miss Marion C. Bonill, and Abd ndl. Reports from Trinity Guild St. Catherine Guild, church school, Inasmuch, and Chancel Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doran
Leeds Troison
Mhilin G. Goldanith
Augustus Wood
Junior
Uenior
Hwill
Pineo Inter
Conneil
Wyeank Stobbaet
Trinity Guild
Tams Roeder
Malcolm Bronson
St. Geoecla's Guild
Minerva Wick
Church School
Marion C. Bonll
Twaymuchvill
Reality
Binney Ironson
William Sneed
Leeds Bronson
St. Coatlin
All Officers Re-elected At Lane Public Library Meeting
Lane Public Library trustees re elected all officers at the annual meeting held Monday night. M. O. Burns served as president with Clyde White as vice president and W. Leiter as secretary and treasurer. The report highlighted an increase in total circulations to 603,735 volumes for the year ending December 31, 1982, a rise of 46,030 from the previous year, along with 3,550 new books added and 613 discarded.
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Trustées of
Lana Public Libraer
M. O. Burna Presient
Lane Public Library
Hatcie.Jamoa
M. 0. Burns
Lane
Ma O. Hurns
Clyde Yy
Leiter
Wade
Hamilton
Mie Wramel Tikriries
Ae Lane Public Library
Lisbrary
AIL Biades
Lindenwald
Children’s Department
Wees Isaund
Hie Tate
Weather note from Hamilton by A Heath
Hamilton weather report compiled by A Heath shows yesterday’s maximum 41 and minimum 8. Includes historical temperatures for several years and a fragmentary precipitation note.
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Fresty
Dago Rose
Lane ‘Public ‘Library County
Haniiwork
Goodwin
OM Gonduvin
Brik
Ehaieamn
Mamdiy Tevik
Cove
Candwiy
Rim
Epaiker Cayo
Codwin
Wonderakin
Fekaala
Ogre
St. John’s
Fliaibeth Koehler
Dokir's
Chimh
Andrew Elrond
Ajuing Dieser
Minuin Schulte
Marygaeutethart
Meeda Custer
Quarish Hall
Library President
Th D. Burns
City’s Wrestling Board
Redeemer Teachers Business Meeting
Teihnars
Nazarene
Nazarene Church
Clurch
Trinity Vestry
Tee Pymnino Sovanat
Ed Wheelan
Tre Cty
Metropoliz Life An
Selon
Tim
Miss Smith
Fiest
Darling
Lane Trustees
By A. ¥. Heath
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