Missing Bank Liquidating Agent Faces Grand Jury
The Butler County grand jury was to hear testimony on accounts at the Bank of Trenton where E. J. Martindale served as state liquidating agent before his disappearance on December 33. Shortages at the Trenton bank exceed $2,000 and at the Commercial Bank of Middletown somewhat more than $500 were examined along with Martindale and related accounts. The probe, led by Prosecutor Baden and district deputy A. J. Meier, aims to determine if an indictment for embezzlement is warranted as more than 0 cases are reviewed with results expected today.
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Butler Grand Jury
Bank of Trenton
E. J. Martindale
Unti
Trenton
Commercial Bank of Middletown
Fetf
Martindale
Stile Bank
Buller County Grand Jury
Mrnday
Phonso
A. J. Meier
State Wanting Department
Proanentor Pil A. Baden
Treston Bank
Commercial Bank of
Middletown
Miranaue
Gisbe
Anouner
Newark
Inks Axaniners
Bathen
Wah
Fie
Banking Department
Jury ballots on Friday 13th in Roy Baker case
The Gaflvencr of Friday the thirteentry presently has vatevoute court procedure. After long delays, the jury chaired by Judge Clinton Te Moya reached a decision in the Roy Baker Middletown case on appeal from the American Rolle Mil eonymay on Ohio industrial campaign. Baker’s counsel Crist represented him. The jury list includes Mrs Orn Fisher and 14 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Te Moya
Roy Baker
Middletown
Agni
Ohio Industrial Cumamuignicgs
Ie Baker
Sriday Toon
Maton CW
Elliott Ad Dot
Crist
Jase Cuillaime
Olay
Habert C. Cogswell
Favohender
Iloyi Ol
Emobt
Wrank Wiemar
Frank Chapman
Charters Buell
Lenry Grimmer
Alvin Schwab
Clyde Gillespie
Robert Wall
Weather notes from Hamilton by A B Heath
Weather brief by A B Heath notes yesterday's max of 3 and night's min of 25 with provisional readings for forthcoming year dates 1932 1930 and 1938 to 1947 showing max and min values and odd notations 40 2h 47.
Food for Needy Admits Children at Fenmont Hub
Children may attend a Norwood American Legion versus Fenmont Ai basketball game at 7:30 pm Friday by bringing a can of food as admission. All items go to the Bureau of Social Work for distribution to city families. Frank Darwin Drum Gorpa will demonstrate sabres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood American Legion
Fenmont Ai
Fenmont Way Daor
Fenmont
Fenmont Club
Bureau of Social Work
Beridea
Kamu
Frank Darwin
Bob Zwick's Face Back To Normal Is State's Aim
Government seeks restoration of Bob Zwick's appearance after a gunshot scar left by a rookie officer's revolver as he faced charges in a series of killings and bank robberies. Zwick was moved to Cincinnati for trial preparations while authorities questioned him about George Murray and Pan Hino Wilson cases. A separate fire incident caused minor damage at homes and a public school roof blaze prompted quick action by firefighters.
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Bob Zwick
Bob Gwink
Veter
Manolo
Killens
Eley
Zwick
Cincinnati
Toledo
Shyeo Evinntes
Baltimore and Ohio
Hamillon
Reharl Dinwiddie
Zivick
Georee Murry
Pan Hino Wilson
Itere
Me Hiarrison
Olslouk
Promera
Aeraas
Waller White
Manaver Street
South Thirds
Friday the Thirteenth Luck For Some Citizens
Friday morning in Municipal Court Nettie Young faced charges for liquor possession and possessing a still. Judge Alphonne Prior granted a continuance. a party line of superstition and odd local chatter followed as residents reported noise at Fourth and Sycamore Streets and police responded to a breach of peace call.
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Nettie Young
Wallace
Auparatitions
Alphonne Prior
Miss Young
Mussipal Court
Jack Connnnghton
Ingo Pater
Fourth
Sycamora
Tanate
Penecha
Wy Eeace
Jesse Joseph
Canal Avenue
Mary
City Manager’s Brother Dies After Surgery in Ohio
Russell B. Viiee died Friday morning following an operation for appendicitis. The deceased, connected to city administration, leaves a widow and two children. The second Baptist Choir at Millville U B Church with Rev J L Francis will sing tonight at 8 00 in evangelistic services. services continue nightly next week with Dr W F Underwood of Grifton Cincinnati as evangelist and other specials scheduled.
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Ghonu Tei
Nf Cie
Russell B. Viiee
Wore
Ohio
Pring
Waerny
Vin Keath
Second Baptist Choir
Millville
U. B
Second Baptist Chorah
Hamilten
J. L. Francis
Ding
W. Fe Underwood
Ginging
Grifton
Cincinnati
Girl Scouts Plan Honor for National President
The Warnilton Girl Scouts plan an elaborate welcome for Mrs. Pearlene Reed, national president of Girl Scouts, who will visit Friday January 20. She will dine with local council members at the Anthony Wayne Hotel and deliver a talk on the organization’s work to the assembled troop leaders and volunteers. Mrs. Reed has served on the national executive committee since 1919 and led key field division efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnilton
Peacdreiek Raley
Girl Emits
Anthony Wayne
Council
National Board of Directors
Edey
Doxa
Four Futler County Families Welcome Newborns
On Friday night at two hospitals in Futler County, four families celebrated the arrival of children. At Ab Mevoy hospital a girl was born to Mrs Valentine Friedrich and Mrs Albert ZeHfry. At Port Hamilton hospital a girl was born to Mrs Stanley Wirtley, and a boy was born to Mrs James R K Halsey.
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Futler County
Stork
Ab Mevoy Hospital
Valentine Friedrich
Town Avenue
Albert ZeHfry
South Goalreet
Friedrich Reir
Hay
Kettler
Port Hamilton Hospital
Stanley Wirtley
Collinsville
James RK. Halsey
Never Arrested Says Morrison Declares Innocence
Police in London Ohio warned that Walters Morrison once known as 2h Washington D C had arrests in Akron Cleveland and elsewhere. Records show 1930 1940 1941 convictions and parole tied to auto theft and receiving stolen property. Morrison claimed no prior arrests while authorities note a troubled record and prior confinement.
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Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
London
Ohio
Walters Morrison
Washington
D. C
Cleveland, Polien
Ohio Penitentiary
Buffalo
Frie
Morrison
W. A A. Gasrler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Alplonee Pater
Butler County
Install Second Ward Officers At Walnut Aid Hall
Officers for the ensuing year were installed at a meeting of the Second Ward Improvement associations held in Walnut Aid hall corner Sec ond and Walnut streets. Installed were Henry Sued kamp president, Joe Keely vice president, Peter Wulf presenter, Flewry Keesling secretary, Peter Wiseman, George Brandhoff and George Koch trustees.
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Second Ward
Walnut Aid Hall
Corner Second
Walnut Streals
Henry Suedkamp
Joe Keely
Peter Wulf
Flewry Keesling
Peter Wiseman
George Brandhoff
George Koch
Jury Refuses Mercy in Mansfield Murder Case
Increased interest surrounds the Charles Williams case from Hamilton as Chester Probaski, 21, Cleveland, awaits a mandatory death sentence for slaying Mansfield reformatory guard Frank J. Hanger on October 2. Williams’ trial is set for December after a previous hung jury. Merrill A. Chandler, 22, Columbus, faced a separate trial. a plea was entered in the second proceeding. Legal moves and other suspects tied to the escape plot are noted along with related indictments and hearings.
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Lorthcoming
Charles Williams
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Lou Wittman
Mansfield
Chester Probaski
Cleveland
Frank J. Hanger
Mansfield Reformatory
Probaski
Wil Hams
Ay Frombar
Senx
Iil
Probacki
Williams
Nouneed
Merrill A. Chandler
Galumbus
Una Jaror
Uownee
Whandler
Tamed Allen
Cincinnati
Mor. Florens
Thompson
Madam Floreng
Wiliama
Chompson
Miles DB
Lindoy
Fort Tamillon Hospital Meeting At Bethel Church
A Thursday evening gathering at Bethel church discussed Fort Tamillon hospital interests led by Rev. J A Dickman. The meeting drew a large number of attendees and featured the pastor presenting his interim report.
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Bethel Church
Fort Tamillon Hospital
J. A. Dickman
Dickman
Crippled Children's Clinic Brings New Life and Hope
The Rotary and Public Health league sponsor annual crippled children clinic at Fort Hamilton Hospital with Dr. R A Klein. This year five children were examined. two previously dismissed patients returned and showed improved posture and mobility. A girl who once used a chair for walking is now seven and moving more freely.
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Crippled Children’s Clinic
Beily
Rotary Ithih
Wamilton
Public Health Leagua
Woilton
Butler County
Fort Hamilton
R.A. Klein
Inead
Needs For Additional Red Cross Funds
At a Hamilton chapter meeting at Red Cross headquarters on South Second Street the directors discussed finances and referred a request for more funds to a special committee led by Max Strauss H N Sollenberger J D Liektider Stanley Velvey and Clayton A Leiter The roll call from last November running from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day failed to match the chapter’s usual membership levels jeopardizing relief work and materials for ex service men and the community The suggested fundraising aims to support continued Red Cross services in Hamilton and Butler County with a curtailed budget while maintaining core aid and relief efforts.
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Hamilton Shaper
American Tea Cross
Red Cross
South Second Street
Max Strauss
H. N. Soltenberger
3. D. Liektider
Stanley Velvey
Clayton A.letter
Mamiltoo
Clayton A A. Leiter
Misa Jossis Cavanavigh
Mize Caroline Margedast
White Shrine Plans Covered Dish Supper Event
Members of ME Herman Shrine No. 19 White Shrine of Jerusalem met in the Masonic temple Thursday night and discussed a covered dish supper to be held in conjunction with the meeting February 9. A party will follow the dinner.
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Jersalem
Masonic Temple
Sidewalk Marriage By Hamilton Pair
A curbside wedding occurred in Newport Kentucky when Virgi Ponder 22 and Mabel Lakes 21 both of Hamilton wed beside a car used as an improvised altar. Deputy County Clerk Harry Take issued their license and a justice of the peace performed the ceremony as onlookers watched. The couple then left in their car with a small crowd still nearby.
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Ay Wowert
Hanns Sinvinnati
Oganada
Newport
Virgi Ponder
Mabel Lakes
Hamilton
Harry Take
Justice of the Peace
Dr Wohl to Speak To Women Teachers Club
Dr Samuel Wold of Cincinnati accepted an invitation to feature before the Club of Woman Teachers and guests. The talk is set for Monday evening January 16 at 7 and a half oclock in the Y W C A auditorium. Wohl, linked with Wise Temple Avondale, is known for lectures on foreign sanitaries and travel experiences across Germany Russia the Near East. His talk Palestine Yesterday and Today will be illustrated with pictures from his research in the field.
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Samuel Wold
Cincinnati
Wohl
Rabbi Wise Temple
Avondale
Germany
Russia
Near East
Palestine
Butler School Debate Results Begin Series With Awkward Praise
Butler County high school debaters won six of eight contests in the first event of a series held Thursday afternoon and evening. Judges from the University of Cincinnati and Miami University scored affirmative and negative teams across eight debates on the question of state revenue sources. The results set the stage for a second round on January 26 with negative teams hosting at their home schools.
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Butler School
Batler County High Acchool
G. H. Williams
L East
Thia
Nehating
Prague
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Frictiela
Morgan
Secentilte
Samerarene
Pra
Red Cross Distributes Butler County Garments and Supplies
Thousands of garments and flour barters received through the American Red Cross in Butler County are distributed two thirds to Hamilton and one third to rural districts. About 13 157 garments, 38 000 yards of cloth, and 2 000 barrels of flour since July 1 1949 are turned into clothing by local volunteers for those in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Hamilton
Batley County
Bureau of Social Work
Hamiilton
Hed Cross
Aamilton
Tad Hamilton
Pram Tha Natioral
Red Crees
Red Cross
Hamiltaut
Bolte
Theas
Arcoughout
Bitte
American Red Cross
Hauanilton Chapter Venir
Mamilton
All Day Sewing by Trinity Guild Meeting
The Trinity Guild held an all day sewing event at the parish house on Thursday with a noon luncheon. Members worked on layettes and planned to continue sewing each Thursday.
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Trinity Davild
Trinity Guild
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By A. B. Heath
Bill Geppinger
Goppie
Hie
Hig
Pateninian
Ieeman Bulle
Bilk
Girl Scouts
Nat
Dr. Wohl
Ed Wheelan
Egypt
Amon
Alice
Heaven
JE West
Pes Demeps
Adeos
Barra, Fe
Os, Parukg
Will
Nat'l Red Cross
Joseph
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