Farm Bureau Farm Show Awards At Butler County Meet
At Hamilton High School the Butler County Farm Bureau annual meeting highlighted the corn show with top honors to Leroy Jacquemine and Robert Pliskinger for white corn. Awards across varieties included Reid's Yellow Dent and other entries. coelections saw J. F. Clawon as president and Burl Bennison as vice president. Continuous coverage continues on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Progresa
J. F. Clawon
Liberty Township
Burl Bennison
Oxford
Hamilton High School
Leroy Jacequemin
Robert Pliskinger
Jacquemin
Plickinger
Leroy Jacquemin
John Jautqueming
Robet Muckinger
Ly Po
Reid
Yellow Dent
Ralph Sinsler
Albert Vivedoo
Mo Mt
Pinkey
Laughlin
Glin
Stanley Hastor
Wilder Duvquening
Leroy Jace ‘Ianin
Lewis Jacymenin
Three逃 Mid dletown robbery gang member held on theft probe
Balser on hold pending investigation of a car tied to a 1997 skating rink burglary north of Middletown. Police link Balser to three escaped inmates from Mansfield Reformatory and a fatal robbery scheme at a rink, with federal charges possible as detectives trace stolen items and past arrests across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsthe Halast
Middletown
Doday
Balser
Prabé
Jie
Hin
Bakier
Mansfield
Leavenworth
Karena
Lexington, Jr
Tarailton
Butler
Bulser
Jor Ented
Mort Th Gingerich
Arith
King
Varl Nelson
Nelson
Forest Avenue
Thiatenwald
Civorge Fasselt
Gordon Ayone
Ghia
Stolpa
Fasselt
THREE DIVORCES AWARDED BY COURT IN COMMON PLEAS
Court orders grant nine decrees to parties including Raseel Pinca Pierie Jeet and Charles Mehr for araelty and neglect. Barak Reece emergenc y operation on Sarah Teees of 25 Mali Street after Thursting night at Kart Thnilten hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Moudas
Te Seuté
Jhith Pierce
Histilton
Raseel Pinca
Pierie Jeet
Charles Mehr
Surittony
Elennera Breaed
Araelty
Negleres Omer Broytes
Millletawa
Altained
Elie Prosles
Barak Reece
Sarah Teees
Mrs
Sins Hero
Mali Street
Cavierwonk
Kart Thnilten Hospital
Phunang
Teeee
Weather report fragment from Hamilton diary
Fragmentary weather notice dated yesterday shows temperatures around 25 with unclear units and garbled city names. The text mentions a forecast for an upcoming date and includes scattered numbers that resemble readings.
Knights of Columbus to honor senior members at meeting
Zwick recovers from head wounds after surgery. At the regular Knights of Columbus Father Buller Council meeting next Wednesday evening officers will confer the Honorary Degree on Rev Johnny Gogan and other distinguished members. A reception will follow.
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Knights of Columuus
Father Buller
Order
Johnny Gogan
St. Joseph'n Pacleh
Bf. C. Burns
Edward G. Gartner
Dunes 7
Gapitl
Knights of Columbia
Morrison Faces Dayton Charge
Morrison, Walle, age 3? of Washington, is charged in Dayton with stealing license from Wy J. Williams. He was arrested after a police report linked him to a train ride incident. He has prior police records in Ohio and New York.
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Walle Morrison
Age US
Washington
Iutler County
Obath
Dayton
Ohio
Ghab City
Vinita Police
Obie Sivena
Cathodins
Cor Morrison
Francoline
Moreiser
Polien
Tintlita
New York
Morrigan
A. J. Paker
Municipal Connt
Dayton Palien
Thi
Otto Ehresman Dies After Two Week Illness Rites Planned
Otto D Ehresman a longtime resident of Trenton and Milan area and a one time head of Dousehor company in Hamilton died after a two week illness at his Trenton residence. He was 78, married to Mary A Deuseher and survived by three sons with the widow and other relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Trenton residence with Rev Amistate officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto D Ehresmany
Huther
Wigh Esteam
Sumley
Tronfan
Mary A. Deuseher
Song
Activa
Bnain
Trowlon
Mamilan
Bhrestan
Fife
Aviva
T's Ton
W. C. Uehel
Chi
Trenton
Rev
Amistate
Prioncs
Installation at North End Tuesday
The regular meeting Tuesday evening January 17 will hold up installation of officers. The note mentions the North Ere Trapesyoment skier and an upcoming procedural detail for the order.
Junior Auxiliary Of Legion Elects Officers In Taantow
At the second meeting of the Tune Auxiliary of the American Legion in Taantow, about fifty people were elected officers including president Dereghyr Tavuapter and eleven-year-old Matty Getz as vice president. Dorothy Cely named honorary treasurer. Helen Brown named secretary. Janet Louise Owens as elo bearer. Thalh Tavis elected as keswonmt. The next meeting for members under 16 will be held February 11 at the VeM. GC. A. with Mrs Herbert Gata and others voting in advisory roles.
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American Legion
Taantow
Me Legion Toma
Oftty
Matty Getz
Firls
Beld
Vem. GC. A
Butweday ‘Flevnonen
Mra
Herbrt Gata
Woed Kyahentubl
Gordon Blend
Carl Huber
American Legion Auxiliary
Lyla
Explosion at Joba Path wirehouse injures no one
An explosion at the Joba Path wirehouse on 107 Chéatnnt street Saturday started a fire in the interior, causing $5,000 damage to the building and contents. Firemen suspect gasoline fumes ignited by a spark, while workers say a stripping screwdriver may have sparked the blast during engine work on an automobile. The damage center was three tons of flour on the second floor. Clara Keller, age 3, was not injured.
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T Morschel Thaler
Well Street
Chicago
Tamittun
Okio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Jozoilly
al Childwell
Hobsert Biandddie
Mad Riley
Minnie
Balser
Ina
Manafield
Joba Path
Chéatnnt Street
Haningo
Ure
Clifford Keller
Boa Tudzon
Atta Mobile
Kel- Joy
Nmoke
Butler Democrats At Victory Dinner in Cincinnati
Hamilton sent strong show of support at the Democratic Victory dinner held Saturday night in Cincinnati. Notables present included Joan AL. Sawley honorary guest and Dayton congressman Kyran B. Harlan. A large Hamilton contingent from the county table praised Franklin D Roosevelt and the party rally in the Miami valley.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Joan AL. Sawley
Rational Committee
Sumia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleat
Farley
Hoine
Toniana
Kyran B. Harlan
Dayton
Isatini
Robert M- Solingon
Henry B. Grevey
Marc Vieheer
George Brandhoff
Frank Clements
John F. Wweath
Heleng Herth
Minn Stevenson
Carl Waltner
Two Cited For Theft Of Auto
Warrauta charging George Toa ton aged 4 and Teffia Johnson age 2A both of their homes accused of stealing a car. They were signed as police headquarters Sunday afternoon by Ty As Murphy age 20. Murphy said the machine was stolen Friday night and found later. Teaton was arrested Sunday by detectives Robert Dinwiddie and Ed Riley and Johnson by Sgt Earl Welch. Both men reportedly admitted the theft.
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Warrauta
George Toaton
Hunt Avenue
Teffia Johnson
Abe Kinsey Avenue
Ty As Murphy
Pare Kato Avenue
Murphy
Machhine
Teaton
Robert Dinwiddie
Ed Riley
Johnson
Earl Welch
Presbytery Meeting At United Presbyterian Church
U P Church Presbytery in conference this afternoon and evening discussing general presbytery issues. Sessions at 2 30 and 7 30 presided by An. A. W. Trunison of Mushville Tad delegates from Cincinnati Dayton Middletown Richmond Ind and nearby areas attend.
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Church of the Firah
Unknown Victim Identified Efforts Continue at Kyle Train Crash
A man killed Saturday by a westbound train near Kyle Ohio remains unidentified as Coroner Edward Cook and Butler County officials pursue clues. A key bottle opener bearing six eight L-201 may link to a local resident, while frains directions help reconstruct the crash. Funeral director David Webb reports a case pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyle
Ohio
Edward Cook
Buller County
Cook
West Chester
Vietin
Butler County
Frains
Westhouse
David Webb
Bandit Pair Robs Driver Of Bus
Willian H. Smith on Heaton Street said two men robbed him while driving a bus at 9 p m Saturday They used threat and drew pistols to seize $3 from his money changer and fled Deputies and Sheriff Schumacher continued Monday to hunt for the suspects believing they have clues likely to lead to arrests soon
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Uzing
Shevitt John OC. Schumacher
Willian H. Smith
Heaton Street
Smith
Schumacher
Mrs Dorcher Taken to Hospital After Fainting
Mrs Ge rtrude Dorsch er aged 21 of 737 Buckeye Street was taken by polio ambulance to Morey Hospital after fainting on Third and High streets Saturday. Patrolman Henry Mart and George Van Theu iar assisted. She later recovered and was moved to a retirement home.
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RS. Dorscher
Polio Ambulance
Henry Mart
George van Theu Iar
Gertrude Doracher
Axe
Morey Hospital
Borscher
Hundred Delegates Hear Talks and Dinner Program at Conference
Hundred delegates attended a district conference at Beth Israel Synagogue in Cincinnati with speakers including Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati. Lodges from Dayton Middletown Cincinnati Springfield Columbus and Hamilton were represented. events featured remarks by Boris Petricoin and Rabbi Abriel Zakate, a social hour, and an evening dance.
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Alfred M. Cohen
Cincinnati
International Order
Beth Iseael
North Sixth Street
Dayton
Amiddetown
Springfield
Colhourhus
Hamilton
Boris Petricoin
Abriel Zakate
S$. Geldman
Springhohkl
Ohio
B’nat Beith
Therey Potual
Grand Ledge
Alfred 3. Cohen
J. 14
Bender
Warren
Henry Marcusan
Gloveland
Leonard FL Freiberg
Grand Lodge
Israel Batton
Hebrew Union Seminary
Milton Gratthan
Wawilton Bene Israel Temple
Teenest3
Catholic Parishes In Band Benefit Card Party
The My Fathers club of Hamilton Catholic High will sponsor a card party at the Fenmont club on Wednesday January 19. A Catholic parishes group will run bridge five hundred canasta and pinochle with an afternoon hake sale by Indies. Funds go to the high school band. Afternoon games start 2 40 p.m. Evening games 8 30 p.m. Prizes have been collected. Joseph Wiegand notes strong attendance expected.
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My Fathers' Club
Hamilton Catholic High Elo
Fenemont Club
Coamilieu
Tho Sie
George Beer
Javiterd
Joseph Wiegand
Nominees Named for St Stephen Holy Name Officers
St Stephen Holy Name Society lists officers to be elected at an upcoming meeting. President Matt Broggger Sr, Vice President Mary Schneider, Howard Buchelt and Joseph Heckers as trustees, treasurer Cal Beery, secretary John Mon-Laine, consultors Robert Wolpert and others.
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St. Stephen's Chival
Store
Hoy
Sosivhy
Matt Broggger
Sry
Marry Sehneider
Howard Buchelt
Joseph Heckers
Hishard Wagener
Ca] Beery
Thedora Bergedisk
John Mon- Laine
Robert Wolpert
Augee
Smith and Parsley auto collision near Tess and Millville
William Smith and Edward Parsley escaped injury when their cars collided at Tess and Millville avenues in Hamilton. Both vehicles sustained minor damage.
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Smith and
Parsley Autor
William Smith
Avelave
Ang
Edward Parsley
Hamilton
Tess
Millville Avenues
Judge Weygandt Invited to Butler County Bar Event
Carl Vo Weygandt chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court is invited to be principal speaker at Butler County Bar Association mid winter banquet likely mid February. Committee chaired by Robert M. Sam Ken Joluc Te Royo Fred Sollatzmmnen Clinton Bar bert and Tenterson Maton.
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Carl Vo Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Hunyack
Butler County Bar Association
Piamt
Comvitter
GW. Ok. Wilurer
Cognition
Ara
Robert M. Sam- Ken
Joluc Te Royo
Fred Sollatzmmnen
Clinton Barbert
Tenterson Maton
Perfect Attendance Honors At Ninth Street U B Sunday School
Ninth Street WU B Sunday School honors twenty four members for perfect attendance during 1432 at a Sunday service. recipients include Mrs Jake Benzing Mrs NM Flinn Mrs M Ulrich Mr and Mrs Adam Ibn Mr and Mrs William Mack Earl and LeRoy Mack and many others. Fifteen more members earned honor for missing only one Sunday. the service was organized by a committee and well attended.
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Ninth Street
U. B
Ninth Street WU. B
Fugene Wolfe
GA. Benzing
Jerman Dulli
der Quick
Carlyle Jansen
Katherine Hughes
Inex Flinn
A.C. Belisher
Helen Fried
Louise Dennison
Mabel Noble
Marthn Minseh
Florence
Bor- Mba Betasher
Nmnernsior Ae
Y Checker Club Officers Elected
The Y M C I Checker club met Saturday and elected officers including President John Lloyds Vice President Jobn Gallihan Secretary Sam Wheeler Jr and Treasurer Jones Taishley. The meeting drew strong attendance and interest in the coming tournament to decide the city championship with two Saturdays of qualifying games beforehand. The club plans to purchase a trophy and provide six regulation checker boards for the top six players. Fifteen entries already listed with more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C. I. Checker Club
John Lloyds
Jobn Gallihan
Sam Wheeler
Jones Taishley
Nore
Mrs Mary Sheriff Taken By Death
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Sheriff 76 South Second street widow of Morgan Sheriff died at Mercy hospital in Gatefork following a year of ill health aged 68 Born February 24 1864 in Casington Ky she lived in Hamilton 35 years Surviving daughters Mrs Lili Dann and Paul Salz of Hamilton sons Wes Harm John Alfred Sheriff sister Mrs James Sheriff Dayton six grandchildren and a great grandchild Funeral services Wednesday 330 AM at the residence and 10 AM at St Josephs Church Greenwood Cemetery tentative arrangements available for the public after noon Tuesday
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Mary Elizabeth Sheriff
South Second Street
Morgan Sheriff
Mercy Hospital
Gatefork
Sheriff
Casington, Ky
Hamilton
Lili Dann
Mes
Paul Salz
Sone
Wes Harm
John Alfred Sheriff
James Sheriff
Dayton
Henry Luxhall
Ollack
Gtelook
St. Joseph's Chiarch
Greenwood Cemetery
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Baller
Rural Club
ALITA
Reformatory
Middiletown
Zwick
K. C
Bob 4Wick
Phantem Fox
Harrison County
Peter Dumelo
Joneshal
North College Will
Vermova
Morrison
Dayton Charge
South
Frank Ateeot
Elin Ring
Gilbert White
Ealnovd
Wale Anit
Wilby Polit Maveeny
Alhley
Alin
Otto
Ehresman
Junior Auxiliary of Legion
Democrats
NAI Brith
Presbytery Meeting
U. P. Church
Kyle
Bandit
East Avenue
Apse Hinover Street
Sadar
Tussel Stohlhaber
ST. Stephen Holy Name
Judge Weygandt
Ed Wheelan
Bon4
Tom and Jerry Fower
WIN Bromers
Jerry
Tom
Lwee
Grace
Ram
OM Fowler
Review
Mrs. Mary Sheriff
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