Daylight Robbery at Butler County Farm Bureau Office
Thieves pried a rear door, took 59 dollars plus checks and valuables from the Butler County Farm Bureau office, then escaped before dawn. The security breach opened the inner office and safe. investigators traced the loot to the sale and prize list, but no suspects were identified.
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Butler County Farm Bureau
Kryk
Dr Duog
Arrard Monty
Aler
Buller
Buren
Alstover
Sedon
Raymond Crown
Oxford
Far
Thureau
Misa Fabra Frice
Anfe
Prics Tuole
Uthier
Prica
Mr. Brown
Waney
Brown
Sameana
Rosa
Tirinls
Frederick Ferris Called by Death in 19th Century Letter
Frederick Ferris died after a long illness at age about 125300, leaving son Charlie Rollo and many friends. He was born in My Tuna Uy 1842 and was a Mason, member of the Masonic lodge No. 21. Survived by relatives include Charlotta Wale of Moinwell and others. Funeral services were held yesterday at Griesmer-Grimth naval Vole, with mourners attending.
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Froilers
Charlie Rollo Aveane
Genera Debaity
Hou
Mercia
Tuna Uy
Pox
Severn
Sears
Masonia
Nneine
Masonic
Louis
Charles
Rlaithley
Charlotta Wale
Moinwell
Oglagh
Griesmer-Grimth Naval
Weather Summary for Hamilton by A B Beate Masimuny
Yesterday temperatures showed a range with a high near 42 and a low around 50 degrees. Rainfall data indicate 0.8 inches for the past 24 hours and accumulated totals to date, reflecting a damp spell in the region.
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Masimuny
Officers Elected By Community Center Trustees
Trustees of the Washiarlin Community Center elected officers for the executive committee. Tobints and Peogser were named president and vice president. Other roles were filled by Misa Camilla Srechtlin Mire Claregee Horvey Mrs. Waller Skinner and Ky Jr. A general meeting approved the slate with unanimous support as the center plans activities for the coming month.
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Oue
Oman
Razor attack and court case in Royal Place incident
Local report describes a violent assault at a residence on South Front Street involving a 19 year old man named Verdi Dig and his 85 year old partner known as Ringfich. A kerosene lamp incident and a razor under a pillow are noted amid testimonies in municipal court with bond set at $200.
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Verdi
Mary Dunt
Lovie
Ag 'Xongitiah
South Front Street
Pator
Heavel
Braintree
Patter County
Oltiis
Lewis Grid
Monroe Grange Installs Officers
Monroe Grange held its regular meeting Monday evening at the Marvoe hall. Officers were installed by Mr. Crockett and other members of Springfield Grange. A basket game between Monroe and Hanover was featured, Envies winning 49 to something.
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Monroe Grange
Manroc Orange
Marvoe Selaul
Mr. Crockett
Bpringhorn Grange
Monroe
Hanover O
Soeips Howe
Innel
HI-12 Club Party Planned Minstrel Repeated
The HI-12 Club plans a minstrel for a repeated annual show at Matsanie Gangsle with a large turnout. WEILA Dayton performers will provide entertainment while a five member advisory committee and officers run the club from nine to ten. The annual show is set for February 16 at College TDi t. A minor injury occurred at last night’s meeting.
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Matsanie Gangsle
Tyr
Elise
Kot Atieker
Association Day Program At YWCA Dinner Speaker
The YWCA Association Boy program for Cimitary will host a dinner at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening the 28th with Dr Ralph Mickat, president of Wesleye College, speaking. The meeting aims to engage local men and inviting others to attend with reservations available at the YWCA. Minutes from the last WCG meeting noted association matters and other items of importance.
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We WC. A. Association
Cimitary
Han
W. CG
Butler Saves on Workhouse Rate
Butler County reads a proposed change lowering daily workhouse charges for prisoners sent to Cincinnati. Current rate is a dollar per day. new schedule sets 80 cents for shorter stays, 85 cents for 2600 to 3000 days monthly, and 90 cents for over 2250 days.
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Bute
Ammnat Chargudl
Cineinnati
Havilton
Schedue
Enol Pticanor
Subiivions
Butler County
Mende Genet
Butler County Commissioners Review 1944 Budget Measures
County officials met in regular session to study details of the 1944 appropriation act to be signed. They signaled approval for drastic curtailments in some county activities due to reduced income while aiming to prepare a budget gap plan to prevent year end deficits.
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Bulley County
Aregular
Guanece
St Stephen’s Wardens and Choir Dinner Program at Fenmont Club
St Stephen’s Wardens and Choir hosted a dinner and program at the Fenmont Club on Monday night with Pastor Rev. Dip Vague Ian delivering an address. Attendees included wardens, parish members, and numerous named individuals from the church and community, reflecting a formal church gathering with music and speeches.
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ST. Stephen’s
Fenmont Club
Dip Vague
Ian Lhaiy
Injuries Basis of Action Filed in Common Pleas Court
Petitiana Rohkemper and Joseph A. Hensler of Hamilton sue George Revers and others in a common pleas court seeking over 40 000 for injuries from a car accident on Vair Avenue near Middletown Pike last October 14. Rohkemper claims loss of sight in his right eye with grave risk of total blindness and ongoing head and dizziness issues. Hensler alleges facial injuries and inability to close his right eye, plus medical costs totaling around 12560. The petitions state the car was operated without the owner’s knowledge or consent and at excessive speed, causing both passengers to be thrown from the vehicle.
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Aloysius
Kenners
Middlelawn Pike
Young Remners
Rohirkemper
Lienader
G Paan
Insb
Cong's Church Chooses Leaders for District Conference
Rev Neal D Nowlin pastor of the Congregational church was elected chairman and Mrs Alyea Kenneth secretary at a congregational meeting. The group planned to revise the church constitution and consider state aid. The Congregational church was named first for the district conference of Congregational Christian churches on Tuesday afternoon and evening January 24. The district includes churches of Franklin Shandon Tamiltin and two south of Halon.
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Neal D. Nowlin
Congregation Church
Alyea Kenneth Wil
Biu
Congregational
Conference of
Congregational Christian Churches
Franklin
Shandon
Tamiltin
Halon
Mrs Mastin Dies at ClefpeLand
Mrs Livy Mastin formerly of Emilion dies at her daughter Mrs Oliver Sallee home 705 East 152d Street Cleveland Funeral arrangements pending in Hamilton with survivors listed in the notice.
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Mastin
Y Orpheus Club Expands as Members Added
During a regular rehearsal of the Y Mth Ay Orphans Club of Hamilton, three members joined. The group plans multiple events, including Thursday engagements and a special dinner at the YWCA. The chorus now numbers 35 voices and seeks more male singers.
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Y Mth Ay Orphans Club
Hamilton
Basels
John Ls. Prosser
W.C. A
Bill Filed for Jury Trial Waiver in Civil Suits
A bill introduced in the Ohio Legislature in Columbus proposes waiving the jury trial in civil suits by mutual consent of the parties or court approval. The measure would require a formal request and would waive jury fees, aiming to cut court costs and fees across counties.
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Bill
Court of Santa Pleas
Butler Cannts
Ohio Minte
Columbus
Lorney
Vabule
Zion Hospital Unit Beeton Zion Hospital Unit Beeton Meeting
Mind Chal is elected president of the Wow Lath branch of the Borts tamiton hospital association at the meeting Monday evening hecturals. Other officers named include Charles Damm as vice president W. L. Babson secretary Miss Klan Wel treasurer. Representatives to council listed as Alma Wolf Mark Tike Rev Theophilus Allwardt W. Giddnoz Mrs. William Oth and dies. Scott Rotier.
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Wow Lath
Borts Tamiton Hospital Association
Charles Damm
W. L. Bason
Klan Wel
Venaurer
Ares
Alma Wolf
Mark Tike
Theophilus Allwardt
W. Giddnoz
William Oth
Scott Rotier
Final Account in Lykins Estate in Prebate Court
Final account submitted Tuesday by J R Baker as administrator of the estate of Joseph C Lykins of Middletown showing 730.57 received until final balance expanded. Balance distributed to heirs Tara Lykins Orphn Ruth Jakins Owen Lykins Nancy Hanks as guardian of Nestor and Winghes WK Lykins 124.78.
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Lykins
J. R. Baker
Joseph C. Lykins
Middletown
Cillows
Tara Lykins
Orphn Ruth Jakins
Owen Lykins
Redeemer Br'hood Plans Anniversary Celebration
Anniversary of the Redeemer Brotherhood will be celebrated on Friday January 2 at 7 20 oclock. Rev IW TL Tuas of St Pauls Church Middletown is principal speaker. Max Coebelt Wesley Brinksman Little German band offer vocal and instrumental numbers. Refreshments will be served.
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the Redeemer —Clingel Brotherhood
IW TL Tuas
St. Paul's Thurch
Middletown
Max Coebelt
Wesley Brinksman
Jonn Bucorr
Doh Tawson
Presbytery Conference Plans April Meeting at Stanton
The presbytery met at Union Presbyterian Church with delegates from Oxford, College Comer, Fair Haven, Tighmind, Cincinnati, Dayton, Yrenton and Manresa. It was decided the regular meeting of the conference will be held in April at Stanton Kentucky.
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A. Ruxhville
T. Hirst
Stanton
Kentucky
Oxford
College Comior
Fairhaven
Tighmend
Cincinnati
Dayton
Yrenton
Manresa
W. Taugion
Present Day Problems Discussed By Prosser at Ministerial Ass'n
Prosser the general secretary of the Y M C A spoke at the Hamilton Ministerial Alliance meeting on Monday. He outlined economic concerns and said rising stocks and commodities threaten the current situation and require a thorough overhaul. Social strain includes more marriage applications and rising divorce rates, signaling broader social disarray.
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Prosser
John Ta. Prosser
Hamilton
Charrs
Theough Cerer
Not Guilty Pleas in Butler County Indictments
Three of the January grand jury indictments in Butler County were pleaded guilty at arraignment Tuesday morning. Louis White and William Barnickel of Hamilton admitted guilt for robbery at a Corwin Avenue residence, facing life to five years. Other defendants including juveniles and adults pled not guilty or had arraignments, with several charged in burglary and larceny cases, some going to juvenile court.
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Butler County
Louis White
Wiliam Barnickel
Hamilton
I. Yssenmann Howe
Corwin Avenue
Buller County
Conmon Pleas
Clinton D. Boyd
Convd
Tssenmann
Tnuix White
Claude Hellner
Tat Caerfon
Tlamilton
Leo Carter
Sn Byrd
Water Pageant Races At WYCA Aimed At Enthusiasts
The WYCA Water Pageant opens January 27 to 28 inviting all entrants with medical exam required for any class. Event list includes backstroke breaststroke sidestroke and freestyle with distances, plus candle and night relays. Teams may be formed by counselors, entries limited to four events per person, sign up on the WYCA bulletin board. entries close Wednesday night January 2.
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VRC
Woolford Honored At Ohio State University
Robert A Woolford son of Mr C Woolford 38 Cleveland Avenue was among 49 students in the Ohio State University College of Arts and Sciences and the art education department who earned the highest grade A for the fall term.
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Robert A. Woolford
Mos. C
Hamilton Foresters Officers Installed
Recently elected officers were installed by Court Deputy Arthur Sapp at the regular meeting of Hamilton Foresters held Monday evening in Elser Hall on Mount Avenue. Two applications for membership were received and routine business was transacted with several out of town visitors in attendance.
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Hamilton Foresters
Arthur Sapp
Kamilton Foresters
Elser Hall
Monament Avenue
Rose Goldberg Assignment in Probate Case Details
Rose Goldberg operating the shoe shop at 109 South Third Street formerly Riedel Skna store entered assignment proceedings Tuesday in probate court. Clinton Roberts attorney who posted a $3,000 bond. listed personal property around 133 500.
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Rose Goldberg
Roto Goldberg
South Third Street
Riedel Skna
Nueaday
Tor Clinton ‘Robert
Asaelu
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Clarenen Rommel
Mimer Kessting
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Cong’s Church Council Meeting
Orpheus Club
Ottier Tater
Adnual
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Waa
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Fetter
Redeemer Br'hood
U. P. Church
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Young Ladies
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Jack and
Herbert Honey
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Horrow
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White
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Bob Woolford
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