County Officials See Salary and Budget Cuts Totaling Thousands
Butler county commissioners finish 1933 appropriations reporting a 44392.75 reduction from 1932 total funds. Deputy and clerk allowances fall percentwise, office costs shrink, and overall county government expenses drop to 483141.15. Stated savings accompany wage reductions across officers with a 20 percent cut for the clerk of weighty and seas.
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Butler
Perent
Huller
Sd. Gage
Heavie
Cnnee
Forst Tine Court
Iken
Recapitulation of County Funds Report Summary
County funds recap compares total appropriations across departments with prior year figures. General Fund shows increases in officer expenses and courthouse costs while aggregate totals reflect allocations for jail, agriculture, and miscellaneous services.
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Tashwear
Commissionara
Bath Hon
Menara
Gires Teams Play at Roosevelt in Open Prep
Two basketball squads from Jets High School, led by captains Rime Whore and Mildred Lam bart, faced Roosevelt in a preliminary game Sunday. Managers Kathleen Rags and team centers Opal Wilke and Ruthia Fluptine are named along with a long list of players in crimson colors.
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Ysirls Fran Tarsownlt
Jamia High
Dannary Tih
Roosevelt
Gorthule Stoucker
Kathleen Rags
Ole
Rime
Mildred Lambart
Tommy
Valle Grinson
Uise
Opal Wilke
Ueity Menkes
Gyruthia
Orsathy Rood
Atul Mapothy Pate
Mie Eunvdy Wert
Mildvol Hacker
Mary Treadway
Tia Rouktor Veter Potter
Sylvian Sehwarly
Evelyn Lot
Lilian Pelam
Carol Cenig
Auld Pinkerton
Melvyn Jackson
Federal Charge For Balser on Stolen Auto
Federal prosecutors charge Herschel Balser with transporting a stolen automobile. Police say Balser was arrested after officers from Cincinnati learned he was sitting in a car believed stolen in Champaign and taken on a long trip. Balser has a prior criminal record and was previously convicted in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Balser
Cincintiatine
Herschel Balser
Age M
Chienge
Tolleinage
Presday Jis
Chiengo
Tih
Champaign
Dol. Calhoun
Igh
Teleptone
Whiel
Mbth
Dayton
Amu
Chicago
Aufamphide
Save
Talseram
Balact
Pulive
Lexington
Middletown
Karl Nelsons
Catholic Ladies Install Officers at St Ann's Hall
Catholic Ladies of Columbia held a meeting at St Ann's school hall following a ceremony. Officers installed included Mrs Rule Brink president Elizabeth Kintley vice president Marcella Arpaluy trustee Veronica Weisbrodt Civilolin Winter financial secretary Dorothy Nishop vocatinge secretary Marie Ryan monitor Maria Sharkey guard Mrs Ama itor pianist. Plans for a garden party were announced for January 33 at the ene of Mes y drwin.
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Hey
Batter Vandentusels
Ulfigers
Lonacit
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Suesday Ashtab & Weeting
Hell
St. Ann's School Hall
Father Vanduaboseh
Walher Helder
Rule Brink
Elizabeth Kintley
Marcella Arpaluy
Veronica Weisbrodt
Civilolin Winter
Jessie Smith
Dorothy Nishop
Marie Ryan
Maria Sharkey
Immer Goard
Ama Itor
Latch
Rotary Motions at Y Club Tonight
Tonight the Y club will honor a member as part of a memorial for a key figure. The event highlights new recruits and the junior members finalizing plans for a Cincinnati trip to watch a telecast on WLW.
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Olfivora
Mentiera
Empterits
Cincinnati
WLW
Program of Events for Y Membership Meeting
The nitnwal anneling of the Y. Me A omenberz will be held on Monday, January 26. The Young Men's committee lists attendees and opens with a program including boys club activities, a women’s band, a three‑round hosting nutted by two new members, and reports on the treasurer and secretary elections. A Y A G L swimming exhibition follows, then trustee election nominees are Charles Meeks, LB. D. Lechlider, Robert Cogswell, Dy, Lee Good, W. RK, Sued, C. Parrish, Hamer Ferguson, D. iBaker, Rev. W. B. Leis, Leigh Strategier, Marc Wellivar, and Ld. T. Merrman. All association members in good standing may vote for eight trustees.
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Christ Geckeler
Inizh Slategien
Alban Scutles
William Wright
William Conrad
Jounamtel Deghor
Russell Webbs
Tivsit
Reasiver
Keuern
Eleclion
UN Y. A. Gal
Cincinmati Y. Me G. As Beau
Charles Meeks
D. Lechlider
Robert Cogswell
Lee Good
W. RK
Sued
C. Parrish
Hamer Fe
Reformatory for Three Fourth Gets Jail Term
A Guilty plea by William Brunickel age 25 Mansfield before Judge Clinton C Boyd led to a sentence at Mansfield Reformatory for an indeterminate period with terms fixing five to 30 years. Louis White age 17 joined Brunickel in the case and was treated as a juvenile. James Hawkins age 25 of Rivianland Ind also pleaded guilty to auto theft and was sentenced to the reformatory for an indeterminate term. The court noted Hawkins had been left in charge of babies by Dr Thomas Minis of Oxford last October.
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Lfe
William Brunickel
Marnilton
Clinton C. Boyd
Common Pleas
Courk
Ibvelling
E. J. Tisenmann
Covn
Linnickel
Mansfield Reformatory
Stntates
Hoyt
Board of Parole
Louis
White
Unrmele
Weil
Hawkins
James Hawkins
Ind
Mansfield
Thomas Minis
Oxford
Attempt Theft Through Auto Top
Thieves tried to steal John Misher’s car at 444 Ridge Lawn Avenue Tuesday night. A hole was found in the vehicle’s top when police inspected it at 9:55 p m and investigators believe the intruder attempted to force the door or enter through the ripped top to access the ignition.
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John Misher
Ridgelawn Avenue
Hishée
Public Dinner Hosted by Girl Scouts At Anthony Wayne Hotel
Public invited to dinner honoring Mrs. Frederick dey national president of the Girl Scouts at the Anthony Wayne hotel Friday evening. Mrs. Bulag will speak. Reservations by Friday expected, attendees urged to mail to The Monae 215.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Frederick Dey
Girl Scouts
Bulag
Anyang
Supreme Court ruling against fine suspension alters parole plan
The court decision prompts parole releases for multiple defendants. Officer Willian Hinrock supervised the process while the men faced loitering charges. Parolees Marklox and Chunk, aged 17 and 18, were sent to the human officer, with reports weekly from the office.
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Supreme Court
Dr Randles to Speak at United Presbyterian Church
Dr A de Randles, president of the United Vetehytavian church board, will speak at the United Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He leads the Bible school work for the denomination and is expected to discuss church work. A dinner will follow Monday night in his honor as he speaks on Bible school work.
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A. de Randles
Board of
United Vetehytavian Church of North America
United Presbyterian Church
Ue Randles
Bihle
Hankes
Dr. Handles
Delayed Theft Case Alibi Presented by Defendants
In a 40 day postponement Judge Alphonse Pater paused both theft charges against George Deater and J B Sohne after they offered alibis for the automobile theft alleged by Allen Murphy. The court will investigate the alibis for 30 days while the accused maintain they did not steal the vehicle and that another man claimed ownership.
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Alphonse, Pater
Vhce
George Deater
Hunt Avenue
J. KB. Sohneson
McKinley Avenue
Fig Allen Murphy
Parkanti Avenue
Paters
Manslaughter Plea For Mansfield Prison Guard Death
Charles Williams 24 of Matlton pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of a Mansfield prison guard. Judge Austin sentenced him to one to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary, with Williams already serving 10 to 33 years in Mansfield reformatory since last April after a failed jail break attempt. The state waived first degree murder, citing insufficient evidence, following Prosecutor James V. Will’s recommendation.
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CTR
OREN
MainsTrek
Charles Williams
Blonte
Matlton
Mansfield
Jiedgu C. A. Ahuston
Coron
Ohio
Williams
Mansfield Reformatory
Reformatory
James V. Will
Willams
Miter
Iree
Muder
Mereill Ghundler
Schisler Petition Filed in Council for Bus Franchise
A petition filed in Cincinnati City Council seeks a five year franchise for Schisler Transit to operate motor bus service. The on file petitions total 2,027 names, with council set to receive and combine them with two others. Election date to be announced, as four proposals will be placed before voters.
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Schisler Transit Corporation
Adele Admands
Council
Wittsichalayer
Thaseaomd
Cincinnati and Goke Vio Railway
Opreales City Street
Universals
Alan Cleelion
92nd Birthday Celebration for FW Bender at Home
FW Bender of 500 South Street marked his 92nd birthday with a Tuesday January 17 dinner party for family. The event highlighted his fine health and close ties to relatives, including son W. J and daughter Miss Elizabeth Bender, as friends and neighbors wish continued happiness for many years.
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FW. Bender
South
Jamilton
Bender
W. J
Tender
Ant
Elizabeth Benier
Tholongnal
Oman
Estate Regional Sales Meeting Opens with New Gas Appliances
An Estate Regional Sales Meeting opened Wednesday morning at Estate Store on Net Avenue with over 23 representatives in attendance. Davi F. Kahn, president of the Fatato company, welcomed attendees as Laing Kahn, secretary, introduced a complete new line of Estate gas binges, highlighting developments and new features. The meeting will continue.
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Ai Ho
Nnet Avenue
Davi F. Kahn
Fatato Company
Laing Kahn
Trinity Guild Elects Officers
Trinity Episcopal Guild holds a Tuesday meeting at the Rowe home in Mhstover. Mrs. Waller Mowe was elected president with Ralph Ridleh as vice president and M. Solr Ben as secretary treasurer. A full list of members and assistants was read, including Clyde Beeler Cheyney Wilson and several others.
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Waller Mowe
Trinity Epiatopal
Cecelia
Guild
Rowe
Mhstover
Ralph Ridleh
W. Beverdge
Tarcumb, Kahn
Lee N. Parrish
Kendall Wyman
John Steilan
Guy Pekett
Aud Mins Stelin East
Hostrases
Malcolm. Ryousan
Arthur M. Sobneety
George Stevenson
North End Installation Names Executive Board
The Nevth End Improvement association announced officers for the coming year at a meeting Friday night. Freddney presided, Joe Pinkner was vice president, Charles Mignery treasurer, W. Ch. Crankstort secretary, and W. Israyins secretary to the incunence of Mr. Crooks ton. The executive committee included Buckner, O. Sipple, Anton Shieho, Taeoh Uintherin and George Yeakle. The publicity committee was N. Sipple and W. Krewin Rekha. The association discussed local legislation and opposed licensing ordinances for plumbers, with a push for six months’ afoard for foreclosures and related protections for property owners. President Gary appointed C. W. Sipple and Jacob Halperin to oppose the ordinance.
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Freeddney
Joe Pinkner
Charles Mignery
We. Ch. Crankstort
W. Israyins
Crookston
Includert Doe Buckner
O. ¥. Sipple
Anton Shieho
Taeoh Uintherin
George Yeakle
N. Sipple
W. Krewin
Minisipal
A.J. Pater
Butler County
Obia
Otis
Gary
C. W. Sipple
Jacob Halperin
Salary reductions drive down costs in Hamilton district report
A Hamilton Board of Education financial report shows a $121,000 drop in disbursements for 1932 versus 1931, tied to tax base declines and reduced tax revenue. Total disbursements reached $824,997.52 with revenue shifts due to lower property valuations. the tax rate rose to 39 per $1,000 on property as balances fell from $400,290.47 to $368,580.00.
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Renndon
The
Miami
Conservancy
Yiel
Dennis
Salysy
Sevine
Inivanee
Argo
Petain
Syle
Dave Loma
Davis
Rank Pepper
Bivona I
Wolk
Polar Board
Commissioners
Roegorder
Fourly
BantHi
Soliior Wliol
Hamilton Board of Education
Hamilton
Sleinkage
Hamilton Selvent
Maida
Charles T. Holdefer
Therfamilton Board of Education
Monthera
Gene Ulin
Hamilton Florists Attend Allied Association Meeting
Hamilton Florists plan to attend a Cincinnati meeting of the Allied Florists association, with several hundred florists from ten southern Ohio counties expected. Attendees listed include Tom Sehrat fenberger, Walter Gray, Dan Gray, Pater Fulton, Ralph Guntle, Kath ering, Mary Kremer, and Mins Elizabeth Ladder, Frederick, Elmer, and John Ladder.
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Hamilton Florists
Allied As&'n
Kathering
Mary Kremer
Elizabeth Ladder
Frederick, Elmer
John Ladder
Hamilton’s Weather by A B Heath report
A weather column reports yesterday’s high of 51 and low of 44 in Hamilton. It lists historical date comparisons from 1932 to 1925 with varying highs and lows, and records rainfall of 0.90 inches in the past 24 hours and 6.36 inches month to date.
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