Clock Stopper in St Joseph Bowling Alleys Robbery
Police logged a stickup and two burglaries Friday night and Saturday morning. A burglary at St Joseph’s bowling alleys coincided with a clock stoppage when an electric plug was pulled, fixing the time at one o’clock. A bandit with a nickel revolver took $20 from a cashier and forced an attendant, Albert Schmerr, into a back room before fleeing. One suspect, Don Aslan, was arrested hiding in a basement and taken to juvenile authorities. A second incident involved a break-in at the Paler Filing Station with $2.24 stolen from the cash register. fingerprints were found. A prowler at Patel Filling Station was reported but fled before officers arrived.
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St Joseph's
Wausal
Robery
Albert Schmerr
Franklin Sieat
Central
Central Avenue
Chestnut Streets
Schmere
Piya
Deus| Faner
Sherlock Molmes
Imyaferieg
St. Joseph's Church
Royling
South Second
Hanover
Capitol
Third
Wigh Streets
Don Aslan
Oscar Decker
Robert Leonard
John CG. Calhoun
Asiford
Paliew
Legion Auxiliary Hears of Welfare and Defense Paper
Mrs Jobo Dietiker presented a comprehensive paper on Na sal Defense and Legislation at a Friday night Legion Auxiliary meeting in Wo, AL. The welfare and poppy sale proceeds support the needy. Donald Davis spoke on welfare work, and Mrs Herbert Getz outlined junior program plans. notes from Rep Byron Be May Inn and Sen Simeon Fors pledged legislative support for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Dietiker
American Legion Auxiliary
Gr Wo
United States Enaolling Army i3
Donald Davis
Herbert Getz
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Byron Be May Inn
Simeon 1
Fors
Hamilton's Weather by A. J. Heath
Weather data shows yesterday's high at 25 and low at 38 in Hamilton. The forecast includes temperatures for upcoming days with highs around 40 and lows in the 30s. Rainfall in the last 24 hours measured 0.16 inches.
Welsh J G Welsh Elected to Butler County Board of Education
Welsh J G Welsh of Oxford was elected to head the Butler county board of education at the annual reorganizational meeting held Saturday in the office of C H Williams superintendent. He succeeds Samuel Poiglass who headed the board for two years and remains a member. Tomes Clawson was named vice president. general school policies were dismissed. Meetings were scheduled for the third Thursday in alternate terms beginning in March.
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J. G. Welsh
Oxford
Butler County
C.H. Williams
Sourlowse
Saurael Poiglass
Memvier
Tomes Clawson
Alteate Timiths
Mureh
Enlistment Drive Opens at First M. E. Church
The kickoff for the enlistment campaign was held this week at First M. E. Church at 6 15 pm Friday marking the start of a drive focused on worship service and support. Hrd Grively chaired the dinner and introduced John S. Prosser Y M C A general secretary who urged workers to spread a hopeful message. Rev George B. Parkin offered brief remarks. Reports show meetings will continue at Show Day and Wednesday at Havelock with the story dinner Friday at 11 15 o'clock.
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Cain
Hrd Grively
John S. Prosser
George B. Parkin
Ilavelock
Hele
Young Men’s Y trustees plan January meeting and elections
Trustees approve plans for a Hamilton Y membership meeting Friday January 26 at 7 44 pm. The program features a hobby exhibit, harmonica display, club reports, Orpheus performance, boxing display, and board election nominations for eight trustees including L Meeks FB Leeklider and Dr. The event emphasizes Lyusteve board election and nominating committee actions.
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Tristens
holymiHon
M.C. A
Phyersday
Hamilton
Hays
Thin Hays
Nensucer Mul
Orpheus Club
Board of
Lyusteve
L. Meeks
FB. C. Leeklider
Four Hamilton Institutions Share In Mayer Estate
The will of Mrs. Snille Slewuss Mayer of Hamilton, widow of Gabe Atuyor, who died on Getdher 2, leaves $10 per week for the children, $100 to Morey hospital, 250 to the Jort Trumilton hospital, and 50 to the Community Tome association. Provisions include 00 to the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives, 100 to the Cleveland Jewish Orphans, 30 to the Jewish Community Mo tet Society, 5 to the Jewish Hell for the dyed cond Live, 0 to the Geo NX, Lavi Memorial hus nul, Lleb Spriggs, and gifts to Denver Slike dome Leo Jewish Children. Executor Phillip Mayer of Marmillan and Leopolds' Well)ine heirs receive bequests. a trust fund of 6,000 is created for care and education of Mayer’s daughter Phyllis Nan Mayer. Jewelry is left to relatives and the daughter.
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Cinerariali
O. Dinly
Mes
Snille Slewuss
Mamilton
Gabe Atuyor
Lowy
Wilton
Adity
Tone
Ilene
Jort Trumilton Hospitm
Community Tome Association
Henesty
Gleveland
Jawish Commuptive Motet Society
Hell
Geo NX
Lavi Memorial Hus Nul
Lleb Spriggs
Denver Slike Dome
Leo Jewish Childenny
Hopreson College
Ronalader
Entate
Phillip Mayer
Marmillan
Leopolds
B’nai Israel
Arust
Phyllis Nan Mayer
Shoig Bo
Sileria-Law
Kom Mayer
Vesttiia
Danelic Wolf
Phill
Shrine Club Party Plans For Templars 32nd Degree
Plans for the Thirty Second Degree Shrine Club annual party to be held at the Masonic temple in Hin Vaudeville dancing and a program of acts will fill the evening January 27 at 745 o'clock. Committee members include Burnett Vrapp Chapin Waddleston Werte Lesa Conover and others with Frank Fowles and Hughes in leadership.
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Mmnitton Shrine Club
Dupree Mansons
Tahn
Masonic Temple
Roo Reaves
Antioch
Hob Gogsiell
Siren
Eien
Miss Kellerman
Aml
Tianes
Lives Demons
Hese
Willian A Burnett
A. Vie Vrapp
Chrles P. Cliapin
Asndy Waddleston
Roak. Werte
Heredity And A Life Philosophy Forum Talk
Dr Arthur Ing of Miami University will lead a discussion at the YM C A Bivegide Forum on Sunday afternoon. The forum, attracting Hamilton youths, will revisit topics of heredity and life philosophy following last year's stimulating presentation by Dr Evans. Young people aged 13 to 40 are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ing
Miami University
Hamilton
Tr. Evans
Grentsa
Daninae
World’s Fair trip prize offered by local Y
An opportunity to win an all expenses paid trip to the World’s Fair in Chicago is announced by the local YMCA. The membership secretary says the young man who secures the most new memberships will be sent to Chicago. Rules are available from the organization.
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Wamntitow VY. M.C. A
Wedi
Chicago
Jinery Helwig
COW DREY BOY RECOVERS NICELY
Nov 15 in Willard CAVNEY, age 14, was removed from his home after a hunting accident. A graft saved his right arm and though full use may not return, he can make several movements after two months in Fort Hamilton hospital. The Canton paper notes the recovery and future prospects.
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Willard Canvey
Campbell Sven
Fort Hamilton
Robertson Cited on Check Charge in City Case
Willum Lewis owner of the Lewis Cigar Company at High Street filed a complaint with police headquarters Friday alleging that Frank Robertson passed a check deemed insufficient funds. The report notes Robertson was cited on the charge of writing a bad check.
Local Girl Scout Leader Visits Hamilton in Frantic Schedule
Hamilton hosts New York based Girl Scouts president Mrs. Wred Lovier Edey. She meets 300000 Scouts, attends tea at the Light House, a dinner at the Wayne Hotel, and an all in Capnet Hall mass meeting with about 75 locals and 100 scouts joining.
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Hamilton
Girl Scouts
Wredlovier
Edey
New York
Cincinati
United States
Agthors Wayara
Uva
Capqnet Hall
Allernoon
Anthony, Wayne
Middletown
George M. Verity
Verity
American Rolling MA Company
J.P. Wilhart Hamilton
Aabout 100
Geouts
Lou Seouta
Mass Sweeling Ab
Wounded in Hip in Accidental Shooting Incident
Bernard Hensley age 12 was shot in the hip at 4:40 Friday afternoon when a revolver in his pocket discharged while he and companions from Paoli Avenue were heading to Peck's addition for target practice. He was taken to Mercy Hospital and discharged Friday night after treatment.
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Bernard Hensley
Paoli Aveyiue
Patito Peporte
Hensley
Sam Barrety
Pog Aveuue
Cearga Muncey
Paoli
Redeemer Brhood Anniversary Observance Held
Redeemer Brhood marked its tent anniversary with an evening gathering at the Brotherhood hall. Rev. M. H. Il dung of Middletown spoke, Max Goebelt led song with Wesley Hrinkman, and Twonex were played by the German band under Louis Pieper. A blackface act by J H Bacon, J Bacon, Jim Smith, and John Lawson closed, with the Sponael family presenting a play and Rev G G Preys giving a closing talk followed by luncheon.
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the Redeemer Curch Brotherhood
Brotherhood Hall
Brotherhood
Teir
MH. Il. Dung
Middletown
Max Goebelt
Wesley Hrinkman
Twonex
Germont
Louis Pieper
JH. Bacon
J. Bacon
Jim Smith
John Lawson
Sponael
G. G. Preys
Election Dates For Chamber Of Commerce Board
The 1983 election schedule of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce outlined at a Friday afternoon board meeting in the Anthony Wayne hotel. Primary ballots are to be issued February 1 with counts on February 10, regular ballots mailed February 11 and counted February 20, board reorganization and officer election February 24, and installation at the annual meeting in March. Five directors will be chosen for three year terms to fill vacancies from March 1 expirations. several named directors’ terms expire in 1934 and 1935. Attending directors included Baker, Beckett, Beeler, Benninghofen, Fisher, Gebhart, Mayer, Parrish, Rentschler, Schwalm, Sager, and Northway.
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Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Anthony Wayne
Chamber
Stareh
Bends Bronson
Don W. Fitton
Charles OJ. Parrish
William St, Sheed
W.V. Williams
Chiambor
CG. S. Becler
Paul Bentinghofen
L. Gebbart
John ¥. Mayer
John A. Schenlin
R. Baker
Guy Beckell
P. P. Holt
Robert DB. Fisher
Walter A. Rentschler
Variday
D. R. Baker
Guy Beckett
C. S. Beeler
Pan Benninghofen
Robert D. Fisher
G.I. Gebhart
John F. Mayer
Parrish
Waller A. Rentschler
John A. Schwalm
W. R. Sager
Joh B. Northway
Thomas F Leighton Dies After Illness in Hamilton
Thomas F Leighton prominent Hamilton attorney dies at 26 after a medical operation provided only temporary relief. Born in Hamilton, he attended Hamilton High School, Ohio State University, and the University of Cincinnati Law School before joining Andrews Rogers and Scott. He had run in the Democratic primary for state representative and was active in Delta Upsilon and the Scarlet Mask society. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Thomas F. Leighton
Tamilton
William Leighton
Main Statel
Ari Wnese
Bovevalmbnthe
Hamilton
Thomas Leighton
Hamilton High School
Ohio State University
Delta Unsilon
Scarlet Mask
Alan
Columbus
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Ramuenet
Andrews, Rogers and Scot
Leighton
Up and Doing Glass City meeting presents play
The Up and Doing group of the Dindsawald Cinch of Christ met at the church Friday night. After the business session a cant act play titled A Day Off at the Old Ladies Home was presented. A second hour followed.
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Old Ladies Wome
Rural theatre cast announced for February 2 show
The Rural Community Theater Watler County selects cast for the Show-Off comedy to be staged at the Damildon High School auditorium on February 2 under director Prof Artin Loven Gater of Miami University. Cast members include Clora Alberta Seever Mitesman Diab Mrs Fisher Westy Middletown Any Lora Clambera Reilly Frank Uylend Janes Wine Vott ice Me Fisher Wm Bunteau Pair field township Joe Hugh Heiland Wayne longslip Antey Piper James Jones Sev enmile Dr Gi Urman Davis Wear Chester My Rogers John Kilhaurun Ross. Cast represents rural county talent with prior stage experience, tickets handled by Miss Alberty Finlay. Continued on Page 3.
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Damildon High School
Artin Loven Gater
Miami University
Watler County
Clora
Alberta
Seever
Mitesman Diab
Me. Fisher
Wm.Bunteau
Pairfield
Joe Hugh Heiland
Wayne Long
Antey Piper
James Jones
Sevenmile
Dr Gi
Urman Davis
Wear Chester
My. Rogers
John Kilhaurun
Ross
Eask
Bes T (Alent
Rugg
Butler County Fair
Alberty Finlay
John Theis
Trenton
Hamilton Y M C A to launch Young Men's Leisure Time league
The Hamilton Y M C A trustees approved a plan by Homer Gard for a Young Men's Leisure Time league open to unemployed men 18 to 30 in Hamilton and vicinity. The program offers recreation and education, job work and counseling, with an executive committee to form a sponsoring group and organize details for implementation.
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Hamilton Y, M, C
Homer Gard
Hamilton
Homer Guev
Hie Hoard
Vistees
Lin Hamilton
Goedt
Last Rush For Dog Licenses In Butler County
About 2200 dogs in Butler County were untagged Saturday and may face seizure by the dog catcher. Friday marked the last day for license purchases without penalty, with total sales around 4200. A deputy at Middletown ran short of stamps. no extra supplies were rushed. A 1 toll per tag was imposed Saturday, with penalties increasing to 2 for male dogs and 1 for females. An appropriation for a dog catcher exists, but appointment details are withheld. the catcher will patrol for strays in the near future.
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Butler County
Howe
Middletown
Sater
Ekewanians to Attend Dr Axby Rites
Members of the Hamilton Kiwanis Club will attend the funeral of Dr William Axby former lieutenant governor of Kiwanis clubs in this district. The service is at the family home in Harrison Sunday at 2 30. Interment in Glen Haven cemetery at Harviann. Hamilton Kiwanis meet at the Anthony Wayne hotel at one.
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Hamilton Kiwanis Club
William &. Axby
Harrison
Hamilton Kiwanians
Anthony Wayne
Tr. Axby
Glen Haven
Harviann
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Paler
Grand Boulevara
Early Register
Merle Crowthers
Bob Vednt Patel
Patel FiNing
Sana
Ye National Girl Scout
President City
Legion Auxiliary
By A. 3
Heath
Butler B. of E
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Hamilton Institutions
Mayer Estate
Ny Howewt
Carine
Templars
CONG
Neal D. Nowlin
the Congregational Church
Haa
Fred J. Hall
Stata Conferenas
Christian’ Chnvelies
Wanilton
wWelook
Redeemer Br
Chamber of Commerce Board
Thos
Thomas Leigeton
Mrs. Fisher
Frires
Westy Middletown
Any
Lora Clambera
Reilly
Frank Uylend
Janes Wine
Vottice
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Jlomer Gard
Doir Willan
Morris Taylor
Charles J. Parish
William P. Griesimer
Dr. Teouin Tf. Feeehtling
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