Past Grand Meeting Planned for Monroe February 27
The Butler County Past Grand Association held an event at Ye Odd Yellows Temple on South Third Street. Officers installed for the next term include Hien J. Covina as president and J Rottovell as vice-president. A war speaker, music by Cotton Kings, and a joke act followed a diverse program. The next meeting is set for Monroe on February 27.
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Butler County
Utde
America
Charles Hrawn
Nest
Somes
Hien J. Covina
J Rottovell
VU. Ebyains
Secrestary
Doe Waris
Trenancen
Harry L. Coehrart
Predeal
Hil Meihers
Degven Star
Mr. Brate
Heeres
Son
Wal Doutiog
Eines
Onuclic
War Spraker
Evenin HF
Rhoades
Hugh Burns
Jutson Gahhied
Arthur Kamneron
JB. Johnson
Cotton Kings
Jol Simms
Kenneth Brotherton
Ian Gulden
Bob King
Don Gelden
Monroe
First Reformed Class Meets at Neumeister Home
The First Reformed class gathered at Mrs. Emum A. Neumeister home at 119 Nowgh Street for a regular business session followed by a program and social hour. Miss Elizabeth Blacks and Miss Mina Stovenson assisted Mrs. Neumeister during the event.
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First Reformed
Neumeister
Vins Way
Emum A. Neumeister
Nowgh © Street
Wizabeth Blacks
Mina Stovenson
St Stephen's Young Ladies Aid Charity Night
The Young Ladies of St Stephen's parish hosted a series of enjoyable evenings at Fommont Hill. Proceeds from the event were used to aid the needy of St Stephen's School.
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T. Stephen's Young Ladies Aid Needy
St. Stephe's
Neely
St. Stephen's School
Presbyterians to Hear Dr Speer on Mission Work
Dr Robert Speer, secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Mission, will speak at Westminster Church Dayton in two addresses on Vesduy evening and afternoon. A delegation from eight presbyteries attends under Pastor George J Simonson. Speer is expected to address criticism of modern mission methods and discuss his lifelong work with missions in Japan, China, Burma and other nations.
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Robert Speer
Dayton
Westminster Church
Vesduy Iternion
Phin
Toy
Lieorge J. Simonson
Spo
Formvit
Japan
Teitin
Ching
Burmin
Ofo Sat Tle
Io Word Aid
Pocahontas Party on Friday Night
Neodusluy Council Degrey of Te pontis Ko will hold a benefit and dance at Me Dane hall South Third Street Friday night. Tables will be ready at 7 30 PM and dancing will be from 8 to 9 30 with a program of interest. Proceeds support local counts and community efforts.
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Neodusluy Council
Degrey of Tepontis
Me Dane Siut Hall
South Third Strow
Enuds
Dancin
Boy Scouts Board of Review Held at Nutler County
The Nutler County Council Boy Scouts of America held a board of review at Scout headquarters in Yuesing. Members present included John W. Botton and Edward Robinson among others. The session featured speeches by Mrs Tyler and Mr Howell, with a livestock farming topic and a moral breakdown discussion, plus an illustrated lecture on wildlife protections.
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Nutler County
Clark
Israel Township
Afr
Lowell
Tyler
Howell
Carl Gibboney
Alug
Mowett
Morning Sun Institute Draws Wide Crowds and Policy Debate
The Warner Institute at Morning Sun, held in the Selina Building, drew large crowds on Monday and Tuesday. Superintendent Coblesitz of Prebla County schools spoke on Mort plan for wid schools, with Mrs Lylev and Moot Towel among speakers from statewide circles.
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Warner Institute
Selina
Morning Sur
Coblesitz
Prebla County
Wid
Master Lylev
Towel
Warr Uh Ollipr
Chikken
Judge Kantz Delivers Talk to Trades Council Delegates
Judge Kantz of Butler County Common Pleas Court spoke to members and guests at the Hamilton Conference Trades and Labor Council gathering at the Labor Temple. He stressed economic conditions, causes, and policies that might remedy the situation. The event drew several delegates and observers.
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Trades Council
Kantz
VL. Kantz
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Hamilton Con Oerration Trades and Labor Council
Labor Temple
Cleveland Possible For 1933 National Air Races
Cleveland may host the 1933 National Air Races with a $12,500 fee due to the National Aeronautic Association. L W Greve, president of National Air Races of Cleveland Inc., says Cleveland’s five‑gene option and city willingness keep the bid alive.
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Cleveland
Win
Cals
L. W. Greve
National Air Races of Cleveland, Inc
National Aeronautical Association
Crusaders Plan State Meeting in Ohio February
Philip Uwato ynor, state commander of the Crusadits, announces the first state meeting for 1083 to be held in Cleveland in February. The gathering will discuss a campaign and a liquor control plan in Ohio pending modification of the Volstead act and repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Philip Uwatoynor
Crusadits
Ohio
Cleveland
Lawrence
Cleveland Crusaders Appoint New Commander
The commander of the Cleveland Crusaders has recently been appointed to a new role, signaling leadership changes within the organization. The announcement highlights a refreshed leadership approach and strategic direction for the team.
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The
Cleveland Crusaders
Local Meeting Invites Governor White to State Liquor Session
A fragment notes Hamilton invites Governor White to join a state liquor discussion at the upcoming meeting with G. A. Rontachler listed as a participant.
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White
Hamilton
G. A. Rontachler
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