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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
7
Constable Whorlhy Minor of New Mitanny faces assault charges related to an incident with a New Miami resident at Marcy hospital. Authorities report conflicting statements about self defense while both father and son claim injuries from blows to the head.
Local report covers a constable cited for assault on a father and son amid eight Butler schools debating today. Other items note a conference on Butler Road program and bills aimed at easing utility rate cuts for cities. The proposed laws seek immediate action by the utilities commission and mandate inventories to speed rate adjustments.
Weather update notes yesterday’s low and high ranges, with forecasts for the week. It records past temperatures, rainfall totals for the month, and notes about overcast nights. Contains local observations and measured figures from Heath Masiuiar.
Grocers across the town oppose a proposed sales tax plan amid regional debates. The group voiced concerns at a Wednesday meeting, citing impact on consumer costs and local business. Various officials and merchants expressed caution as discussions moved through the General Assembly.
Miami Founders Day will be celebrated here February 17 with an evening of dance and ward party. Sponsored by former students families and friends the plans are not yet completed. A Hamilton dinner committee will meet to place the Hamilton dinner and program on air for reception.
An evening of song vaudeville and a variety program is planned by the Templars Masons and Shrine club to open the season with a ceremonial event at the Masonic Temple. Featured acts include Reaves vaudeville and a Chanters chorus from Anti och Temple with a Spanish and acrobatic finale. The program will be conducted under the leadership of William J. Bure and chairmen A. J. Teapp and officers including Frank Worton and Harry Wau ill.
The Women's Union and the Motne department presented a delightful program at the Community Home on Wednesday afternoon. Pastors and local musicians contributed a talk, songs, piano pieces, and readings, with Ruth Rigglery and Marion Brows among the performers, and a light supper served after the event.
Gapping exercises were held for thirty student nurses at the General hospital Cincinnati on Wednesday evening. Misa Jane Howe and Miss Laura Kiether of Hamilton were among those receiving caps. Of 69 girls who began training in September, 36 met requirements. Speakers included Miss Helen Woodruff, daughter of Judge Robert S. Woodruff of Hamilton, who welcomed the girls into the student nurse group at the University of Cincinnati.
A Cincinnati veneer firm received the contract to fell the largest white oak on the Wixedom plate in Mix tree township. Glenn Delaney to oversee the operation, with Albert Wixedou of Manovey township among local observers. The tree measured about five and a half feet at the base and yielded an estimated value of around 00 dollars before logging costs.
The Producers Co operative reports 1932 sales surpassing any prior year with total receipts around $60,000 and a refund planned for farmer members. Deductions include commission costs, while hog weights and market readiness affect next sales, with experts noting fall pigs entering markets lighter than optimal and potential price changes in Cincinnati.
Dr. J. L. McHenry suffered painful burns when his bathrobe caught fire from a gas stove in a room adjoining his office at about 10:20 a.m. The robe smoldered, his clothing burned, and he was taken to a hospital after responders provided first aid. Patrol officers reported the incident as accidental.
Mrs Winifred B Brosius of 5117 Wash Central Middletown died Thursday morning from cerebral endhalism after she retired the night before The death was reported by her husband Fred W Brosius Dr Edward Cook county coroner investigated the case A number of guests were present at the home Wednesday night Mrs Brosius is survived by two daughters Helen of Miami University and Dorothy of abroad one brother and one sister
The Water Pageant at the YWCA opens Friday and Saturday nights with admission at the door. The program features a history of swimming, along with demonstrations by notable performers. Several named individuals are listed among participants and swimmers.
Trustees discussed county road and bridge program for 1938 at conferences with Oxford townships. Butler county appropriation was noted as insufficient yet funds remain for maintenance. Plans for major projects were not disclosed as meetings will continue with trustees to determine needs.
Representatives of the Butler County Bar Association will attend sessions of the Ohio Bar Association convention opening Thursday in Akron. Delegates Marcy Wonnell and John D. Andrews, Judge Clifton D. Boyd, Henler son Wales of Middletown plan to attend, with others likely to join. Committees will discuss appointing supreme and appellate court judges by the Board of Directors rather than by electorate, and topics include blue-sky laws and te detector demonstrations, with speaker Gobiel dustius Cael Vv ib set as principal at the local association midwinter dinner.
Police seek four stylish beggars who ride in an automobile and travel in pairs. One drives while three others beg around business and residential blocks in Cleveland. Descriptions of the car and three men were provided to authorities.
In a rare ruling the Olio Supreme Court refused to review the Barnhart award case involving Mrs. Alicea Naenhart of Middletown. The dispute centers on an accident fatality linked to American Rolling Mills, the widow’s weekly benefit and remaining sums. The Court of Appeals had previously upheld lower court decisions in favor of the widow.
The Jennie Nannie chapter of the Baptist World Wide Guild presents a three act comedy What's Grinding with a large cast including Grandia My3 Worthy Daisy Cordy and Bob Blake. The performance is set for Thursday February 2 at 8 o'clock with admission by silver donation.
This afternoon and tonight Butler county high schools host preliminary debates on the resolution that at least half of state and local taxes should come from non tangible property sources. Teams from Fairfield Monroe Somerville Rosa and West Chester compete under coaches Mrs. Williams and others, with announcements of upcoming rounds and venue details.
Walter Jones reports a probate court appraisal of the estate of Harry Ritehit Oxford showing a value of 4555.18 dollars in the county. Executors listed include TF and Tix with appraisers Shook and Charles M Shera.
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