Social Meeting and Birthday Tea Dominate Lindenwald Circle
The Hamilton Circle No 2001 D of I hosted an entertaining evening with five injured and enchye games and prizes. A public birthday tea at Col. Stiverson’s home celebrated Mrs. Ware Walker and Mrs. Tom Ware with a well attended program of music readings and vocal selections. Women’s City Club Book Review Group also met to discuss two widely varied civil history titles.
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D. of I
Hamilton Cirle No
Inma Gaughn
Helen Sith
Kia Grate
Mary Grace
Anna Tazennon
Sarah Winged
Alary Mvnede
Clara Burkham
Carolina Hilpolsteiner
Hlixabeth
Kohfer
Mayme — Wingand
Frances Keluh
Ivone McCaffrey
Therese
Veil
Nellie Voyeker
Leova Long
Jennia Sharp
Magdalen Peril
Alma Mohr
Helena Schwanp
Margaret Schnapp
Jennie Fallert
Melen Winnefeld
Lorelle Tis
Josephine Heaves
Cora [Gsenman
Melen Dahlman
Mannie McGreevy
Whenlells Retnor
Air Col
Hee
Glover
Soundstere
Tha Girl Rest
Sallys Sallies reviewed at Wordnesday book section
Sallys Sallies covered in the Woman's City club review, noting Ellen Glasgow's Sheltered Life and Bruce Baden's He Upset the World as spiritually themed. A surprise visit to Mrs Chris Hume was reported, along with social news, a student scholarship fund meeting, and several local engagements including birthdays and births.
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Hite
Ellen Glasgow
H. I. Wilkinson
J. W. Couhoy
Bruce Baden
Apostle Paul
God
Priday
Tani
Wencen
Colin. Gardner
Colin Gardner
jMill
Dayton
Yorke
Wallaes’ Swan
Marjorie Swan
Middleftown
Bavatte
Virginia Wilgoth
Untbridge
Mogg
Montclaire
Neda Walsh
Rington
Grant Philadelphia
Nanny Cardace
Conference on Road Plans in Butler County
County officials discuss road plan funding and projects in Butler County. Last year heavy rains aided by state highway support funded North Third Street extension and Millville Bridge. 1933 budgets face cuts as state program tightens and a proposed $4 million diversion to relief is noted.
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State Highway Department
Butler County
North ‘Third Street
Millville
Columbia
O. W. Morrell
State highway budget cut halves new road program for 1933
Columbus Ohio January 26 Decreased revenues and a proposed diversion of 94000000 from the state highway construction fund to relief will greatly curtail road building in 1933 said C W Marvell state highway director The gasoline tax share would be 10350000 for the year with 4000000 diverted for relief leaving 6350000 for new construction and 2200800 to cover fixed charges including unemployment bonds and Rotary work financing The legislature altered the state share by counties and cities lowering the total for new highways from 14900000 in 1931 to 14400000 in 1933 The department faces a 900000 deficit in maintenance and repair compared with needs for 1933 estimated at 10409000 while it costs 10880000 to preserve existing roads and public safety Substantial funds are needed for hard surface highways and unpaved traffic bound roads totaling several million dollars.
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Merrell
Morrell
Minister Silent On Bribe Charge Continues On Page One
The debate centers on Mr Hall and a proposal to reduce chattel loans and mortgage interest. Rep Kingsley A Tal of Cuyahoga explains he asked the author to appear before the house. Patt urges Hall to detail the bribery attempt, but he resists. The resolution aims to place all facts in the case, with Mayall cautioning not to embarrass the process. The prosecutor from Guernsey County plans to testify, and the matter will be pursued tomorrow.
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Praimie
Low Aly Efalr
Guernsey
Proacenton
Tin House
Indo Yeat
Tutura
Cyurnsey
Hall
Mayall
Tomorray
Inflation ideas bring inquiries
The article outlines debates on inflation strategies and the Summers TaGuardia McKeown debt adjustment bill, arguing the need to reduce dollar value and debt burdens. It notes gold standard concerns and the political process limits, then reports a recovered bicycle held for its owner, Henrietta Green of 75 Cheatnut Street.
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Rency
Chiss
Uoder
Summers - TaGuardia - McKeown
Mia
Henrietta Green
Cheatnut Street
Bolign
Ever Ready Guild Hosts Parents Dinner Night
Ever Ready chapter of the First Baptist World Wide Guild welcomed members' parents to a sunset meeting. Miss Mortiss Williams presided as president with Miss Velma Kull as recording secretary. Program included devotions by Miss Bessie Beiser, musical pieces by Paul and Geneva Fishwick, a duet, vocal solos, and readings. Attendees listed various Mr and Mrs, including Fishwick, Blackall, Baker, Dodrick, Kuhl, and Hodges, among others.
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First Baptist World Wide Guild
Mra
Josophine Hodges
Velma Kul
Mis. Thomas
Fishwick
Ollie Blackall
Ray Baker
Jack Dodrick
Mia Kuhl
W. Baker
Alva William
Josephina Tredges
C. W
Mrs. C. A. Platt Called by Death
Mrs. C. A. Platt died at age 85 after a lingering heart condition. Widow of C. A. Platt, she lived 30 years in Severmile and was active in Collinsville Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs. Ralph Belxer and Mrs. Robert Winters, two sons George and Howard Belser, two brothers William Neanover and Robert Neanover, two sisters Miss Anna Neanover and Mr. Oliver Gentry, and many other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Finnie Platt
Wits A. Platt
Torsday
Goa
C. A. Platt
Severmile
Collinsville
Ralph Belxer
Robert Winters
Severnewn
George and
Howe Ard Belser
Severoniles
William Neanover
Cumnlen
Robert Neanover
Richmond
Anna Neanover
Cansdeny
Oliver Gentry
Oxford
Amany
Beyond the Door: Carol Brown Debuts in The Journal Next Week
Carol Brown, famed Hamilton author daughter of Dr Charles Matthaw Brown, prepares her premier story Beyond the Door in The Journal. She built a reputation writing clever tales in Cincinnati publications and social circles, drawing on life and people for romance and mystery.
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Carol Brown
Tha Journal
Hamilton
Charles Matthaw Brown
Wreachy Toring Chives
Hamiltom
Misa Brown
Corhoi
Cayal Brown
Virginia
Trenton Couple Arrested In Drunken Liquor Plot
A Trenton couple, Millridge and Jane Elfridge, were taken into custody after police observed them attempting to deliver intoxicating liquor in Milridge vicinity. Millridge released on $1,000 bond, Jane Elfridge held on $300. both face hearings in poker court Thursday afternoon. Police Chief Roy We Scofield, Officer Robert Dinesu, and Plainclothesman Heward Davis conducted the arrest. A Crescent Aid Society regular meeting proceeded later that evening, while William Phapp reported his bicycle stolen from 1017 Main Street Monday.
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Trenton
Milltown
Tau
Naftey
Hanor
Wiliam Bidridga
Crentatty
Jane
Avota
York Nia
Walnut Avenue
Svenaro Street
Roy We Scofield
Heaward Davis
Sessian
Robert Dinesu
Wdridge
Milridge
Elfridge
Poker Court
Crescent Aid
Keath Wiehl Street
Fine Johnson For Torturing Child
Brock Julngony, 40, of 10 Kirk Avenue, was fined £5 and costs in municipal court on a charge of torturing a child Mitson Burton, son of Mrs Mazel Burton. The case involved alleged assault and severe harm to the boy, with allegations that Alphonso Pater pressured the actions. Johnson admitted shoving Burton, denying kicking him, and described the events surrounding the incident.
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Brock Julngony
Kirk Avenue
Wer
Mitson Burton
Mazel Burton
Johnson Tind Leon
Alphonso Pater
Burton
Johazor
Johnson
Barton Boy
Korney
Hint
Herbert Wilson in Bankruptcy
Terbert Wilson an arachiist filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in United States district court in Cincinnati. The case lists indebtedness totaling about 7a fed atavots. The Laetitita Fey Tixpertuvental Heseareh team cited a development of a roman machine for making artificial beings, noting coarse fibers flax hemp and bone as materials.
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Herbert Wilson
Terbert Wilson
Arachiist
Thamitton
United States
Lemp
Bnodss
Raniie
Lee Freed Detained on Loitering Charge in Hamilton
Lee Freed aged 24 of South-Wirth street was arraigned in municipal court on a loitering charge and ordered held by the city. Detectives Ed Riley and Mobert Dinwiddie moved him to Cincinnati where authorities linked him to a county robbery gang. He was returned to Hamilton Wednesday but attendants could not identify him as a member. prior to arrest Freed had association with a gang jailed earlier in the year.
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Vega Leo
Personal notices from Hamilton to New York City
A series of local personal notices mentions M. Moore of Hamilton visiting Hotel Al-Mert in New York City. Mrs. Mert Overpeck recovers at her home. Mia David Madison and her two children Evelyn and Shirley Rosa left Ross Avenue for a two month Florida trip. Clement Zimmermany de is reported in fair condition after a Mercy hospital operation. Some details about unrelated incidents and hospital charges appear in the fragmented text.
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Moore
Hamilton
al- Mert
New York City
Mert
Track Apartments
Ross Avenue
Mia
David Madison
Evelyn
Shirley Rosa
Florida
Amny
Clement Zimmermany de
Mercy Hospital
Tabberieg
Harvillom
Buller
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