Splendid Program Showcases Young Men's Work and Elections
The annual meeting featured eight trustees elected after a diverse program of music and athletic events. Trustees named: Robert A. Cagewell, Homer Wer gore, F H Lee Gao, Be 1 Teek Hidler, Charles Meeks, William Snevd, D. Re Sinkler, Marc Welliver. The session opened with remarks by President Homer Gard praising the leadership and noting the broader YMCA scope.
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YMCA Annual Report Highlights Boys and Men Groups
L Prosser, General Secretary, submits a scope of youth work for the past year at the Hamilton YMCA. The report notes 1092 groups and 080 affiliated units, 472 external organizations using the building, and an emphasis on character education as leisure time increases among young men. The assembly outlines challenges and the need for constructive programs to address widespread social issues.
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Hamilton's Weather Report From A B Heath
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Constable Minor Surrenders in Assault Trial
Constable Minor surrendered at the Thamelns pali heatqemters at 7 oclock Wednesday night and posted $3,000 bond signed by Hinselt. He awaits trial for assault as authorities announce delay in municipal court proceedings until further notice. Reports say Minor claims self defense. X ray shows no skull fracture.
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Snyder Sues to Possess Maching
Frank L. Snyder sues in Middletown seeking ownership of a machine. The case names Sao Finkelian and Huivk, with issues allegedly tied to an ovilor vim hime omenership and other unclear terms. The filing concerns possession and rights over the machine.
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Maury Needy Clothing Drive Aids Many Families
The Women's Relief attire center received clothing donations for men women and children from several local contributors including Mrs John J Prosser Max Strausa Harvey Gehring Mes C Parrish Miss Clara Langer and Mrs Godfrey Mayk Mu tries N A Meraemer Geo A Miller C Young and Mrs John Walkie
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Trail of Bank Bandits Cracking Clues In Morprowning Case
Sheriff William Wabbard and deputies hunt bank robbery suspects near Ware for clues after a National Bank of Mor prowning wiles heist. Officers recover a sawed off shotgun, pistol, and clothing near South Lehandn sea. A $1000 in bills and $805 in gold were seized. Probate judge Gideon Palmer handles estate claim of Wilhelmina Lister Thanttou.
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County Debate Results Five Negative Teams Win
Butler County high schools held a county debate on February 9 with five negative teams prevailing. Matches included Rass viva over Alo Township, West Chester over Fairfield, Mathree over Revowuite, and Sovennile over Somerville, reflecting a strong showing by the negative side.
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Ford Plants Closed by Briggs Strike
Briggs Manufacturing workers strike over the abolishment of the dead tine deduction rate. The Briggs plant in Detroit halted operations, forcing Ford to shut all plants nationwide, leaving about 190,000 workers idle as Ford insists on bodies for assembly.
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Auto Firms Face Labor Strikes Amid Detroit Plant Disputes
Detroit January 2. Major auto makers announced plant shutdowns nationwide due to labor troubles at Detroit sites supplying bodies to major companies. Up to 150000 workers may be affected as Briggs Manufacturing and Weyand units pause output. Murray Corp president Clarence Avery warned production cuts could reduce output from 7200 to 2000 workers. Some suppliers may exhaust body stock by Monday while Ford and others risk halted stocks without new bodies.
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Tomorrow's Prep Meeting Draws 125 Guests at Western College
Dr Ralph Hie presided at Western Colley Oxford as the W G A association held its monthly Preparation for Tomorrow event. About 125 guests attended the evening, with elegant decor and a musical program by George TH. Sinenson.
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Demand Butler Labor for Road Work in County
Butler County officials plan to require bidders on road projects to employ workers residing in the county. At a Friday county commissioners meeting, bids were opened for 1933 labor, with a policy favoring local hires. The first project involves concrete wing and fill along Lane Mill Road, Milford Township, to repair flood damage. Bids listed included J Drsmitt of Middletown at 3, R Beibert of West Middletown at 809.82, William Fogarty of Farallation at 65.90, and A D Vanarsdall of station at 12. The estimated total was 713.55.
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Walter Lippmann Joins The Hamilton Evening Journal
Walter Lippmann joins The Hamilton Evening Journal as a staff writer via a contract with Tribune Syndicate. Known as a brilliant liberal spokesman, he will express his opinions on subjects of his choosing. Continued on page 6.
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Fairfield Play Brings Praise to Town Event
Fairfield Township auditorium hosted a Thursday evening three act show The Crowning of the Gypsy Queen directed by Vivian Clidawell music supervisor The cast featured Richard Grollatas Kimber Kravk Carl Rasenevana Mildeed Skottun Tree Batchelder Hain Tura and Marparel Mab who delivered an excellent performance with strong attendance
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Close Baptist Contest Set for Sunday at Lincoln School
Rev. T. T. Welch announces Dr. Lewis H. Prechtling will speak at Lincoln School auditorium at 8 o'clock Sunday. West Side group meeting follows with music by a church quartet and photos to be taken at the meeting.
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Milford T A to Meet on Milford Township Walk
A Milford T A meeting is scheduled to discuss the Dareown serial and related events. Organizers invite members to attend at the Milford township hall to review plans and dates for the upcoming walk and community activities.
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Hold Trip Here For Quiz On Burglary In Cincinnati
Three men arrested less than 12 hours after acting suspicious at a Lindenwald filling station a 9:15 p.m. Thursday night are held for Cincinnati authorities as burglary suspects. The trio Frank Frankenberg Enel Johnsons and Fidow Hidden were linked to a Cincinnati dry cleaners burglary via clothing marks and a used $10 bill found in a suspect’s shoe. Local officers reported the arrest and transfer to Cincinnati officials for questioning and possible charges.
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Death of Dr J J McHenry From Burns After Fire
Dr J J McHenry of Butler County died at Mercy hospital from extensive burns suffered when his clothing ignited by a fan heater in a Hamilton room. His son found him near death and moved him to hospital, where he died at 4:50 AM Friday. McHenry, a well known physician, practiced in Somerville before relocating to Hamilton. He leaves a son Dr Lee McHenry and several siblings.
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From Bullets to Roof Climbers On Police Report
Police report multiple incidents on Hanover Street and nearby areas. A prowler was seen on a roof at 613 Hanover Street. two suspicious figures near 625 Symmes Avenue attempted to enter but fled before officers arrived. A stray bullet crashed through a window at 198 Buckeye Street, narrowly missing Mrs Bonner. A safe was found open at Nonpareil Printing, 720 Market Street, with Ed Weiss reporting nothing stolen. A gasoline pump was found at Pyra Gil, Fourth and Comic Streets, with no theft. Local residents submitted reports of various disturbances through Friday evening.
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