Automobiles clash in Symmes area injuring several
A string of weekend auto accidents near Symmes involved multiple injuries. Four persons were hurt with two children among the victims in a Fourth and Court street collision. Ben Byymes and others sustained minor injuries as vehicles collided on Grand Boulevard and Central avenues. Witnesses later identified the drivers and license numbers while police filed no charges.
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Aamilton
Yao
Qourt
Ben Bymmes
Grand Boulevacit
Tone
Hamilton Trails
Dale Rostell
Haulten
Maxive Raztell
Hamilton
Motley Roswell
Golliston
Court Streets
William St Dalton
Logan Avenue
Wuttant
Nowtoll
Symmes
Gro
Fayer How
Central Avenue
Dixie Highways
Symes
Qolice
W. &. Stanley
Lawtonia
Hus
Valuown
Paul Kinikin
Widnut Street
Central Avenas
Chestnut Street
Kinikin
Polien
Walter Finsteld
Sid
Amd
Charles Sprott
Thimillon
Diay
Newt South Avenue
Lao Welogk
Salary cuts for Butler County officials under state order
Butler County officials elected in November will receive reduced salaries this week under Ohio legislature directed cuts. Deputies and certain officer salaries are readjusted to fit appropriations, with an annual saving estimated around 3794 dollars. Some officials remaining on term did not volunteer to accept reductions, while others await the new start date for the changes. The plan keeps pay levels aligned with the new fiscal provisions and anticipates adjustments for department heads and engineers as outlined.
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Butler County
Ohio
Buller County
Butler
Pha
Rhode Lek
Aly Mo
Nikita Uh
Ntitr
Uevanty Consianers
Vayaly
Owiners Corp
Clerks Here Elect Officers At Meeting
Stanley Kimble was elected president of the National Federation of Pontoffica Clerks Local No. 450 at a Saturday meeting. Other officers named include Morris Hookns as vice president, Willard Dentine as treasurer, Michael uont as secretary, and newly appointed welfare trustee Piervs Mautlan Glade Teobineon and Walter W Sohilte.
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Stanley Kimble
National Federation of Pontoffica
Morris Hookns
Willard Dentine
Asi
Michael Uont
Aemyore
Hur Welfare
Failed to Leave State Faces Jail
A man, living on a farm near Ottawa, was detained and rearrested after a prior order to depart the state expired. He faced charges tied to delinquency and neglect of his children, with investigators noting Conrad’s children were not in school. Officers recalled him at the train station during the initial arrest. Local authorities alleged possession of a moonshine still in the vicinity.
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Okeawa
Carililion Capel
Gideon Palmer
Conrad
Weather data fragment from Hamilton paper missing context
Fragmentary weather note lists last night minimum of 29 and sparse temperatures for the state across years, with garbled names and dates. Unable to determine locations or full context due to severe OCR distortion.
Good Will Days Climax Set For February 8
Announcement from Hamilton merchants confirms the closing date for the third period of Good Will Days with a program at Moose Hall at 8 21 p m The event includes a mood oriented entertainment and a mammoth parade inviting all Good Will Days merchants to participate February 8 is the main focus of the celebration.
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Monheras
Good Wil Days
Hamilton
Moose Hall
Chambers Booked For First Forum Of Parents At Y
Dr. Louis de Prechtling to lead the first Parent Forum at the Y on Tuesday night. The event invites Hamilton parents to discuss pressing problems and identify key issues for discussion in small group sessions. All interested parents may attend and participate in the session focused on parental involvement.
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Chambers
Louis de Prechtling
Ebay
Khae Wy
Bf Whitakers
Bute Mays
Jai Bron
Maran
Tokolen
Chambers Tsovell
Chi Ag
Corwin
Bee 'Huwsiliy
Wight
Mission Pictures At St John Church
Rev J Braun spoke at St John Church on a sermon illustrated lecture about the missionary enterprise its significance and reach from western borders of the country The event drew Redgrave and St Pauls church representatives and pastors Vyoos Walbrecht among others Also notes a bicycle found by Thompson STL Road and kept for the owner
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Krom
Cowntry
J. Braun
Linn Misesiont
Darge
St. John's Church
Bonn’s Andigree
Redgrer
St. Pauls
Ehuwch
Executives at Meeting in Oxford County Assembly
Raymond T Brown of Oxford was reelected secretary treasurer for the ensuing year by the executive committee at their meeting Saturday night in the Buller County area. Brown has led the office since August 1929. The meeting covered routine business and a schedule of township quarterly meetings in February and March across multiple townships including Hanaeer Union Milford Rosstown St Clair and others.
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Raymond T) Brown
Oxford
Buller
Hanaeer Township
Union Township
Morgan Township
Yadderly
Iggy Mahenavy
Atudison Township
Aberly Township
Milford Township
Merning
Nutrition Lettlers Meats
Small-town Fires and Electrical Shorts Reported
An array of brief fire notices from Friday night and Sunday afternoon describe a chimney fire at Willi Kochler’s home causing no damage, a fuel-store blaze at Joseph J. Dubois drug store with slight impact, a wiring short that lightly damaged Charles Feta’s car, and rubbish in Burling burning near George Sith’s residence.
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Avai
Satie
Sumilay
Wilusd
Cantina
Maze Property Valued At 1629 In Probe
Property records show T Palneer and two others among assessors examined Monday to determine the cause of William S Mane of Middletown valued at 1416902, with figures reflecting assets in prominent institutions. Maze named administrator in estate.
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MAZE
T. Palneer
Marshall
Clyde Thokner
Caurk
William S. Mane
West Side Bible Class Attendance Sets Record
The West Side Hamilton Bible classes report high turnout with 277 men at the West Side session and 208 at the Hamilton Men’s class. Attendance and response to organized discussions highlight community engagement in religious study events this month.
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West Side
John Brentel Dies Suddenly at Home Services Tuesday
John Brentel aged 64 died suddenly at his home on M29 Grand Boulevard after a heart attack. Coroner Mallvard reported the death occurred Sunday morning around 7 o clock. his widow and several relatives survive. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at St Veronica's church with interment in St Stephan's cemetery. Friends may call Monday afternoon and evening.
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Jolin Brentel
Grand Boulevard
Mallvard
Butler County
Ccllad
Brentel
Cites Sheppard for Destroying Property
Destruction of property charged against Cohanan Sheppard of T227 Pascal Avenue in a warrant filed Saturday night by Ha Holes of 202 Howth Mountontaa who alleged Sheppard broke a door.
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Sheppard
Cohanan Sheppard
Pascal Avenue
Poties
Ha Holes
Howth Mowuntonta Aya
Character Building Work Needed Most At This Time
Reverend D A Cassette of Trinity Episcopal urges continued support for character building agencies and Youth groups. He argues social responsibility extends beyond feeding the poor and warns that closing such programs even briefly would harm young men and boys at risk of drifting into crime.
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D. A. Cassette
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cassetta
Chirch
YM. C.A
W. CL
Rey
Girl Scouts
Jesus
Warrant Arrests In Atkins Assault Case
Warrant actions lead to the arrest of Robert Atkins age 21 and William Atkins age 29 of 22 South Ninth street on assault and battery charges. William A. Kingaley faces a shooting to kill count. Police records show warrants dated August 3, 1981 signed by Henry Marthing. Warthing alleges the Atkins brothers beat him and threatened his life with a revolver. he is set to testify in sessions court Tuesday morning.
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Robert Atkins
South Ninth Street
William Atkins
Allan Lindsay
William A. Kingaley
Ute Watrinils
Angual
Henry Marthing
Warthing
Athins Brothers
Federated Class To Hear Fichter
The Bameton Federation of Mons Bible classes will meet at High Street Church of Christ on Monday evening. A fine musical program will open, led by Wilmer N. Fetter directing the orchestra for the Y M C A. The speaker, Joseph W. Fichter, assistant to Dr. B O Skinner, Ohio director of education, will discuss The Value of Organization to Men in the Church. Several matters of importance will be considered.
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Cato Ians Coutsie
MOLA
Wrelowk
Rou Suh
Chisane Tounal Dis
Mmeh
la Loadura
Haya' Cht
Smuday School
Wiese
Port
Tt Wis
Bameton
Mons
High Street Church of Christ
Munday
Wlmer N. Fetter
Orphes Dieb
Y. Mag
Joseph W. Fiehter
B. 0. Skinner
Ohio
Ma “Fiehter
Girl Scouts Hold Camp Reunion At Little House
A reunion for Girl Scouts who camped at Camp Michikini Kiwa last summer and those interested in attending was held Saturday at the Little House. The event opened with a campfire session, featured stunt performances by troops, songs and games, followed by camp refreshments.
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Michikini- Kiwa
Hi Y Discussion Meetings Open at Sunny Afternoon
The first of a series of Hi-Y discussions by Atsens ion groups is planned by the Hoya and Ye Giels. A sunny Sunday afternoon meeting at the YW CA will host high school students. Those in attendance at the first meeting included Mary Cochray, Marv Zoller, Edith Clarke, Ruthia White, Mary Louise Wuest, Leong Nutter, Juno Sollen-Doger, Betty McDaniel Willan Heiser, Alfred Carter, Paul Groatolfph, Allen Wanmend, John Yorn, Harry Rosensweig, Odin Goehel, Wienner Mester, Curls Asbuvy, Tob Martin, Miliferd Davider, James Bisson and Albert Wiser.
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Hoya
Wdf
Druuseepi Damian High
Fresty
John Wongwei
Elaine
Ape Point
Ape Point Lomieloes Ty Ghunge At Meetings (Oe Bu
Tn Hr
Mary Cochray
Marv Zoller
Wdith Clarke
Millred Dedrick
Ruthia White
Mary Louise Wuest
Leong Nutter
Juno Sollen- Dorger
Betty McDaniel Willan Heiser
Alfred Carter
Paul Groatol
Rook Thrown Through Window At Local Auto Shop
Cay Schneider reported an assault after a rook was thrown through a window at Schneider Auto on Ridge Avenue. Police were notified Saturday afternoon as the incident occurred near Ridgetown Avenue with damage noted to the auto shop.
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Rook
Schneider
Wong Ridgetown Avenue
Cay Schneider
Ridge Iown Avenue
Economy Threat For War Veterans In Hamilton P C
Washington reports concern over veterans employed by the Hamilton post office facing economy measures. Comptroller Raffington seeks prompt reports on pensions disability allowances retirement pay and disability compensation under his control. About 15 to 20 veteran employees were identified though exact denial figures remain unclear. Congress demands data to balance potential double compensation with other federal pay.
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Washington
Hamilton Postersive
W. BE. Buttington
Passettes
Hamilton
Hia
Posteifice
Osave
Congress
Hamilton Postoffice
Morlatt Reports Theft of Bike
Morlatt reports a bicycle theft in Seemiaile with Sheriff vba notified and the incident under investigation. The report mentions a man named Tharry Mortal and details about the stolen item and potential suspects.
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Morlatt
al Seemiaile
Vba
Sehae Mocher
Big Son
Disrespectful burglar robs Franklin police arsenal
An enterprising thief jimmied the Franklin police headquarters window at 1:80 Sunday morning and fled with a machine gun, a pump gun, several high powered rifles and many shells and cartridges valued at 245 dollars. Hamilton police were notified.
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Franklin
Jimmy
Education day observed at First Reformed Church service
Young People's Service at First Reformed Church marked Education Day with cooperation among Reformed churches worldwide. Rev. Dre W. Leigh spoke on True Education, new officers were installed, and a consecration service included twenty four teachers and officers. Music featured Martha Leo Wetzel, Goldie West, Edith Reeve, Anna Hug, and Hazel Silcox.
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Young People’s Service
First Reformed Church
Wrst Reformed Church
Dre W. Leigh
Centent Theological Seminary
Dayton
Walter Theis
Louis Freekt
Martha Leo Wetzel
Goldie West
Edith Reeve
Mig
Anna Hug
Hazel Silcox
Rey
Berry's Father Called as Tradition Friends Learn of Death
The family of Rev. G. Barry, father of I. K. Berry, manager of the Sears Roebuck and Company shop in Hamilton, learned of his death at his home in Sty Tents. Sats had visited in Hamilton and no host at friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Tra Berry and son Jett left immediately for St. Louis, planning to stay Thursday.
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G. Barry
I. K. Berry
Sears Roebuck and Company
Tara
Hamilton
Sty
Toverry
Tra Berry
Jett
St. Loui
Sick Dog Leads Patrol Reporter Tracks Mad Boar Event
Patrolman Werman Wille and Clarence Walden reported a sick mad dog boar sighting from Harmon Avenue. George Ruhlman 1195 Matinon Avenue stated the dog appeared mad and only sick. The beast was captured and taken to the hospital for examination.
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Werman Wille
Clarence
Walden
Harmon Avenue
Dag
George Ruhlman
Matinon Avenue
Kiwanis Event Led by Mense at Hamilton Street
A Hamilton Kiwanis evening program is set for Tuesday at Ste rue Streetlogg near Anthony Wayne. Thorn will host and provide music with a guest speaker and Enuornics.
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Mense
Mouse
Hamilton Kiwanis
Tuly
Ste
Anthony Wayne
ATS
Thorn
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