Hazlett Classified Service Dispute In City Work Row
Hazlett formerly in the city classified service faced removal after evidence claimed he altered records and failed a civil service exam. Holzberger, director of public service, ruled Hazlett should not return as a city staff member due to incompetence and political activity involvement. The decision was announced today.
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Lyon
Warren
Charles Hazlett
Cimges Leite
Aupiust Lim
Vies Reingtules
Tie Eily Wis
Odinge Gard
Vorlett
Direetor
Pallic Servier
Holzberger
Haglutt
de Gause
Abe du
Woman Dies After Wall Collapse At Home
A 42 year old woman died when her head struck a stop after a fall at her residence on Main Lane. She was found unresponsive and died instantly. A 6 year old child survives.
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Boertal
Waloa
Falline Foyesidewalle
Maan Lalla
Hall
Ili Winglowe
Tial
Datushlur
Congregational Meeting At First Reformed Church Tonight
Members of the first Reformed church plan a congregational meeting tonight to hear reports from the first nine months of the year. Attendance is reported as good. A separate note states the divorce suit of Kaely Tae Takes vs Joninst Cash Lakes has been settled and dismissed.
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First Reformed Church
Kaely Tae
Itarce
Park Commission Named By Hawillon Mayor
The Hawillon park commission was reshaped after resignations and a mayoral change. Mayor Thad Stewab appointed a new three year term commission including Charles Dietenlach Joseph J. Paber and Todder with Samuel Bow as the one year appointee, all described as well qualified.
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Park Commission
Hawillon
Lvy Panners
Nolthwell
Thad Stewab
Aboday
Teriny Charles Dietenlach
Dahi Todder
Meyer Bow
Changes Made Hirerlor Ofable Service Del A Livlzberger
A list of personnel changes is noted with numerous names and roles replaced or reassigned. The document mentions John Wistian and Willian J. McGreevey among others, with several positions such as dog catcher and electric engineer altered in the city service roster.
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John Wiseman
del A. Livlzberger
Lulye Gay Potenday
John Wistian
Wadkot-Mester
Jola Garitner
Smiel Seholtheies
Eorgd Dele
Lauinesters Wynk’s
Jon Cuncauyghlun
D. Vuigelil Gue
Willian J. McGreevey
Electricwt
Rudolph Spring
Devrve L. Popp
Teitiislins Vice
Tysse 0
NEW MEMBERS Join Ci. i. society of Help ed Broken chimes
The Ci i society of Help ed Broken chimes held its business meeting at Leroy Taylor’s residence on Cleveland Avenue Jasher ing with a splendid attendance. New members will be received next Sunday evening. Members voted funds to support the pledge. Clarence Jones and CW Witwmilles led the program. After the session, refreshments were served and the evening closed with good cheer.
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Ci. i. Society of Helped Broken Chimes
Leroy Taylor
Lleveland Enue
Jash Evering
Junie
Clarence Jones
Witwmilles
Saul
Member of Ladies' Society Amid Mixed Reports
A scrambled note mentions Mrs. Maury Fath Gradolph linked to a Ladies' Society at St. John’s, with unclear references to Meath, luners, and society events. The fragment lacks coherent details and dates, offering only partial hints of membership or attendance in a St. John’s society活动.
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Ladies' Society
Maury Fath Gradolph
Meath
Dmirnal
Lailies
Society of St. John's Eluvel
Society of St. John’s Eluvel
Turn to Mieshe Uldwell of TS Vairview Ween
A daughter is reported to Be Reese Pertler at Inton Avenue, marking a family event.
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Mieshe Uldwell
TS Vairview Apie
Ween
Reese Pertler
Atinton Avenue
Grand Larceny Charge Placed Against Beel In Dayton
Dayton police report Lester Beel of 434 East Second Street charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing an automobile belonging to R. B. Boblander of 1020 West Third Street. The car was taken from Lotwid Main streets area Monday afternoon and recovered after a chase, with Beel’s arrest following at Hamilton offices. Beel, once employed at Dayton Motor Car Works, had been out of work about two weeks. Police link him to a prior theft at Clarke County jail and say he claimed the car to be his intended to use in a drive to Springfield. The case is under investigation by local authorities.
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Dayton
Jin
M. E. Kanesid
Hamilton
Lester
Aleel
Lyrthy
B. B. Boblander
Stu Loo
Louthwid - Main
du Boblanders
Plone
Hamilton Olfmas
QlAvers
Philathenas plan anniversary service at Linden ward
A Philathenas group held a meeting at Linden ward to discuss an upcoming anniversary service and a community unity program. Plans include the Philathena class leading the anniversary service in the week of Une churel with a special evening at the drug store followed by a visit to the First Baptist church class. Refreshments were served after the business session.
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Lindenwalh Moe
Udeting
York Oldirs
Elass
First Baptist Church
German Workmen Benevolent Society Elects 1942 Officers
The German Workmen's Benevolent Society elected and installed officers for 1942 at its annual meeting. Lresident Wine Mek, vice president Aug Sehnl theis, general secretary Ed Ciliweh, recording secretary Julius Sewyer, and treasurer Fred May were installed.
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German Workmen's Benevolent Society
Mwe
Lollows
Advertised Letter List No 5 Shows Names and Delays
The county commissioners discussed the advertised letter list itemized with names including Eva Allen Leona Chitevon John Poston and others. They noted delays in canal bridge site actions and awaited an attorney general opinion before proceeding with a Grand Boulevard bridge project.
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Grand Boulevard
No Attorneys for Lovell and Townsfolk Indicted
Eadward Lovell indicted by the grand jury for burglary and attempted theft of value. He appeared with lawyer David Pierce who denied engagement. Emil Minton, 17, charged with stabbing a friend while drunk, and Bhery McClung charged with burglary, stated they cannot hire counsel and requested court appointed attorneys.
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Eadward Lovell
Wiley Grand Jury
Jex Foun Clothing Co
Hardy Derglary Toys
Tds Reysion
Dudge Gari
Hie Oothly
Lovell
David Pierce
Pierce
Emil Minton
Middletown
Bhery McClung
Javee Iso
Train Derailment Near Bing Weaves Up Westbound Service
A broken flange on a wheel derailed a Navy bound passenger train near Bing around 6:15 PM Wednesday. No injuries were reported as the engine derailed the carriages but passengers were shaken. The Detroit bound service ran with a short delay toward Hamilton and Cincinnati later.
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Navy
C. IL
Ureleu
Tne
Detroit
Hamilton Sun
Cincimali
Crescent Mutual Aid Club Elects Officers
Crescent Mutual Aid and Welfare group held a meeting at B. W. Wilber's hall in Bevauth with officers elected: Lawrence Getz president, Albert Voug vice president, John H. Gulller recording secretary, EK FilgHerty financial secretary, Herman Datpe treasurer, Geo. South, Bharpe and Thos Praviar trustees. After the session the members enjoyed a Dutch lunch and pastries.
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My Crescent Boenil Club
Mattal Ald Souigky
Wilk
Beverly
Lhe Cres
Cent Mutual Aid
Avill
B. W
Licensed to Wed Names and ages in estate appraisal notice
An probate notice lists individuals connected to the Robert Durbin estate in Tab township with ages 18 16 22 and 21 and occupations including clerk printer and pressfeeder. The document names Hayden Elsie Mary Hoftmih Hamilton Rev Santen and Ada Hampton among others.
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Charles
Hayden
Hiaiuil
Elsie Mary Hoftmih
Frei Lloyd
Middletowns
Ada Hamplon
Pressfeeder
Middletown
Many Towns Meanas Religion Forward Movement Planned
The Meanas Religion Forward Movement expands to Butler County with a committee of fifty planning meetings in rural districts. Automobile tours Thursday will visit Shundon Millville Reily and Olea with Rev. Thorn hovey and others guiding talks. additional gatherings follow in Oxford Middletown and nearby towns. A large turnout is expected as pastors and laymen from local churches join forces for a convention here.
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Butler County
Committee of Fifty
Trenton
Carrtown
Berenville
Colslingville
Somerville
Monroe
Bethany
West
Oxford
Middletown
Taynen
Wen
Wopteh
Infirmary funding delays hamper steam plant award
A fragment mentions no money for a steam heating contract at an infirmary. Officials say appropriations are delayed and funds may not be allocated until February. The awarding of the contract is stalled by funding questions and potential objections.
Washington tariff revision plans and inquest filings
Washington reports that Democratic Leader Underwood announced the Democrats would revisit the tariff schedule focusing on the chemical or sugar duties. An inquest will be held on Saturday in probate court following Allen Wilson’s affidavit asserting Mary Powell is insane. Also noted are brief police entries: Towy Childs, 21, a colored paper towel maker from Middletown, and Minnie Derrickson, 19, a colored domestic from Middle Town, with Rev. Wily Maxwell mentioned.
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Washington, D. C
Underwood
Towy Childs
Tmukee
Middletown
Minnie Derrickson
Middle
Lown
Wily Maxwell
Divorce Hearing Hints at Infidelity Allegations
In a contested divorce case Judge Gard presided as Walted Green faced Edna Green. The court dismissed Stella Brooks cross petition after a letter surfaced alleging Green's infidelity. Green admitted details last winter and his estranged spouse’s petition proceeded at potential cost.
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Walted Green
Confessed Trial Sparks Dramatic Courtroom Twist
Theresa Martin Browe admitted in Judge Foster s court that she killed Charles Muldoon a city cafe victim on March 17 and that her brother James McDermott did not act alone The defense pressed for immunity while Browe and McDermott testified together revealing a fractured version of events before the jury is seated later today
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New York
Theresa Martin Browe
James McDermott
Eld
Sue
Lievoon
McDermutt
Denver
Brow
Muldootr
Pyour
Hollt
Abdication In Peking Pledges Pension To Imperial Family
Officials report an imminent abdication in Peking as the dowager empress the regent and Prince Ching reach a settlement with republican mediators. The imperial family will retain fieflike titles, reside where they choose, and receive annual pensions totaling about 3,000,000 taels ($2,000,000). The power transfer aims for minimal dignity loss to the throne.
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Peking
Tau
Prince Clin
Prince Ching
Hazardous Cement Basin Near Crawford Run Canal
Canal basin at the mouth of Crawford Run sewer near Wilmington Avenue is six feet across and fifteen feet deep, with no guard rail. It risks freestanding water, vehicle accidents, and erosion into nearby properties, potentially choking the sewer and causing overflow when floods occur. County commissioners were asked to consider a guard rail. decision referred to Prosecutor Burns.
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Crawford Fun
Wiinitton Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
I Davis
Best Ik
Jong Lo
Ani
Crawford Run
Ian
Conncil
Durns
Postmaster Elected in Berea Ohio Special Vote Result
Berea Ohio held a special election to fill the postmaster post. Cayl J Lekert won with 22 votes while his nearest rival received 73. Congressman Paul Howland supported the move and agreed to submit the matter. The position is vacant after the death of Postmaster Ti Wisner was mentioned.
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Berea
Dan
Candivalos
Cayl
J. Lekert
Paul Howland
Uial Jeffoet
Dr Minor M Jacobs Dermatology Office Listing
Office 14 South Third Sty announces Dr Minor M Jacobs specializing in skin diseases with residence Lindenwall. Home phone 276 and office hours 910 to 910 p.m.
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Minor M. Jacobs
South-Third Sty
Lindenwall
Ours
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