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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1931

Page

11

The Tie Mysterious Die Man pare res

A sensational melodrama unfolds in Mooring Castle England as Roy T Burney of New York seeks Lady Mooring and a missing fate. Ann Carmichael aids a fugitive while two men hunt Roy through a dim block as a wounded visitor collapses at her door, setting up a tense pursuit.

Couiss Mooring Castle England Symonds Botter Lady Mooring Roy T. Burney New York Borneo Ann Carmichael Tefnge Tosa Fais Ann Roy Burney Kicelen Jas Iaj Browne Phere Bru Coe Rogers Irep Aanehtary Porter

Palmer Says Tax Not Sufficient For State Budget

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president L B Palmer warned that the 1933 general assembly would not raise enough revenue to fund state operations for the biennium. He urged possible recall of the assembly to pass stronger revenue measures. The report also notes Titanic survival statistics contrasting men and women.

Columbus Daly General Assembly L. B. Palmer Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Palmer

Disabled Vets Enjoy July Outing at Summer Camp

Over 1000 attendees joined the Fourth of July event for the Disabled American War Veterans at their summer camp beside the Little Misri river in Avoes park. Members of the Crnckiman club presented a large American flag while Frank A. Magee gave the presentation address. Rev Carl Stridsberg spoke on Preparedness as part of the program. Activities included races and boxing exhibitions by Harry McCarty of Fenwick Gym. Arch McCartney and Joseph Sons led the camp's organization and planning.

Avoes Park Little Mismi Knockers” Club Crnckiman Club Frank A. Magee Carl Stridsberg Harry McCarty Fenwick Gym Arch McCartney Joseph Sons Veterans’ Camp Committee

Lindenwald News Briefs Include Visits and Visitors

Miss Ruthil Lindenwald returned from a short stay at the Girl Reserve camp at Sauga tuck Michigan. Mr and Ed Holtzclaw plan to spend the Fourth at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnzon Corinthe Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Fred McKittrick and children of Flint Michigan are guests of Mr and Mrs Wm McKittrick of Minor Avenue. Mr and Mrs Peto J Huth of

Traveling group returns home from Europe visitations noted

Sacramento residents returning from a European tour called on J. Huth Sr. and were greeted by Moody Swearingen and Mrs. Yells and family. Bob Breuner is ill. Mrs. Earl Bobo stayed with Mrs. Cole in Cincinnati. Miss Mildred Schenk and a friend visited Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Edson. Mrs. Eugene Seybold of Cincinnati visited J. C. Stradi's family.

Sacramento Calif Europe J. Huth Sr Moody Swearingen Yells Bob Breuner Earl Bobo Cole Cincinnati Mildred Schenk Ams W. K. Edson Eugene Seybold J. C. Stradi

State Still In Charge Of Canal

July 6 Gilbert Bettman attorney general issues opinion to O W Merrell director of highways holding that Minch and Erie canal funds abandoned for canal purposes by the eighty seventh general assembly remain part of the public works of the state for maintenance and repair until set off and established as a public highway by the director of highways. Then canal lands should be maintained and kept in repair by the superintendent of public works as required by the general code.

Columbus Gilbert Bettman Attorner O. W. Merrell Minch Jnd

Kenia Man 15 Killed by Train Crash

Kenia near July 6 a 15 year old man Larley Treak 39 of Nenia died when his automobile from an alley crossed into a Pennsylvania passenger train. Investigations were under way to determine crash responsibility.

KENIA Larley Treakall Nenia Pennsylvania Wick Lumber Company

Eaton Merchant Hold Up Victim Reported in Local Town

An Eaton merchant was robbed Saturday by two masked bandits who forced him to unlock a cash box and take roughly 200 dollars. Sheriff Samuel Welsh joined efforts to trap the suspects, with no trace found by day’s end. A misinformed claim about a land sale by Overseer Wilbur Glens Voliva appears, including a quarrel over authority and a derisive statement about real estate thus far.

Verty Wilbur Glens Voliva Lal G. Caldwell Fervius Votive Roverseer Ile Caldwell

Quarterly Meeting At Immanuel Church Reports On Committee Work

Immanuel Lutheran congregation held a quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon. Committees reported contentment with the church’s condition over the past three months. Zion City turmoil described as insurgents occupying a park plot, reflecting rising unrest in the area.

Immanuel Church Immanuel Lutheran Zion City Zion City, TL

East Hamilton Hosts Quiet Evening at Sippel Avenue

Mr and Mrs Clyde Stillwaugh hosted a small gathering Friday evening at their Sippel Avenue home. Ed Rekers were summoned to Van Wert by the death of their 91 year old aunt. W King attended his father J King’s funeral in Hustonville KY. Mrs Glifford Steinerker and Mrs Pearl Scudder visited Cincinnati for a wholesale dry goods market trip. Spain has more sunshine than any other country in Europe.

Clyde Stillwaugh Sippel Avenue Ed Rekers van Wert W. King J. King Hustonville Glifford G. Steinerker Pearl Scudder Cincinnati

Twins Drown in Clermont Creek in Ohio

Two eighteen year old youths, Cinvinsali and Waller Towner of 3535 Dumont Street, drowned while swimming in Ninemile Creek near Tobazoo Clermont County. Their bodies were recovered after about an hour and taken to T. P. White Funeral Home. Local bathers, including Dr. W. H. Fiaskite, assisted but could not revive them.

W. H. Fiaskite Richmond

Secretary Wears Hoover Blue Fad Among Aide

Washington records note Mrs. Hoover often wears a shade called Hoover blue, a color now favored by her new social secretary, Mrs. Frederick Butler. Butler is married to Lieutenant Butler, assistant to Colonel U. S. Grant and director of public buildings and grounds.

Washington

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