Merchants Plot Christmas Plans And Legislation
The Hamilton Merchants Association and the Better Business Bureau met at the Anthony Wayne hotel to review proposed ordinances on circulars sales regulations temporary stores and licensing. They revived the committee on solicitation and decided no Armistice Day observance for state closings. David M. Silver authorized to appoint committees on store hang during Christmas and on association advertising. The meeting attendees included H Warndorf J Schmitt Homer Gard Millikin P Shotts John W Verean Robert D Fishes Don W Fitton J E Humbach M E B Kolloge L J Nardine J Walter Wack and Donald L Mitchell.
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Hamilton Merchants’ Gasestation
Hamilton Better Business Bureau
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Millikin P. Shotts
Sity
Merchants' Association
David M. Silver
Thora Presen
2. H. Warndorf
Julius Schmitt
Homer Gard
Millikin P. Shot
Judge Ross Addresses Kiwanis on Clarity and Intent
Judge Ross warned Kiwanis members to choose words carefully and mean what they say, citing concrete cases. Baker Heard urged sustaining the Hamilton schools levy to preserve standards amid rising enrollment and finite reserves, while Millikin argued for a city tax amendment allowing profits from municipal utilities to aid the poor and municipal services, noting tax reductions since 1927.
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Ross
Baker
Board of Education
Shere
Hamilton
Baker Sai Hamilton
Haniton
Millikin
Mark Millikin
Tia
Elimloe
Famous Poet Edwin Markham Pens Poem for Roosevelt
Edwin Markham author of The Man With the Hoe and Lincoln the Man of the People has written a poem dedicated to Franklin D Roosevelt. Markham says he wrote after hearing Roosevelt make a lofty appeal for the Forgotten Man. The poem appears in today’s Journal.
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Edwin Markham
Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Markham
Next Year Poor Relief Cost Cuts Hit City Plans
The city faces a 810,000 need for poor relief next year and a total city government cost around 553,000, with employee contributions lowering it to 501,000. Estimated taxes bring 178,000, but a 25 percent delinquency will leave a 263,000 deficit, prompting elimination of several services and 23 firemen plus six policemen. Dr Millikin warns the amendment is an emergency one-year measure amid potential untoward conduct.
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Millikin
Election of Bod ETY Misa Tuley as Kappa Delta Phi President
Marie Tuley elected president of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority at the annual meeting held last evening at the YWCA. Alma McArdle vice president, Waldo Hintermeister secretary, Dorothy Kollen barger treasurer. Mildred Landerman mistress of ceremonies, Alma Price guard, Grace Biegel historian, Dorothy Van Ausdall monitor. Routine business and future plans announced.
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Misa Marie Tuley
Kappa Delta Phi
Marie Tuley
Kappa Delta Mhi
V. W. Caa
Alma McArdle
Waldo Hintermeister
Miza Dorothy Kollenbarger
Mildred Landerman
Misa Fuhrma Price
Grace Biegel
Dorothy van Ausdall
Monitor
Eee
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Judge Ross
Roosevelt
Louis J. Nardine
Meon-to-Cincinnati
Hamilton Kiwanians
Cincinnnati
Lie State Council
William By Wick
Cincinnati
Kay Boller
Judge Kautz
Holler
Rosary, Kinocis and Lions
Stroud
Hayre
Alfred Stroud
Heaton Alweet
Agnes Hayre
R. R
Mt Pleasant Pike
William Flphinstone
Aberdeen University
Bod Ety
Thomas Campbell
Newport
Stanley Campbell
Sylvia Thomas
Oxford
A. Aou
Aistion of
University Women
Mise
Helen Steiger
Heinrich Homa
Laurine
Rosalia Heinrich
Shuler Arenas
Lie Home
Misa Tha Mae Dol
Mise Theresa Sauer
Clara Agee
Theresa Sauer
Ida Mae Doll
Catherine and
Trena Baldwin
Ta French
Marie Vinson
Marge Apfel
Margaret Short
Anna Ostendorf
Rosella Branfier
Violet Sapp
Carmelita Morrison
Charles McGea
Middletown
Alice Havel
Kr. Lanting
Tim Tussey
Jim Scherer
Clarence McKinney
Far
Mourne
Thorman McCracken
Lonte Fisher
Chester Welsh
Clarence
Edt
Iss
Hyland
Ftlrat
Robinson-Schwenn
Sale! Munsingwear
Belle-shameey
Sale Boys
Indies
Beacon
Nashua Supreme
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