Two charged in giant moonshine still seizure near Hamilton
Police and county officers seized a subterranean moonshine still with 500 gallon capacity at Joseph Harper’s Binghem Road home north of Hamilton. Harper faces federal liquor manufacturing charges after a raid that found 180 gallons stored, 160 gallons in aging kegs, and a complex setup including an electric pony and ground pipe to move liquor.
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Joseph Harper
Binghem Road
Hamilton
Harper
Butler County
Amisily Gas Department Propleyes
Byron Furglton
Dayton
Bingham Road
Corporation
Tia
Matea Eos
John. Schumacher
John C. Cathona
Asptain Byron Fuesison
Pokeeman
Meaty Mark
Tetectives
Robert Anowardsear Devker
Palyohnen
Gall
Marpor
Atill
Authoriziog
Fedor Prohibition Department
Chaaiuetl
Alturies Wars Claris
Butter County
Weather data fragment from Hamilton column
Fragmentary weather notes from Hamilton by A. B. Heath show yesterday's slight misspelling and scattered temperature figures across years. The readable items include stray numbers and headers, indicating archival climate records rather than a cohesive forecast or report.
Hamilton Sub-Contracta For New Junior High
Hamilton sub contracts for the new Woodrow Wick junior high school project to multiple firms. The William B Wick company to supply rough lumber cement and lime. the Asphalt Roofing company to handle roofing. and portions of the framing to be provided by Fred M Mynns Company. The notices come from H R Way camping Dayton with details relayed by architect George Wakrini.
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Woodrow Wikaunt
Raton
Hamilton
H. Ry Way
Dayton
General Cantedder
Iton
George Warkini
Ane
William B. Wick Company
Rowsh Lumber
Cemant and Line
Mrs Effie Flenner Called by Death
Mrs Effie Flenner widow of David Pleanner died at her home 103 South Balrool after a long illness. Born Feb 3 1836 she was 76. She married Daniel Flenner in 1883. Survived by son Mendel and daughter Wavey Flenner, sisters and nieces. Funeral at Webb Funeral Home Monday at 3 with Rev George Simonson. burial in Greenwood Friends.
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Ein Dirk Pleaner
David Pleaner
South Balrool
Fenner
Samuel A
Isabella Park Dick
Millville
Eftie Dick
Denel Hlenwar
Edna B
Mende P. Wenner
Wavey
Flenner
Mande Wenner
Hilton Publia x Shoals
Tenac N. Dirk
Fephewa
Flonner
Fay
Old Bethel Church
Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Vlenner Wiii
Webb
Simonson
Greenwood
Wan
Hursday
Haan and Ovendsys
Elks Fathers and Sons Talk At Dinner Meeting
The Elks Ham ilon Lodge No. 0 held a dinner at the Dike temple Serond and Ludlow, discussing reinstatement progress and plans for a November 16 banquet featuring Coach Wilton of Miami University. Election day caused a philosophical session next Tuesday with election returns to be discussed.
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Elks
Dike Temple
Serond
Ludlow Pevents
Dd. Willer
Mather and Son
Coach Wilton
Miami University
Joh V. Noilen
Joseph HM. Warnlort
Conmittes
Mal Willer
A. d. Warndorf
John Gabhiart
Board of Governors
Floyd Thompson
Craud Lodge
Oul
Delightid Saviat
Banel
Ballots Ready in Butler County for Local Election
Ballots are prepared for Butler County election with 203 275 ballots listed for distribution. City and district ballots will be released to precinct officials after 9 am Saturday and after 6 am Monday respectively. Printer-delivered ballots tally 263 275 and include village and rural district packs.
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Butler
Butler County
Board of Elections
Huwilton
Mindetowan
School Health on High Mark Report at Board Meeting
The board discussed smallpox continuation and school vaccination. Dr AL presented October figures: 313 vaccinations, 1427 inspections, seven new examinations, 25 co examinations, 54 exclusions, seven revulsions. With absent officers, Louis Semgen acted as temporary chairman amid the remarks of Mrs Beckett and Mrs Hughes.
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Welk
Trundlon
Inivention
Treslay aTlernoanc
Mary M. Hecket
Moi Aly
Baker
Selwals
Good Will Day Parade Booms Local Merchants in Hamilton
A parade sponsored by 250 Hamilton merchants spread Good Will through the city Tuesday afternoon. Traffic was held on principal streets as thousands lined sidewalks to view the event. The route began at St. Ann's Church and traced through Central Avenue, Second Street, Heaton, Fair Avenue, High, Hancock, Shuler, Grand Boulevard, East Avenue, High, Main Street, Webster, Eaton, Henson, Gray, and B Street.
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Hamilton
Wilner
Youkle
Tamiltons
Nobert Schuster
Navamaher
St. Ann's Church
Pleasant Avenue
Central Averus
Second Street
Heaton
Fairgrounds
Fair Avenus
High
Hancock
Kiwanis Program Features Judge Ross and Speakers
Hamilton Kiwanis heard D J Baker superintendent of schools on the school levy, Dr Mark Millikin on the city charter, and Judge Simon Ross of the Court of Appeals discuss judicial duties and the humane administration of justice.
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Hamilton Kiwanis
Anthony Wayon
D. J. Baker
Spreiat School Levy
Mark Millikin
Whend
Surge Simon Ross
Court of Appeals
Ross
Dourl
Rios
First Reformed Women's Program Receives Flowered Nightingale Reading
Mes residents gathered at the First Reformed parsonage on West Main Street for a women’s program led by Miss Blum who spoke on Flor ened Nightingale. The group announced Christmas dinner plans for December 29 at Leishowe on West Main Street with baskets to be filled for the needy. Louise Russell, Mery Bowes and Pern Blum organized the event.
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First Reformed
Mes
Walur B. Leis
West Matin Street
Worn Blum
West Main
Beng Louise Russel
Mery Bowes
Pern Blum
Legion Meeting at Frank Darwin Post on Friday Night
Regular monthly gathering of Frank Darwin post No 1187 Amperxienn Giegion set for Friday evening. Discussion focuses on Armistice Day plans with luncheon served after bowling activities.
Mrs Veolnin Nichols In Serious Condition After Operation
Mrs Veolnin Nichols, wife of Ralph Nichols, 1049 Franklin Street, is in a very serious condition at Moray Hospital following an infected mastoid that required an operation on Monday.
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Velma Nighols
Veolnin Nichols
Wits
Ralph Nighols
Franklin Street
The
Moray Hospital
October fire losses and alarms reported by chief
Fire loss totaled 220 dollars in October with 61 alarms and one false call, per monthly report by Fire Chief William On a. Buildings where fires started were valued at 36 000 dollars and total building values reached 8 995 dollars. Firemen used 0.977 gallon long of water to fight fires.
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Qutober
Flea
Wednessas
William Oona
Auto Wrecked Kraus Sentenced In City Court
George Kraus, 30, of 804 Canal Avenue, was arrested after his car crashed into a loading platform on Sixth Wood Heaton Street at 5:30 Tuesday afternoon. He was charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated and sentenced to three days in jail with his license suspended for six months, arraigned in municipal court Wednesday morning. Witnesses Fred Roister and Jack Connaughton were in court as Kraus fled the scene before Motorcycle Officer Lindsay captured him.
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Bixth
Fred Roister
Ally Molinitor
Jack Connaughton
Aunicipal Court
Kraus
Hatchey
Lindsay
U P Hospital Unit Sewing Thursday At Fort Hamilton
The United Presbyterian branch of Fort Hamilton hospital will hold an all day sewing event at the parish house this Thursday. A covered dish luncheon is planned at noon.
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U.P
United Presbyterian
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Two Firms Pledge Upgraded Beckett Paper Plants
Two firms pledge support for a $120,000 improvement program reported to the Industrial Rehabilitation Committee of the Fourth Federal Reserve district. Beckett Paper Company shows a 30 percent capacity gain after machine upgrades. Hamilton and Butler counties’ rehabilitation efforts also name Lowenstein Hueni ture and Lowenstein Furniture among cooperating firms.
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Beckett Paper Company
Fourth
Federal Reserve District
Tamilton
Alexander Thomean
Champion Coater Paper
Wharls
Hamilton
Butler County
Lowenstein Hueniture Company
Lowenstein
David Mi Silver
Lowenstein Furniture Company
Lowenstein Pugniature
Beckett
Mithine
Men s Bible Class Rally November 22 At Hamilton Mog s
The Hamilton Mog s Bible class federation schedules a November 22 rally for men s Bible classes citywide. Noel Adams presides as J P Gallaher and Dolly Hiltenberger report on the national convention at New Philadelphia. An invitation from Middletown for a meeting is received.
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Hamilton Mog’s
M. OG. A
Noel Adams
New Philadelphia
J.P. Gallaher
Dolly Hiltenberger
Auto Fire Probe Shrugs Off Blamed Act
Sheriff John C Schumacher investigated a Tuesday night car fire on Kyla Road half a mile north of Princeton Glendale Road. The large sedan burned after two occupants were seen driving away, one returning briefly before the other ignited. Authorities suspect arson by use of a lighter or torch.
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John C., Schumacher
Kyla
Princeton Glendale
Germantown
Wuthouilies
Layotars
Bequest in Long Will to St Stephen Athletic Club
The residue of the estate of bs. A. C G. Long goes to Mt. Stephen's Abuletigelah of Hamilton per his will filed for probate. Specific bequests include $250 to St Stephen's church for masses and $1,000 to John D. An rene for witness matters. Real estate at 343 North Second Street and household goods go to Dorothy Graxen. executor is The Savings Bank and Trust Co. Will dated July 12, 1926.
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Bs. A. C G. Long
Long and
Alslalter Go
Mt. Stephen's
Abuletigelah
Hamilton
St Stephen’s Church
John D. Anrene
Wettess
North Second Street
Ferme
Dorothy Graxen
Vernon
St. Grazen
Ens Savings Bank and Trust Co
Anna Maxwell
Cyrus J. Witton
Faber Uninjured As Train Strikes Auto
The article reports that Trovdon Mike Faber of 526 North Fiatyeo escaped serious injury after his auto was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio train near Wirth Shecat Soosaille at about 10 16 Tuesday night. Police and bystanders witnessed the event. engineer George Bauver and conductor Jerry Foley were in charge at the cars.
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Trovdon
Mike” Faber
North
Fiatyeo
Laltimore
Ohio
Putiee
Paltt
Fieth Street
Ant
George Bauver
Jerry Foley
Laonis
AG 2
Lindenwald Church of Christ to mark 20 30 year anniversaries
Lindenwald Church of Christ plans a homecoming on Sunday November 13 to celebrate 20 years since building dedication and 30 years since the church was founded. Three services will honor past ministers and members with a 9:46 am worship, noon basket luncheon, 2:20 pm greetings, and a 1:30 pm evening service led by Rev. W. T. Stullins of Carthage Ohio.
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Lindenwald
W. T. Stullins
Carthage
Ohio
Liulenwald Church
King
Frick Kernohan
Mollie Dunlap
Bert Punsmell
P. Phipps
C. Chiles
Long on promises speech by Judge Marx at junior Democratic club
Judge Robert Marx of Cincinnati condemned the Hoover administration as long on promises short on performance at a junior Democratic club rally. He warned the 1932 campaign would test labor and farmers while urging support for Roosevelt. He blasted threats to workers and pledged Democratic action after March to enforce laws against wealth and poverty.
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Democratic Club
Robert Marx
Cincinnati
Hoover Administration
Ravanyolt
Franklin
Roosevelt
Robert 3. Marx
Cichijiunti
Keiser Building
South Seeayed
Biter
Hoover
Judge Marx
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Mars
Barna
Marx
Altnrney M. O. Burns
Milne
Hemocracy
Jimiar Democratic Club
Burns
Jefferson
Burts
John B. Connaughton, Jr
Burog
Torbe
Tiiauto
Hernusaib
United States
Democratic Party
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Binghow Rand
Campbell Drive
By A. B. Heath
Masivin Yeaterday
Effie Flenner
Miami
Judge Ross, Baker and Millikin
Beckett Paper Company Lands District
St. Stephen Athletic Club
Faber
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Evening Journal
ED Wheelan
Heelal
Eplode
Janet Grey
Wyndam
Tom Fowler
Ashton
Bentley
Alston
Mr.wyn
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