City Council debates transport franchise in Hamilton
City Hall crowd fills chamber as council second reads ordinance to grant a five year transportation franchise to City Coach Company of Hamilton. Proponents push municipal ownership while opponents favor Hamilton Lines Inc. Speakers urge voter choice or municipal control. final vote set for November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thase
Tieaday Coach Company
Hamilton
Thi Ehuncil
City Coach Company
Hamiltonity Lines, Inc
Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railway
Totor Sussex
August Biermann
Warndorf
Raymond II
Burke
Homer C. Ferguson
Leo Welsh
Paul Vorninphofen
Mark Millikin
Couvil
Nelion
Hich
Crows of Mars
Gna
Alan Hye
J.T. McChire
Hamilton City Tines, Inc
Council
O'Place
Gett Council Chamber
Lial
Hunt
Vorbarka
Blame for Crash Not Said To Fulton Driver Is View
Raymond Johnson a 29 year old patrolman with the Hamilton police died after a motorcycle collision with a truck at Sixth and Sycamore. Coroner Cook and police ruled no criminal responsibility for truck driver Kerr Fulton. Johnson, off duty, was riding a motorcycle when it struck the truck’s left front wheel. Witnesses indicate Johnson may have shifted to speed rather than brake. Fulton was held on a technical charge of manslaughter and released on bond. Johnson was born in Hamilton and had served as patrolman for several years. The accident marked the eighth auto fatality in Butler County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Johnson
Pastrolian
Hamilton Polica
Cook
Kerr Fulton
Harrison
Patroman
Raymond Nemara Tohnson
Greenwood Avenue
George Johnson
Morey Hospital
Ashbielock
Sixth
Syeamore Streets
Johnson
Sycamore Street
Rinine
Sixth Street
Kory ¥Ulton
Pulton
Mouslwighter
Wan
Calhoun
Patcolman Tengers
Johnean
Caltroua
Trnstead
Corona Cook
Fulton
Nick Mistler
South Sixth Street
Tincher Paragon
John Conkey
Harmon Avenue
Dan Johnson
Charles Boggs
Hamilton B. R
Herachell Haines
Marcella Johnson
George Faimsany
Hamilton
Fiero
Alhonn
Johnsen van Bis
Transportation referendum crowds Hamilton election scene
A public hearing in Hamilton City Council chambers sparked talk of a municipal transportation referendum. Charles Hoe Hoven announced 3,000 signatures already favoring the vote and a petition will be delivered after ordinances pass. Labor oppose non municipal control. Transporation petition seeks municipal ownership.
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Mamilton
Sea, Tradex and Labor Council
Hamilton
Charles Hoe
Hoven
Salling
Tioson
Tades
Tabor
Fire destroys garage and home after explosion
Inka Young of 329 Carse Avenue suffered minor burns when an explosion started a fire in a garage housing a 1928 automobile. Neighbors aided in removing the car as flames spread to the garage and an electric heater ignited parts. The adjacent home at 1740 See Avenue was destroyed by a stove fire, with no occupants present. Minor damage reported at a grocery and others nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inka Young
Carse Avenue
Mercy J Hospital
Joseph Link
See Avenue
Winkler and Thomas Grocery
Southrant Street
Harriet Walker
Tudlow Street
Note From Mrs Hoover to Hamilton Girl Scouts
A handwritten thank you note from Mya Hoover, president of the Girl Scouts National organization, expresses appreciation to Hamilton Girl Scouts for flowers and a basket. The message, dated October, thanks for the kind wishes and the thoughtful gesture during a stop in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Neney
Anhling
Lou Weory Hoover
Hi Y Chapters at Political Rally Council Meeting
Hi Y council meeting at the Ti- council hall Wednesday night heard Bennoy chapter president Bol Luley report on Hi Y activities and plans for the State Older Boys conference in Columbus December 2 to 4. A physical activities night for all chapters was proposed. The following Sophomore Hi Y members were elected for induction next Wednesday night: Lester Asher Corlis Lokeside Wilson Booker Homer Career James Blixson Virgil Bolet Lalo Stacey Charles Asbury John Rusa Adlas Potts John Morney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol Luley
Bennoy
Columbus
Stewart Witton
Cyrug Fitton
Frank Geisner
Shapter
Hi-Y
Lester Asher
Corlis Lokeside
Wilaon Booker
Homer Career
Jance Blixson
Virgil Boletor
Lalo Stacey
Charles Asbury
John Rusa
Qdlas Potts
John Morney
Only Two Days Remain in Prosperity Days Campaign
The Prosperity Days event in Hamilton ends Saturday night at 9 20 with a closing program at the Paramount and Palace theatres. Merchants, led by the Hamilton Merchants' association, promote discounted goods as voters decide the city charter amendment by a two day remaining vote count. The amendment would allow transfer of funds from municipal gas and electric departments to the general fund, affecting services and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caml
Hamilton
Aamilton
Hamilton Merchants’ Association
Paramount
Palace Theatres
Paramount and
Palace
Paramount Theatre
David M. Silver
Robert Fisher
Louis Blamaentialercaw
Carl A. Wolbrack
E. Dunlap
Flosa
Egent
Alestors
Tunday
Tunreday
Millikin Shotts
Direotor of
Law
Ent
Cnrry Wnull
Ity
Munisipal Gae
General Fund
Fire Fighters Seek Lost Mascot Tommie Cat
Firefighters from Hare Company Two return after an alarm on Wednesday afternoon. The three year old tom cat Tommie, mascot of Company Two, vanished during the fire. Captain Aubrey Shiflet says the cat rode the pumper on every run and hopes to retrieve him from Sixth and Ludlow streets, believing he brings good luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acsai
Hare Company Two
Bixth
Ludlow
Tommie
Tom Cat
Company Two
Tront
Hd Mick
Tommia
Heepmen
Aubrey Shiflet
Mardi Gras Bicentennial Gala Planned at Jeff's Garden
A large Washington bicentennial Mardi Gras program is set for November 16 at Jeff's Garden to settle debts from the recent pageant. Cast members and officials will cooperate with Mrs Johanna Haining as host, with Indian regalia performer from Pocahontas and a 600 crowd anticipated. Prizes, games, and contests will accompany bridge, keno, and pinocle activities as part of a social event to benefit the Bureau of Social Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olers Aru
Jeff’s Garden
Wickers Nave Hgen
Johanna Hainling
Sho
Degres
Pocahontas
William Goodwin
Gardner
J. I
Oands Ad
Migs Romilda Scuttti
George Zeitler
Thie
As Coon Trainer Heine Excells in Hunt
Patrolman Jiom Hart was summoned to 415 South Front Street to free a coon tied to a telephone pole. The animal bit Heine’s hand as he reached for it, yet Heine persisted and captured the coon, delivering it to headquarters and joking that one should not bite the hand that feeds.
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Ecoon
Jiomy Hart
Sass
South Front Street
Temo
Heine
K of C Hears Charter Change Talk At Meeting
Hartman Sanders explained who benefits from charter emendment passage to members of Father Butler Cannet No 963 Knights of Columbus in a Wednesday night meeting on South Third Street. Edward Gardner announced a seminar time for the next meeting on November 16. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Sanders
Father Butler
Knights of Columbus
South Third Street
Edward Gardner
Council
St Pauls Ladies Elect Officers at Church Meeting
Mrs Anna Geakeler was elected president of the St Pauls Ladies Aid at the regular monthly meeting held at the church. She succeeds Mrs Anna Markert who after 13 years in the post declined the office again. Other officers chosen were Mrs Josephine Derrer vice president Mrs Caroline Hausman secretary Mrs Atina Waldvogel financial secretary and Mrs Anna Reiss treasurer. Installation ceremonies will be held at the December meeting.
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Anna Geakeler
Bt Baul’s Ladies’ Aid Society
Geekeler
Anna Markert
Fellowship Dinner Announced By Business Girls Club
The Business Girls club of the Y W G A issued an extra announcing a World Fellowship banquet for Wednesday night November 9 at 6 o clock. Reservations are being made at the Y W G A. The extra notes that the weather is favorable for the BGAs gathering.
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Business Girls’ Club
Y.W. G
Fenmont Open House on Election Night Delights
Fenmont Center invites the public to Election Night events on Tuesday November 9 with a card party in the bar, a home bake sale, special prizes, and attractions. Imfeld Musicatore will install radio to broadcast local and state returns while officials prepared to relay results to the election board.
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Fenmont Center
Spon House
Tamilton
Imfeld Musicatore
Mae
Election Board
Feumont
Hartman Fined In Still Seizure
Walter Wartman, 22, of 1161 Parvish Avenue, attempted a back door exit as officers executed a seated warrant at 3 o clock Wednesday. He was charged with possessing liquor making implements and liquor, fined 150 dollars on the first charge and 100 dollars plus costs on the second in municipal court. Detectives Riley and Dinwiddin and Pilgrim Heyshell Haines testified to a till on the second floor and 10 gallons of moonshine. the still was torn down and whisky seized as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wartman
Parvish Avena
Hartigan
Hartman
Pilrolman Heyshell Haines
Ed Riley
Robert
City Sells Bonds For Blvd. Lights
City council approved awarding bonds to Otis Company of Cincinnati for 14199.29 to cover metalling boulevard lights on Maple avenue and Court street. Bonds issued in two parts with par, accrued interest and premiums of 7.55 on Court street and 2.3 on Maple avenue. First M E Guild to Meet Tonight at 7:30 with Mrs. Arthur Haid at 19 Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Otis Company
Cincinnati
Maple Avenue
Court Street
M. E. Guild
WM. EB
Wesleyan Guild
Thorsday
Arthur Haid
Park Avenue
Absent Voter Balloting Heavily Expected in Hitler County
Absentee voting in Hitler county is expected to be heavy this year with 274 requests already filed and more likely. Of those, 152 ballots have been kept, marked for favorite candidates, and ballots must be hand delivered by election officials by noon next Tuesday. Applications have arrived from many states and Canada, while some Middletown residents plan to relocate to Europe before Thursday.
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Hitler County
Matty State
The
Union
Canada
Middletown Folk Planning
Europe
Woman Teachers Pick Casts for Hamilton Benefit Plays
The Woman Teachers club selects casts for two benefit plays to be staged Friday night at Hamilton High School auditorium. Proceeds aid Hamilton families. Cast lists include Mary Adele Curtis's The Weakwood Chair and Florene Kerigan's The Lady of the Lilaes, with local students to perform a program between plays. Tickets available from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Teachers Club
Hamilton High School
Hamilton
Weakwood
Mary Adele Curtis
Mrs. Milton
Myrna Seluwarma
Judy Carter
Fivise
Midgeball
Jimmy Roberts
George Lamb
Maizie Cartor
Longanna Bank
Dick White
Adolph Dragger
Marilyn Carter
Carrie Niehol
Ning Carter
Mary Shearer
Kate
Mary Warr
Margaret Helen Keauhing
Southern
Florente Kerigan
Lavinia Pennington
Sara Margaret Maria
Eugene Fairbanks
Russell Huerton
Avlerson Culpepper
Robert Bourne
Chloe—Faith Fravel
Lavin
Gifts Received in Clothing Relief
The Woman's Clothing Relief Stoveling list donations from Mrs Buehling Maple avenue friend Mrs Herman Rutter Iamea A Bath Mrs Carson Mrs Elizabeth Stamps Mrs Harry Lowenstein Mrs Struble Mrs Sol Flenner Mra G B Woolford Mrs M Wilder and Mea illex Herlwig. Store workers included Mra Joseph DuBois Mrs Gordon Blond Mra Henry Ham uterle Miss Wil Aichee Miss Clara Aten Miss Augusta Stonf eld and Mrs Envil Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoveling
Buehling
Maple Avenue
Herman. Rutter
Iamea A. Bath
Carson
Elizabeth Stamps
Harry Lowenstein
Struble
Sol Flenner
Mra
G. BE. Woolford
M. Wilder
Mea
iLlex Herlwig
Toseph DuBois
Gordon Blond
Henry Hamuterle
Wil, Aichee
Clara Aten
Augusta Stonfeld
Envil Olinger
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Hamilton Lines
Sippley
Sipple Caid
Annie
Sobugen-Hyor
Nais
Spolin
Charles Vorey
Tradix
Labor Gannell
Aft
Retorandum
Ray Johnson
Huried
Millikin
Mrs. Hoover
Hamilton Merchants Assn
Coon
Heine Excells
K. OF C
St. Paul’s
the Evening Journal
Wheelar Serial
AM Fomer
Ed Wheelan
Rink
Fenmont
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