Hog Save After Freight Train Crash At South Third Street
A tractor trailer loaded with 32 hogs was struck by a freight train at Third and Sycamore, demolishing the truck and scattering hogs. Four hours of hog chase ended with two killed, two butchered, and a city-wide roundup by police, fire crews, and curious residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boward
Middletown
South ‘Third Streat
C. 1
Olsleck
Middletons
Richmond
Ina
Trnck
Third Street
Andie
Duiter
Zion
Tora Company Two
Etcer
Citixens
South Third Street
Sycamore Streat
Protected Home Circle Play Plan at Hamilton Circle No 185
Members of Hamilton Circle No 185 met at Old Fellows hall for a regular business session presenting a playlet. Several attendees also joined the district Inner Circle event in Springfield on Saturday. A junior meeting followed with prizes awarded by Miss Clara Leighton and a candy treat for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Cirela No. 185
Old Fellows
Main
Springfield
Oho
Clara Leighton
Irvin Cash Falls 35 Feet From Top Of P. O. Building
Irvin Cash fell 35 feet from the top of a new postoffice building at 110 am on Friday. He was on a hand derrick when a guy cable broke causing a fall toward the edge of the roof. He grabbed a rope and the falling stone spared him from being crushed, but he suffered a fractured or dislocated knee and severe injuries. He was taken to Moray hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livin Gasay
Alfie
Aude
Postoffice
Cash
Moray Hospital
Ropa
Byrds
Nia
Portsmouth Band to Perform at Hamilton High Game
Portsmouth's famed high school band will visit for the Portsmouth Hamilton game Saturday. Coach Towlirt announced this morning that a telegram confirms the band will arrive in Hamilton about noon. The Portsmouth band, last year Ohio high school champion, is regarded as the finest aggregation of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth
Hamilton
Tow Lirt
Portsmouth
Pastor Returns From Midwest Congregational Conference
Rov Neal D Nawtin pastor of the Congregational Church came back from Oak Park Illinois after attending the Midwest Congregational Christian association conference this week. The gathering included about 700 delegates from across the country and delegates from Ohio districts with leaders from Shanflon Cincinnati Piqua and Troy among others. The group decided to revise the home and foreign missionary board organization for the Midwest and inter-mountain district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal D. Nawtin
Congregational Church
Oak Park
Illinois
Ninth Street U V Ladies Aid to Host Father and Son Banquet
At a recent meeting the Ninth Street U V Ladies Aid planned a father and son banquet for next Thursday. A chicken supper is planned for December 8 at the elurel by the group of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street U.V. Ladies' Aid Sosiety
Champion Host Leads Press Delegates Tour in Cincinnati
E Kenneth Hunt advertising manager of Champion Coated Paper led a Friday round table at the National Scholastic Press association meeting in Cincinnati. He spoke on the link between paper and scholastic annuals and publications as more than 200 delegates toured the Champion mill Thursday afternoon, arranged by Alexander Thomas Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kenneth Hunt
Champion Coated Paper Company
National Scholastic Press
Gibson
Gincinnati
Kir
Hunt
Afteernoon
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Alexander Thomsas, Jr
No inheritance tax on Rovekamp estate report
Probate court records show no inheritance tax levied on equal shares of Robert Howard Rovekamp and Elwood Rovekamp in Bernard Rovekamp IVs estate, valued at $8,202.26 gross with a net of $5,232.82 distributed to the two grandsons. The Millville aid group scene notes a Ladies Aid meeting at Millville Federated Church with Alma Tristley and Linzie Blatt assisting. a brief social follows.
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Rovekamp
Robert Howard
Elwood Rovekamp
Bernard IV
Hamilton
Astate
Millville
Bristley
Ladiest Aid Society
Millvills
Millvills Federated Church Met Thursday Afternoon With Miss Alma Tristley
Osford Pike
Linzie Blatt
Y Fireside Forum to Host Politics Discussion Sunday
The Fireside Forum meets Sunday at 4 to 6 in the Herbert Tynehall Memorial. Rev Neal S. Nowlin will present Politics as its topic with a nonpartisan review of major party platforms. Open discussion on religious social and economic issues follows. All residents aged 18 to 26 are welcome. Last year’s speakers included Rev George B. Parkin Rev Walter B. Joie John L. Prosner Mrs W P B Watson and more from area colleges and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uol. M.C
Neal
Nowlin
Thaity J
Herbert Tynehall
Bololock
Anh
Wannin
Eily Babwenn
George B. Parkin
Walter B. Joie
John L. Prosnor
W. PB. Watson
C. H. Sippel
Elizabeth Ann Harbit
Amilton
Unttrell, Ryans, Smith, Patton
Pat Roudelish
University of Miami
W. S. Chanders
Columbus
Adriam Waller
University of Cineintatl
Welsh seeks yes vote on city charter amendment
Councilman Leo Welsh denounces unfounded rumors about a proposed city charter amendment. He urges voters to approve the measure to move excess gas and electricity funds to the general fund, rejects claims it will wreck the municipal electric plant or raise rates, and stresses council poses no plan to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Welsh
Welsh
Hirst
Reed
Bunk
Hamilton
oPhen
Whale Council
Uniform Rank Business Meeting At Phillips Company No 24
A good attendance was reported at the regular business meeting of Phillips company No 24 Arferty Bank K of P Thursday evening at the . of P. hall North Secarl Istreat Arrangements were made for the company to attend the Past Chancellor association meeting in Osfori Fri evening November 18 The K of P bays unit from the home at Springfield will also be present All members are asked to attend the next meeting November 17 for drill practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Company
Arferty Bank
K. of P
P. Hall
North Secarl
Istreat
Cmpany
Chancellare
Osfori
K. of P. Bays Vnnit
Springfield
Lindenwald Womans Foreign Missionary Meeting Plans
Lindenwald M FB Woman s Foreign Missionary society met at Miss Clyda Symines Belleavamre to discuss suspending the Cincinnati district meeting. Mrs Milton Hiteshua led devotions and Mrs Charles Henrie reviewed the study book.
Hear Binegar Damage Claim Goes to Jury Verdict
A jury returned a verdict for plaintiff Roy Binegar 14, for 3,132 dollars against neighbor John Watkins of Poplar Street Hamilton. Hearing led by Judge Clinton L Boyd in common pleas court followed a Fourth of July shooting incident on June 27, 1931. Watkins had pleaded guilty earlier to shooting with intent to wound and was jailed by bailiff Maurice Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bineger
John Watking
Common Pleas
Clinton L. Boyd
Roy Binegar
Clyde Binegar
John Watkins
Poplar Street
Hamilton
Caca
Hinegar
de. Harry At
Lowell
Davis
Mike Maygum
Willard Long
Grace d M. Lipphardt
Lewis Augspurger
Charles 8
Hentigy
A. F. Helbroock
Wallace Diver
Percy Shelby
A. C Mack
K. Brown
Mre
Dattie Riddinger
G.C. Britton
W. J. Brede
Maurice Murray
Bricks Display for Woodrow Wilson Junior High Construction
The board of Education will host a brick display at 08 South Strand Street Tuesday afternoon to select bricks for the Woodrow Wilson Junior High School canstruction. If rain delays, the display moves indoors. The Im provement Association of William edale thanks sponsors American Materials Corp Hamilton Goke and Iron Co for assistance. Immanuel Ladies at social meeting reports routine business and a social hour with refreshments.
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Bourd of Education
South Sreand_ street
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Williamedale
Improvement Association
Prosperity Days Zero Hour Near Program This Saturday
The Prosperity Days campaign in Hamilton plans a closing event Saturday at 9:30 P M with a floxing program at the Paramount and Fulhop theatres. Merchants block broadcast via loudspeakers for those unable to secure seats, as preparations continue for the final program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamilton Merchants’ Association
Paramount
Fulhop
Twe
Loh the Palace
Tte
Homecoming Plans By Junior Order
Butler Council No. 93 Ix. C. B. ALM plans a homecoming event Saturday at the Junior Home on South Beyond Street. A general gathering is set for the afternoon, with a 6 o'clock dinner followed by entertainment and speeches by C. H. Kernan, John J. Weitzel, Ben Jennings, W. A. Clark, and John J. Bale. All Juniors who save members elsewhere and living in Hamilton are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Council
Snd
C. H. Kernan
John J. Weitzel
Ben Jennings
W. A. Clark
John J. Bale
Brothers Facing Different Charges
William Scheidt aged 96 at 1033 Welloe Avenue and his brother Walter were arrested Thursday night on distinct charges. Railroad Detectives say William faced a coal theft allegation while Patrolman Haines detained Walter for breach of peace after an attempted escape.
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William Scheidt
Welloe Avenue
Walter
G. Cook
William
Ersebell Haines
Aail
Two Men Arrested for Petit Larceny in Baltimore
Koward Smith aged 41 of 13 Chestnut Street and John Jol mm aga 18 of 19 Chestnut Street were arrested Thursday night by W G Cook Baltimore and Ohio Railway detective on petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koward Smith
Chestnut Street
John Jol Mmaga
Chestnut Stv
W. G. Cook
Baltimore and Ohio
New Pastor at Venice Church Sets Inaugural Sessions
Rev. Franklin Andrus, former pastor of FE Thomas Jr, will assume duties as pastor at Venice Presbyterian Church on Sunday November 6. Congregation invites all interested to attend inaugural sessions. Andrus fills vacancy created by Rev Leighty’s resignation on September 1. His family, wife and three daughters, will move into the parsonage next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Andrus
FE ‘Thomas, Jr
Venie Presbyterian Church
Venice Clurch
Andres
FE. K. Leighty
Westywood
Venice
Scout Director in Four Talks
Ray O Wyland educational director of the Boy Scouts of America spoke four times in Hamilton on Thursday. He was the first national officer of the Boy Scouts to appear in the city addressing the Hamilton Ministerial Association at the Anthony Wayne hotel then the Rotary club, later speaking to Hamilton and Butler County principals at Wilson Junior High, and concluding with an open meeting at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray O. Wyland
Boy Scouts of America
Dr. Wyland
Boy Scouts
Hamilton
B. Robert
Anthony Wayne
Wyant
Hamilton Ministerial Association
Nnon
Rotary Club
Butler County
Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Snes
Mizpar class program at Mrs Snivelys home
Mrs Fred Snively hosted a Mizpar class program at her Favor Avenue home. The event featured games and contests led by Mrs Bliter Shipley with assistance from Mrs Ella Nedleraner and Mrs Vernot Mughes. Twenty one members attended the Thursday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Mizpar
Fred Snively
Favor Avenue
Mixpohelaes
Bliter Shipley
Snively
Ella Nedleraner
Vernot Mughes
Fone
Sevenmile School Levy Proposed At Mass Meeting
Sevenmile residents gathered for a mass meeting at the Sevenmile school auditorium to hear Wayne Levy proposed as the advocate for changing the levy outside the 15 mill limit. The plan aims to fund bands and maintenance without increasing taxes beyond this year, with anticipated 10 percent lower valuations next year. C H Williams explained school needs and the impact on the district general fund, estimating a yield of 18149.29 or about 1800 less than current.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Levy
Sevenmile
C. H. Williams
M. L. Williams
Elstedt
Butler County Eyes Roosevelt Sweep In 1932 Vote
G O P divided as election looms next Tuesday with Roosevelt favored to win Butler County by about 8000 votes and a strong Democratic county ticket. Major figures include Gov. George White, Lt. Gov. Charles Sawyer, and Senator Bulkley, all facing mixed support amid party splits and local issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnique
Butler County
Roosevelt
Hoover
al Smith
George White
Rooavelt
White
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
U. S
Bulkley
Gilled Totman
Byron B. Harlan
Hotler County
Harlan
Congress
Democratic Party
Namilton
Middletown
Hamilton
Weather data snapshot for Hamilton and past years
Fragmentary weather entries show yesterday’s high of 50 and last night’s low of 50. The dated line lists temperatures for Mar across multiple years including 66 in one year and 50 in another, with sparse legible figures 63 and 69 appearing in places. The text is garbled and inconsistent but indicates a historical weather tally with several years and temperatures.
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Av Police
Shanty
Man
Tau Wittman Tank and Avating Company
Sycawmourg
Knights of Columbus
Pabst Sons Bottling Company
GLL Central Genni
Bhas Bent
Irvin Cash
P. O
Ula
Union
Reily
Morgan
Toss
Lemon
Milford
Cong
Midwest
Poze IL
Binegar
Venice Church
Wheeler
Epicor
Fater
Tom Fowler
JFL
Wyndon
Grace Dear
Ed Wheelan
Ney
Big County
Roosevet
Butler
Buller
Roberts
Conklin
Hoffman
Cramer
Kinzer
Nob United
Scott Mee Giallan
WK. Swan
Éntira
Democratia
John Schumacher
Paul Baden
Aurveyor
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