Somerville delay on bridge contract bids in Hamilton Ohio
Two Columbus firms bid lowest on approaches for the Somerville bridge at North Third Street Hamilton. City financed part of the North Third street extension. bids ranged with Ross Construction at 37036.76 and Timmons at 98590.07. Local bidders included F K Vaughn Building Co and Crint and Beatty. Award expected soon despite right of way questions.
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Columbus
North Third Street
Hamilton
Hamilton Firme
Somerville
Calumbuy
Ohio
State Highway Department
Bomarville Bridge
Bevenmile Areek
Sevenmile
Roxs Construation’ Company
W. I. Townsend Company
Greenville
F. K. Vaughn Building Company
Otterbein Guild Plans W M A Day Program and Breakfast
Members of the Otterbein Guild met Friday night led by Jessica Fietshoy. They planned W M A Day observance for Sunday November 13 with a guild program on sincerity of love and a Thanksgiving breakfast on November 20. Attendees included Mary Jewett Helen Deen Mary Wilson Anne Lehman Leona Santh and many others. Rebekah Lodge 508 also scheduled an inspection of Silver Link Lodge in the Gold Fellows temple on November 18 with Tallie Stonekee of Oxford as inspecting officer.
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A. B. Otterbein
Shoveh
Jessia Fietehoy
W. BM. A
Mary Jewett
Helen Deen
Mary Wilson
Anne Lehmaitz
Leona Santh
Jessia Fietshher
Maury Louise Wuest
Lava Brant
Inez Bloomgren
Ruth Wysong
Katherine Wuest
Rosalind Thompson
Florends Austin
Nora Filloughby
Della Johnson
Elsie Emp
Marjory Halcomb
Thelia Baker
Betty Linbrock
Viola Howard
Isebel Corliss
Jennette Mills
Katherine Kurra
Betty Ellison
Alice Tate
Roth Riching
Haxel Johnson
Dorothy McDonald
Dorothy Richer
Rebekah Lodge
Silver Link Lodge
Daughters of Rebekery
Hie
Gold Fellows’ Temple
South Third Street
Tallie Stonekee
Oxford
Weather snapshot for Hamilton area reveals stable temps
Readable fragments show a single day maximum of 63 and minimum of 63. The note includes historical date lineups with figures like 1931 1940 and 1928 1927 1926, plus stray percentages and month to date precipitation 1.03 inches. The text is fragmented and to be interpreted as a local weather blurb.
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Ij Ranfali
Legion On Record Supports City Charter Amendment
The American Legion post votes to back the proposed amendment to the city charter ahead of next Tuesday’s election. Members announced volunteers for Red Cross drives and Armistice Day plans, with details of the parade, luncheon for World War veterans, and a district conference in Lockland.
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Frank Durjie Post
American Legion
Legion
Sme
Post
Wotors
Miss Carolina Margedant
Allan Hyer
Belp
Don Brugman
Edw. Schubert
William Reaves
W. J. Wilzon
Sam Levine
W. J. Behnelder
Gordon Bland
Murray Avent
Robert G. Taylor
New Legion
Lewis Cigar
Central Drug Company
Jeff's Garden
Wesley Walron
Dram Corps
Lockland
Hampton
Bay
Coms Milies
Don Brogman
Year's Progress in District Highway Reported Brannon
Luke Brannon of Hamilton, division engineer, submits a district highway progress report covering Butler county and eight counties. The division ranks second in state traffic importance with roads serving large industrial centers and agriculture. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton are central, with about 1.1 million residents in Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Greene, Hamilton, Montgomery, Warren, and Warren counties. the district has 76,041.7 miles of road on the state system and maintains 0.887 miles of land through state parks, plus oversight of the abandoned portion of the Miami and Erie Canal from Middletown to Cincinnati city line, about 26 miles. Continued on page 10.
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Butler County
Luke Brannon
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
Lin State
Butler
Clermont
Clinton
Greene
Harilton
Montgomery
Probla
Warren
Brannon
C. W. Morrell
Prapar
Minto Snd
Army Of Fifty Thousand To Aid Journal Election Returns
Readers will receive prompt returns as 50 000 workers assist The Evening Journal Hamilton and The Associated Press in telegraphing verified totals from statewide votes. Precinct reporters rush results to county centers with progressive data forwarded by phone or telegraph to state bureaus, continuing after nightfall until completion.
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George Washington
United States
Tursuy
Associated Press
Hamilton
Journal
Pach ‘Etate
The
Evening Journal
Associated Presbureau
Washington
National
Zona
Cold Feet On Writing Home Actor Murphy Pleads Guilty
A muddled OCR fragment reports Eddie Murphy being taken into custody on Friday afternoon and charged by M. J. Toned, manager of Krosya's store. Patrolman Elev man Dullo comments on avoiding cold feet while socializing for money. Murphy pleads guilty in pieal court Saturday morning and is fined $16 plus costs.
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Eddie Murphy
Cleveland
Atale
M. J. Toned
Krosya
Storis
Elevman
Dullo
Murphy
Jnne
Pielycourt
Prosperity Days Program Set for 9 30 Tonight
Hamilton merchants association prepares an all evening Prosperity Days program at Paramount and Palace theaters with loudspeakers for crowd reach. Officials expect hundreds to attend as merchants showcase values and merchants’ cooperative campaign aims to benefit shoppers and the local shopping area.
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Hamilton Merchants
The
Paramount
Palace Theaters
Aehi
Thore
Thatovement
Hamilton
Bricklayer cash in fair condition after 36 foot fall
Hirvity Gash of Millville Ohio injured in a 9 fall of 36 feet from scaffolding while at work on the new post office building at Front and Court streets Friday morning. He is at Mercy hospital with a fractured leg and a knee distortion. Superintendent Robert Greenock says the fall was not caused by a broken rope.
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Cash
Millville
Ohio
Court Streets
Mercy Hospital
Robert Greenock
Postoffica
Guardian named for Elva Saylor and other heirs
Leonard Will of Middletown was named Saturday in probate court as guardian of Elva Saylor age 20 Dorothy Wills age 19 Ruth Anna Wille age 10 all of Middletown with an inheritance of F216 from the estate of Rosa Tills First Baptist Guild Social Tonight at the church social rounds with good food Al invited to attend
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Elva Saylor
Leonard Will
Middletown
Dorothy Wills
Ud Ruth Anna Wille
Rosa Tills
Guild of the First Rape Church
Hamilton Journal urges votes on two mill school levy and charter change
In a wartime style appeal the Hamilton Journal asks residents to vote on two measures at the upcoming election. The first questions approving a two mill tax for the Hamilton city school district for 1932 1933 and 1934 about 138700 a year urging economy and opposing the levy. The second proposes using unenumbered gas and electric department profits to aid the unemployed while preserving police and fire services and waste collection. The paper urges residents to vote no on the school levy and yes on the charter change to aid relief efforts.
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Hamilton
Journal
Hamilton City
Gates
Milley
Hamilton Public Schools
People'‘Of
Schook
Calvin Coolidge
Guy
Christ
Mrs Griner Has Passed Away In Oxford City
Mrs Minnie E Griner 65 died Friday at 112 Heaton Street after a lingering illness. Born July 12 1867 near Oxford she lived most of her life in the city and lately with her brother Gideon Smith. Survived by brother Gideon Smith sister Mrs Halis Dare and grandson Wayne Griner. Funeral Monday 2 p m from Griesmer Grimes home 422 North Second with Rev Alnon Wolfs Interment Oxford cemetery. Friends may call today 6 00 p m to 8 00 p m.
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Minnie E. Griner
Gideon Smith
Heaton Street
Griner
Oxford
Bis City
Halis Dare
Dayton
Wayne Griner
Hamilton Low One Dog War Dex Fee
Dispatches from Columbus report a resolution adopted by 25 dog wardens seeking to raise the price for seizing feeding housing and selling a stray dog from 3.25 to 2 dollars. Dr W Brown the local dog warden explains Butler county is unaffected as the plan here has long set a 0.50 dollar fee to target a dog from the pound.
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Columbes
Seasion Fiera
Butler
W. Brown
Columbus
Fort Hamilton Masons Past Masters Night Dinner
Fort Hamilton lodge No. 666, FY. and A.M. hosted its Past Masters’ Night dinner at the Masonry temple. About 250 attendees were served by Eastern Star members before the business meeting began. Present Past Masters conferred third degrees on candidates.
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Ft. Hamilton
Hamilton
Fort Hamilton Lodge
Masonry Temple
Eastern Star
Reformed Br'hood Hears Charter Plea
The First Reformed Brotherhood heard a charter amendment explanation Friday night about aiding the needy and sustaining city service. The group planned a father and son banquet for December 2 and will lead the Sunday evening service on January 1, with social games led by Hetzer George Stumps and Charles Henninger. Refreshments followed tuvieron.
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Rown
First Reformed Brotherhood
Mr. Hetzer
George Stumps
Charles Henninger
Hamilton High Pep Parade Sparks Portsmouth-Hamilton Game
Seven hundred Hamilton High students marched Friday night in a pep parade to boost enthusiasm for the Hamilton Ports mouth game this afternoon. At the athletic field, speakers including Thomas Gilmore Ralph Grace John Burns Winston Metcalfe Robert Weiche and Coach Lewis Hirt urged spirit and pride ahead of kickoff at 7 30.
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Hamilton’ High
Portsmouth-Hamilton
Hamilton High School
Thomas Gilmore
Ralph Grace
John Burns
Winston Metcalfe
Robert Weiche
Lewis Hirt
Sunday Union Service at Ninth Street United Brethren
Ninth Street United Brethren church joined First U B for a Sunday night service with Rev. A S Wolfe of Ninth Street in the First church pulpit. Tomorrow night First church will meet with the Ninth Street congregation. Rev. E A Nichols of First U B will deliver the guest speech and the First church choir will provide special music.
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First U. B
Ninth Street
United Beethrm Church
U. B
A. 5. Wolfe
Ninth ‘Street
First Church
E. A. Nichols
Organization Ready For Red Cross Armistice Roll Call
The Hamilton and Butler county Red Cross chapter prepares for the annual Armistice Day Roll Call beginning next Friday and continuing through Thanksgiving. G Branley Helvey chairs the appeal with James Claween leading rural districts. Stanley Malvey is general roll call chairman, Samuel Rice is assistant, James McLarson rural chair, and local educators and veterans groups assist in organizing the campaign across Hamilton and Butler County.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Familton
Red Orne
G. Branley Helvey
James
Claween
Hamiln
Chaptes
Risnnler
Abines
Helvey
Stanley Elvey
Malvey
Samuel Rice
Ainther Red Cross
Publia Eniae
Janes Fi
Janeon
MeGlarson
Mt-Oeganicer
Hug
Bie
Buller County
Red Cross
HN. Sollenberges
Ted Reiter
First Aid
D. R. Baker
G. H. Willama
Brother Salatel
Othem
Roll Gall
Arn Braxton Tewart
Sam Levine
O. R. Leiner
Service
Menseluki
Louis Papp
The
Veterans? Foreign Wary
Mr. Gonion Blend
Americen Legion Auxiliary
Cancellation of Contract in Hamilton Ward Case
A contract dated March 4, 1829 for the sale of the Third ward, Hamilton, is canceled in the common pleas court. The action lists Arthur Frechtling and others as plaintiffs against George W. Morgan, Pardy Morgan, and Earicks, with details partially legible from the entry.
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Mle
Third Ward
Hemilton
Sorge Civnien D Borg
Arthur Frechting
George We Morgan
Pardy Morgan
Earicks Ee Ce
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Otterbein Guild
Weather
AEATE
Fred Stitsinger
Board of Elections
Fred E. Smith
Newton D. Taker
John J. Pershing
Hon
Two Mill
Mrs. Griner
Hamilton Low
Br’hood
the Evening Journal
Daily Moves
Frace
Sam Hart
Led
FU Son
Ed Wheelan
Clawson
Armiaticsay
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