Vote Trends Show Roosevelt Lead Surges in Butler County
Butler County voters backed Roosevelt with 22 490 to 19 862 for the Republican, a 2 438 advantage, as Democrats swept county offices. Schumacher won sheriff with 24 498 votes, Baden defeated Cramer for prosecuting attorney by 8 604, Pepper led in commissioner race with Swan and Man roff close behind, while White led the gubernatorial tally locally by 7 267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarre
Futler
Roogevelk
Roonevelt
Elven
W. G. Palmer
W. EK. Swan
Thore
George Wilte
Roosavelt
White
Butler County
Angells
Koonavelt
Schumacher
Tahu Schumacher
Paul Baden
John
Epparean
John Salutemarher
Buller County
Wade
Epperson
Attoyuey
Baden
Pred Cramer
Middletown
Cramer
Pepper
Swan
Thin Cortest
Frank EB. Pepper
Democrais
George Manroff
Democratia
W. K. Swan
Carmiasioner
Manred
Peppee
McGlellan
Butler County Democrats Plan Armistice Day Parade
Armistice Day parade plans announced by Frank Darwin Post of the American Legion. Parade forms at 2:45 PM at Eaton and Park, marching through Hamilton’s business district with divisions led by parade commander Capt. W G Walzen. Units include Hamilton High School band, Mercy Hospital nurses, Veterans groups, police, firemen, and various American Legion and veterans organizations. The route runs east on Main to Third, south to Central, west to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, then disbands after taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Darwin Post
American Legion
Eaton
Park Avenings
Busines
W. G. Walzen
Hamilton
Allan Hyer
Mark Alstat
Block
Park and
Haton Avenues
Main Street
Third Street
Third
Central Avenue
Nowi
Central
Sround
Court Street
Court
Sailara
Entiirin
Coarades
Ith
la Sovium Des
George Seimitt
Hamilton High School
Ning Corps
Mercy Hospital
Welzel Compton Relief Corps
Josephine Straub Weiler
Vuonchonn Region
Park Avenue
Maton Avenue
William J. Schneider
Hamilton Catholic High School
Hin
147Th Infantry
New& Reserve Officers Association
Salvation Army
Hamilton Boy Scouts
North Bog Street
Louis Pinno
W.flw
Sam Corpes
Butler County Post
Veterans Af Foreign Ward
Hawilton
D22nd Field Artillery
Similton
Disabled American Veteriana
Fort Hagilton Hospital
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gold Star
Russell PL Price
Riymond TT. Burke
Hamilton's Weather Report Summary Yesterday and Records
Weather data for Hamilton and AB. BEATS Moaximan shows yesterday's temperatures with a 5 degree reading and a minimum of 32. The record lists maximums of 60 to 69 across several years 1991 1930 1929 1926 and minimums near 33. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is 0.55 and year to date 1.6 inches.
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Moaximan
Butler's Vote At A Glance
Election summary shows candidate tallies and majorities for president governor and several state and county offices. Notable figures include Noasevett 24 and 22,400 votes, Bulkley majority 3045, Patterson 23,501, Harlan 16,075, Pepper 21,854, Swan 89,520, and McClellan. various officials listed with vote counts and margins.
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Noasevett
Vey
Honver Oy
Fronseyold Anajivity
Bulkley
Congress
Tiavian Yesence Reeeeres
Patterson
Harlan Majori
Goodwin
Heath
Swan Eis
MaClellan LE Galzar
Swan
Haden
Sheri Mh
Pschiamacher
Epperson
Majoritz
Jreiee
Braun
Hoffman ‘Tre
Surer Dufioia
Kinzer
DuBois Wajncity
Trienteierle
Conklin
Butler Council No. Oy holds regular meeting on Tuesday evening
The tone of the note reports the regular meeting of Butler Council No. Oy. The session was led by Danior Q. A.M. and held Tuesday evening at the Junior Home on South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutler Council No. OY
Danior Q. A.M
South Second Street
Harmony Lodge No 14 O. E. S. meets in town hall
The Harmony Lodge No 14 1 0 6 14 held its regular business meeting Tuesday evening at the city hall Main and B streets. The meeting followed the usual order of business with routine transactions discussed and recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Harmony Lodge No
Olitellarhol
Main
Lin- Therwald Church of Christ council meeting notice
The Woman's Council of the Lin Therwald Church of Christ will hold an educational program Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Singer, 708 Corwin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lind
Woman's Council of the
Lin- Therwald Church of Christ
Robert Singer
Corwin Avenus
Bricks Selected For New Wilson Jr. High School
Hamilton board of education picked 225000 exterior and 95000 interior facing bricks for the new Woodrow Wilson Junior High School. Local brick suppliers Martin Lingler Wirte Coal and Supply Company and William B. Wick Lumbee showcased samples ahead of purchasing by ER Blagg Construction. Exterior bricks from Martin Lingler at 27 dollars per thousand. interior bricks from Wirz at 31 dollars per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Hamilton Board of Education
Board of Education
Hamilton
Martin Lingler
B.J. Freestling Coal Company
Wirte Coal and Supply Company
William B. Wick’ Lumbee Company
Martin Linglen
Vicky
Wirts Cowl and Supply Company
ER. Blagg Construction Company
Martin Tingler
Wirtz Company
Yarlows Wirth
Lindenwald Church Homecoming Marks Fiftieth Anniversary
Lindenwald church gears up for homecoming celebrating its 50th anniversary since organization in 1909. The day features three services beginning with morning worship at 9:30, a basket luncheon at noon, a 2:30 fellowship period with greetings from former ministers and members, and an evening service at 7:30 led by Rev. W. T. Mullina of Carthage. The current building was dedicated in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindenwald
Christ
Bundas
W. T. Mullina
Carthage
Ghia
Lindenwald Church
Election Inquiries Highlight Quieter City Vote
Frank W. Clements, county investigator, describes a voting irregularity in Second ward where a clerk trimmed a ballot. Police Chief Gat hous notes no major incidents as voters and officers monitored polling places. A young man seen on Court Street in heavy snow later sparked rumors of a brawl, while Arthur West’s 12 write-in votes did not affect Dr. Edward Cook’s upset victory. The Second ward tabulation closed by 1:39 PM amid routine, seasoned procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Clements
Junge
Clements
John
Gathous
Court Street
South Third Street
Calhoun
Gourt Street
Nick Vonderhaas
Track Atttlates
Arthur West
Cory
Edward Cook
Union Grange elects officers for year master to confer degrees
Union Grange at West Chester township hall elected officers for the coming year with Senoor as master. Beveral candidates will receive the first and second degrees on December 13. The next meeting is Tuesday, November 22, with Russell Woirall in charge of the program. He is the vocational teacher at West Chester school and plans a Thanksgiving program with tunes served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grange
Senoor
Russell Woirall
West Chester
Penalty Limit is Promised for Thefts From Hamilton Stores
Hamilton court hears loitering case against Joe Kinnick of Cleveland. Patrolman Haines testified he lifted articles from High Street merchants two weeks earlier. Judge Putnam set fine at 50 dollars plus costs or jail time, warning merchants and police to continue drive to curb thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Joe Kinnick
Cleveland
Herschel
Haines
Putur
Jenienén
Atamilton Myerchants
Kinnieck
Tho High Street
Tanh
Gustav Betz Sr Dies in Hamilton at 78
Gustav Betz Sr longtime Hamilton resident died Tuesday at 78 from complications of diseases at his home 1990 Grand Boulevard He was born June 24 1859 in Baden Germany immigrated to Cincinnati at 21 and moved to Hamilton He worked for Mosler Safe Co a charter member of Church of the Redeemer He belonged to Blouse Eagles Blue Mutual Aid Boulevard Mutual Aid Mosler Mutual Aid He is survived by daughters Catherine Walter Lippert and Mrs Harry Kirghof sons Gun toy Betz Jr and Albert Betz four grandchildren and many friends Services Friday 2 p m at home and 2 30 p m at Church of the Redeemer Rev Press officiating Interment Greenlawn Cemetery Friends may call Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Rots
Himilton
Grand Boulevard
Mr. Betz
Mr. Reta
Baden
Cincinnati
Trowiltort
Mosler Safe Company
Church of the Redeemer
Blouse and Eagles Lodges
Blue Mutual Aid Society
Boulevard Mutual Aid Society
Mosler Mutual Aid Society
Catherine Betz
Hamilton
Walter Lippert
Madison
Wisconsin
Harry Kirghof
Guntoy Betz
Albert Betz
Catherine
GG Press
Greenwool
Friends Only Hall of the Fame Rafter
P.m
Relief Store to Close Friday for Armistice Day
The Wenton's Relief Clothing storeroom will be closed Friday November 1 for Armistice Day. Donations have been given by Mrs EB A Olinger and other local women. Workers assisting included Mrs Joy Dullais Mrs Henry Tram merle Miss Clara Aten Mrs Robert Solingen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Olinger
Kappa Lelta Phi Sorority
Mark Benninghofen
Daffrey
Rata Cochran
Marie Schuler
Kari Weiser
Ars. E. Fritzsche
Joy Dullais
Henry Trammerle
Misa Clara Aten
Robert Solingen
Malcolm Bronson
Iliss Augusta Iossfeld
Dan Ees
Tribute Service For Departed Member at Local Church
A ladies auxiliary of the First Methodist church will hold a tribute gathering for Mrs. Willie Reeder, longtime member, at 7:80 this evening. The service, hosted by Mrs. Griffith and others, will be at Thad Brown Funeral Home near Tenth and Dayton streets.
Election Held at Fort Hamilton Lodge No. 86
Fort Hamilton lodge No. 86, F and A M held its Tuesday evening meeting at the Masonic temple to install officers. New officers include Stanley Slonvker as worshipful master, Joss Gilley senior warden, John Few junior warden, Gene Welborn treasurer, I M Thevrer secretary, H L Grindmajer senior deacon, Albert Meyer junior deacon, Thomas Dempsey tiler, William Wick trustee, GC A Carpenter and John Hartleb temple board. Hartleb is retiring master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton
A. M
Masonic Temple
Stanley Slonvker
Joss Gilley
John Few
Gene Welborn
I. M. Thevrer
H. L. Grindmajer
Albert Meyer
Thomas Dempsey
William 3. Wick
A. Carpenter
John Hartleb
Temple Board
Fathers and Sons to St. John's Friday event
An annual St. John's church gathering for men and boys occurs Friday evening with a leather and gon banquet prepared by Mrs. William Dicker and helpers. A program includes stunts and a keynote by H. N. Warne, new executive secretary of Mid Hedletown ALC. Victor W. Stoll chairs the special committee and acts as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Brotherhood of
William Dicker
H. N. Warne
Mid- Hedletown
Victor W. Stoll
Defeat of Wayne Issues in District Tax Vote
Partial returns show Sevenmile village school district proposal failing with 131 in favor and 148 against, excluding part on Haton road. Wayne township district results, not including Jacksonburg, show 20 for and 40 against the tax increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Sevenmill Village
Board of Crestions
Sevenmile Village
Haton Road
Jacksonburg
William Whipp Dies After Illness at 75
William Whipp husband of Lucy Whipp died at his granddaughter Elizabeth Simpson Simpean’s residence in Somerville at seven o clock Tuesday morning after a long illness with pneumonia He was seventy five. Survived by two daughters Ollie Summerton and Mang Cook two brothers Frank Woat and Elmar Johnydville two granddaughters Elizabeth Simpson and Alberta Cook and other relatives Friends He lived in Hamilton eighteen years Funeral from Dawson Funeral Home 424 South Fourth Street at one oclock Thursday with graveside service at Granger's Hill Elk Creek Rev Swains of Mrions Church West Telkton officiating Interment Zion Church Cemetery Friends invited to Dawson Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipp
Te Tato
Lucy Whipp
Elizabeth Simpean
K. BR
Somerville
Pneumatda
Towa
Ollie Summerton
Mang Cook
Frank
Parmersville
Woat
West Middletown
Elmar
John
West Telkton
Zions
Prionds
Dawson Funeral Home
Quiet Election Downtowns See Sparse Voter Night
A nearly deserted election night across Hamilton as rain dampened celebrations in uptown districts. Republican and Democratic headquarters on North Second Street closed early, signaling an unexpectedly quiet presidential year turnout and minimal public demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Nm Vrideavor
North Second Steeet
Redeemer Church Variety Show Friday November 13
A Redeemer Church audience will attend a Variety Show Friday November 13 at 7:30 p.m. with a dress rehearsal at 6:00 p.m. The program features a string of juvenile and adult acts including The Star Spangled Banner Welcome and a series of skits and songs performed by Mrs Schmitt and class, Edna Mae Walter, Dorothy Briney, Harold Niemillers, Ken draft, John Kuhns, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Ax Pollaws
Barney
Clarence Schmitt
Jane Rubieina
Nck
Jill
Arthur Moore
Rhoda Baggs
Festival of Song At YWCA Sunday
The YWCA festival offers Miss Carolyn Sutar Millikin singing four solos including How Beautiful Upon the Mountains. Mayor Raymond H. Burke chairs seating at Presbyterian church with Mrs Leah Baumgartner on piano. Helena Frechtling plays the pilgrim and Rev D A Cassettor leads as prophet in the Festival of Verse and Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Carolyn Sutar Millikin
Harker
Y. WC
Yoow
C. A
Raymond H. Burke
Presbyterian Church
Leah K. Baumgartner
Helena Frechtling
D. A. Casset
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Dvsokn
Capt. Walren
Marshal Tn
Park and Eaton
New Wilson Jr. High School
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Meeting
West Chester Township Hall
Robert Smaur
Joe Solsman
Meet King
Larry Lantz
Leslie (Trey
Fred Wing
Charles Kine
Sussell Kine
Robert Johnson
Misa Myrtle Lants
Aeree
Misa Rebecca Davis
Elora
Aileen Buck
Pomana
Halen Davis
Eva c Johnson
Harry Lants
Ben Tridge
Cash Carter
Cliff Arthur
Tistoes
John Howard
Albert Buck
Gustav Betz, Sr
Fathers and Sons
ST. John's
Wayne
Uptown ‘Journal
Redeemer Church
Gontin
Ed Wheelan
Heelad
Ferry Fowler
Win Brower OM
Suti
Prisep
GoRdon
Fase
Jerry
Dave
Fogre DE Peor
Sr Tea
Y. W
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