Bicentennial Mardi Gras eve plans in Hamilton area
With the bicentennial nearing, Hamilton stores and merchants coordinate Good Will Days to spur three months of special bargains. Community leaders including Price and Mayor Burke oversee events, while Hamilton storeowners partner to draw shoppers from nearby towns to the DT highway area for the November 16 celebration activities and reception.
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Asfair
Washington
Hamilton Jeff's
Uarden
Vannilton
Numillon
Hamilton
Good Will Boys
Dobn G. Yackle
William H. Wit Aer
Robert Schuster
Har
Tanillon
Tax distribution totals for Hamilton Middletown and Botley townships
County auditor Hawilton announced the year’s second half tax distribution. Hamilton received 28,378 plus real estate and tangible taxes. Middletown 312,780.43 mainly inheritance tax from Mrs Sorg estate. total township shares listed with detailed deductions and state exams.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Botley County
Hawilton
Jenule Sorg
Fohns AL Harti
Artler County
Conservancy
Teme Sorg
Gonopal Fein
Pollae
Sementy
Ida
Waney Tory
Consercigaretts Ta
SSG
Ceil Inhevitante
G.eal
Arusdyy
Mindeawa
Weather Data Fragments for Hamilton Area Readings
Fragmentary weather notes show yesterday's minimum and nighttime temperatures, with stray figures and units scattered. The snippet lists several year values such as 1948 and 1997 and includes inconsistent codes and symbols, making precise interpretation uncertain.
Fathers and Sons Honored at St Pauls Church Banquet
Three men arrested Wednesday near Main and G Streets faced fines in Wanampal court for weapons and driving charges. James Melarland, Williaty Garriven, and Jack Yazell were fined amounts up to 100 dollars and costs, linked to improper conduct and fostering strangers. The annual Fathers and Sons Banquet, the largest since the program began, featured remarks, a toast, and musical selections by a local ensemble.
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Qn G
Fine Pistons Characton
Wanampal
Thoreday
James Melarland
West Wighth Slvent
Jmey Wieder
Williaty Garriven
Ago
Streut
Newport
Kyy
Dack Yazell
Maple Avenue
Hamilton
Vielco
Robert Dinwiddi
Patrohnan Werschell
Aveo
Main
McFarland
OfCicera
Springfield
Two fined for intoxication charge in court
At 1a0a Orvand Boulevard and WS Somth A street, Toonwrd Mille and George Tan were found guilty of intoxication. Each man was fined 5 and costs.
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Ange
Orvand Bowlevard
George Tan
Ago
Beasley Dismissed On Larceny Charge
Beasley was dismissed in a grand larceny case filed against him on August 25. The accusation centered on alleged theft of barber tools from Tozio Heasley at Second Watch Harbor. The readable text states the defendant Beasley faced a larceny charge and was dismissed.
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Beasley
Tozio Heasley
South Tirant Shreet
Oustey
Harber
Georgetown College President to Speak at West Side Baptist
Dr. Waters, president of Georgetown College, will address the West Side Baptist church’s young people Friday at 7 30 pm. He is described as an engaging speaker and will also address the congregation Friday evening following a beniquet event.
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Waters
W. Side
Daughters of Isabella Install New Officers at Convention
Daughters of Isabella Tamiltos Circle No 200 held a regular monthly meeting Wednesday with Regent Johnson Mantar presiding. Mary Ss Kopot of Dayton was introduced as the state regent as the circle outlined the 10 officers. An invitation extended to attend the Cincinnati convention November 26 and 27 with a social at Hotel Siatu and a dancing event Sunday. Reservations by calling Mrs Clara Burkhart. Reports from Sewing Guild social committee and auditors were read. The state regent gave a brief talk. The social committee served refreshments and the meeting adjourned. The group will meet again on the fifth Wednesday in November. Members plan to attend St Ann’s church Sunday at 7:30 Mass for the semi annual RONG.
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Tamiltos Cirele No
Range Torsa Asabela
Regula
U Club
Johnson Mattart
Aid
Atite
Mary Ss. Kopt
Dayton
Tatu
Cineinnali
Mere
Siatau
St. Ann’s Church
World Fellowship Banquet Held By Business Girls' Club
The Business Girls' Club at the YWCA hosted a World Fellowship Banquet with a festive German theme. Guests enjoyed a menu featuring German dishes and Bavarian coffee, while Miss Thelma Dallas led a formal program. Performances included a Rhine canal themed pageant, peasant costume dancing, and songs by Catherine Cahill and George the dancer. The event closed with a tableau and a nod to Welsh, Russian, and Irish cultural touches. (Continued on Page 12)
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Business Girls’ Club
Thelma Dallas
Rhine Canal
Bovaby
Holland
Tilda
Doris Ann Pater
Lorella Murphy
Catherine Cahill
Talk Music at Notre Dame P T A Meeting
Miss Katherine Wulftange, senior at Notre Dame High School, addressed the Parent Teachers Association on Catholic Education as a Means for Future Homemaking. Katherine Zimmerman and Eyaline Tenay played a piano duet, Jane Ann Wohler performed a violin solo, and first year pupils joined in chorus arrangements.
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Katherine — Wulftange
Notre Dame High School
Parent —Togethers Association
Wulftange
Katherine Zimmerman
Eyaline ‘Tena
Jane Ann
Wohler
Pareney
No Changes Now In School Plans, Future Unknown
Hamilton schools will operate on a full basic calendar year with funds likely to last until Christmas, per Charley F. Toltefer. County auditor Holdefer says no settlement of intangible and classified tax collections will occur for weeks. School term length may be shortened depending on December tax receipts. no curtailment of staff or programs is planned.
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Hamilton
Charley FB. Toltefer
Board of Education
Hollefer Suit
Toldeter
Holdefer
Votars Nyesilay
Woldefer
Portfone Family Banquet Postponed at Millville U. B. Church
The Portfone father and son banquet with mother and daughter Yanquel was to be held Friday night at Millville United Brethren Church but has been postponed to Tuesday night at 7 o'clock.
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Millville U. B
Yanquel
Millville U. Mi
Believed Dead Man Found at East Avenue Intersection
Police rushed to East avenue and Grand houryeard Wednesday afternoon after reports a dead man lay in the street. The man, believed dead, was found alive and transported to the Aferey hospital with his condition not reported.
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East Avenue
Grand
Aferey Hospital
One Minute of Silence Observed in Hamilton Parade
Assisting Day will be observed in Hamilton with a detailed program. From 11 to 11:01 am residents will pay silent tribute to Hose who made the Supreme Sacrifice for the country. Frank Darwin Post No. 145 American Legion organizes an all day event starting with a parade from the Monument to Greenwood Cemetery. Sam Levine will command memorial services at the cemetery. The march to the cemetery will be halted at 11 o'clock for a valley of shots.
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Tomerce
Hamilton
Hose
Courney
Frank Darwin Post
American Legion
Monument
Greenwood Cemetery
Sam Levine
Slain Youth's Companion Traces Eaton Theft Plot
Authorities say the Columbus killing of Ceoise Lemmon Jr. is solved with the capture of Walter Gregory 16 of Columbus. His confession aligns with station owner Eather Bixler’s account of a planned postetbooks theft and a trip toward Kansas City with Lemmon, aided by a stolen pistol.
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Joureet
Eaton
Ceoise Lemmon, Jr
Columbus
Vietin
Walter Gregory
South
Richardson Avenue
Gregory
Lemmon
Bixley
Fairfield Grange Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
Fairfield Grange elected a full slate of officers at the regular meeting held Wednesday night at the Fairfield township school. New officers include Master O. Py Me Cormick, Overseer Ray Smith, Cere Howard Swartz, Pomona Mrs Wil finn Tantsall, Flora William Todt, Steward Cony Horkman, Assistant Steward Miss Mary Morris, Chaplain Mrs J Wesley Morris, Treasurer L D Morris, Pianist Janet Burer, Legislative Agent R J Auga Burger, Business Agent John Hul ner, Juvenile Matron Mrs Carl Mus kapf, Executive Committee John Barer Harry Morrin John B McGreevey. Nellie Huncan retires as secretary after U years due to her father’s death.
Mrs Williams Taken by Death at Hamilton Home
Mrs Anna Williams wife of Berl E Williams died after a long illness. She came to Hamilton from Wargo Georgia on August 12 and had been cared for by Mr and Mrs Helvey. She suffered a complication of diseases and fell asleep quietly.
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Beath
Anna Williams
Berl E. Williams
Oshey
South D_ street
Buckeye Bankers Dinner Speaks Beiser on Commercial Bank Join
The Buckeye Chapter AEI Banking form committee schedules the winter series opening dinner for November 16 at 6 30 p.m. at the Hamilton club Anthony Wayne Hotel Hamilton. Guest speaker is William Beiser vice president of Western Bank and Trust Cincinnati. He will discuss Commercial Bank Joins followed by a general review of credit conditions and a discussion among Buckeye Chapter bankers.
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Buckeye
American Institute of Banking
Hell
Hamilton Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Tarmilton
Speaker Guest
William Beiser
Westerit Bank
Prust Company
Cincinnati
Beiser
Commercial
Ho Hng
Hamilton City to End Public Garbage Service Amid Tax Shortfall
Hamilton officials plan sweeping budget cuts after a charter amendment failed. The city will end municipal garbage collection on January 1 1933 forcing homeowners to pay private firms about 26 a year. Firefighting staff will be cut and poor relief funds reduced as the city races to balance a projected operating deficit of 125 666.74 with existing contracts and limited revenues.
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Hamilton
Sui
Hamilton Garbage Collection Company
Gost
Privada
Municipal Department
Lheada
Tota
Vets of Foreign Wars To Aid Red Cross
VFW Campbell Gari Post 1069 voted unanimously to aid the Red Cross membership drive led by Caroline Margedant of the Butler chapter. A committee of Weisbrodt Brasch and Holsperger will plan activities including Armistice Day parade participation with a drum corps and a dance next month and a pix Fons in December. An intoxication charge was filed against Leonard Miller of 1308 Grand Boulevard. A theft charge against George Rinck of 117 Walnut Street. warrant signed at police headquarters. Disabled Veterans to meet at 3rd and Mainz for the Armistice Day parade Friday at 2:46 PM.
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Caroline Margedant
Butler
Campbell Gari
Red Cross
Herbert Weisbrodt
Charles Brasch
Stanley Holsperger
Miller
Leonard Amilier
Grand Boulevard
Tenth Street
Campbell Avenue
Eat Tuley
George Rinck
Aga 42
Walnut Street
Velica
Pearlman Hicks
Stephen Etree
Petit Snrvony
Mainz
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Munnilton
Haymond Tl. Burke
George Washington
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Oxyat
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Hanover
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Abbey
Leman
Nigel Fe
Haneo
Jahorty
Neb
SAAS
Cer
Heath
T. Paul Church
Hanquet
St. Maid's
Neall
Boaxtmaster
Walter Wberauld
Alber
Wisenton
O. M. Sipple
Marold Macklem
J. Herald Symes
del Reiff
Ruesell W. Thutman
Jon Uslemm
John I. Lyons
ID. N. Sellenberger
Isabella
Clara Burkhart
Handel
Wrint
Shannon
Wales
Velderine Tilbert
Dainty
Tsnet
George
Mus
Notre Dame
P.T. A
Gontinur
Fairfield Grange
C. P. M'Cormice
Mrs. Williams
Buckeye Bankers
Veelan Serial
OM Fowler
Ashton College
Brower Jerry
Bette
Neri
the Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Tom
Petey Place
Jerry
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