Hamilton Observes Armistice Day With Parades And Banquet
Hamilton today marked Armistice Day with a morning Field of Honor at Greenwood, a noon American Legion banquet featuring Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman, and a 2:45 parade through Eatonami Park. A citywide taps broadcast followed by a Commander’s Ball capped the events, with local schools and civic buildings closed in observance.
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Hamilton
Greenwood
American Legion Membare
Thetwanda
Boldlera
Gilbert Bettman
Ohio
Bettman
Meanoer
Department of Ohio, American Legion
W. A. Burlingzine
Cincinnati
Fourth District
Eatonami Park
Aolain
Fourth Street
Mugler
Rentsehler
Jeff's Garden
Johnnie Brook
Pabtia Sthourt
Hamilton High School
G. H. Simonson
Presbyterian Church
Npeatking. Ee
Unmasked bandit and girlfriend flee after East Avenue theft
A small theft at the Pure Oil filling station on East Avenue and Ludlow Street led to a gunfire chase as an unmasked man and his girlfriend fled the scene. Patrolman Herschel Seward reported shots near Hack Avenue while the couple escaped through a break in the front office. Police described the woman as the bandit’s lookout, with investigators noting the cash drawers and desks were ransacked and a small sum stolen. Detectives and officers pursued leads through East Avenue, Maple Avenue, and South Ninth Street, but the suspects remain at large.
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Fookowt
East Avenue
Livilow Street
Seward
Javkeyt
Slater
Herschel Seward
Bardit
Hack Avenue
Ludlow
Para Oil Company
Patrohyan Seward
Pauly
Sycéutora
Histavetite
Worl
Mark Avenio
Ludlow Street
Sigan
Nulify
Pure Oi
Ags Seward
Maple Avenue
Oscar Decker
Batruhiten Hovintanulle
Clarenve Holden
Pitroluan
Piro
Norman Thomas Vote Totals in Butler County
Pre election predictions that Norman Thomas the socialist candidate would pull heavy votes were partly dashed by assaults in Butler County. The county tally shows Thomas with 1 305 votes, far from the 4 305 he won four years ago.
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Norman Thoms
Asaults
Butler County
Wno
Meial
Thomas
Us County
Hamilton's Weather Data For Miniowim Area
Weather brief lists yesterday’s high 31 in Miniowim with record highs from 1931 1929 1928. Notes maximums 65 and 47, lows around 52 and 47, rainfall 4.18 inches for post 24 hours and 1.77 inches for the month to date. Includes temperatures and rainfall figures for prior years and current month totals.
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Miniowim
No Charge Here For School Water
The city of Hamilton will continue to provide free water to schools following a fifth district court decision declaring old law allowing free water to schools unconstitutional. City Manager Russell P. Price said the city cannot impose a burden on financially stressed schools.
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Hamilton
Fifth District Court
Appsald
Gres
Achoola
New Lexington
Rnseell P. Price
Fight to Save Boy Sight From Cincinnati Hospital
Reports from Cincinnati's Children's Hospital describe limited hope for saving 11 year old Robert Needham of Ylersville. Surgeons and health officials, aided by local nurses, address the eye injury caused by a strike during play. An appeal for 475 dollars for an operation was initially rejected but later considered.
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Children's Hospital
Cincinnati
Robert Needham
Ylersville
District Board of Health
Vlora Cartwright
Nursa
Mia Cage
Uia
Nmyone
Union Township
Milk Drivers Reach Arbitration Fight Over Wage Cuts
Milk drivers oppose a proposed 20 percent wage cut and favor a 10 percent reduction. A Cincinnati meeting voted to strike if talks fail, affecting 250,000 homes. Negotiations included Daniel Tobin and Thomas Harrell with an arbitration plan rejected by the union. Rising delivery costs push dealers toward wage reductions while union seeks concessions for drivers and inside workers.
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Hatvilton
Cincinnati
Nol Northi-Sera
Kentucky
Milk Drivers’ Union
Agrea 10
Wiidn
Aba
Worknen’s
Cingtunati
Apocinl
Linauilk
Chiinanbi
Hamilton
Nong
Daniel Tobin
Indianapolis
Thomas J. Harrell
Alers
Cincinyath
Chicago
Wbalesa
Induskrieg
Bat
Goriider
League of Nations Workings Told to Foremen at Y
Foremen at the Smoker heard MG A Friday night talk by Moore director of the Ohio League of Nations association. He outlined twelve years of international cooperation including the Geneva labor office, Kollege Pact, Lordenrad treaties, World Court, and minority protections. He noted four delegates per nation and annual international labor study.
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Moore
League of Nations Association
Ohio
Moora
Geneva
Reguvn
Mooreguid
Lnenrad
International World Court
jLeague
Natans
International
Iabor
League of Nations
Inet
Tha Stete
Oxe
Inbor
Gae
United States
Presbyterian Fathers and Sons Banquet Featured by Pastor
The Presbyterian Fathers and Sons banquet at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening featured as principal speaker Trey Jogo Sehnidt, pastor of Suthertey ehnech Middetown. Rev. Sehuidt gave a forestry themed talk on father and son relations. Robert G. Taylor presided while Willie Perry and his trio provided music. Several local men attended, including Dr. We Ts. Lamb, Clarence Zoller, Yar Thamp pon, Robert Thompson, Karl Thomas, Thomas Gilmore, Jy. Jew ett Millikin, Brandon Millikin, Clavesiee Murphy, Edward Waille, Alvian Waille, Tal Waille, G. O. Rogersville, and Charles Gagzwell.
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Trey
Jogo Sehnidt
They Suthertey Ehnech
Middetown
Sehuidt
Robert G. Taylor
Women’s Society
Aioe
Willie Perry
Dr. We Ts. Lamb
Clarence Zoller
Yar Thamp Pon
Robert Thompson
Karl Thomas
Bol
Ry. Thomas Gilmore
Jy. Jewett Millikin
Brandon BR. Millikin
Clavesiee Murphy
Eiward Waille
Alvian Wiale
Tal Waille
G. 0. Uogsivell
Charles Gagzwell
Coy
Pepper and Swan Elected in County Commission Contest
Official canvass confirms results in Bott County elections for two commission seats. Frank Popper leads the four man race as Democrat, Scott McClellan tops Republicans, while W. K. Swan holds the seventh place by 175 votes over Democrat George Marra. Board will shift to two Democrats and one Republican after January 4, with Pepper replacing Manrod. Manrod’s tally shown as Manrod-Hamilton 10,003. Continued on Page 13.
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Battoty
Bullet County Commissions
Frank Popper
Scott McClellan
W. K. Swan
George Marra
Welsh
Frank Peppie
Manrod
Pepper
Swan
Hamilton
Mil
Hamilton's Lone Brewery Ready For Beer Return
Hamilton's Lone Brewery, once padlocked by the U S government, is poised to restart beer production as soon as the court lifts the lock. The Bavarian Products Company on 325 365 South Street plans to resume operations, with owner Kiessling predicting a near-term clearance and rapid prep work to fill vats.
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Wamilton
Natlon
Veters
Hammilton
Bavarian Vrodnvts Company
South Street
U.S
Ohio
John Kiessling
Tia
Dayton
Kiessling
Prodneta Company
Mugon
End of War Pledge Echoes on Remembrance Day
Fragmentary lines recall solemn vow on Armistice Day with mentions of an empty palace and fallen figures. The text hints at reflection on sacrifice and the question of why those who died did so, without explicit details or names.
Catholic Women Elect Officers at Hamilton meeting
Mrs Teresa Wulflange resigned as president of the Archdiocesan Federation of the National Council of Catholic Women of Hamilton. Mrs Matilda Becker was elected president, with Bertha Loader as vice president and Ruth Brink as secretary and treasurer. A purse and fountain pen were given to Wulffange and Brink respectively. a surprise party followed the meeting.
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Teresa Wulflange
Arch- Diogeesan Federation
National Council of Catholic Women of
Hamilton
Reegret
Caradey
Bertha Loader
Ruth Brink
Wulffange
Rotary Plans Joint Meeting With Lions and Kiwanis
Rotary members will skip the Thursday noon Anthony Wayne hotel gathering and join a joint meeting with Lions and Kiwanis at the YWCA next Sunday night at 7 o clock. The event promises a turkey dinner and entertainment program followed by cards and dancing for Rotary members, their ladies, and guests.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Anthony Wayne
Thoraddy
Kawanis Oni Lions Eise
Civic Club
85 Verdict in Noes Damage Suit Recalled by Jury
A court in Judea returned an 85 verdict in favor of Robert H. Noes over a dog bite claim. Testimony linked the incident to neighbor Charles C. Ghatim, as the heating day stretched from morning until 6 p.m. when jurors deliberated for 90 minutes.
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NOES
Canmen Pleas Court of Judea
Clinton D. Boyt
Robert H. Noes
Age
Prytania Avenue
Charles C. Ghatim
Michoy Suet
Robert Nues
Mirat Baptist Church Teacher and Officer Meeting
At Mirat Baptist Church the teachers officers and the board of trustees met Thursday evening for routine business. The brief session covered standard church matters as plans and governance were discussed.
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Mirat Baptist Church
Third St Bridge Work at Once
BARL Calumnite Haven Columbus O Nov 14 George W Timmons Columbus contractor awarded contract for construction of the tail race bridge on North Third street extension Hamilton on his bid of 98 580 announced today that he would probably set up a field office on the job soon and begin operations as soon as details of approving the contract and bond are completed Mr Timmons contemplates the erection of a truss span bridge at Millville over Indian creek on US 27 in Butler county He will take only a skeleton organization and plan to use all available labor
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Columbus
George W. Timmons
North Third Street
Hamilton
Timmons Ling
Millville
Indian Creek
Butler County
Reformed Social Circle Elects Officers at Meeting
Mrs Santa K Dillon was re elected president of the Ladies Social Circle of the First Re formed church at a Thursday meeting. Officers elected include Mrs Elizabeth McCloskey as secretary and Mrs F C Veal as treasurer. Mrs McCloskey also filled the vacated post left by Mrs H E Smith. A social hour with refreshments followed.
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Santa K. Dillon
The
First Reformed Church
Elizabeth McCloskey
Main Street
Walter B. Leis
F. C. Veal
McCloskey
H.E. Smith
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