Mail carrier dies after needle assault by three men
Guy Eads age 36 and Bud Eads age 26, both mail carriers, were attacked on November 1 while caring for the back yard kennels. A needle jab caused a leg wound and lead to infection, surgery, and Eads death Monday morning. Coroner and police investigate motive amid a spate of nearby robberies. Eads leaves a widow and three children. funeral set for Wednesday at his mother’s home, with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Eads
Bada
Bud
la Quy
Bonth Thirteenth Street
Bad
Enda
Mercy Hospital
Moning
Edward Cook
9- Megan
Eads
Indy
Imad
Xine
Avzailants
Corauer Cook
Cartain
Aed
Kup Aigedin
Fuare
Jorge Eivela
Jie
Ba Waa
Wrentler
Loran
Tindenwald
Lillie Belle Nada
Mary Oathering
Helen Frances
Caylene
Birs
Matta Ulriehj
Thomas Ulrich
Danetis Ulrich
Courageous Miss Sohngen Helps Foil Home Burglar
Mary Helen Sohngen, 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sohngen, and her 16 year old sister acted quickly to alert police during a weekend burglary at the Sohngen residence in Cincinnati. The teens whispered messages to headquarters, prompting a swift police surround and the capture of a professional intruder named Joe Wilson, age 36, from Nashville. No theft occurred as officers seized a knife and four keys from the suspect. Continued on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Helen Sohngen
Arthur Sohngen
South D Street
Sohngen
Misa Bohngen
Mary
Helen Solingen
Arthur Solugen
South
Miss Solingen
Patien
John ©. Calhoun
Mondey
Hilladale Echool
Cincinnati
Iaf Tha Sohagen
Miss Sohagen
Nniese
Faottepa
Cathous
Mr. Sohngen
Misa Sohngen
Mrs. Sohngen
Sohingen
Mr. Sohingenauld
Wader
Uggero
Hia Nketa
Pat
Joe Wilson
Nashville
Tan
Akening
National Honor For Miss Mehl
Miss Margaret Mehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Mehl received word from Washington DC that she earned third prize in the national contest for Why the Grange Should Foster Safety. The award carries twenty dollars. Mehl a Fairfield High School junior also won first prize in the state contest earning a silver medal and three dollars. Ruth Walden of Liberal Kansas won the national first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Margaret Mehl
Adam Mehl
8Na
Washington, D.C
The
Grange
Mell
Fairfield High School
Aoker
National Grange
Mig Winenews
Ruth Walden
Liberal
Kansas
Madam Florenz Arrest and Bond Forfeiture
Madan Plorena Thompson former beauty shop operator in Hamilton was sought by Mansfield Ohio authorities on a bench warrant. Judge We Whaston ordered her $10,000 bond forfeited amid a state wide arrest, tied to a murder and escape investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Plorens Thompson
Madan Plorena
Hamilton
Mansfield
Ohio
Whaston
Flowens
Miles J. Lindley
Thompson
Charles Willinue
Wamilton
Acta | Tock
Reformatory
Williams
Whial Wank
Tinngar
Ganvd
Wik Nina
Mra Thompson
Farmers Plan Protection for Milk Deliveries
Farmers in Cincinnati and northern Kentucky weigh actions as threats arise against milk drivers. Reports say guards will accompany interstate milk trucks into Cincinnati and dealers arm guards. A Middletown driver faced two roadside crowds aiming to push his truck into a ditch. police intervened before damage occurred. Butler County producers organize to safeguard deliveries, with potential actions into Hamilton if needed. Continuous police reports indicate planned strikes and protective measures through Monday night.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Gincinnati
Hatildon
Dames Ofa Connor
Allan Lindsay
Grand Houlevard
East Avenue
Gan of
Dream
Ttrek
Grand Boulevard
Middletown
Frechtling Dairy Company
Biddletown
Middletown Pike
Central Avenue
Guarda, Flan, Direstora
Co-operative
Suvivers
Butler Farmers
Butler County
Johm C. Calhoun
Red Cross Launches Intensive Roll Call Appeal
The Red Cross starts a nationwide roll call on Tuesday to enroll members for the year's work. A $1.00 annual fee will be requested, aiming to reach Thanksgiving. A coast to coast radio program will urge every adult over 16 to join, with solicits set for homes, stores, and offices by Red Cross workers and veterans groups including the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Askiny
Ajeht
Fellowship
Wed Cross
Fed Cross
American Legion
Amer
Crash in Eaton injures several locals and Cincinnati visitors
Sunday a collision near Eaton left Mr and Mrs C E Vanderhoof of 843 High Street and Mr and Mrs Ralph Beeler of 373 South D Street with minor injuries. The other car carried five Cincinnati residents who were also hurt. James Sampson, driving the second vehicle, skidded in gravel, struck the Vanderhoof car, and plunged over a 15 foot embankment. Sampson and occupants of his car received care. Wright Sampson and Edward Roedor were named among those injured.
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C. E. Vanderhoof
High Street
Ralph Beeler
South D Street
Eaton
James Sampson
Cincinnati
Sampson
VanderHoof
Wright
Linwood Road
Edward Roedor
Plea Delays Hearing In School Construction Suit
Plaintiff delays hearing on a taxpayer suit over two awarded contracts for Woodrow Wilson Junior High School including dealing and ventilating at 47 660 and planking at 26 100. Witnesses are out of state. A Monday conference will determine another assignment. Attorneys for Peck Waunaford and Peck Co Cincinnati and W C Shafer Co Cincinnati filed amended answers denying bids. Howard Kelly, a taxpayer, is represented by counsel.
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Toen
Woodrow Wilson
Tia Peck
Hannaford
Pook
W. C. Shafer Gn. Hamilton
Peck, Waunaford and Peck Company
Swit
Nichols, Morrill, Wood, Marx and Ginter, Cincinnali
Wy. C. Shafer Company
Shells and Millikin, Tramniston
W. OC
Shepherd
Harry J. Koehlex
Howard Kelly
Father Son Event At First M E
The annual Father Son banquet at First M E Church will be held Tuesday evening November 22 at 6 16 under the Brotherhood. Program includes music by James R Fisher violin solo Robert Parkin talk by Robert Henson talk For the Dads by Don Fittungermarks and magician Keppler Ian. Men and boys of the congregation and Sunday school urged to attend. Tickets 35 seats. Reservations via Brotherhood committee or church office.
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Mather and San
Fla Wirt M. E. Church
Brotherhood
James R. Fisher
Robert Parkin
Robert Henson
Don
Don Fittungermarks By Rev. Parkin and Magician, Keppler
Ian
Brotherhood Summittee
Churet
Initiative Petition To Be Filed With Council Next Wednesday
City council will receive an initiative petition at the regular meeting next Wednesday. The measure, backed by a committee including Dr. Mark Millikin, seeks municipal ownership and operation of a city transportation system. The petition will take preference over other business, with a possible January special election proposed to decide on ownership and funding for relief of the poor. The council has already considered a five year franchise for City Coach Company. if approved, a referendum would be required to place the ownership question before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Millikin
Woolford
Charter Commission
EL R. Hall
Misella Mae Copa
B. Alston
Thealiens
Cdn
Millikin
A& Council
Transportation Ordine
City Coach Company
City Count
Allan Hyer
J. W. McChive
Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railway
Restaurant Owner Fed Tramps Then Lost Sweater
Tom Bonzani, a Third Ground Charley Street restaurant owner, fed two tramps Saturday afternoon. They left with his sweater and did not thank him, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bonzanis
Tom
Miami Men Honor Coach Wilton At Dinner Here Friday Night
Miami University alumni plan a dinner Friday November 18 at 6 PM at the Hamilton Y M C A honoring Frank Wilton Miami football coach George Rider and Ray Wistz. The event will present talks on Miami football and future plans with limited reservations through five local organizers. Mayor Burke will host and greeting will be extended to the honored guests. Tickets are fifty cents and reservations are required by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Alomai
Hanico Pnd
Butler County
Hamilton Y. M. C
Frank Wilton
Miami
George Rider
Ray Wistz
Miami Fina
Lubka
Wilton
University of Cincinnati
Uawilton
Robert @. Taylor
J. Walter Wack
Earl Jackman
Morris Taylor
H. R. Grosvenor
Raymond Jf, Burke
Gondh Wilton
Rider
Wistz
Joint Kotary Kiwanis Lions Meeting in Hamilton
The first joint service club gathering in Hamilton unfolds Tuesday evening at the YWCA. A 6:30 turkey dinner precedes an orchestral program headlined by WLY radio duo Bink and Tink followed by dancing and cards for those who wish to stay.
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Kotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
YWGA
Bink
Tink
WLY
Hamilton
Trial of Reed v Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road begins
A jury trial opened in common pleas court with Judge Clinton D. Boyd presiding over the Reed vs. Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road case from Middletown. Reed seeks 297 dollars 32 cents for injuries after a crossing accident at Lamy Avenue. The railroad is defended by Branton Millikin Merbert Shafer t Philip Schneider John Grist and Max Well Finkleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Reed
Middletown
Lamyatte Avenue
Common Pleas
Clinton D. Boyd
Reed
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Branton Millikin
Hamilton
Merbert Shafert
Philip ‘Sehneider
Cincinnati
John A. Grist
Max- Well Finkleman
Leibrook Injured Playing Football In Dislocated Shoulder
Mark Leibrook aged 20 sustained a dislocated right shoulder while playing football with friends on Sunday. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where the injury was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Leibrook
Henningbofen Avenue
Mercy Hospital
World Fellowship Vesper Service at YWCA Delights
The YWCA World Fellowship vesper service filled the auditorium with an array of speakers and a vested choir from the Presbyterian church. Helena Frehtling, Rev. D A Cossotta, and Mayor Raymond Burke’s choir presented The New Creation a Festival of Verse and Song under Burke’s direction with Mrs Leah K Baumgaether at the piano. The message urged fellowship of man and offered an optimistic future based on Pilgrim lines, read by Frehtling and Cossotta. Burke’s choir delivered masterpieces with fervor, highlighting his renowned directing and the event’s spiritual tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Fellowship
Education Department
The
Association
Misa Helena Freehtling
D. A. Cossotta
Raymond Burke
Presbyterian Church
Burke
Leah K. Baumgaether
Crea
Helena Freehtling
Tle
God Avingale
Weather figures and missing data across years
The note lists max and min temperatures with several garbled terms and years including 1930 1920 1928 1997 1928 and minor values like 66 3 52 54 45. It requests temperatures for the same data in the following year but the data is incomplete and badly corrupted.
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Tio
Horders
Mu Etley
Tada
Dori
Rada
Arosa
Calhoun
Miss Sohngen
Mehl
Margaret Mehl
Madam Florenz
Farmers Plan Protection
Polke
Hamiltonians
M. E
Council
City of
Rotary
Lions
Your
First National
Citizen’s Savings and ‘Trust
Dime Savings
Second National Bank
Leibrook
Se Sera
Epsom
Henry Wynpam
WiskEp
Wyndamsfield
Dalgmier
Grace
Kesnen Bentley
Dek Dare
Ken King
PNP
Ed Wheelan
Ves
Ely
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