Legal Tangle Over Initiated Transit Petitions Reported
City officials face a legal tangle as two initiative petitions seek municipal ownership and a five year City Coach franchise for transit. Council tabled third reading amid absence and will reconvene December 7 to address a potential double or triple ballot at a future special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Gindenatt and Lake Erie Company
Voss
Hamilton
Ofdinanos
Hamilton City Coash
Couneil
First Citizens Charter
Cintinenti and Lake Hiie Railway
Itm Jamilton City Lines, , Inc
Sounsil
H. Warndorf
Morton
Warndorf
Homer
Vota
City Coach Company
Chicaga
Yatitiona
Armel Chamber
Tone
Hamilton Council Approves RF C Relief Financing Plan
Hamilton city council approved applying to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for funds to cover poor relief for the rest of the year. A detailed statement of past relief costs and winter needs will be prepared for Governor White and then the RF C board. The city expects about 9,000 a week in relief spending and may seek 3,000 weekly in future needs as the winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Reconstruction Finasea Corporation
Washington
Ohio
R. F. C. Board
Aight
City of
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gover
George White
Gyab Waahinglor
Serking
Balanan
Chip Mans Ager
Russell
Boyd Kishor
Cinoinati
Hadeon
Fisher
Calvin Skinner
Mnato Hureau
Cincin
Wisher
R. FG
Toney
R. F.C
Mrr
Lisher
Cincinnati
City Anynil
Julian Teleforth
Prian
Whits
Third Bridge Bonds Approved by Hamilton City Council
Hamilton city council passed an ordinance Wednesday night authorising 33 217.68 dollars to cover the city’s portion of costs for a bridge over the tailrace at the end of North Third street. The bridge is part of the North Third street extension, financed by state, city, and county. The state highway department awarded the contract to George W. Timmons of Ordamabas and work will start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Honda
North Third Street
State Highway Department
George W. Timmons
Ordambas
Buckeye Bankers At Dinner Hear Beiser Address
The Buckeye Chapter of the American Institute of Banking held the first winter meeting at the Hamilton club with 50 bankers from Butler County. Willian Beiser of the Western Bank and Trust Co in Cincinnati delivered a talk on Commercial Bank Loans, followed by a credit discussion. Attendees included R. G. Hegensberg, Dorothy Hunt, Kathleen Messner, J. Gabhart, and many others from local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
American Institute of Banking
Hamilton Club
Butler County
Willian Beiser
Wealern Bank and Trust Company
Cincionati
Beiser
R. G. Hegensberg
Willinam Beiser
B. F. Shievly
Ed Snyder
K. 5
Weatherwax
B. TL. Geyer
R. W. Freeh
Dorothy Hunt
Ed. Meiser
R. E. Wagner
W. R. Wapner
A. Ruppert
Myrtle Fisher
Mary Delaney
Grace Sullivan
Misa Kane
Helloway
Telen Barns
Josephine Klapivic
City Cuts Bonded Debt by 146,967 in October
Hamilton city finances show October bonded debt reduced by 146,967.24 with total outstanding debt at 2,658,961.00 after $75 in bonds issued and 146,907.24 in judgments, per the October financial statement presented to the city council by City Manager Russell J. Price and Director Terry H. Schwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Mts of
Hamilton
Terry H. Schwater
Finanes
Russell J. Price
Auto Hit Kills Woman and Rattles City Pole
Miss Liss a 24 year old stenographer of 203 Minister Street Hamilton suffered broken leg and possible ankle fracture when a car she rode in struck a utility pole 6420 Hamilton Avenue in front of Ford Sebastian 28 of 715 A MItville Avenue Hamilton the driver and brother in law was injured Both cars sideswiped by Charles Bowman 4221 Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati while attempting to turn into a driveway and strike the pole with Mica Tise employed by Cramar and Garden Tra c tion Building assisting lawyers. Police took all to General Hospital with Miss Liss in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orart
Wairin
Jouran
Miza Ann Liss
Minister Street
Hamilton
Hamilton Avenue
Ford Sebastian
Mitlville Avenue
Wrechtling Dairy Company
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Sebastian
Charles Bowman
Spring Grove Avenue
Mica Tise
Cramar and Gardan
Traction Building
Shrine Club Stag Party at Masonic Temple November 25
The Haraillon Shrine will open its winter season with a party and entertainment Friday night November 25 at the Masonic temple. Frank Fowles and Harry B. Wonnell announce a program at 8 oclock featuring Charley Dieoas Rhythmical Rubes The Thrap Dons LaVonna Miller Lolk Arnce Smith. committee members include Kendall Robards Jacoby Forbe Dreher and Stieinger. A buffet luncheon will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haraillon Shrine
Dlay
Masonic Temple
Frank Fowles
Harry B. Wonnell
Boldlock
Charley Dieo
Thrap Dons
LaVonna Miller
Lolk Arnce Smith
G. F. Kendall
GL. Jacoby
L. Forbe
Dreher
Stieinger
Reading Enjoyed at Trinity Church
A large audience at Trinity Church attended Rev. I. B. Dern of Cincinnati delivering a reading titled The Parsing of the Third Floor Bask and Green Pastures. Dern, an eight year member, drew a big crowd last year and again Tuesday evening drew keen interest from listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
B. Dern
Cincinnati
Dern
Mernier
Green Pastures
Walnut Aid Society holds routine meeting at Walnut Aid hall
Routine order of business was transacted at the Walnut Aid Society meeting held Wednesday evening at the Walnut Aid hall on Second and Washington streets. Nominations of officers will take place at the next meeting. Tanneh and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Aid
Walnut Aid Hall
Second
Washington Streets
Red Cross Toll Call Begins With Junior High Students
About 400 students from Wilson and Roosevelt Junior High schools start the senior Toll Call canvass, visiting residential districts except Lindemeald. At noon eighth and ninth graders who registered will be dismissed to canvass for Red Cross membership under Ted Reiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Roosevelt Junior High School
Lindemeald
Red Cross
Ted Reiter
Schoula
Red
Croga
Anne Naan
See Ray of Hope To Save Arm of Willard Cowdrey
A wartime hospital report details a plan at Fort Hamilton to graft Willard Gowrey’s injured arm to his chest for skin growth after a hunting injury. Surgeons planned a 2:30 pm operation as the next step with the goal of restoring limited hand movement within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Cowdrey
Willard Gowrey
Campbell Avenue
Liesiay
Fort Hamilton
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned in Norwood Friday
A report on the district meeting held last week in Norwood will be presented. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday evening at the new Legion home. Other items of importance will be discussed and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Americary Legion Auxiliary
Naw Legion
Elks Banquet Highlights Dad And Son Program
Hamilton Lodge No 93 Benevolent and Probative Order of Elks held its annual dad and son banquet with a large dining room setup as banquet hall. P P Bell acted as toastmaster and Dr Wil Lebo spoke a welcome noting the effort of Edward Willer John Gebhart and A D Warndaat. Attorney John F Neilan urged fathers to guide boys toward purpose and discussion at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Lodge
Order of Elks
P. P. Bell
Wil Lebo
Edward Willer
John Gebhart
A. d. Warndaat
Flan
John F. Neilan
Mr. Neflan
Heft Attempt Fails at Barnhorn Store
Paul Klingler reports an unsuccessful break in at Barnhorn Brothers store at 2 30 AM Thursday. The target included Togan and Wondlawn arenas as part of the attempted incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heft
Barnhorn
Watrolvan
Paul Klingler
Barnhorn Brothers
Togan
Hamilton Industries Products Gain Place in Edison Institute
Hamilton Industries gains noted recognition as pioneers in farm machinery with two of their products placed in the Henry Ford collection at the Edison Institute in Dearborn Michigan. The Tramilton Chamber of Commerce reports a planter by A P Deuscher and a model by Langaml Allstatler are in the institute’s archive and seeks help to identify their makers as they are no longer listed in trade directories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Industries
Henry Ford
Eddison Institute
Dearborn
Michigan
Tramilton Chamber of Commerce
A. P. Deuscher Company
Eons and Allatatter Company
Institute
Chamber of Commercs
H. P. Deusehor
Langaml Allstatler
Crowds Praise Displays And Floor Show On Final Nite
Crowds enjoyed a three day Hamilton radio and electric refrigerator show at the Anthony Wayne hotel ballroom. Dealers demonstrated models and explained operation while a floor show featured Mary Brown and the Jewel sisters. Participating firms included Walker company Lindenwald Service Station Gerhard Radio Co George Krebs Sons Sears Roebuck Haverland Citizens Motor Car Co and Wueltase Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Wayne Hotel
The
Journal
Hawilton
Mary Brown
Jewel Sisters
Tamilton
Walker Company
Court Street
G. A. Clark and Son
Lindenwald
Pleasant Avenue
Gerhard Radio Company
North Second Strust
George Krebs Sons
South Chird
Court Streets
Spoor Hardware and Electric Company
High Street
Sears, Roebuck and Company
South Second Street
Haverland Electric Company
North
Merchants Meet Friday Morning in Hamilton Chamber
David M. Silver president calls a general meeting of the Hamilton Merchants association for 10 o clock Friday morning in the Chamber of Commerce to discuss plans for the holiday shopping season and regulation of store hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Merchants’ Association
David M. Silver
Chamber of
Big Y M C A Bean Feed At Junior High Saturday
The YMCA plans a Dean Fend year kickoff with a big Bean Feed for the preps juniors and widget class at the Junior High. Hi- club members volunteers will help set up and a program is being arranged. The event ends before the MidTown Hamilton game at Oxford. A street light at Fifth and Chestnut was blown down Wednesday afternoon reported by Mrs. George Dreher.
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Y. M
A. Loys
Aji Meathers
Houa
Btiriet
Fifth and
Chestnut
George Dreher
Fifth
Chestnut Streets
Stage Set for Woman Teachers Plays Friday
Readiness is complete for two plays and a program by the Woman Teachers Club of Jay evening on Friday November 18 at the ATurnilten High gakoot auditorium. Furniture for the set includes antiques owned by Miss Lillian Becker and the Watson Antique Shop. modern pieces come from Lowenstein Furnitures. The children's program is directed by Miss Margaret Yaekle with Miss Jean Van Dyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of Woman Teachers
Fn Jay
Aturnilten High Gakoot
Oelook
Choraby
Lillian Becker
Watson Antique Shop
West Minin Streak
Lowensteim Furnitures Company
Margaret Yaekle
Jean van Dyte
Mrs Rybolt Dies Suddenly Last Rites Saturday
Laura Vietnam Rybolt aged 78 died Thursday at her daughter Uraco Leibrock's home 706 Main Street Hamilton Ohio. Death caused by heart disease last hour or more before discovery. Born November 21 1856 in Clermont County Ohio to Owen and Lisan Godfrey. Survived by four brothers and one sister, three daughters Jain Leirock and two sons Charles J Rybolt Fred S Rybolt, all of Hamilton, plus two grandchildren Stefan Tonise and Mary Em Rybolt. Services Saturday with last rites Saturday (continued on Page 7).
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Laura Vietnrmn Rybolt
Uraco
Leibrock
Mainstreet
Rybolt
Perin- Lowa
Clermont County
Ohio
Monomber
Owen
Liszin Godfrey
Summer Godfrey
Bardinia
Oia
Danial Styhart
Jain Leilrock
Charles J. Rybolt
Fred
Hamilton
Stelen Tonise
Mary Emei Rybolt
Charles Rybolt
Mrs R M Sohngen Named to National Relief Board
Mrs R M Sohngen of the Woman's Clothing Relief committee has been named to a national relief commission of 500 members. she will assist Newton D Baker and work under Mrs Ferbert Hoover in charge of the women's division. The initial message clarified the commission's scope and her role within the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roher
M. Sohingen
Eminnan
Coom
Newton D. Baker
United States
Baker
Ferbert Hoover
Hamilton Weather Data From Long-Dead Years
Weather report for Hamilton lists maximums and minimums for the same date across years 1931 1890 1929 1926 1927 with figures such as high 76 and low 49 inches of rainfall recorded as 0.23. The entry includes dated numerical anomalies and stray OCR characters indicating a historical daily climatology note.
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Council
Opicinla
Sar Osly
Gov. White
Reconstruction Corporation
Buckeye Bankers
Shrine Club
Proobeda OY
Sir Johnie Hall
Tmniliea
Wilton
Legion Auxiliary
Elks
Edison Institute
Woman Teachers
Mrs
R. M. Sohngen
Nat'l Relief Board
Ed Wheelan
Apscor
Jin
Resuzik
Ay Aganst Bentley
Tom
Tul
Watt Chanze
Asi
Bentley
Salt Spring
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