Constructive Economy urged to reform local government
Northwestern professor A R Hattan explains Hamilton charter aims at cutting waste and boosting efficiency. The National Municipal League panel urges consolidations, streamlined governance, merit system adoption, and clearer budgeting to curb spending during economic depressions.
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Chicago
A. R. Hattart
Wnd
Politics Science
Northwestern University
Shirlsipel Leagar
Hamilton
National Municipal League
Duesday
United States Chamber
Hatton
Nattan
Ech Department
Ownder
Teatinger
Munixioni Teague Ing
Wrnter
Murray Sensengoul
Foriur Maser
Cincinnat
Ohio Events and Obituaries in Brief
Ohio notes report aviator Brock buried in Springfield Willam, aged 36, and Linaenen famed for a 1987 Detroit flight. Columbus obituary for Professor Louis F. Anderson at Ohio Binto Univ. New Lexington barber Sylvester Kelley disputes election claims with Mell Underwood. Marion jury convicts Theodore Bartis of second degree murder of Thomas Mascos. Columbus to test five one man street cuts. Cleveland jury trial begins for Francis Fash over 1980s Hebert Quinlan store holdup. case leaks from a former woman mut Live noir suspect.
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Sylvester Kellex
Mell G. Underwood
Hioworth
Ohio
Kelley
Mid
Miehirer
Muvion
Theodore Bartis
Thomas Mascos
Manion
Batis
Boehens
Megved Wieder
Francis
Herbert HL Quinlan
Heart of a Wife: Newset Phaw of the Serial
Adele Garrison writes a melodramatic scene where Nick and Tony clash over a wife’s fate. Characters debate loyalty, danger, and a covert route as Ronald, Madge, and Tale navigate threats, a guarded car chase, and a concealed road toward a precarious rescue.
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Ronald
Nick
Tale
Household Hints and Harsh Voices in a 1932 Column
A fragmented 1932 column blends homemaking tips with distorted dialogue. It mentions a homemade jam, stain removal for a shirt, and a tense roadside incident where a man calls someone Babe or Baby, reflecting uneasy social dynamics of the period. The piece ends with an unfinished cliffhanger about drawing cards and a car approaching Terry’s back road.
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Abe
Esuhen
Terry's
Revival Services by the Amanda Methodists spark Education Week events
In Amanda, revival services began Sunday at the Methodist Church led by Rev W G Neal, while the Education Week observance featured an open house at the Amanda School. Parents and visitors toured classrooms, met teachers, and learned about school goals as activities ran from morning to early evening. Out-of-town guests attended a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Eugene Daughman, with games and a noon lunch, as local and visiting guests shared in the celebration.
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Ayman
Aconjunghion
Amanda School
Methodist Chorch
Nev. W. G. Neal
James Doughman
Myra
Eugene Danghauin
Gertrude Kolker
Dougtonin
Notable Birthdays Span Diverse Realms Across Nations
The item lists several celebrated birthdays: Dorothy Dix born in Tennessee era, opera singer Annetite Gall-Curel from Italy, tenor Rice do Martin born Hopkinsville Kentucky, James H Rand Jr of North Tonawanda, New York, lawyer Tiedsay Russell of Wilmington North Carolina, bishop Michael J Gallagher of Detroit, and diplomat Ulysses Grant Smith linked to Wellington Pennsylvania. It notes social visits of Dorothy Jones, Mrs Henry Hayes and Margaret, and residents Henry Melaughlia and Grant Alehly amidst cordial gatherings.
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Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth M. Gilmer
New Orleans
Montgomery Co. Tenn
Annetite "Gall -Curel
Italy
Ricesdo Martin
Hopkinsville, Ky
James H. Rand, Jr
New York
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Tiedsay Russell
Wilmington
N. G
Michael J. Gallagher
R. AG
Detroit
Auburn
Mish
Ulysses Grant Smith
Whellington
Byron Harland Majority Change in Montgomery County Count
Dayton November reports show Byron Havin waaze with a narrow majority in the Third district as official returns tally 14 952 votes in Montgomery County. Roosevelt and White lead in their respective contests, while early figures for the congressional seat suggest minor adjustments to initial tallies with no material change expected.
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Byron Harlan
Dayton
Montgomery County
Roosevelt
White
Byron Havin Waaze
Servetel
Congress
United Presbyterian travelers club hosts gathering at Sturgeon home
Members of the Teavelere club of the United Presbyterian church met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Janes P. Sturgeon, 426 Rots avenue. Miss Clara Hessen attended the event, sharing in the church circle’s social mission.
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U.P
Sturgeon
Te Teavelere Club
United Presbyterian Church
Janes P. Sturgeon
Rots Avenue
Clara Hessen
Meeting Highlights and Talk at Coals Forum
Presiding officer Miss Read Buell and Mildred Rameeyer led a discussion on a mystery coal issue titled Ethiopia. A social hour followed the talk, with remaining coverage continued on page 12.
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Miss Read Buell
Coal ‘Co
Mildred Rameeyer
Mystery Coal
Ethiopia
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