Joint Petition for Relief Funds From RFC Across Three Units
Hamilton Middletown and Butler county plan a coordinated request to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for relief funds for the needy. Analyses will cover 131 and first 20 months of the year, with officials to prepare statements and present to Governor White for transmission to RFC in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tywan
Hamilton
Middletown
Butter County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Butler Country
Lunds
Reconstruction Hienance Corporation
Hamilton Chamer
Commarea
Butler County
Yuesday
Marey
George White
Columbus
Thia
Fia Agnannk
Boyd Fischer
Calvin Skinner
Cincinnati
Fisher
Middledown
Fi+nance Corporation
Washington
Skinner
Fateral Highway Fund
Jury Hears $2000 Suit By Short In Common Pleas Court
A jury in common pleas court began hearing a $2,000 personal injury suit brought by William Short against the Nantucket railroad company after an automobile owned by a brother collided with a freight train at Vine Street and Auge Purger Avenue in New Miami. The plaintiff, represented by Lee Zilcox, alleges injuries from the crash occurring around 2:30 a.m. on November 7, 1930. Attorney for the railroad, Dan Matthews, Dayton, is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton D. Boyd
Silgar
William Short
Velix Short
Mirmillow
Penaseye
Vanin Vrnilron Company
Stmatey Short
Vine Street
Auge Purger Avenue
New Miami
Lee
Zilcox
Allorney
Matthews
Dayton
Railron Company
Dan
Fred Pippedt
3. & Bradt
Mra
Milen Bartels
Frank H. McCatterty
William D. Witmer
Edgar Truster
Oscar Wonddrafe
Lonis Schnouble
Hamar Baker
Anna Unaicker
Homer Ty
Gareler
Snd
Jacob 1
Tallent
Merchants Meet Tuesday at 10 A M
The Hamilton Merchants Association announces a meeting for Tuesday at 10 a m in the Chamber of Commerce office. President David M Bilton confirms the arrangement and urges member attendance to discuss store affairs and town concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
David
M. Bilton
The
Associae Son
Quiz Pair on Chicken Theft in Butler County Jail
Two men, Cinginiati.nvin and botit colared, held in Butler County jail for questioning about stealing 20 chickens from Ade Anderson’s farm near West Chester. Deputies Frank Hurst and James C. Arthur found a sack of chickens near a parked car. suspects claim they bled and bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botit
Butler Ennity
Ade Anderson
R. R
West Cheater
Nha
Roy Capeswid
Lee Carter
Mark Street
Cincinnati
Frank Hurst
Janes C. Arthur
John C. Selumecher
William Autrang
Mand
Bath
Aase
Chamber Opposes Further Taxation Meeting Notes
Homer Gant returns from a three day chamber conference in New Orleans. United States Chamber of Commerce directors adopt a firm stance against more taxes by federal, state, and local governments. Only beer taxation is favored if Congress limits beer manufacture and sales. Gard, chair of the Civic Development Committee, argues municipalities, large and small, must cut operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gant
New Orleans
United States Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Juio
Gard
Unity Temple to Host E V Ingraham Speaker
Unity Temple at 117 Ross Avenue hosts E V Ingraham, member of Unity Training School teaching staff, tonight at 8 o clock. He will address the topic Spiritual Wel coming, presenting a program on spiritual wellbeing and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Ingraham
Unity Temple
Blov
Ingen
Unity
Staf
Unity Training School
Ross Avenity
Burglary at American Can Plant Traced by Night Watchman
Oxford officer MW Gilbert discovers burglary at 6:46 Sunday at the American Can Company plant on Tied and Block streets. Watchman says he tested the office safe door at 4:30 and burglars followed him in after he left. A push bar lay near the safe. entry believed through a window possibly by someone who washed the window on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. MW. Gilbert
Oxford
Toe
Gilbert
Wilnekel
Two Arrests After Theft at Camp
Palice and county officers Saturday continued cooperative efforts yielding four arrests within the past week. Detectives Molert Leonard and Deputy Sheriffs Lee Uininel and Charles Walke arrested Robert Shaw, 20, 420 North Third Street, on a charge of breaking and entering. Ray Wall, 29, 1820 Sipple Avenue, was arrested on a charge of receiving and concealing stolen property. Officers tied Shaw to the Glaser's camp near Bunker Hill and to the camp burglary involving Hamilton County forces prior weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palice
Tin Inst Wok
Molert
Leonard
Lee Uininel
Charles Walke
Robert Shaw
North Third Street
Ray Wall
Sipple Avenue
Ovidynes
Shaw
Die Glaser
Bunker Hill
Hall
Blinn
Off Iverg
Shaw Pal Hall
Hamilton
Watson names Dees assailant in early morning attack
Gardner Watson of Middletown Pike was removed to Mercy Hospital after an assault at 710 Gordon Avenue. Police report Watson told officers he was struck with a blackjack by Dees on Gordon Avenue. Watson plans to sign a warrant charging Dees with assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suttering
Gardner Watson
Nga
Middletown Pike
Gordon Avenue
Mercy Hoapil Hl
Patrohuen
Herman Dulle
iRollaut Welch
George van Lea
Watson
Hiieg Dees
Palien
Dens
Moorehead Named Master at Pomona Grange Meet
Upton Moorehead R Rt 1 Okon nn led the Butler county fair for years and was elected master of the Pomona Grange at quarterly meeting and annual election Saturday. Other officers elected or re‑elected include Paul Weissinger secretary Nell Beckert Moore Mary Skillman keeper Gordon Long treasurer Arthur Baise and more. Executive committee members named include Nina Selby Flora Paul J Long and Alberta Finlay. The Reily Orange was proclaimed. Continued on next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Moorehead
Okonnn
Butler County
Pomona Grange Abn
Fteil
Long
Wrater
Paul Weissinger
Gverscery Me
Vernon Rabfase
Frank Marta
William Shellen
Harger
Sasistant
George" Long
Arthur Baise
Gale- Keepery
P. McCormick
Nell Beckert Moore
Mary Skillman
Lidgetst
Christine Yau
Gordon
Margaret Camiprese Jamann
Marie Weikel
Nina
Selby
Flora
Paul J. Long
Walter Ralaton
Alberta Finlay
Reily Orange
Good News For Pal Turkey Dinner Costs Less
A 1930s era note on turkey dinner costs shows a family of six or seven can feast for about $4.61, down from $5.84 in 1930 and much lower than later years. The article lists menu items and prices, including turkey, eggs, potatoes, cranberries, vegetables, and dessert, highlighting overall savings despite egg shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Manu
Colery
Pulse Alarm Bug Sought After Sixth False Fire Call
Fire Chief William Conlin warned a repeat false alarm, the sixth in three months, could push limits. Roof fire at 493 Short Street caused damage to Bob Morris residence Sunday night. A car at 729 Baggy Avenue sustained minor damage from an undetermined origin blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
William Conlin
Bob Morris
Short Street
Baggy Avenue
Party Breakup At Feathertone Home Ends With Arrests
Police led by Captain Byron broke up an all night gathering at Lucy Feathertone's home on 224 Summer Street. Several guests and residents were charged with keeping a disorderly house and rough conduct after noises were heard, whisky seized, and officers depated noting everything quiet by 1 AM Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Starr Avenue
William Wintmore
North Somad Givent
Charles , Pentherstane
Summer Street
Leslia Darger
South B Street
Gertrude Retherford
Howry Street
Featherstone Home
Eric Schwartz Burial Today at Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral and burial for the late Eric Schwartz held this afternoon at 2:40 at the Cin country home. Reverend PF Kuether of St Johns officiated. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers Cheyney Wilson Clyde Booler Br John Keller August Williams and Jarold Biedenbouder serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Schwartz
Gvic Schwartz
Cin Country
Rov. PF
Kuether
SL. Johns Obntch
Greenwood Cemetery
Pall
Cheyney Wilson
Clyde
Booler
John Keller
Willians
Jarold Biedenbouder
Death notices Jacob Heitsman obituary details
Jacob Heitsman aged 87 died at his home 327 Baton avenue Sunday at 3 18 pm after a brief illness. Born May 3 1845 near the homestead on Millville pike he was son of John and Herinia Heilyman of Rather county. He lived much of his life in Preble County and came to Hamilton ten years ago. Survived by Willow Mrs Dining Ramsey Heitsman two sons Hugh and John of Hamilton two daughters Mrs George Faria Camden and Miss John DeReuar Marion six grandchildren six great grandchildren one brother Charles Heitsman of Tamulton and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm from 307 Eaton avenue with Rev J J Sturgeon officiating burial Greenwood cemetery. Friends may call after two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobh Heitsman
Baton Avenue
Mr. Heitsman
Heitsman Hill
Millville Pike
John and
Heriia Henninger Heilyman
Rather County
Preble County
Jinmilton
Hellenan
Lown
Willow
Dining Ramsey Heitsman
Hugh
John | Teitsman
Hamilton
Mizs
George
Faria
Camden
John De'Reuar
Marion
Ohio
Chieres
Charles Heitsman
Tamulton
Will
Eaton ‘Avenue
J. J. Sturgeon
The
United Presbyterian Direc
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton Drum Corps Wins District Drill Honor
Hamilton high honor at Lackland Ohio district Legion drill as the Drum Corps capture first with 36.94 points against corps from Warren Clinton Clemons and Butler. The post also wins the attendance prize with 43 members present and receives the Lockland Civic and Business Men’s club cup from Mayor Schuman. Norwood places second at 98.5 percent and Mount Washington third with 8.57 points, awards from the Lackland Kiwanis and other cups noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Warren
Clinton
Clermons
Butler Sornlies
Lockland Civic Mhd Business Men’ Club
Schuman
Hamilton Corps
Norwood
West Lackland Merchuist Association
Sehionan
Mount Washington
Lackland Kiwanis Club
Continue Trial Of Paul Vollmer
Municipal Judge Thomas J Elfioth continued until Tuesday the trial of Paul B Vollmer 80 clerk formerly of Hamilton charged with carrying concealed weapons. Vollmer was arrested after a disturbance at Bathrida hospital where his wife is a patient A revolver was found in his overcoat He is reportedly separated from his wife two weeks ago he took poison in an attempt to end her life He traveled from Hamilton to Cincinnati to visit her Attendants summoned police when he refused to leave the hospital after visiting hours Judge Elliott will interview Mrs Vollmer before deciding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Harris
Journal Cincinnati
Thomas J Elfioth
Paul B. Vollmer
Hamilton
Vollmer
Bathrida Hospital
Luts
Valkner
Cincinnati
Elliott
Morgan Township S 8 Convention at Shandon Church
Morgan Township Sunday school convention held at Shandon Congregational Church on a sunny afternoon and evening. Elected officials included President Elston, Vice President Mrs. Wark Board, Secretary Russell Hollowell, and assistants Alma Henrie and Freemin Gast. Executive notables Stanley Gehrering Alfred Frusnel Flortin Muller Miss Stace Wahling. Superintendents named Educational Francis George Administrative C. J. Smdlow Young people Mrs Floyrin Muller Primary Mrs Anslia Zerfass Adults R. Burns. An interesting program was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elston
Morgan Township
Weatthy
Shandon
Wark Board
Russel Hollowell
Itr
Alma
Henrie
Thegeurat
Freemin Gast
Stanley Gehrering
Alfred Frusnel
Flortin Muller
Stace Wahling
Jamed
Campaign committee expenses listed for Butler County races
The Butler County Clerk of Elections records campaign payments totaling 1645 dollars. Republican and Democratic candidates for sheriff, clerk of courts, county commissioner, state representative, prosecuting attorney, county surveyor, and other races are listed with specific payments from the party committees. Middletown Republican group and Butler County Republican committee show notable amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Board of Elections
Lillian R. Kinzey
Leensorer
L. B. Epperson
Andi Jnle
P. Mc Usimick
Fred B
Albert ¥. Pitt
Scott McClellan
Middletown
Republican
Olth
Butler County
Republican Committee
Shepherd cited for bevless driving in Cincinnati
A reckless driving charge was filed with police headquarters against 87 year old C. Shepherd of 1767 Colar Avenue for driving 40 miles per hour at South and Central avenues. Officer Lindsey filed the report. A second intoxication charge was filed for 83 year old Tera Gordley of 18 Garden Avenue by Officer Lindsey at Sunday headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Colar Avenue
Cincinnati
Alan Lindsey
South
Central Avenues
Poligs
Sunfay Rgdinat
Tera Gordley
Garden
GfEiger
Allan Uindseys
Real Mother of Charles Williams Found Not Madam Florenz
Mansfield authorities say the so called real mother of Charles Williams is not Madam Florenz Thompson. The case centers on Williams a reformator y convict charged with first degree murder linked to a jail break plot involving Frank Tanga. Officers questioned whether Mollie Dixon is Williams mother while Williams showed relief when told of Dixon's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams
Madam Florenz
Mansfield
Jourant
Ella Wlatenz Thompson
Hamilton
Mansfield Reformatory
Williams
Frank Tanga
Iery
Three armed men rob city bus driver at Irma and Shaler
Police seek three unmasked gunmen who halted a city bus at Shaler and Irma avenues Saturday night. They forced driver George Biere to exit, robbed him of $16, then fled in a waiting automobile. Detectives have descriptions and expect quick arrests. another bus driver was robbed last week in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhaler
Irma Avenue
Wate
George Biore
Welock
Irma
Bieve
X& Shaler
Tema
Oaby
Birray
Mancock Avenue
High Street
Biere
Schinsler
Ernest Nagel
Anan
Cinsinnati
Hing Neld
Tha Naged
Big Time at Y For Fathers Sons at Hamilton Y
The Nad and Son open hower evening attracted large attendance with a department of the X sponsoring arts crafts and hobbies. Demonstrations covered model air piano design sponge headwork leathercraft and metalcraft by named artisans. Exhibitions followed with music magic archery chemistry and guitar selections, ending with comedy films and relay games for dads and youths in the gym. Rev Din Falkenberg spoke at Bethel church morning and afternoon on surgical analysis of Christ wounds and the coming revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nad and Son
the Hamilton
Bi Zent
John Baker
Dick Prosser
Jim Fischer
Tom Smith
al Jennings
Charles Slippil, Jr
Russell Holfamland
Addie Hayes
Gyn
Plunge
Palrenberg
Bethel
Din Falkenberg
Teagio
Bethel Church
Christ
Patrolman Apron Laubach Suspended By Police Chief
Patrolman Apron Laubach was suspended indefinitely by Police Chief John Calhoun for conduct unbecoming an officer. The action, announced Monday, follows an internal review and sets no end date for the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach
John ©. Calhoun
Hamilton Weather Record Summary
Historical temperature notes for Hamilton show yesterday high and low, with a dated listing of multiple years 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927. Recorded maximums range into the low 70s while minimums vary from the upper 30s to the low 60s, reflecting a broad seasonal pattern in the archive.
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Auto Legion
DOE
SHORT
TOTAG
Shett
TIRE
Stanley Pity
Filton
Ariday
George Caudly
Fanael Avenue
Chamber
Vegas
ATSON
Dees
Moorehead
Pomona Grange
Levan Page
Jacob Heitsman
Legion
Lockland
Paul Vollmer
C. P Committee
Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Mery. Chempson
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Ghance
Epsode
Cobeae
Jerry
Horston
HS Twi
Westener
Tom
Benrey
Trio
Driver
City
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