Vote costs and judicial turnout in Butler County election
Details show Butler County spent about 16 000 dollars for the recent election with 441 546 ballots cast at 35 cents each. Elimination of the presidential primary and large November turnout reduced per ballot cost. Combined primaries saved tax money. judicial ballot turnout was under 29 000 while total county vote reached 44 546.
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Tudor County
Ahe
Board of Elections
Board of Election
Ean
Otham
Ohio Supreme
Coirt al Appeals
Butler County Probate Counrl
Butler
Hall
Red Cross Roll Call Continues in Hamilton Area
The American Red Cross reiterates the appeal for enrollment as the yearly roll call continues in Hamilton and Bulla County. Officials emphasize growing demand for relief work and pledge to visit homes to enroll residents for the coming year.
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Red Cross
Tei Cross
Hamilton
Bulla
Butler election cost and decoy tale in city court
A Ham ion man Raymond Hall testified in municipal court that he was unwittingly made a decoy in a theft plot after aiding Robert Shaw and William Blanton on a hunting trip. Shaw is held for grand jury on burglary charges. Hall was dismissed on related receiving and concealing charges.
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Raymond Hall
Bunker Hill
Ball
William Blanton
Robert Shaw
Shaw
Hall
Raymond Tall
Ripple Avenue
Alphonse Pater
Pal
North Third Street
Blanton
O. K
Glaser Inn
Bignton
Arere
Share
Hamilton
Auto Aid
Hart
Alphonse Peter
Pater
Death of H Shollenbarger Recall Hamilton Ties
Hamilton friends mourn Harry Shollenbarger former Hamiltonian who died in Columbus Ohio at 58 after a five year illness following a stroke. Survived by widow two daughters mother two brothers and two sisters. He lived in Hamilton until about sixteen years ago and worked at Miami Valley National Bank and later First National Bank. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at James Shollenbarger’s home in Collinsville with burial in Collinsville Cemetery.
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Hamilton
Harry Shollenbarger
Cullinsville
Homs
James Shollenbarger
Collingville
Collinsville Cemetery
Degrees Conferred By Monroe Grange At Plymouth Night
Ten candidates received the third and fourth degrees at Monroe Grange in a Monday night ceremony at Monroe school. Montoue Grange received the Legilver cup from Reily Grange for best attendance at the county fair. A brief Thanksgiving program followed the meeting with readings, songs, and a recitation. About one hundred people attended. V K Rakfuse, county deputy, was present.
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Montné Grange
Monilay
Monroa School
Reily Geauge
Upton Morchead
Xisa
Reily Grange
Montoue Grange
Monroy Grange
Agricultural Society
Buller County Frio
John Robinson
Corwin Mehl
Gladys Stom
Golby Line
V. K. Rakfuse
Suspicious Characters Spur Investigation in Midtown District
Police responded to a neighborhood call on Monday night near Ninth and Sycamore streets. Suspicious individuals fled before arrival. vehicle description not obtained. In probate proceedings, Linnie Hoppe was named guardian for Robert Hoppe, 10, of 210 North Clinton Street, Middletown, amid a $400 image claim against W. Yochum and Sothompary.
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Gause
Ninth
Sycamore Street
Robert Hoppe
Linnie Hoppe
Atchon
Rovart Mappe
North Clinton Estreet
Middletown
W. Yochum
Sothompary
Lindenwalt Hospital unit election names officers
Lind M E Hospital unit at Lindenwalt Fort Hamilton Hospital association met Monday evening at the church. Tom Warr was elected president with Charles Henrit as vice president and Gerard DelGrossa as treasurer. Council members named were Ware Ar Henrio and Mrs Charles Minto. Over 100 members joined recently.
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Tom Warr
Lindenwalt M. Hy
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Charles Henrit
Gerard DelGrossa
Sa relary-Kengy
Afr
Ware
Henrio
Charles Minto
Federated Men's Class to Meet at South Monument and Court
Readiness for the Federated Men's Class meeting at The United Presbyterian Church on South Monument avenue and Court Street tonight. A fine musical program is arranged with Guy Leaveilt, president of the International Federation, as speaker. A Middletown quartet led by Stobert Richardson will sing and the newly organized mondo choir will perform. The choir includes tenors Raymond Vandar on, Paul Rogers, Arthur Poller, Chester Manion, Notman Stafford. second tenors Carl Maupin, Elmer Davie, Frank Sima, Everett Milford, Max Gobeil, Elinor Fetter. first bass Raymond Lemon, Robert Hichardson, Don Fetter, William Thompson, Bert Greenwood, James Galbraith. piéce and bass C. Oy Deneon, Gus Sehovd, Oscar Gast, Charles Pubk, James Thompson, Jacquevene Bard.
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Hanlon Federation
Raymond Vandaron
Paul Rogers
Arthur Poller
Chester Manion
Notman Stafford
Carl Maupin
Elmer Davie
Frank Sima
Everett Milford
Max Gobeil
Elinor Fetter
Raymond Lemon
Robert Hichardson
Don Fetter
Wilfiam Thompson
Bert Greenwood
Tames Galbraith
Pee
C. Oy Deneon
Public Market Here Wednesday Market Day Declared
Want director of public works states Wednesday will be market day instead of Thanksgiving Day. Market will open and close at the usual hours.
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Public Works
Not Burglars or Lovers Spotted by Alarm Call
Elmer Keller reported burglars near his home at 8 PM Monday. Officers found it was a man and his girlfriend in conference, prompting a police response but no crime. Emma Danenti received $60.62 inheritance tax from Charles Dunent’s Fairfield township estate, whose gross sale totaled $17,580.82.
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Elmer Keller
South Ninth Street
Dave Gaker
Ea Puley
Confarence
Gaker
Duncan
Emma
Danenti
Charles Dunent
Fairfield Township
Coldest Night Ahead as Rain Edges In
Weather bulletin notes extreme cold and windy conditions with temperatures plunging from 43 to 18 degrees last night. Forecast calls for warmer spells today and rain Wednesday afternoon and night, followed by cooler temperatures Wednesday night and Thursday.
Hold McFarland For Cin'ti Charge
Police in Middletown arrest Homer McFarland 30 Georgetown Ky for Cincinnati related burglary charges. Also arrested were William Garricar Newport Ky and Jack Yazell Transistor 317 Maple Ave. Main and G streets incident at Toan company office. McFarland released after arraignment. handgun charge carried fixed bond 4500. Yawell and Garrison fined 100 and costs each, bonds posted on appeal.
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Hamlton Polics
Middletown
Homer McFarland
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Burgh
McFarland
Willian
Garricor
Newport
Jack Yazell
Maple Avenue
Nowy
Ud Toan
Police Department
Albigynuy
Karl Uhark
Yawellam
Garrison
Daughters of Union Vets Win Praise at Meeting
Esther Schouler of Cincinnati praised the officers at the regular meeting of the Josephine Straub-Weiler Tout Noy U7, Daughters of Union War Veterans, at the Monument. Nomination of officers occurred with election planned for the next meeting. December 5, Sister Cooke and Conrad Adams accompanied Sister Scheasler. Adams gave a reading. Refreshments were served.
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Esther Schouler
Cincinnati
Josephine Straub-Weiler
Condhing
Haltia Tiemnan
Southwest Ohio Conference for Reform Church Youth Friday
The Southwest Ohio Conference of Young People of the Reformed Church meets in Hamilton Friday starting 9:30. Rev I Grady Shoffner leads a program with worship, sessions on youth and the Christian life, lunch at 12:15, and various conference activities ending with closing remarks. The gathering includes Miss Ruth Beat, Rev H D Ley, and other youth leaders from Cincinnati and nearby areas.
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Southwest Ohio
Young People OF
Reformed Church
Whurshea
Southwest
Ohio
Classis
Hamilton
Aer
Mies
Martha Schuelte
Elock
Selor
Walter B. Leis
Finn Society
Fant Wester
Meyor
Rey
Pyryoung
Cincinnati
Mamil-Schantz
Toy
Reg
Ruth
H. D. Ley
Grady Shoffner
County and cities seek federal aid for poor relief
Butler County commissioners Middletown and Hamilton city officials met to authorize a joint loan request from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for relief funds. Officials plan a coordinated action with social service departments to document costs for needy families in 1931 and 1931 portions, aiming to secure federal care funds through a county loan.
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Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Board of
Butler’ County Commissioners
City Commission of
Middletown
Hamion
Hinds
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
ROPC
W. K. Swan
PLC
Welsh
George Monica Tom Holt
Born of Commissioners
John Harlan
L. W. Nein
Thanderson Estes
A. K. Louis
Middletown Civic Association
Russell P. Prier
Hamilton City Menrger
John Northway
Hamilton Community Chest
Doyd Fischer
Department of Governmental Research
Cincinnati
City Commission
Hamilton
Boyd Vischer
Hemilton
Social Services Department
The
Civic Association
Ohio
State Relief Commission
R. F.C
Atamayatta
Piqua Auto Club Leaders Observe Hamilton Patrol Plan
J. W. Alexander secretary of the Miami County Automobile club and three directors visited Hamilton from Piqua to consult William Howe secretary of the Butler County Automobile club about school boy patrol work. They will observe patrols in motion and study organization to establish similar patrols in Miami County.
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PIQUA
J. W. Alexander
Miami County Automobile Club
Hamilton
Willian Howe
Butler County Automobile Club
Aiami
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Calls for National Observance
Hamilton Mayor Raymond H. Burke proclaims Thursday November 24 a public holiday for National Thanksgiving urging worship, gratitude, and unity. He recalls George Washington’s 1783 proclamation and calls all citizens to celebrate in worship, seek forgiveness, and share more with the needy.
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United States
George Washington
Raymond Tf. Burke
Hamilton
Lhia
Hanover 4-H honors confer Weaver for election as president
A Hanover Township Farm Bureau meeting highlighted 4-H progress with Avesuh Weaver re elected president and R N Skillman as vice president. Secretary treasurer Arthur Hummel and purchasing agent Yd Viepeel named. Seals of achievement awarded to several clubs and members including Moonvice Ittel for fifth in state health contest. District club trip reports and county camp activities noted.
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Avesuh
Hanover Township Farm Bureau
Iuanover Township
Weaver
R.N. Skillman
Arthur Hummel
Yd Viepeel
G. A. Williams
D. J. Herrovnn
Ohio State University
Hanover Tenvidhi Flayner Club
Grothing Club
Mary Skillmah
Phillip Titel
E. L. Brandly
Doh Roll
William Petie
Flower
Martti Poli
Wyner
Williams
Moonvice Ittel
John Wolsefer
Howard Whber
Columbus
Clarenen
Hanover Bush
Cincinnati
Tanover
Otie
Troyd Tttel
Donald Bucketh
Maurice Uttel
Jane Roll
Velma Vizedom
Hinover Dairy Club
Hanover Sheep Vive
YWCA Board Plans Card Party Benefit
The YWCA board members met Monday afternoon and evening to organize a card party sponsored as a fundraiser for the unemployed girls classes. Plans were made to operate the event at the YWCA in late November.
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YW. GC. A
Y. AW. CG. A
Y. W
Jury Hearing 35000 Claim Against Seward
A hearing opened Tuesday before a jury in the case of Loretta Haupp of Princeton Pike against Walter L. Seward alleging misappropriation of 835,000 entrusted as her agent. The bonds were in a safety deposit box Seward held and used as collateral for a note. Seward, nephew of Haupp's late husband, had served as executor of his estate. Attorneys for the plaintiff and defendant are listed. Jurors named include Charles Lege Daniel Huff and Ray t. (Continued on Page 5).
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Wridge
Clinton D. Boyd
Loretta Haupp
Princeton Pike
Waller L. Seward
Hime
Seward
Walter Seward
Shepherd
Macey
High Twelve Club Plans Big Minstrel Night
The High Twelve Club of Hamilton held a well attended Monday meeting at the Masonic Temple where an oyster stew was enjoyed. Plans were announced for an elaborate minstrel program on December 5 with Peter Scilold as director. First rehearsal is set for November 28 at the Masonic Temple. five new members were admitted and future membership will be restricted to initiated Masons.
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High Twelve Club
Hamilton
Masonic Semple
Peter Scilold
Ie Masonis Tempio
Weather data for Hamilton period with scattered figures
A fragmented weather record lists yesterday's high 74 and low 66 in some years plus entries for 1930 1928 1929 1991 and others. The text shows maximums around 74 and mins near 23 to 66 with several stray digits and misread dates.
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Tn Tok
Thompson
Chinton J. Boyd
James M. Thompson
Flamiston
Marph. O Pyle
Monumentaverina
High Street
Ohas
Banderson
Charles Sanderson
Common Pleas Court
Ste Lard
Bart Bowling
Cities and County Act
Ound Camp
Glaser
Charlés
Wagner
Forlice
H. Shollenbarger
Monroe Grange
Cin
Daughters of Union
Aobster
Raymond H. Burke
Hanover
Ersope
WO Watt Chance
Tom
Bill Bray
Asten Bill
Bac
Evewing Journal
MOVIS
Ed Wheelan
Missy
Bill
Altho
Weather
Sy & AM Beate
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