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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

7

Butler Delegation Plea Tuesday for Tax Cut Meeting

Rural Butler and Middletown representatives plan to attend an Ohio Tax Commission hearing in Columbus to seek a tax value reduction for rural districts. Hamilton residents will protest any further cuts, with about a dozen area leaders and an organized group prepared to travel by interurban lines.

Butler County Middletown Ohio Tax Commission Columbus Hamilton Geunga Denny Middletown City Commission G. Stratton Middletown Board of Education J.P. Clarson P. J. Long Pomona Jaab Yene Rrral Tistylite Midalatown Ohio Tax Board State Tax Commission Hawitton

Hamilton Merchants Set Christmas Hours In Hamilton

Hamilton merchants announce special holiday hours with stores open Monday to Friday before Christmas from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 6 p.m. on the Christmas Eve eve. The plan includes bringing Santa Oliva to Hamilton in early December, with J Walter Wack named to coordinate the visit. Police Chief warns on holiday thefts during the season.

Isembays Hamilton Merchants’ Association Chamber of Commeter David M. Sliver Resoviation Sunta Oliva Hamilton J. Walter Wack Banta

Thanksgiving Observances Pause Business Across Hamilton

Families plan four day holiday as schools close and churches prepare services citywide. There will be no union service this year with multiple gatherings rather than a single event. Businesses will halt tomorrow while residents give thanks in homes and churches for past blessings.

Hamilton Bamilton

Feltner Held on Robbery Charge in Municipal Court

Claudes Feltner of 1117 Azot Avenue was bound to the grand jury under a $1,000 bond on a robbery charge after a witness identified him in municipal court. The defendant’s counsel argued the identification was not positive, but the witness described a clear face near the fare box. Felner’s arrest stemmed from a prior Cincinnati incident. a dress found near Fort Hamilton Hospital awaits ownership identification.

Ernest Nagel Sehisaler Ny Claudes Feltner Azot Avenue Mage Feltner Nagol Nagel Feliner Cincinnati Oscar

Festive Street Lights Plan Discussed by City Officials

City Manager Russell Price and Public Works Director N Teaff met with Hamilton Merchants Association leaders including President David Hilver to discuss decorate central district with Christmas lights. If materials arrive, a unique, celebratory display is planned for the downtown area.

Stonework Nearly Complete on New Post Office

Workmen finished the stonework on the new post office brigline at Front wat met yeats. The top stone weighs about two and a half tons and sits at the chimney stage. Robert Greenock, superintendent, praised the completion of key plans. Interior work to begin Monday as plasterers set to part of the contract. Completion hoped for February, but progress suggests possible delays.

Front Wat St Yeats Robert Greenock

No Journal On Thursday Holiday Notice

The Hamilton Evening Journal will not publish on Thursday due to a holiday. No paper will be issued that day and normal publication resumes subsequently.

Phera Hamilton Evening Journal

John L. Boyer Called by Death in Lindenwald

John L. Boyer aged 64, longtime safe maker at Hovring Hall Marine Safe, died at home 2293 Pleasant Avenue after years of illness. Born Cincinnati October 17 1868 he moved to Hamilton then Lindenwald in 1913. Survived by widow Burthit and relatives Esmond, a school rancher in Seenec, with active roles in Eagles and Masons.

John Ti. Boyer Burthit Boyer Beyer Jtandstou Hovring-Hall-Marein Safe Company Cincinnati Hamilton Lindenwald Thatscar

Warning from Police Chief on Holiday Crook Tactics

Police Chief John C. Calhoun warns during the holiday season to beware of crooks. He urges clerks to guard against shortchange artists and customers to watch for pickpockets, fake solicitors, and strangers who pressure for large bills. Lock doors, avoid leaving packages in cars, and report suspicious people to precincts 2201 or 2378.

John C. Calhoun Neil

New Trial Sought in Suit by Minor William Short

William Short, a minor, asks in common pleas court for a new trial in a $3,000 suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The case stems from an auto accident on Augspurger Avenue in New Miami, with a motion filed before July 9.

Short William Short Common Pleas Court Pennsylvania Railroad Company Augspurger Avenue New Miami

Five Reasons For Thanksgiving Psalm No 114

A reflective piece on gratitude rooted in Psalm No 114, noting personal deliverance from hardship and the spirit of thanksgiving. It contrasts suffering at home with worldwide hunger, citing 4,000,000 in India going to bed hungry nightly, and urges thankfulness for divine provisions despite material 부족.

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Clothing for Hamilton Needy Teachers Program Honors Local Leaders

A Hamilton High School gathering Saturday December 5 at 9 15 a m features Chas Lake and Dean Mesick as principal speakers. Dr Jane Louise Mesick dean of Simmons College will address. J O Fry presides. The program includes music poems and addresses on education in democracy with two luncheons planned in honor of the speakers. Reservations via Miss Mary Teck and Miss Helen Griesmer.

Chirlea Luku Hamilton High School Cleveland Public’ Schools Ths Buffer ‘County Teachers’ ‘Association Jane Louise Mesick Simmons College J. O. Fry Asociation J. A. Martin Memorial Presbyrianchurch Oxford Surenade He Brook—Clargaret Stevenson van Horne Dr. Musick Ligkestraum Charles H. Lake Margaret Stevenson van Horne Prams Mary Millikin Beckett jAddress Enke Dean Mesick Take Edelen Anthony Wayne Hotel Lucille Sharkey Jlo Augusta Pfau Me. Lake Lake Mary Teck

Societies and Volunteers Convert Cotton Into Garments

The American Red Cross will start distributing refit cotton in Hamilton under Miss Beardsley of the Bureau of Clothing Work. Material in the Fifth and Lowells streets Clothing Relief store will be used with Mrs. Sohngen and committee aiding needy families. About 12,000 garments expected. rural Butler county prep and distribution begin.

American Red Cross Hemilton Tsabells Beardsley Bureau of Boring Work Fifth Lowells Streets Robert M. Sohngen Hashilton Nmiltom Red Cross Chaigi Front National Red Cross Hamlltar Buller Butler County

Thanksgiving Menus at Hamilton Hospitals and Homes

Thanksgiving menus and special meal plans are described for Hamilton area institutions including Fort Hamilton Hospital Mercy Hospital and private homes. Patients and staff are to receive roast turkey mashed potatoes cranberry jelly stuffing and accompaniments with fruit vegetables and desserts as part of the holiday service funded by community donors.

Hamilton Natu Phosa Fort Hamilton Tre Thousand Island Suney Tha Nuraes Linstead Mercy Hospital Charles’ Lewis

Two Tinmilton Men Charged With Coke Theft

Two men were arrested shortly after 2 a m Wednesday on charges of stealing coke from the storage supply of the Hamilton Coke and Tron Co. Clarence Brickner 33 of 1241 Harmon avenue and Anthony Mohrer 34 of the same address were held by Magistrate Lewis Bolser on the theft charges. They were scheduled for hearing Wednesday night and sent to jail after the arrest by night watchman Trebart Brehett.

Tinmilton Acreste New Stinmi Hamilton Coke and Tron Co Kafora Lewis Bolser Clarence Brickner Harmon Avenue Anthony Mohrer Trebart ‘Brehett

Confession Names McFarland in Cincinnati Robbery Case

McFarland identified in Cincinnati as one of three men who assaulted and robbed a man on June date. Statement linked him to a dozen burglaries with Overstreet and Linfort alleging involvement. Hamilton arrests tracked McFarland, Yazell, Garrison with weapons charges. McFarland held for grand jury. Yazell and Garrison fined and seeking new trials.

Cincinnati George Linfort Real Astate Mekarluoi Linfort Philip Overstreet Cincinati Overstreet McWarland McFarland William Caevison Age Newport Algo

Phillip Roccio Called By Death At 71

Phillip Roccio age 71 of 626 Sycamore Street died at 10 20 on Black Wednesday morning at Morey Hospital Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.

Phillip Raccio Phillip Roccio Sycamore Street Morey Hospital Intur

First M E Brotherhood Hosts Fathers and Sons Banquet

The Man's Brotherhood hosted the annual Father and Son banquet at the First M E church Tuesday evening. At 6 30 the Ladies Aid served dinner with J C Courtney giving the invocation. Robert Parkin and Miss Nelle M Hull played violin numbers while Penny Stout, president, introduced his son Dick Stout who presided as toastmaster. Don Henson spoke for the boys on What Kind of a Dad Would be if I Were Dad and Don Fitton replied For the Cats. A poem Father was read by R E Augspurger.

Man’s Brotherhood M. F O. W. Katz Ladies’ Aid Society J. C. Courtney Robert Parkin Nelle M. Hull Penny Stout Brotherhood Dick Stout Damen Ryan Fisher Don Henson Don Fitton R. E. Augspurger

Thanksgiving Day Forecast and Observances in Hamilton Area

Thanksgiving Day brings clear cold weather with rising temperatures and possible rain turning to snow Wednesday night. Hamilton churches hold individual services while stores banks and public buildings close. schools pause until Monday. post office deliveries suspended. many social and religious events planned for the holiday.

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Community Fund Goals in Sight

Community fiat campaigns in numerous Obin cities neared ends with many meeting targets. Some cities succeeded, others extended drives in hopes of similar results. Cleveland ended with 43,793,928 pledged toward 84,254,000 goal, while Columbus trailed by 243,915 of 897,147.

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Weather report fragment for Hamilton with dated figures

Fragmentary weather notes from Hamilton showing temperatures and dates with scattered numbers. Includes references to maximums and lows, and mentions years 1927 1928 1938 with unclear context or units.

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