Burkhardt Woman Dies After Stroke at 64 in Hamilton
Mary Bett Burkhardt longtime St John s Church member in Hamilton dies at home near Oxford after a stroke at 1 15 Sunday morning aged 64 born July 8 IBM in Reily Ohio eldest daughter of Jacob and Mary Snyder Betz married August Burkhardt November 25 1891. Survived by widower three daughters Mrs Cecil Keller Mrs Henry Brandley and Mrs Roy Teckmeier six grandchildren and Edward Burkhard. Funeral Thursday at 1 80 at home and 2 30 at St John s Church Hamilton with Rev Kuether officiating. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after Tuesday noon.
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Mary Bett Burkhardt
Auguss Burkhardt
Oxford
Reily
Ohio
IBM
Jacob and
Mary Snyder Betz
August Burkhardt
St. John’s
Hamilton
Mra
Cecil Keller
Somerville
Henry Brandley
Kitchel
Indiana
Roy Teckmeier
Pleasant Hun
Ono
Edward Burkharad
Covington Man Listed Among Local Tragedies and Crimes
A snapshot of Kentuckys news includes four year old Moulton of Covington who shot himself in bed, a Covington girl Hazel Workman shot by her brother, a Louisville divorce tied to a bigamy case, and Frankfort noting a fall in the state five cent gasoline tax revenue with September sales and tax totals.
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Covington
Nula
Thamar Moulton
Patton Closet
Hig
Moulton
Mia
Tose Moulton
Augusta
Hazel Workman
Chayley Workman
Poweraville
Thix County
Walter Workman
Workman
Frankfort
Kentucky
State Tax Commission
Fairfield Grange Meeting Wednesday at Fair Field School
Fairfield Grange will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening November 30 at the fair field school. A short literary program is planned under Mrs H R Swartz with music by William Mehl's Old Mime Bidders. Joseph TH Duioe and Conrad Stroh will treat members and friends to an oyster cupper with all the trimmings.
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Pairfield Grange
Fairfield Grange
F'Airfield
Whera
H.R. Swartz
William Mehl
Joseph TH. Duioie
Conrad Stroh
Week's Church Events From West Ride Baptist to Trinity Episcopal
A dense list of church activities for the week includes West Ride Baptist services and Tuesday and Thursday meetings, First Baptist midweek and youth events, United Presbyterian and Grace M. B types, Grace Lutheran Advent services, Zion Lutheran gatherings, and St. Mary and St. Peter Catholic rites. Notable items cite cottage prayer meetings, choir rehearsals, Sunday school updates, and confirmations. performances and sermons feature speakers from Cincinnati and local pastors, with Advent and Christmas planning interwoven throughout the schedule.
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West Ride Baptist
Elas
Clarch
Retherford
Webster Avenue
Sealy
Raventh
Vine Streets
Sergion
MaKinday Powell
G. A. Lay
Son of
Cincinnati
Gordon Avenue
Ohon
Dhaiy
Rehearsals Begin For Journal Follies Of 1932 Cast
Prospective chorus members, many aspirants and dancers, must attend first rehearsal at Lowenstein Furniture Co on Ludlow Street. Applicants to bring music, suitable costumes, and be present by 7 PM on Wednesday November 20. Rehearsals continue nightly through December 6 for the Paramount stage revue.
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Corals
Ciy
Lowenstein’ Fabnilorce
Tadiaw
Ludlow Street
Afr
Creager
Magis
Paramount
Lowenstein Furniture Co
Ike Tha ‘Journal
Death claims Mrs. Lizzetta Getz in Hamilton home
Mrs. Lizzetta Getz widow of William Getz died at her daughter Louise Maerz’s Laurel avenue home Saturday night at 9:40 aged 68 from complications after six months of illness. Born in Cincinnati September 18 1864 she moved to Hamilton with her parents and married William Getz June 18 1880. he preceded her in death eight years earlier. Survived by three daughters Kath erina Frinks Louise Maerz and Gerbrud Getz a son George Gitz five grandchildren and three brothers Joli George and William Rentschler. Funeral services will be conducted.
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Lizzetta Getz
William Getz
Louise Maerz
Laurel Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs Louise Maerz at St John’s Church
From the home of her daughter Mrs Louise Maerz, funeral details note Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 for ofelock and 2:36 from St John’s church. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery with Rev F C Kuster officiating. Friends may call after noon on Blom day.
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Louise Maerz
St. John’s Church
Creenwood Cemetery
F.C. Kusther
Blom
Lumber company in West Alexandria suffers loss from fire
Wear Alexandria November 28 report estimates loss at several hundred dollars from an early morning fire in the stockroom of the Preble County Lumber Company. The blaze, of undetermined origin, was discovered at 5 30 o clock in the sushi and door department. The local fire department prevented a larger loss by keeping flames from spreading to small equipment. The manager ROE! Chambers states the lumber yard is insured.
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West Alexandria
Alexandria
Preble County Lumber Company
Mast Second Street
White feather tied to cross bred bird sign
Fragmented line references a white feather as a sign linked to a cross bred bird. The text hints at honesty in expression and notes about pluck, but the passage is unclear and lacks concrete events, names, places, or dates to ground a fuller summary.
Bank Robbers Sentenced for $7500 Warrenville Heist
Frank Sunday of Akron Canton marshal Ven Meter and Robert Wilson pleaded guilty to a November 7 robbery at a Warrenville bank, confessing after a police raid. They must serve 30 to 45 years in prison for the $7500 theft.
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Tionesta
Yaep
Frank Sunday
Akron
Ven Meter
Canton
Robert Wilson
Marienville
Warrenville
Hi ‘Pene
Automobiles Crash at Third and Dayton
A Sunday morning crash at Third and Dayton involved a vehicle driven by Ralph Sampson, 83, of Columbus, Ohio. Neither driver was injured, and authorities reported no further injuries or hazards at the scene.
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Dayton
Ralph Sampson
Calumbus
Ohio
Local Driver Guilty of Failure to Stop at Highway Sign
Police report states Charles Gelo of the Anthony Wayne hotel at Third and Dayton intersection failed to stop his car for the arterial highway sign at Third Street while driving east on Heuton Street.
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Charles Gelo
Anthony Wayne
Third
Dayton Streets
Gelo
Third Street
Heuton Street
Bayer Aspirin Marketed As Fast Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as the quickest safest way to check an ordinary cold claiming it acts almost instantly by addressing core medical qualities at the base of the illness. The copy emphasizes speed safety and reliability in relief.
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Alldrugginta
Witte Reginal
Baltimore
BAYER
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