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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1932

Page

6

Mansfield Court First Period Of Good Will Days Closes

A Mansfield court date was postponed as defense counsel requested the retrial of Merrill B. Chandler. Charles Williams, once Hamilton, faced first degree murder charges in the Oct slaying of a Mansfield Reformatory guard, with a jury previously disagreeing in the Chandler case. Funeral and obituary details for Louis A. Hevker note his long service at local banks and his death on his 40th wedding anniversary.

Charles “Williams Mansfield Defansa Merrill B. Chander Columbus Negro Chaordier Charlea Williams Hamilton Mansfield Reformatory Willams Lou J. Wittman Hanis Florent Louis A.hevker Mga Reformatory Mamiton Milles D Lindley Niies Charaater Pershing Avenue Beaker Becker Marxton- Hopal Bank

Daughters of Tsabella Convention Heads to Hamilton

Daughters of Tsabella held their fourth annual time convention in Cincinnati with Clara Burkark regent and Mrs Louis Strenter representing Hamilton Circle No 200. National regent Mrs Minerva Boyd presided. a banquet honored her. Next convention planned for Hamilton in May 1933.

Clara Burkark Louis Strenter Hamilton Circle D. of 1 Cincinnati Fouthonne Minerva Boyd Chicago Sinten-Sk Nisholug Lpld Hamilton

Williams Faces First Degree Murder Trial In Ohio Case

Charles Williams of Ham-Alon stands accused in Minefield Ohio of conspiratorial murder in the October escape of guards at Manefield Reformatory. The trial follows the earlier Chandler case, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Williams and two accomplices to be tried later in Cincinnati.

John Schroeder Minefield Common Pleas Charles Williams Ham- Alon Frank B. Haver Manefield Reformatory Frosentor Gil Rath Olan Agairst Williams Merrill E. Chaniller Colored Columbus Chandier Pormeray Fherass Firmeland Chandler Yenure Clinton Ebert Hamilton Williams Thor Arc Chester Probaski Cleveland Damen Allen Cincinnati Charles Williama Fre Madame Florenz Tau Wittman X Huanty Parler General and Parlora Wiltiame Wittman Reformatory Guard Wittmam

Glendale Man Held After Drunken Driving Arrest

Tatha Allen twenty one of Glendale was arrested early Sunday morning charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated and a companion George Allen twenty eight of Glendale was charged with being intoxicated. Clyde McMechan special officer halted a car at Vander Veer avenue near the intersection of Eighth and Dayton streets after the other vehicle struck his car at the Wirth and Dayton street crossing. Both men will be arraigned in municipal court tonight.

Glendale Tatha Allen George Allen Clyde McMechan Vander Veer Eighth Daton McMechan Wirth Dayton

Scout reporters hear talk on news

Scribes of the various scout troupe met at Girl Scout Little House on Saturday afternoon. Mina France Eberiing presented a talk on What is News in a lively and engaging manner. The session proved enlightening and profitable for the group of youthful reporters, followed by a general discussion.

Grt Girl Scout Little House Mina France Eberiing

Mercury Dips to 18 as New Season Opens

A cold snap pushed temperatures to 18 degrees Sunday night and into Monday morning, tying the previous low for the season. The high Sunday was forecast at 35 degrees with a return to fair, warmer conditions tonight and on Tuesday.

Pretty Blondes Detained In Auto Theft Case

A young man identified as Thomas Leitger, 1, and Carmeletta Bing, 22, both of Anderson Indiana, were returned to Anderson Sunday after being held by Hamilton police since Saturday. Hedger faces auto theft charges with potential involvement by Bing. Hedger was arrested for loitering Saturday morning at Third and High Streets after confessing to stealing a car in Friday night and driving with Ohio license plates and a pistol recovered from the car. Detention followed as Hamilton officers notified Anderson police, who retrieved the pair for trial in Anderson.

Thomas Leitger South Anderson Indiana Carmeletta Bing South Drive Hedger Cnnner Third High Streets Charles Nugent Indiana City Marl Welsh Nugent Barl Watson Afurket Street Fourth Street Vedger Thetowse Hamilton Huwlola Bit Gordon Korb Zene Decker Robert Leonard Chiof O'Neil

Mrs Tiemeyer in Serious Condition After Accident

Mrs Zlenry Tiemeyer of 630 South Whird Street remained in serious condition Monday at home, following an accident near Seatan last Wednesday. She showed light improvement, with fears of internal injuries easing. Also recovering were Henry Tiemeyer and Mr and Mrs Walter Tiemeyer.

Zlenry Tiemeyer Souths

Mrs Mattie Lawson files arrest warrant for husband

Mrs Mattie Lawson of 2540 Avenue came to police Sunday and signed a warrant charging her husband John Tarnson 21 with robbery and theft. She alleges gloves a flashlight and three nylon fusuline were stolen from a car trunk parked outside their Sunny light residence. Edward Yardy of 1935 RaNplechl Avenue provided statements.

Mattie Lawson Mattia Lawson See Avenue John Tarnson Bloves Edward Yardy RaNplechl Avenue

6750 Thrifty Hamiltonians Get 280000 in Xmas Savings

This morning's mail brought Christmas savings checks totaling about 280000 to 4730 Hamilton residents. Since the war these savers visited First National Bank Second National Bank Dime Savings Bank or Citizens' Savings Bank depositing weekly into their Christmas fund. The checks will ease holiday shopping and help meet obligations including taxes.

Hamilton First’ National Bank Second National Bank Dime Savings Bank Citizens’ Savings Bank Thesa Sama Peragus

Pioneer Hamilton woman Mrs Julia Rogers dies at 84

Mrs Julia Rogers widow of John Rogers and long time Hamilton businesswoman died at the Community Home on Dayton Street Sunday at 4 PM aged 84. Born September 27 1848 in Bennington she lived here her whole life known as Aunt Julia and led the W T U club as longtime president. Survived by two daughters in law and a nephew, funeral Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Dr George H Simonson with burial in Greenwood. Friends may call after 8 PM Monday.

Dises Tulia Potter Rogers Hamilton John Rogers Lhe “Sify Daytonatreeg Rogers Ya. Rogers Botter County William Rachel Taylor Potter Shs Julia W. T Wos Nicons Rachel Weaver George Wolverton

Hamilton Relief Store Promotes Winter Clothing Drive

With freezing temperatures the Hamilton Relief Store urges coats doska and sweaters for women and children of all ages, while shoes are in high demand. Mercy hospital workers sewed 40 dresses and bloomers, 63 baby gowns, 253 baby diapers and 3 baby slips in the past week.

Hamilton Relief Store Qomen Mercy Hospital Mae Frank Beker Verne Williams Rbsiition

Six Small Fires Extinguished by Fire Department

Six small fires, all with minor or no damage, were put out by the fire department over the weekend. Incidents included a blaze at Joseph Weigand’s home on 551 Rhea agende, a chimney fire at Mrs. A Winkler’s on 405 Rogs avenue, a roof fire at Glen Regan’s 104 VanderVeer ave, a second roof fire at A Parson’s 18 Wond streat, a blaze at D Foley’s 614 Waltiat street, and a car fire in front of 236 North Second street, all contained by Sunday afternoon.

Joseph Weigand Rhea’ Agende A. Winkler Rogs Avenue Coast Glen Regan VanderVeer Ave- Inue Buthday A A Parson D. Foley Waltiat Street North Second Street

Fort Hamilton Hospital School of Nursing Holds First Baccalaureate

Sunday evening baccalaureate services were held in the First M. E. church for the Fort Hamilton Hospital School of Nursing's first graduating class. Four graduates wore student uniforms, with a choir program led by Arthur Almachneider. Rev. W. B. Teis presided, with prayers by Rev. Forest Brown and scripture read by Rev. another St. John’s church member.

Ernaz Fort Hamilton Hospital Arthur Almachneider Blanche Beotigan W. B. Teis First Res Forest, Brown Okeans M. F Flo St. John’s Church George B. Parkin M. EL

Southwest District Meetings to Be Held in February

Southwest district meetings set for February 11 and 12 at the local YWCA. Conference committee announced plans at a past-weekend meeting at the YWCA. Visitors were welcomed at a tea on the second floor lounge with Mrs. B and others presiding. Dinner, bridge and theatre parties followed. homes of local business girls hosted the visitors for the night. Sunday service began with a worship program led by Miss Dorothy Deam with solo by Miss Verna Burns.

Y. WG. A Ryder Eisa Wehr Howard Johnson Brances Reed Ineal Business Girls Dorothy Deam TaVerna Burns Francas' Reed

Re-elect Officers For Fair Board Re-elect Officers ForFair

Five members of the Butler County Agricultural Society were re elected to three year terms and one member to a one year term in Saturdays annual election at the courthouse. Upton Moorhead ME Murray William C Taylor Albert Huck and Walter Ralston were chosen from 130 ballots cast. The board will meet December 10 for reorganization.

Butler County Agricultural Society (Fair Board Upton Moorhead ME. Murray William C. Taylor Albert Huck Walter Ralston Howe

Hamilton Club to Decide on Future at Wednesday Meeting

Members of the Hamilton Club will meet Wednesday to decide whether to dissolve or continue. Ongoing quarters in the Anthony Wayne hotel have reduced membership, though a special wing built for Hamilton club use could be absorbed into the hotel.

Hamilton Club Mamillon Club Anthony Wayne

Cincinnati Youth Hurt When Car Crashes Into Curb

Frank Martina aged 19 of 1212 Moon Road Cincinnati suffered cuts to head and face when he lost control on East Avenue and struck a curb and a telephone pole. He was taken to Mercy hospital by police ambulance led by Captain Byron Furginson and officers Dulle and Tielden. doctors report good condition and plan discharge soon. Henry Real Estate Transferred to Widow Anna R Beney After Probate Court Action The Oxford estate of O K Henry was transferred to his widow Anna R Beney as the estate cleared debts and administration costs. property valued at 3000 dollars.

Downtown Traffic System Restored After Short At Third Market

Downtown traffic lights failed intermittently starting Saturday causing delays as city electric department staff traced a short at Third and Market streets. Lights were off all day Sunday to allow repair with partial service returned this morning except at Third and Market and Third and Dayton streets. Police Chief Calhoun said outages may persist one or two days during final repairs.

Eity Electric Light Department Third Market Dayton Calhoun

Will of John J Schwartz filed in probate court

The will of John J Schwartz filed in probate court provides two bequests of 51,000 each to St John Evangelical Church and 1,000 to Kort Hamilton Hospital. The residue funds a trust for his son John now four. Stock holdings listed include Cincinnati Street Railway, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railway, and Little Miami Railway shares. Executor and trustee is The First National Bank and Trust Company. Trust principal will mature at age 25. if son predeceases, remaining funds go to a perpetual brush for designated charity.

John Bria Schwarts Hamilton St John Evangelical Church Kort Hamilton Hospital Cincinnati Street Itailway Company Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railway Company Little Miami Railway Company Edna Marie Schwarze Cyrus Jr. Fitton Anne Maxweill First National Bank and Trust Company Johnnie Schwartz

Hutchisson Applies for Administrator of Althea Hutchisson Estate

John Wy. Hutchisson of Oxford, a widower, asked probate court on Monday to be administrator of the Althea Hutchisson estate, noting a $2,000 personal property asset.

Sutohisson John Wy. Hutchisson Oxford Althea Hutchisson

Charity Dance Planned by Retail Grocers Association

The Hamilton Retail Grocers Association will host a charity dance in the Anthony Wayne hotel ballroom Wednesday evening. Condh music and proceeds to the Public Welfare department to aid the unfortunate. Tickets available from Roy Manobe Karl Ebbinger and Fred Stitsinger.

Hamilton Retail Grocara ® Association Anthony Wayne Condh Public Welfare’ Department Roy, Manobe Karl Ebbinger Fred Stitsinger

Good Will Days Parade Marks First Hamilton Period

More than 160 merchants join a Lindenwald parade through Hamilton’s main sections to celebrate the first thirty days of Good Will Days. A monster parade forms at St Ann’s church, ending at Webster Avenue, with a 3 PM Moorse Temple entertainment and Mayor Burke to speak.

Hamilton Lindenwald Perrocipal Moose Temple Botth BE Ann’s Church Pleasant Avenue St Ann's Church Central Avenue Nocta Heston Heaton Lo” Fair Avenue Pair Avenue High Street Hancock Avenue Nouth Fancock Shuler Avenue Grand Boulevard East Avenue Webster Avenue Eral Eaton Avenue Gray Avenue Gordon Gordon Avenue B Street Black Streat Black Street Black Street Bridge Third Street Morohanta Moose Auditorium Santi Sennnd Street Raymond H. Burke

Bethel Missionary Convention Closes with Strong Pledge

Bethel church hosted a week long Missionary Convention drawing Tango crowds and many visitors. Afternoon programs featured unique presentations by three foreleg missionaries while the final service reported a total pledge of 1276 dollars for the work abroad despite the depression.

Bethel Church Christian’ and Missionary Alliance

Prowlers Reported on Ross and Nearby Avenues

Police were dispatched to the Liberty and Rose avenues area after reports Saturday night of prowlers in the neighborhood. Officers did not find any suspicious persons. A fruitless search followed, with another prowler sighting reported near Park and Dick avenues.

Ross Avenue Liberty Avenue Rose Avenue

Hamilton Weather Report Notice

Weather data shows Maximum Yesterday 35 and Minimum Last Night 13. The garbled figures indicate historical records from 1928 to 1939, with partial values including 1051 and 929 and a 38 inch reference. The fragment appears to be a weather table from a old Hamilton publication with unclear units.

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Florenz Mansfield Court Business Girls St. Mary's Catholic Elizabeth C. Becker Stanley Becker Toviaville Harry Morris Stockton Clara Docker St. Mary's Church St. Mary'a Louis A. Becker Julia Rogers Rigdon Street Edward Murphy Rigton Street Sinipal Court Navis Cook Southwest District Fair J. Eric Schwartz Weiler Sby Ed Wheelan Nera Bentley Moose "Auditorium Bethel Missionary Convention Weatherlunk
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