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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1932

Page

7

Hamilton Delegation Fails to Stop Tax Valuation Cuts

Delegates from Hamilton pressed the Ohio Tax Commission to block further real estate valuation reductions but were told a horizontal cut would harm business. The commission had already reduced land by 25 percent and buildings by 8 percent, with overall recent adjustments plus state grants lowering duplicate taxes collected for the year. The Middletown and Hamilton dispute over the duplicate valuation continues, with locals seeking a 10 percent cut, while authorities assess broader tax impacts.

Hamilton Ohio Tax Commission Columbia Ronorta Hienitzen State ‘Tax Commission Tattold Inter Chanion Inara Bensing Munk Tha Chia Ia Ohio Mio Butler Country Board of Revision Columbus Cincinnati Middletown MulWetown Lavin Orpantan Hans

Lou Wittman Wins Verdict In Suit

The court ruled in favor of Lou Wittman in a civil suit for 3707.59 filed by Belorens, Thomson, and a claimant, with Judge Katy Treard presiding and without a jury. The complaint claimed Wittman wronged Kant and Conner over a note given to a local bank.

Lou Wittman Tudge Kant Conner Nideas Park Lou Belorens Thomson Katy Treard Witliam

Bennett Chapple Rotary Speaker At Relnty Club Meeting

Bennett Chapple Sr. vice president of the American Holling Mill Midgotown will speak at the Relnty club meeting Thursday noon at the Anthony Waylie hotel. His subject is The Steel Industry Goes to Market.

Bennett Chapple American Holling Mill Midgotown Relnty Club Anthony Waylie

Old Games Sought by Y Boys for Winter Fun

With cold weather, it is crowded at the Y and demand for games has surpassed supply. The Y asks residents to donate old unused games in good condition to provide carroms, crokinole, parcheesi, marbles and other table games for boys. Toys of all ages will be accepted.

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State Aid Schools Here Not in Need

A warning from the Ohio Department of Education in Columbus says four hundred thousand dollars remains to be distributed to state aid schools and some districts in Buller County receive aid but would not face discontinuation. The department notes districts have met expenses but more districts require aid and funding remains limited.

le Site Department of Educational Columbus Buller County Ohio Ohio. To A Inder Addressed To He Heads ‘of All Atate Aid Tbe Bnt

Ohio Elks President Names Convention Committees here

Ohio Elks president Paul Pare announces mid year meeting plans for Hamilton April 20 and 30 1933. He names committees including Clayton Leiter of Hamilton Judge No 9 on publicity and Dave Jones of Middletown Lodge No 269 on the banquet and entertainment panel. The article notes ICC freight rate actions involving Champion Paper Co and Niagara Falls suppliers affecting paper markets.

N.C. Pare New Philadelphia Ohio Association of Elka Yamilton Tamilton Ohio Pare Ohio Elks Hamilton Fudge Haymilton Clayton A. Leiter Innilton Dave Jones Middletown

Standish Phillips Named President of Tanke Brie Company

M S Phillips known as Standish Philips acquires leadership role at Armco Middletown plant and will head Tanke Brie Company while retaining ties to Armco Rolling Mail. Graco Lebrooks asks to be administratrix of Laura Hybolt estate with $400 personal property, $7 000 realty noted.

Standish Phillips Lia Antevigun Sailing Mill Company Mubetown Tab Armas Lake Erie Cleveland Tmuitton M.S. Phillips Standiah Philips Halen Solingon Phillipe Hamilton Whintings Hee Armco Middletown Graco Lebrook Race Leibrock Laura V. Hybolt

Gertrude Hammer Named YWCA Hookkeeper in Tamertine Brew Era

Miss Cortenda Tamertine announces Gertrude Hammer appointed to the hookkeeper post at the YWCA following Mrs Wilma Henton Keefe's resignation. Hammer previously with the Liberty Machine Company and closely tied to the Business Girls Club and YWCA networks.

Gertrude Hammer Y.W

Boy Scout Scribes Hear Praise For Scout Page

At Scout headquarters the Boy Scout scribes of the Journal Page club met with sponsor William Mason and Sam Gard presiding. Clayton A. Loster from the Journal spoke on making news engaging and accurate, detailing how to tell a clear, intelligent story to readers.

First ‘National Bank William Mason Sam Gard Clayton A. Loster Journal

Settlement Reported In Seward Suit

The Seward estate case unfolds with claims of $94 500 in bonds disposed of and a final accounting. Witness Walter Sand testifies on expenditures while agent for Mrs. Rapp and Mrs. Ranpp as attorneys argue bond maturity and estate closure details in Clinton County court.

Miu Loretta Renyip Penncoton Pike Walter Sand Lorda Seward Ranpp W. C. Shepherd Wil Nan Seward Ranpy Walter Seward Easher Sewart Rapp Soward Cormon Pleas Dudge Clinton UD Haye

Roof fires cause negligible damage in city

Fire crews extinguished two roof fires at 334 Hanover Street and 394 Cleveland Avenue with minimal damage. A false alarm at the Eaton and Rhine avenues box was attributed to a local group.

Bivenen Ray Dornberger Hanover Street Bohlamer

Four Awarded Diplomas At Fort Hamilton Hospital

Four young women formed the first graduating class of the Fort Hamilton Hospital School of Nursing receiving diplomas at a Bethel church commencement. Speakers included Misa Alice P Thatcher M A superintendent of Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Graduates Beulah Mae Bar Margar et Wilson Corsheile Williams and Edna Mae Van Liew. Organist Eva Sipp presented music and Rev G W Albwart preached.

Fort Hamilton Hospital School of Nursing Bethel Church Beulah Mae Bar Brockville Indiana Margaret Wilson Brownsville Corsheile Williams Edna Mae van Liew Hamilton Misa Alica FP Thatcher Cinonius Verne PresidestPows Clara B. Woln Fork Hamilton Hospital School of Nursing OW. Albwarat Zion Lutheran Chin

Hard Luck Lewis Returns Home After Injury

Stan Lewin of Hamilton a Miami soph halfback was released from University hospital after a dislocated back muscle from the Miami U G game. He had been out since Thursday night with injuries that plagued him through the Cinak half of the season. He entered the Cincinnati game needing two more quarters for a varsity letter and played until the second quarter before revealing the injury details.

Oxford Ohio Stan Lewin Hamilton Sophomoue Miami University Hospital Cinak Cincinnati

Thieves Escape After Garage Break-In Incident

Police officers responded to a telephone call about an attempted break-in at a garage in the rear at 57 South Eleventh Street early this morning. Patermen Herman Dalle and Clarence Holden searched the Aber neighborhood but were unable to locate the suspects.

South Eleventh Street Patenlnen Herman Dalle Clarence Holden Aber

Governor to Meet County Envoys on Poor Relief in Hamilton Areas

Governor George White's relief commission plans an informal discussion with Hamilton Middletown and Butler county representatives this afternoon. Adjutant General Krook A Henderson chairs. John E Northway, Hamilton Welfare secretary, spoke with Attorney General Henderson in Columbus about combined aid requests.

Hamilton Middletown Butler George White Relief Commission Krook A. Henderson John E. Northway Hamilton Welfare Association Columbus Ohio Taxing Commission Henderson

Memorial Service for Elks Lodge at South Second Street

The annual memorial services of M Hamilton lodge No 3 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be held at the Elke Cempla on South Second and Ludlow streets Sunday at 2 30 PM. The public is welcome. The full ritualistic service will be used with a special musical program. The memorial address will be delivered by Hon Robert C Patterson Dayton judge of the Montgomery county common pleas court.

Mamilton Lodge Benevolent Protective Order of Elks

Good Will Days End Sparked City Parade

The first period of Hamilton Good Will Days closed today with a large parade starting at St Ann's church Lindenwald at 1 50 pm. More than 160 trucks and cars joined the procession through the city. Mayor Burke will preside at the Moose auditorium on South Second Street as the event concludes.

Hamilton St. Ann's Church Lindenwald Moose Miditorian South Second Street Raymond A. Burke

Thirty-Eight Students Named on Catholic High Honor Roll

Thirty eight Frmilton Catholic High School students appear on the first honor roll of the year with averages above 99 percent. Freshmen listed include Terbert Alf Frederick Becker Joseph Beaker and others. seniors include Joseph Velaney Francis Ditnger Donald Elmer Frederick Schwab and more.

Catholic High Roll of Honor Frmilton Catholic High School Terbert Alf Frederick Becker Joseph Beaker Thomas Clear James Collopy Cyril Heinrich Leroy Jacquemin Sylvester Vope Leo Breiner Carl Hurst John Neister Richard Ratoh Edwin Soholy George Schrichle Hlmer Schutte Stephen Sleznek Htobert Triacy

Hamilton Men Attend Teagle Meeting In Cincinnati

Alexander Thomson and Homer Gard represented Hamilton manufacturing interests at a Cincinnati meeting where Walter G. Teagle president of Standard Oil of New Jersey spoke to 860 men on the share the work program. He argued sharing work is the sole method to cut unemployment in these times.

Hamilton Teagle Alexander Thomson Anh Homer Gard Cincinnati Walter G. Teagle Standard Oil Company New Jersey Mr. Teagle

County Plans Allocation of 14250 for Relief Funds

County commissioners meet Friday to allocate 14250 from a 140000 relief issue approved Tuesday for the poor. The breakdown includes 1628.56 to the Children's Home, 101.79 to the tuberculosis hospital, 108.92 to mothers' aid, and 3824.29 to Hamilton and Middletown representatives, with attendees from Hamilton and Middletown.

Thitler County Co- Heminay Aupplem Srould

W. C. T. U. Members Hear State Convention Report

Members of the W C T U met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Eula Setmeider and Mrs James Symmes Jed devotions. County president Misa Alberta Finley was guest of honor and gave a report on the state convention held in Cleveland during October. The annual Day of Prayer will be observed December 4.

W.C.T. UH Eula Setmeider Elma Nvanis James Symmes Jed Misa Alberta Finley Cleveland

FichterUrges Quick School Finance Change In Ohio

Kiwanis meeting hears Joseph W. Fichter assistant director of education Ohio cite dire finances for 2000 districts with only 14 receiving aid. He warns state aid can cover six months then operations rely on faith suggesting a $25 million plan would cut Hawiton’s levy from 7.97 to 3 per thousand. Page 13Continued.

Joseph W. Fichter Ohio Hawitton Fichtay Kiwanis Elab Hell mi U Anthey Wayne Fichter Mort Columbia University Chin Buller County Alan Boss Girly

Religious Ed Council Toastmaster Named for County Supper

R J Lemon will act as toastmaster at the Fellowship Supper of the County Council of Religious Education to be held at the Methodist church at 6 PM on Saturday December 3. The annual convention of the county council convenes that afternoon at 1 30 PM with Saturday evening and Sunday sessions at the Presbyterian Church.

R. J. Lemon County Council of Religious Education Methodist Church Lester King George Cogswell Stanley Schiering C. W. Williama Joseph W. Pichter Carl Jessia Morris Irving Howilton James Galbraith Scott Finlay B.D. Lemon Oscar. Gast Teving Hamiller Mildred Morris G. Courtney Tadley Oscar M. Gast County Council Presbyterian Charsh

Weather log hints for Hamilton area with sparse figures

A fragmentary weather record for Hamilton shows yesterday's high and the minimum last night listed as 33 degrees with scattered numbers such as 131 1036 1928 and 370-42 40 s appearing, making precise values unclear.

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