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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1932

Page

6

Beautiful Floats Highlight Butler County 4-H Parade

Beautiful floats carried Liberty Township and other 4-H and Grange groups in the grand Butler County fair parade. Awards crowned Liberty Township and several other clubs for best float design, with premium stock and Farm Bureau entries trailing. The event featured the McClain’s Ladies Band and a full day of competitions culminating in the champion club designations.

Bofnre Oranges Farm Bureau Buther County Tiberty Township Grange Butler County Liberty Township Fairfield Grange Ant Horover Township Farm Bureau Group Wlatora Granges Atock Ibis Seatee Club Patner Fair Board Upton Moorhead M. E. Murray William M. Brown J. al. Noel Dreamurer Ant George Wolverton Liberty Oxford Reily Weal Chester Pompus Grange Collinsville Union Taemon Pairfield Township Elk Creek Peasttown Wayne Morgan Wavover Roas Neaa Food Clube Wayna Township Cluh John A. Stith Milford Township Philip Hotser Sevenmile Food Club Walter Samuels Milford Clothing Club Lea Mendenhall Sevenmile Clothing Club Mist Ross Hillbrand Liberty Township Chething Club Luefile Eaton Wayne Townshipry Club Mise Estella Schaefer Trenton Poultry B’ MacQuiston Poultry

Union Grange First In Rural Theatre Awards At Fair

Union Grange earns top prize in Buller county fair rural theatre awards as audience size sets a record. Professor Arthur Loren Tatea of Miami University announced prizes, with Union Grange taking $10 for So's Your Aust Ring. West Middletown BD A won $7.50 for The Kettle Singing and Fairfield Grange earned third prize for Close Motey presented by Sevenmile 4-H Club. Honorable mentions noted for Dorothy Sutton Araminta Rhubart Two of a Kind and Hazel Durdell in The Neighbors, with Beaux Esprit Sunday school cast in No Tips Accepted. (Continued on Page 3).

Theatee Assatiation Buller County Frofesser Arthur Loren Tatea Miami University sInion Grange Suconi West Middletown B.D. A Fawaa Fairfield Grange Sevenmile Hteloh Ebon Gates Dorothy’ Sutton Araminta Rhubart Middletown Miiea? Aid Society Hazel Durdedll Tex Beaux Esprit Echoo Clacs Valley Chapel

Special Rural Club Work Awards Declared at County Fair

James Lewis of Fairfield township exhibited a purebred calf from the Co operative Dairy Milk Association and eight A H calf club members from Butler County competed for the special prize. Judging occurred at the county fair Friday afternoon and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company cash prizes were announced for the next calf year. Winners included William Gilles from Ross first place ten dollars and other awards to Manrivo Tel Tanever Mildred Harris Howard Weber Donald Marsh with varying amounts.

James Lewis Fairfield Township Wos Operative Tara’ Milk Association Buber Glen Cinton Warren Hamilton Pueble Butler County Tair Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Word William Gillespig Ross Manrivo Tel Tanever Mildred Harris Milford Howard Weber Hanover Donald Marsh Fairfield

Accident injures Cincinnati woman Friday night

Mrs. Hoffmann, 48, of Cincinnati, was injured when a car driven by Julius Celerich of Hamilton struck her at Liberty and Central Parkway. She is confined to St. Mary's Hospital with fractured ribs.

Cmpanali Ootsker Marie Hoffmanny Cincinnati

Officer Prevents Geogery Eqqbery Burglary at Kroger Store

Patrolman Paul Klingler found an attempted break in at the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company in Beuninghofen Laue rel ayerbies. A window sash was ripped and the sergon had reportedly been pried.

Kroger Grocery and Baking Company Beuninghofen Lauerel_ayerbies Paul Klingler

Accused Thief Attacks Police After Capture

Police pursue Albert Fletcher, a 3 year old accused thief described as Black, after a robbery at the Keith building area on South Monument Avenue. Fletcher allegedly struck a police captain during arrest, was restrained in a city jail, and awaits municipal court arraignment next Tuesday.

Albert Fletcher South Monument Avenas Opinok Géorge Riley High Street Riley Keith South Monument Avenue Negra Vletgher Fletcher Byron Pargilison

Seven Hurd in Auto Crash Injuries Reported

Seven people escaped injury when the car they rode in toppled and collided at High Street and East Avenue. Pylee Acker of 806 Eighth Avenue Middle Town drove the overheated coupe that struck an eastbound car driven by John Dalton of 3031 Griesmor Avenue. Dalton said he turned south into Hust Avenue when his sedan was hit.

High Street East Avenue Pylee Acker Eighth Avenue Middletown John Dalton Griesmor Avenue Dalton Hust Acker High Stecot

Fire Prevention Week Appeal Issued by Fire Chief Conlin

Fire Chief Willian Conlin issues a public appeal for Fire Prevention Week observed in Trmnistan from October 9 to 16. He stresses the importance of fire safety amid widespread fires and loss, urging every person to participate in the fall program and support prevention efforts.

Conlin Willian Conjin Trmnistan Nany

Thieves Flee After Auto Theft Wild Night Chase

Police pursuit ends with two suspects abandoning a wrecked auto on Morest and Nobile avenues. The vehicle, owned by Nennie Bowlin of 20 Stephen Street, was stolen from Market Street between Second and Third, around eight o clock. Roy Cordy, 2573 Blwo Avenue, reported a collision on Forest Avenue as the two men fled on foot, descriptions unavailable.

Mnda Morest Nobile Nennie Bowlin Stephen Street Market Street Second God Third Roy Cordy Blwo Avenue Forest Avenue Noble Avenue Cordy Jin

Road and Bridge Projects in Ohio State Plan

State road and bridge program previews October 14 bids in Hamilton county with interests from Butler county. Carthake Hamilton road near Wyoming to cover 1.71 miles at an estimated 261245.24 dollars. City of Marilton North Third street bridge cost about 45754.90 dollars, first of major contracts. Roadway between Hamilton and New Miami and Great Miami river bridge near New Miami already awarded. North from Hamilton the roadbed fill completed, Darrtown pike resurfacing eyed from Davis Cover to county line. preliminary survey by Fred M. Tammerle.

North Third Ohi Highway Department Hamilton County Butler County Carthake-Hamilton Wyoming Marilton Third Street Hamilton Great Miami River New Miami Highway Department Darrtown Pike Davis Cover Fred M. Tammerle

Auto Hits Pole Injuring Stitzel in Millville

Donald Stitzel, 18, is at Mercy hospital with painful but non life threatening injuries after a car struck a telephone pole at Wrent and Washington streets Friday night. Driver Fred Braul of Millville was unharmed.

Donald Stitzel Mercy Hospital Orelack Wrent Washington Streets Fred Braul Millville

Ohio cuts salaries in Butler County by nine thousand dollars a year

The state legislation reduces salaries for election board members clerks and county officials in Butler County effective January 1 1933. Higher salaries face steeper cuts while a county prosecutor and probate judge keep fees. Total county payroll savings estimated around 4500 annually with broader election expense savings of about 3564. The measure caps the county coroner at 5200 and probate judge at 7740 while state department employees share proportional cuts.

Election Board Ohio Butler County George White Highway Department Butler Tramilton Maintenanes Towerver Inv Batter County

Booster Pound Held by Police Over Kidnapped Child

Police found a booster pound on Friday as Patralina Ike Dunivan was detained at police headquarters for the owner. The unclear text suggests a custody or safekeeping action related to a missing child case.

Patralina Ike Dunivan

Building Increase Seen Christian Science Permit

A new monthly high for 1932 building activity was reported by building inspector Frank Weavery. Through the first months of the year $44,173 has been spent on city construction with 20 permits issued in September totaling $12500 for a new Christian Science temple on North Second Street. Contractor Charles Wilkins leads the project as work progresses. Other permits include a house valued at $9000 a garage for 1425 two additions totaling 1970 and four remodels at 1800.

Besa Dennig Frank Weave Ty New Christian Saiente Semple Second Street Market Street Charles Wilkins

Madame Florenz Quizzed in Laws Smuggling Plot

Hamilton officials probed an alleged attempt to smuggle saws to a prisoner at Mansfield Reformatory. Madame Florenz, widow of Lou Wittman, was questioned after authorities linked Williams, the parlor owner’s son, to the scheme. Williams, a Cincinnati escapee, had motives tied to Wittman’s ride and threats followed.

Madame Florenz Hamilton Mansfield Reformatory Florence Thompson Omer Madame Florens Lou J. Withwan Charles Cwilliams Teria Thn ‘Reformatory Wittman Mar ‘Dame Florens Reformatory Artest Williams Connert Willms Frs Florenz Cincinnati Willman Mansfield

President's Night Plans by We Harrison Kiameelah

Kiwanis plans a Tuesday meeting titled President's Night with an election of officers, monthly reports, and further plans to send a large delegation to the Ohio district convention in Cincinnati October 23 26. Soloist Poulet Bub Richardean Hamilton will sing while Byron Hodai Dayton congressman speaks on The Underprivileged Ohio. Mr Harlay has long worked in child welfare and earned national recognition.

Harrison Kiameelah Ohio Cincinnati Poulet Bub Richardean Hamilton

Rosh Hashana Services Begin Across Jewish Sects

Rosh Hashana observances started Friday evening at sundown with services at the Beis Terael Spusgopuc and Bene Israel Temple. Orthodox communities will continue until Sunday evening, while Reform congregations plan a shorter fast of worship ending Saturday night.

Bene Israel Temple Mamilton Beis Israel Synagogue

Red Cross First Aid Tent Aids Butler Fair Visitors

Red Cross staff worked around the clock at the Butler county fair for the thirteenth year, treating 59 cases from minor injuries to serious conditions. Affected individuals included visitors from multiple states, with injuries ranging from fractures to sprains. Mercy Hospital admitted several patients, and volunteer drivers assisted with patient transport.

RED Cross Butler Fair Butler County Ted Reiter

Dynamite Box Found Hidden Near Hamilton Mystery

A wooden carton containing packaged dynamite and caps was found hidden under straw in a field five to ten days old. The discovery near Horning Farm, Wyn, drew Cincinnati police and county deputies into a still unsolved case involving blood and missing boxes.

Lord Nouth Hamilton Cincinnati Ofte Hurning Winton Road Snr John C. Schumacher Horning Izsug Otto Horning Sheriff's Office Aslb P Byiday Chasies B. Walko Mark Dyere Ain of Chinnati Ohio

Big Delegation To Labor Meet

Hamilton will be well represented at the State Federation of Labor meeting opening at the Neil House Monday morning. Officials including Staley Ogg vice president will attend along with delegates from Local No. 08 Iron Moulters Union and No. 43 Metal Polishers Union. Other Hamilton groups represented include Milk and Cream Drivers, Carpenters and Joiners Local 637 Electrical Workers Local 648. Topics include old age pensions and unemployment insurance.

Hamilton State Federation of Labor Neil House Limbus Norning Staley Ogg Ope Iron Moulters” Union Ceorge Braudel Metal Polishers' Union Edward Dulli Oredwall Condon Toed Milk and Tea Cream Drivers and Helpers Union George Chapin Carpenterstand Marion Cummins Electrical Workers Union

William Schlosser Recovering After Stroke at Home

The many friends of William Schlosser will be pleased to learn he is rapidly recovering from a slight stroke suffered Friday at his home 437 Fort Third Street. Family members say he has improved this morning.

William Schlobeer Fras Z Wiliam Schlosser Iran Mr. Schlosser

Weather recap for Henniton area last night

A truncated report notes temperatures and conditions in Henniton area. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to weather and last night conditions remains.

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