Inspection Program by Monroe Grange Report
Monroe Grange held a regular meeting at Monroe school Monday evening. The degree staff conducted a second degree inspection and reports of fair families were shared. A winter roast was planned at Paul Mall's. A lively program featured Kelly Line and Mina Louise Miller on piano, a paper on Agricultural Research by Joe Baird, readings by Joby Mohugyves, and a duet by Gladys Seif and Mrs Darwin Mell. A style show impressed with latest fashions. Mrs Walter Rullston read a poem A Love Not Lost Agriculture. Mrs Richard Muior and Mrs Leslie Robinson entertained with a duet. The program closed with a playlet titled Pat Rodigan's Bot and a business meeting.
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Monroe Grange
Monroe
V. K. Rahiuse
Mogrod Gtanga
Paul Mall
Kelly Line
Mina Louise Miller
Joe Baird
Joby Moh Guyves
Misa Gladys Seif
Darwin Mell
Eight Neu
Twenty Football Teams Schedule Amid City Games
In Hays department store and other city areas teams will gather next Saturday for a city wide football schedule. Heavyweights play ten minute quarters while lightweights play eight. Players must weigh in at least two years before playing and no one can join more than one team. Games occur on different fields and vacant lots with the big schedule to be announced Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Getolar
Individant
Y. Bt
Xbany
Time Delwear
Toye
Ya Tibia
Ta Hoya
Anchoor
Howard Tried for Murder In High Profile Ohio Case
The trial focuses on life insurance policies allegedly signed by Kircher and Howard as witnesses testify. Sheriff A B Lankins recounts Howard admitting paying premiums and obtaining money from Koreber. Ammanuel Schultheiss testifies Kircher was found unconscious with blood trail and skull fracture. A broad-stained stone near the road is offered as evidence by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Lankins
Kircher
Belasco Hanied
Howard
Lankins
Wig
Kireher
Woward
Koreber
Pankee Road
Kirsher
Ammanuel Schultheiss
de. Willis Whitman
Middletown
John A. Schamacher
Roadstar
Redeemer Church Anniversary and Early Leadership
A historical note records the Redeemer Church anniversary and early leadership transitions at St Paul’s and East Hamilton churches. It mentions Ravi Askan Stueler joining in 1922 as the first full time worker, the adoption of the Frangelical Church of the Bessemer name, and Rev Herman J Behoards’ leadership in 1925 with the Sunday school building project costing 18 000 dollars to improve church facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul'n
East Hamilton
Ravi Askan Stueler
Chdrch
Church of the Bessemer
Sineler
Herman J. Behoards
Behoettle
Sonday
Sanday
Auction Six Old School Buildings to Be Sold
Six former school properties in Ross township and nearby areas, consolidated after district reorganization, will be auctioned this week. Properties include Riley No 1 and Jackson site near Hamilton, Lin ton and New London area, Layhigh and Selkirk schools. George Clark serves as board clerk and Marrick acts as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaguna
Ross Township
Riley
St. Clair Township
Hamilton
Jackson School
Aislond
Rosa Township
Linton School
New London
Marrick
Anctionerr
Daughters Union Veterans' Events Plan Cake Sale
The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War Josephine Steank Weiler Camp 417 held a Monday meeting at the Soldiers' monument. Members were urged to attend the upcoming inspection practice and district convention in Cincinnati on October 22, with a cake sale planned for October 15. Members were asked to bring donations for the bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Steank-Weiler
Soldiers’ Monument
Margaret Henley
Nash
Cincinnati
Paramount Cooking School Promises Thrift for Hamilton Homes
Housewives will learn labor saving, low cost dishes and entertaining ideas at the Paramount Centre stage kitchen. Mrs Thorn will demonstrate quick meals, menus, and serving ware with audience Q A. Sessions run next Tuesday to Friday, inviting women to attend all days and meet Mrs Thorn after each session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Hamilton
Ilens
Ohio Boxing Assn to Meet Here Next March
About 500 members of the Ohio Boxing association are expected to attend a March meeting in Hamilton. Fred M. Stitsinger, elected second vice president, announced the plan after the Calumbus gathering. Officers elected include Franc Callahan president Alfred Pablin first vice president and Peter Koerback secretary-treasurer. The state has 27 clubs with at least two representatives from each city anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Boxing Association
Hamilton
Fred M. Stitsinger
Calumbus
Franc Callahan
Iutna
Alfred Pablin
Columbus
Peter Koerback
Cincinnati
Breach of Peace Fines Two Men in Municipal Court
Carl Lee, 39, of 1019 Marmon Avenue, fined $10 on a breach of peace charge after signing warrants with Jack Rothermel, 49, of 890 Mar non Avenue. Rothermel was dismissed of a charge. Each accused the other after a Monday afternoon incident involving threats with a knife and alleged abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owe
Carl Lee
Marmon Avenue
Coate
Jack Rothermel
Marnon Avenue
Aimell
Treo
Rathermel
Lee
Monday Club at Y Opens Session
The Monday Club at the Y opened its session with a long roster of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess, Rev. and Mrs. George B. Parkin, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rotter, and many others. Names span local residents and associated partners, indicating a large turnout for the opening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobler
Albert Hess
HB. Marsh
Chas_1
Meeky
Gieorga Webster
Sbd Mas
C. Ball
HP Stafford
J. After
Nes. C._A
Gilmore
George B. Parkin
Maria HH
Solingon
H. V
Berk Umbaugh
Charles Raynalds
Hrary Heigert
Henry Henvnerle
Baughman
C.H. Deom
B.A. Wente
Real achievement says banker tribute to courage and resourcefulness
The banker praised the nation’s traditions and the courage of its people during wartime and peace. He called for unity to support the government, noting banking proved resilient during the depression and remains a strong economic pillar despite upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanope
Tinns
Mink Uint Ik
No-Re-Meelby W GA Glee Club elects officers
William Champion was elected president at the first meeting of the Jag season. Isihelle Van Doren and Martha Kantian named as vice president and secretary, with K Behnapp as treasurer. A constitution committee was formed and plans set for a December concert. weekly meetings every Monday. Any interested young man or woman may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Glee Club
William Champion
W. GA. Glos Club
Isihelle van Doren
Martha Kantian
Shampkon
Ray, van Oren
Weltha Bates
Mary Elizabeth Shoard
Viola Schaefer
Chib
Etnb
Byron Harlan to Speak at Tamilten Kiwanis Tonight
At the Tamilten Kiwanis meeting Hon. Byron Harlan will discuss The Third District in Congress in a non political talk. The program lists Bol Richardson as speaker and mentions Loomis and others in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Harlan
Kiwanis
Tamilten Kiwanis Club
Conaresaman
Ohio
Harlan
Congragy
Bol Richarison
Lo!liekers
Joseph Kautz Fined in Cinicourt Traffic Case
Joseph Knutte of Hamilton Ohio was fined 15 and costs by Judge Otia R Hes a on a reckless driving charge after his machine crashed into H Lean Hogan’s auto on Reading road near Seymour avenue and Reading road. Both cars were northbound at the time and a later fight was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manais
Joseph Knutte
Hamilton
Ohio
Otia R. Hesa
H. Lean Hogan
Mayfield Avenue
Ft. Tas
Seymour Avenue
Reading Road
Ministerial Assn Elects Rev King at Monthly Meeting
Rev Lester I King was elected president of the Ministerial Alliance at the regular monthly gathering at the YMCA. Other officers named include Rev Walter Lela as views president and treasurer Neal D. Nowlin as secretary-treasurer. The session featured Gr Louis Freibtling's talk The Boy and His Leisure. Time's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester I
Hamilton Tindenwalt
Ceish
Allianea
Y. M. OQ
Walter Lela
First Reformed Church
Views
Trey
Neal DL Nowlin
Me Congregational
Clurely
Trenauren
Gr. Louis Freebtling
Eagles Lodge Regular Meeting Notes
The Fraternal Order of Wagtes Butler No. 407 held a regular meeting with good attendance. Important business will be revisited at the October 17 gathering. A committee reported on a September 25 Beemted, Ohio event connected to the Back to Prosperity Membership Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Wagtes
Butler
Blonday Te Temple
Don WH. Tilbert
Robert A. Fallert
Harvey W. Velterich
Charley Berndt
George Kummer
Npaport
Mrs Weigel Returns Home After Fort Wayne Accident
Mrs Arnolt J Weikel of 2590 Preemmn avenue was injured in a Sunday night wreck near Fort Wayne Indiana. She was moved by ambulance to Mercy hospital, then to Griesmer hospital, and is reported on the road to recovery with a broken arm and minor injuries while others in the car escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnolt J. Weikel
Preenmn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Griesmer
Merny Hospital
M C Glub Supper Program at Y W s Meeting
The M Chalub spy led Mildred Simpson in charge of YWCA supper event held Monday evening. A horse track theme decorated the tables. New members Mildred Witzic Flaverre Winkler Thelma Wieser and Muelle Daines joined. Next week Mars gover Wella Wood will present a tale instead of a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chalub
Mildred Simpson
Wil Mon Parker
Aim O’neile
Jetty Reineker
YW. G. A
M.C
Lillian Taylor
Marie Wilhelmine
Tax distribution to cities and schools page fragment
Tax distribution details list village and city shares with figures for Oxford, Somerville, Sevenmile, Sacksonburg and others. The unreadable OCR segment references multiple municipalities and amounts including Oxford village 1308.00 and various regional shares, on a page continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Special
Stockton
West Fikton
Village
Helton Dismissed on Beach of Peace Charge
George Helton of 1193 Thing Avenue faced a peace charge filed by El Buace of River Road. The municipal court dismissed the case Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helton
George Helton
Thing Avenue
el Buace
River Road
League of Nations report on Japan harms global opinion
The article argues the League of Nations report condemns Japan’s aggression in Manchuria and supports non recognition. It notes mixed reactions abroad while praising the Geneva framework’s stance and predicting potential future mediation and a new commission to settle the whole affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Commission
Manchuria
Japan
Crare
Central America
Moexica
Woodrow Wilson
Dimmeriis
Franklin Noozevelt
Geneva
League
Bor
Aston
Seaman Held For Grand Jury Hearing In Decent Acts Case
George Seaman aged 34 of Lawlow Street faced grand jury charges after a complaint by Thomas Udeffeies 44 of Trendlow Street alleging his daughters Betty 12 and Doris 7 were harmed. Homer Marshall 2507 Benning was dismissed on a similar charge after witness Mabel May 14 and May Roach 12 testified. judge Alphonsa Paley ruled a witness must understand an oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Grand Jury
Giels
Ma Wisipal Court
Alphonsa Paley
Morniue
George Seaman
Lawlow Street
Thoms Udeffeies
Trndlow ‘Street
Betty
Doris
Searsan
Homer Marshall
Benninghoten
Mabel Mayor
Dixie Highway
Sina May Roach
Hoath
Ruark
Pater
Theft reports echo family'.s frustration at home break-in
The Armstrong family at 1082 Clinton Avenue confronted thieves after an attempted break-in Monday. A woman on Dayton Street reported a stolen suitcase with clothing, while Edward Jacobs at 530 North Sixth Street and Peter Bindorf at 1441 Maple Avenue noted thefts from vehicles. Local police logged the incidents and cautioned residents to secure homes and autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Armstrong
Clinton Avenas
Ict
Mary Gall
W. C. Ay
Dayton
Street
Mantay
Ifis Binvele
Telon
Edward Jacobs
North Sixth Street
Peter Bindorf
Maple Avenue
Girl Reserve Advisors Meet at Y W C A
The Girl Reserve advisors and members held their first monthly meeting at the Y W C A on Monday evening. Discussion covered the history and structure of the Y W G A and its role as an association of women and girls with emphasis on guiding younger members. The group planned future work and noted upcoming meetings including October 24 and the third Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve
Lex Partnent
Herm
Ute
Wilvisory
Ttn
Arvisnrao
Bear Presents Hoover Talk at Local Headquarters
A notice invites interested residents to listen in at the Republican headquarters located at 306 North Second Street opposite the Y in Mt. C. A. for an event featuring President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Hoover
Second Street
Ohio House names committee on assessment refunds
Butler county among counties in focus as the Ohio legislature forms a joint committee to study refunding high assessments on property. The panel will include House members George Forney William Pringle and T R Bostwick and Senate members Walter Nickels Frank Whittamorn K Marshall John Yow er and William Herner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour
Butler
Arthne Tawilton
House
George Forney
Hansock County
William Pringla
Cleveland
T. R. Bostwick
Madlfeon
William Koehler Taken By Death
William Koehler a longtime Hamilton resident died suddenly at 6:59 Tuesday morning at his daughter's home 121 South Twelfth Street aged 78 years eight months and eight days He was born in Hamilton son of Adam and Margaret Koehler pioneer family He was last surviving child of ten He worked with West Side Aid Society and had many friends Surviving are his sons Ward Charles and Karl Koehler two daughters Alice G Stanley Og and Mrs Oliver Bludenk 13 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral at Webb Funeral Home Friday at 2 30 PM with Reverend officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willigm
Koehler
Timmilton
Charlotite Koehler
Nonn
West Side
Wares
Gas
Charles Ky Koehler
Alie G Stenley Ogg
Oliver Bludenk
Yunera
Webb
Howe
Tew
Lucblser
Greenwood Cemetery
Priendy Way
Perera
Mrs J W Myers Passes Away
Mrs. J W Myers, member of LiO Young Woman's Christian Association, Mother's Club, and art clubs, died recently. Services set for Friday at 8 20 AM at home and 2 PM at St Marys Church. interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lio
Maraleal Arta Club
Myers
St. Mary‘s Church
Ollock
Greenwood
Mrs Brenneman Laid to Rest in City Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Brenneman were held Monday morning at 8 40 from the home 4200 Tomon avenue and at 9 00 from St Veroninois church. Interment followed at Rose Till Memorial Park. She died suddenly Wednesday night at a cottage near Woodedale from a heart attack. A large cast of friends visited the home Sunday afternoon and attended the services. A delegation from Hamilton Chapter No 28 Women of the Mooan served as honorary pallbearers. Active hearers included Joe Walker Charles Gephart Lou Mrlewein Joseph Pick An Jerry Walke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margareth Brenneman
Ress Wenov
Tomon Avenue
St Veronionts
Rosw
Minorial Park
Hamilton
Women of the Mooan
Joe Walke
Charles Gephart
Lou Mrlewein
Joseph Pick
Jerry Walke
Service Clubs To Hear Chas P Taft At Founders Day
Tomorrow noon Kiwanis Lions and Hatary clubs of Hamilton join for a luncheon at the Anthony Wayne hotel to celebrate YMCA Founder's Day. The speaker will be Charles P Taft of Cincinnati in a planned series of talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Lions
Hatary Cliba Ul Hamilton
Anthony Wayne
Ys M.C. A
Harles P Taft
Cinelomati
Everite
Aera Ed The Ymc As Land
A fragmentary line shows a place or group reference and a land related note in an unspecified context. Named entities are unclear due to OCR damage but suggest a local organization and land topic. Further readable context would clarify dates places or actions.
Regular meeting notes of Hamilton Pythian Sisters No. 438
Extella Neils, representative to the Grand Temple in Lime, O, gave an interesting report at the K of P lodge in Hamilton. The session transacted routine business and adjourned with customary rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SREY
Hamilton Pythian Sisters
Extella Neils
Lime
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HEAR
Walter Rullston
Richard Muiorami
Leslie Robinson
Pat. Uodtigan
Bue Inet MeUhing
Dob Mehl
Ailene Osman
Lad Pays
Redeemer Church
Daughters Union Veterans’ Events
Paramount
Ohio Boxing Assn
Rev
King
Eagles Lodge
Mrs. Weigel
M.C. Glub Supper
Y. W
William Koehler
J. W. Myers
Mrs. Brenneman
Cooking
Chas, P. Taft
Y. mc
Kaits
Fano
Dom Bie
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