Woodrow Wilson Junior High site staked for Eaton Road approach
Work on Hamilton's Woodrow Wilson Junior High began after court delays. H. B Bragg of Dayton, the approved general contractor, started staking the site on Eaton road close to Hal Arm and Avenue. The brick and stone building will face Eaton road with a back grade entrance and a lawned approach.
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Hamilton
Woodrow Wilson Joniorigi School
Eaton Road
H. B Bragg Company
Dayton
Woodrow Wilson
H. 2. Blagg Company
Haton Rerd
Hal- Aimand Avenue
Bet Bak
Eaten Road
Stens
Haldimandevenue
Bloggy Company
Anpls
Rev Arnold Weyman Taken By Death In Moray Hospital
The sudden death of Rev Arnold Weyman GP P 8 occurred at 8 45 am Friday after nine months in Moray hospital. Ordained 1904 he taught at St Josephs college and served at St Veronica’s. General arrangements await arrival of Provincial Arnold Wagner of Carthage Ohio.
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Fev
Arnall Weyman
Moray
Weyman
Moray Hospital
Gerbardos
St. Veronica’s Church
Europe
America
St. Joseph's College
Rensselaer
Indiana
Arnold Wagner
Carthagens
Ohia
Merchants Plan Prosperity Day Tour in Hamilton
Hamilton merchants group plans a Prosperity Day tour across the county with about 100 merchants participating. The event aims to strengthen ties with the trading area through village stops with entertainment and greetings, under the Chamber of Commerce trade promotion committee. The itinerary will be announced as details are finalized.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Merchants Association
Chamber of Come, Mode
The
Hamilton Merchants? Association
Arangert
William Howe
Butler County Automobile Club
Robert. de. Misher
George Radcliffe
South Monument Avenue
Two Old Schools Sold at Auction in Tnaa Township
On Thursday afternoon the Tnaa township board of education sold two displaced one room schools. Lindon schoolhouse on the New Lomfon pike went to Breenely Anon of Miamitown for 490 dollars, sold as is with an awaiting insurance claim from a fire damage. Rose School two miles south of Millville on Route 27 sold to John Jentica of Mamilton.
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Tnaa Township
Lindon
Lomfon Pike
Breenely Anon
Miamitown
Ienranes
Millville
John Jentica
Mamilton
Corn Husking Contest Set for October 25
The Butler County Warm bureau presents the annual corn husking contest on October 25 at the Paul Grolimus farm, one mile north of Sovsamile on Route 73. Events include a large corn field husking area, a 20 acre shibble field, and parking area with a hitching demonstration. County horsemen may offer prizes for best matched jeans to wear in the hitching display. details pending.
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Iths Btulor County Warm Bureau
Paul Grolimus
Sovsamile
Stata
RO Agre
Butler County
J. F. Clawson
Butler County Road Improvements Over Two Years
Buller county reports about 807.00 dollars in state road and bridge improvements over the last two years. Major work includes North Third Street extension with a bridge over the Big Miami River, the Millville Bridge project, and resurfacing of part of the Middletown Pike. The total 1931 and 1932 contracts amount to 997,000, funded by the gasoline tax, with right-of-way purchases and unemployment relief, excluding routine maintenance.
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Buller 'Oganty Wi
Butler County
North Third Street
Big Miami River
Millville Bridge
Middletown Pike
Mid-lotown Pike
Highway Department
Pry
Catholic Women’s Council Plans Conference in Cincinnati Area
Mrs. John Wurwnga presided at a Hamilton church meeting in St Louis as the National Council of Catholic Women and the Federation of Cincinnati groups plan the fourth annual Federation meeting to be held Thursday October 27 at the Netherland Plaza. Reservations by October 24 to regional secretary Mrs. Huth-Brink. An election of officers will occur in early November.
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Pruet Lapristt
Hallowe'en
Firat Bapital Whareh
Ehurch
John Wurwnga
Agimaza
St. Louis
Hamilton Church
Highth
Walnut Sheety
Archbode
Cincinnat
National Council of Catholic Wom
Hall of Miron
Thirwlay
Knights of Rors
Netherland Plaza
Golem Home
Morram Street
Rawline Business Sens
Cincinnati
Federation
Huth — Brink
Hearil
Hamilton Men Teachers At Camp Supper Program
The Unwintton Men s Ponshers club held an outing Thursday afternoon and evening near Darrtown at B. Wright s camp in Oxford. A games program and a supper by Aarry Levax were planned for junior and senior high school staff. Attendees include Hl. T. Waris, C. 3, Osnt, WW, C. Elliott, F.C. Unaicker, A. B. Andrews, N. B. LaMonda, J. Re Clark, J. W. Conhay, C. F Mele defer, Witlan Musch, D. R. Baker, Louis O. Solingen, C0. MM, Hikonberry, A. Wragser, Andrew Bylenga, B. W. DeVore, C. W. White, G. O. Arnold, A. J. Braunwart, C. A. Brantain, H. &. Carter, B. C. Wind der J, O. Fry, Christ Geeketer, J. K. Kogar, William H. Lobo, harlen BN. Milligan, A. &. Tilton, C. B. Woolford, J. W. Etgell, Virgil G app, Edward R. Stiey, HK. W. Tlawes, Russell Huston, George F. Gamb, Ray Wilken, J. N. Sollenber ger, J. H. DeArmond, and W. S. Fogarty.
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Darrtown
B. Wright
Oxford
Aarry Levax
Messrs
Hl. T. Waris
Osnt
C. Elliott
F.C. Unaicker
A. B. Andrews
N. B. LaMonda
J. Re Clark
J. W. Conhay
C. F Mele
Fort Hamilton Staff Re-elects Officers
Fort Hamilton Hospital staff re elected Dr Merle Wienner as president and Dr Das Skinner as secretary at a Thursday meeting. The advisory board was re elected to include Dr Mark Millikin Dr John Fémeis and Dr B P Zarfsan, in what was one of the largest meetings in state history.
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Merle Wienner
Das Skinner
Fort Warilton M Hospital
Hse Mesabers
Mark Millikin
John Fémeis
de. B. P. Zarfsan
Flower Garden Show Praises At Wilson Junior High
Wilson Junior High pupils hosted their annual flower and garden show arranged by principal W. Devore and judge Dr. Louis Frachiing. Entries earned blue ribbons for first place and orange for second with extensive displays of pumpkins gourds beans and flowers among other garden produce.
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Wilson Junior High School
Ho W. Devore
Louis Frachiing
Prisas
Catharina Kurs
Marvin Landrum
Lola Mae Petora
Stustine Apfeld
Charlotte Vizodom
Jane Mohler
Rosa Lengal
Dorothy Entwhistle
Pirst
Eleanora Hughes
Daniel Tatts
James Moon
Marilyn Black
Bika Myrtle McClain
Mise Edna Walvhera
County Gains 560 Readvertising for Relief Bond Bids
Butler county treasury reopens relief bond bids after a technical error delayed the issue. Bids opened August 140000 dollars, but all bids were rejected for maturity date nonconformity. Van Gahy Doll Is pohording of Cincinnati won with an 84 premium for bonds at 4 44 percent, improving on prior bids. Unsuccessful bidders included Breed Harrison Cincinnati 434 percent 280 premium and other firms. Bond buyers noted the issue remains attractive due to Butler county’s strong finances.
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Butler County Treasury
van Gahy
Doll
Ispohording
Cincinnati
Breed and Harrison
Wydman
Volzman and Kate
Winninpali
Hay and Company
Weil, Roth, J. Irwin Company
Otis and It Company
Cleveland
Butler County
Arraign Boys Found in Home In Lancaster Juvenile Court
Two boys, found inside the home of J. Parrish at 242 South Dale ect, were arraigned Friday in juvenile court before Judge Gideon Palmer. One boy had two revolvers and was partly ransacked the house while seeking cigarettes and ginger ale. Corliss Andrews, 14, of Second and Sycamore streets, was sent back to the Boys Detention Home. Carl Clifford Weber, 14, of 571 Main Street, was returned to Lancaster reformatory from which he was paroled last December.
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J. Parrish
South Daleect
Juvenila ‘Court
Gideon Palmer
Saught
Corliss Andrews
Sycamore
Carl Clifford Weber
Main Street
Lancaster Reformatory
Suspended sentence given to Paul McConnell at juvenile court
Paul McConnell age 17 of 1608 Pleasant avenue received a suspended sentence to Mansfield Reformatory after arraignment in juvenile court before Judge Gidcon Palmer. He was arrested near Paoli Indiana with two older men in a car alleged stolen from William Thomin Hamilton. McConnell was paroled with a promise of his old job and was said to have no prior record.
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M’connell
Paul McConnell
Pleasant Avenue
Mansfield Reformatory
Gid
Con Palmer
McConnell
Paoli
Ind
William Thomin
Hamilton
Palmer
St Johns Church Council Elects New Officers
Carl Beriela was elected president of the St Johns church council at a Tuesday night meeting at the church. William W Dicker was named vice president, William G. Kettler recording secretary, Fred J. Rother financial secretary, and Arthur G. TifoI treasurer. The outgoing president William W. Stitsinger presented a report on the past year. Financial statements showed strong support for the organization. Installation of officers and workers will occur Sunday October 15 at 10 30 oclock.
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Carl
Beriela Wea
Prezdent
St John's Church Council
Timmdey
William W Dicker
William G
Kettler
Fred
J. Routher
Arthur G. Tifol
Tha
Counsil
William W. Stitsinger
Union Services by Three Churches Unite on Sunday Evenings
The High Street Church of Christ United Presbyterian and Presbyterian churches plan a series of union Sunday evening services starting October 1 at 7 30 in the United Presbyterian Church. Gospel singing will be led by the Adairs with practical sermons by Revs. G Webster Moore James P Sturgeon and G H Simonsom. The first service will be conducted by Rev. James P Sturgeon. All members and interested individuals are urged to attend.
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High Street Church of Christ
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
G. Webster’ Moore
James P. Sturgeon
G. H. Simonsom
United Presbyterian Eharch
Tribute to Mrs J W Myers at St Marys Church
A requiem mass was sung at 9 o'clock this morning in St Marys church for Mrs Mary Myers widow of Captain J W Myers who died one month after her husband. Rev J J Denning preached a heartfelt sermon praising Mrs Myers devotion to her husband and the grief of her passing. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with numerous floral tributes and a wide circle of mourners.
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St. Mary’s Church
Mary Miyera
J. W. Myers
J. J. Denning
St. Mary's Church
Myers
Greenwood Cemetery
Library trustees approve monthly payroll and bills
The Land Public library trustees met at the library Thursday evening to approve the monthly payroll and bills after the distribution of the intangible tax. Independent Forestores Butler Court No 1380 held a regular business meeting Thursday at Yeoman hall 198 High Street.
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Land Public Library
Order of Forestores
Butler Court
Yeoman Hall
High Street
Relatives Seek Contact After Thursday Meeting
Quick Response relatives united on Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 6. A side-page item asked Edna Stompa to contact Police Chief John C. Calhoun about information that the girl's mother-in-law, Mrs B E Bester of 1717 Mack Street Dayton, needed her. At 4:30 o'clock Chief Calhoun obtained information pointing to Miss Bromper whereabouts. Relatives will be required.
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Edna Stompaget
Polies
John, C. Calhoun
B. BE. Bester
Mack Street
Dayton
Calhoun
Wesleyan Guild Elects Mrs Haid to Head New Group
Wesleyan Guild of the First M. E. church elects Mrs Arthur Haid president with Miss Marjorie Servis as vice president and Mrs A A Dregset as secretary and Mrs Anthony Phares as treasurer. The auxiliary to the Ladies Aid plans monthly meetings and a booth at the November 17 church sale.
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Arthur Haid
Wesleyan Guild
Marjoria Servis
A. A. Dregset
Anthony Phares
Ladies’ Aid, Society
E. H. Wrechtling
Eastern Star Play Wins High Praise At Temple
The Eastern Star play at the Masonic temple drew praise after a theft attempt by thieves Thursday during a performance titled Ancor Slick of Pumpkin Creek. Cast included Aaron Slick and Widow Berry with a committee of local residents. The final act featured solos by James Galbraith Ralph Asbury and others with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Norman Steiger. A good attendance was noted and the show received high praise.
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Eastern Star
Yen Rabin
Altoger Grocery
Bsking Com
Ec . O. Pany
Sairiad
Ancor Slick
Pumpkin Creek
Jimmy
Masonic Temple
Fort Hamsilton Hospital
Characte Williams
Aaron Slick
Mra
Magedaleus Schaub
Widow Berry
Irs
Amanda Huey
Arr
Merridew
Charles Cork
Fifie Ware Jack
Hinckwell
Little Sis Riggs
Bes
Eda Pearson
Salaret Sreno
Chidago
James Galbraith
Ralph Asbury
Carl Fox
David Redlin
Mr. Asbury
Norman Steiger
Missing man sought by Susie Johnson family seek help
Community members assist in a missing person search for Emmett Johnson, last seen near Linden Street. Susie Johnson requests help from neighbors and local volunteers to locate him, with focus on the vicinity of 120 Linden Street and surrounding areas.
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Becn Searce
Emmett Johnson
Palia
Seaceh
Kimmett Johngan
Linden Street
Frost
Susie
Bowling
Bateman Fined On Larceny Charge In Municipal Court
Harry Bateman aged 30 of 19 Walnut Street was fined five dollars and costs after being arraigned in municipal court on petit larceny. He was arrested Thursday afternoon by railroad detectives for allegedly stealing a unit from a car. Another man, Evans Roberts of 1160 Hamilton, was charged with breach of peace after a separate incident. Mrs Harriet Fortune, widow of Neil Fortune, died unexpectedly and her remains were taken to Conneaut for funeral services with interment in Conneaut cemetery. many Hamilton friends sent floral tributes.
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Ee Bateman
Harry Bateman
Walnut Street
Tig
George Davia
Halliemore and Ohio Railroad
Bateman
Weather report highlights from Hamilton area past dates
The record notes yesterday’s high of 65 and low of 32 in Mizimua, with past March temperatures for years 1930, 1929, 1928, 1927, 1924, showing highs such as 83 and 87 and lows around 30. Ambiguous OCR yields unclear year labels and fluctuating figures.
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Mizimua
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Eaton Ave
Arnold Weyman
Little
Mais
Balrects
Theraday
Lavi Suslice
Gfoward Little
Lodtow Street
Butler
Catholic Women’s Council
Ft. Hamilton
Wilson Jr
Raymona Craphart
Lonis Daverock
Carol Morton
Mary Davis
Evelyn Weli
Richard Rhodes
Carol Morrow
Herbert Schuichter
Charlotte Vizedem
Richard Mava
Wilbur Wright
Charlotta Wisedom
Ruth Allen
Coltoy Case
Fires
Wilson Moyers
Forrest DeVore
Letitia Breece
Charlotte Vizedom
Dorothy Stamps
Herbert Schlichter
St. John’s Church Council
Rushing Journal
Wheelan Seral
Paviz Truman
Mike Mazuma
Ed Wheelan
Eta
Louis
Roberts
George Nunnely
Hamilton Avenue
Evans Roberts
Hamilton Ryeheg
Bresak
Nunnely
Hamilten
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