Highway Crash Near Sevenmile Injures Seven
A Sunday evening collision at the Grat is road and State Highway No. 73, one mile north of Sevenmile, seriously injured seven people including Mrs. Pearl Burnett and Mr. George Duersch of Milford. A four month old baby was unharmed. Several injured were treated at Fort Hamilton hospital and by local responders.
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Wemilton
Milford
Ohio
Bevenmill
Dabo
Portl Burnett
Hamilton
George Duerack
Olve W. Meyer
Gertrada Achroed
Axe 14
Gratis Road
Severmiln
Waa Wiburt
Fort Hamilton Hospital
George Duersch
Parkavepur
Duersch Cyala Company
North Third Street
Ars
Georga Duersch
Otto W. Meyar
Dod Riley
Hutson Avenue
Milford,.c
Lloyd Riley
Gertrude Scheveder
Milfard
Riley
Vina Riley
DuDerach
Burnett
Mr. Moyer
Gratis
Duerach
Duersch
Vie
Rally Service at West Side Baptist Church
An all day rally was held Sunday at West Side Baptist Church. The morning program featured basket lunch and services led by the pastor Rev. H. H. Welsh and Sunday school superintendent Hobart Gaiew. Bombay school children participated in the afternoon session and baptismal services were conducted.
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Ww Side Baptist
West Side Baptist Church
H. H. Welsh
Hobart Gaiow
Young Follon
Bombay School
Merchants Good Will Tour Promises Prosperity Days Event
The rural districts of Butler County await a big Wednesday as Hamilton merchants join a goodwill tour to kick off Prosperity Days. Nearly 100 merchants will parade while the Pythian Sisters plan a noon dinner at Bethany. Reservations for the dinner must be made by Tuesday morning.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Robert D. Fisher
Bethany
William Howe
Butlee County Automobile Club
Daughters of the Civil War Aid Veterans Monthly Meeting
At a Hamilton Way gathering the Daughters of the Civil War Vat eras pledged monthly aid to Grand Army of the Republic members. Attendees included Miss Jennie Houston Mrs Lew Carroll Mrs Margaret Ten Jey John Inman and George Dilyrd. They also honored veteran Jacob Jackson with a birthday basket after routine discussions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Hamilton
Veterava
Jennie Houston
Lew Carroll
Margaret Ten+ Jey
John Inman
George Dilyerd
Jasob Jackson
Hey
Mr. Jackson
Trial of Hensley Opens Call Jurors
Six more defense witnesses were listed for the Oli ver Hensley murder trial. Hensley, 20, of Pack avenue bug, is charged with first degree murder in the August 16 killing of Lavi Hensley near his Peck avenue home. Prospective jurors were questioned as a venire of 60. several residents from Hamilton and Fairfield township were seated.
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Oliver Hensley
Pack Avebug
Lavi Hensley
Peck Avenue
Elijeh Heard
Hughie Gibson
Sam J. Combs
Denver Powell
Louis Fowce Im Hubbard
Bernal Hensley
MM. G. Burns
Vincent Pater
Enunzel
Sourch
Ring of Defense
Venira Agit 60
Jury Probe in Florenz Case
Richland county grand jury meets Thursday to investigate the death of Frances B. Hanger, a reformatory guard beaten October 2 during a break of 12 black inmates, and also to probe Ela Florenz Thompson known as lace Florenz, accused of assaulting her son Charles Williams, 22, an inmate. Williams, previously convicted of kidnapping Wittman in Cincinnati in September 1953, is involved in the case. Thompson is out on a $10,106 bond.
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Richland County Grand Jury
Mansfield
Frances B. Hanger
Ela Florenz Thompson
May ‘Lace Florenz
Charles Williams
Correction
Thompson
Leo
Wittman
Hamilton Bass
Miles D. Lindley
Hamilton
Williams
Reformatory
Cincinnati
Starkey Returns Home After Illness Recovery
Starkey leaves hospital after illness and returns home to complete recovery, with friends pleased by his improving health.
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Starkey
Nigely AG
Isorn
Parade Opens Program in Silent Catholic Protest
A solemn protest drew 3000 men and boys from six Hamilton Catholic parishes marching in silence through the city to St Joseph’s church to renew pledges to the Holy Name Society. Rev. John F. Dillon spoke on faith praising Jesus Christ, as the grand marshal led the line to the schoolyard to a welcoming rally with scouts and parish groups aiding in the services.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Holy Numa Society
John F. Dilton
West Jeffersonville
Hasmiltoniana
Jesus Christ
Mareh
St Stephen’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph
Boy Scouts
Brothers of Mary of the Hamilton Catholic High School
Catholic High School
Rusia
Maruh Wns Ag
St. Joseph’s
St. Veronica’s
St Peter's Nice
American Legion
St. Ann's
jBlary’s Nou
Leg Inman
St. Stephen's
Ft. Joseph’s
Hells of the
Se Joseph's
Dillon
Sir Paul
Jesus
Nworthy
Jeus
Ania
Willon
St Paul
Final details announced for Columbus Day celebration here
The Columbus Day campaign of Father Butler Council No. 988 Knights of Columbus, directed by Charles L. Schroeler and several chairmen, completed plans for the 1932 event at Fenmont club. The program includes songs, an address by Paul Pater, musical selections, introductions, and a closing by Frederick A. Reister, with hundreds attending rehearsals and preparations.
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Father Butler Council
Knights of Columbus
Charles L. Schroeler
Fenmont Club
Génerora
C. Sestionds
Gators
Sroop
Boy Scouts of America
Star Spangled Banner
Mary Elizabeth Ruth
Philip J. Irwin
Paul
Pater
Butler
Tounders
Edward J. Gardner
Wiegand
Alberta Wagner
Jeannette Wagner
Sparkers
Fredrik A. Reister
Teather Buller Council
K. of C
Charles BE. Sawyer
L. L
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frederick A Reister
Carfk
Five Hundred
Deneing
Arthur Rohrkorper
Journal's Cooking School Opening at Paramount Theatre
The Journal prepares Hamilton merchants' furnished kitchen displays and perishables for a four day cooking school to start Tuesday at 10 AM. Groceries, milk batter and other items will be set out by morning. Free admission seats first come, first served with organ recital by Stanley B. Shonpe and distribution of leaflets and registration aids.
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Paramount Theatre
Journal
Marchants
Hamilton
Paramount
Stanley
B. Shonpe
Founder's Day Banquet Program At Y Tuesday
Founder's Day banquet at the Y M C A Hamilton Tuesday night at 6 15 marks tribute to Sir George Williams founder of the Y and to prominent workers. Speakers include Arthur Letherby and G G Tacobi. The program recognizes long time members and presents winners of boys poetry contest while emphasizing membership drives.
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Hamilton
New
Bays
Foandee
Aly
George Williams
Ita
Hamilton Association
Foanera
Homey Gatd
Tamiltor
M. Gas
Arthur Letherby
The
Parochial Schools to Close Columbus Day Observed
Columbus day will bring a day of freedom to pupils of Hamilton parochial schools with classes not held while public schools remain in session. D R Baker, superintendent, announced that Hamilton public schools will be in regular session Wednesday with special programs to honor the day in many schools.
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Hamilton
Whls Scheols
D. KR. Baker
Woolford Chosen Chair as Charter Group Backs City Amendment
The Citizens Charter Commission of Hamilton elected C. E. Woolford of 584 Cleveland Avenue as chair to count Frank K. Vaughn, who resigned months ago. The group unanimously endorsed a proposed city charter amendment to move surpluses from gas and electric funds to the general fund, urging passage as an emergency measure amid current conditions. Eight of fifteen members attended. six of the seven absent favored the amendment. Woolford has long supported the charter movement.
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Citizens Charter Commission
Hamilton
C. E. Woolford
Cleveland Avenue
Frank K. Vaughn
Woolford
Charter Movement
Butler County Fair Faces Small Deficit for 1931 Report
A partial report on the Butler County fair of September 28 and 30, presented by secretary W. M. Brown, cites a deficit under $1,000 this year after a $5,000 shortfall in 1931. Delays stemmed from ticketing work led by A. L. Buck, Robert Hilbrand, and Wi. J. Bridge.
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Jayt County
W. M. Brown
A. L. Buck
Robert Hilbrand
Wi. J. Bridge
Concassians
Incowia
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES MARK JEWISH HOLIDAY
Jewish communities marked Yom Kippur with solemn services as the Kot Nidre melody filled temples. Bene Israel Temple at Ninth and High held 7 30 pm Sunday and 10 am 2 pm and 4 pm today led by Rabbi Milton Gratman. Both Israel Synagogue at Butler and Sixth began at sundown Sunday and continued through today until sundown tonight under Rabbi Gabriel Zakuto.
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Bene Israel Temple
Ninth and
High Street
Milton Gratman
Israel Synegogue
Butler
Sixth Street
Gabriel Zakuto
Awakened by Engine Roar Ends Life in Tragic Chase
Henry Woolums, 18, of Jackson Michigan, was fatally struck near West Chester by a westbound Big Four train as he rose from sleep while two companions, Janda Lewis and Charles Comer, lay nearby. Coroner Edward Cook ruled the death accidental, noting that Woolums awakened just before impact and the others were uninjured. Funeral plans were announced. Sam Woolums, father, and Thomas Woolums, brother, were notified.
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Jackson
Edward Cook
Henry Wooluma
East Wee Igy Street
Mich
Wooluns
West Chester
Byron Harlan to Speak at Hyamston Rotary
Hon Byron B Harlan congressman from the Third Ohio district will speak at the Hyamston Rotary Club weekly meeting Thursday at the Anthony Wayne hotel The representative has chosen lame ducks as his subject
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Byron B. Harlan
Ohio
Hyamston Rotary Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Harlan
Union Service Unites Three Churches In Evening Gathering
The first joint union service brought together the High Street Church of Christ United Presbyterian and Presbyterian congregations. Rev. Dunes P. Sturgeon preached at the United Presbyterian Church. Next Sunday the service moves to the Presbyterian Church with Rev. George H. Simonson preaching.
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High Street Church of Christ
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian Churches
U. P
Dunes P. Sturgeon
Presbyterian Church
George H. Simonson
Bank President Undergoes Intestinal Operation
ER. G. Ruder, president of the Fiat National Bank, was operated on this morning at Ft. Hamilton Hospital for an intestinal trouble. Dr. Malcolm Cook performed the operation. The procedure was completed without complications, with no unforeseen issues. Mr. Ruder is expected to recover fully and return to health soon.
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ER. G. Ruder
Fiat National Bank
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Malcolm Cook
Ruler
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