Hamilton Board Faces Suit Over School Heating and Plumbing Contracts
Attorneys plan a taxpayers anti suit to block the Hamilton school board from awarding heating ventilation and plumbing contracts for Woodrow Wilson Junior High to Peck Hannaford Peck of Cincinnati and Williams Shafer of Hamilton The suit challenges the awards as higher than competing bids and seeks to halt the contract actions ahead of the bid awards already approved by the board. Preliminary work on the project is under I R Tagg Co Dayton general contractor.
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Hamilton School Board
Keating
Rentilaling
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
G. &. Bragg Company
Dayton
Woodrow Wilson
Eaton
Haldimand Avenue
Attorneus
Harry J. Koehler
W. GC. Shepherd
Anit
Hamilton Congeria
Peck, Mannaford and Peck Company
Cincinnati
Williams
Shafer
Hamilton
Aig
Shuler and Son
USA
Bhuler
Shafter
I. R. Tagg Company
General Cone Traiing
Founder's Day Banquet Honors Sir George Williams
Hamilton Y M C A marks the 111th birthday of Sir George Williams with a Founder's Day banquet attended by nearly 200 men and boys. The event launches a membership roundup to carry on the work, with dinner, music, and tributes to the founder and organizers who built the association’s civic role.
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Bic
Genrgs Williams
Hamilton
Ant
Georges Williams
Hamilton ¥. M. O. A
Hamilton Y. C6. G. A
George Wiliams
Y. Mr. C. Ac
M. CG. A
George Williama
Young Men's Christian Association
P. Boll
John T. Progdér
Vauline Hyams King
Jean Woolford
Wolf
George ‘Williams
Erid
Mr. Bol
Jacob F. Biehl Dies at 84 in Hamilton Home
Jacob F. Biehl a well known Hamilton citizen died Wednesday morning at 12215 o clock at age 84. Born August 8, 1849 in Cincinnati he was the fifth son of Philip Biehl and Elizabeth Schneider. The obituary notes a long life with a wife who died three years ago and 13 children, six of whom preceded him in death. Survived by two sons Peter and William Biehl of Hamilton and five daughters Anna Brandenbung Elizabeth Koehler Emma Smith Edith Castator and Clara Biehl of Hamilton ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held at the residence followed by services at St John’s church. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after Thursday noon.
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Tacah F. Biehl
Hamilton
Hast Avenue
Cincinnati
Philip Biel
Mlizabeth (Nee) Schneider) Biehl
Anon Kritzenhofer
Misanton
Carpenter's Union
St. John’s Church
Lie
Peter
William Bieh
Tanilon
Anna Brandenbung
Molina
Elizabeth Koehler
Emma Smith
Edith Castator
Clara Bieh
F.C
Greenwood
Money-Saving Cookery At Journal's Cooking School
The Hamilton Evening Journal runs a Cooking School at the Payninowit theatre led by Mrs. Georgs Thur attracting about 1350 listeners. The program offers housewifely advice on practical meals and budgeting, emphasizing common sense diets and essential nutrients in daily meals.
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Journal’s
Hamilton
Nala Cooking School
Payninowit
Qoorgs
Hhorsing
Paramount Theatre
Indictments For Hamilton Trio Involves White Slave Act
An Ohio grand jury indicted Mose Sluts Gulley Pack Additin Lauer and two other Hamilton men. One charge cites alleged violation of the Volstead Act and another for transporting a young woman from Trevina to Hamilton under the White Slave Act. Edward Leismer, 50, was indicted for whiskey transportation and Max Selzer, 28, for aiding in the transportation of Janie Shell from London, Ky to Hamilton on June 19.
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Mose Sluts
Gulley
Additin Lauer
Pedoral Grand Jury
Cinnall
Che Mann
Hamilton
Trevina
Edward Mr. Leismer
Grand Bowevard
Max Vin Selzer
South Third Street
Selgerig
Tondon
Rifle Assn Elects Officers for Year
The Annn alton Rifle Association elected officers Tuesday evening. GA Fred Weber was chosen president, Ernest Snow vice president, Val Frederick secretary. Plans were set for November negotiations and winter activities. A positive year-end report was read and preparations noted for high team participation. The association will permit telescope sights this year giving iron sights a four-point margin.
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Annnalton Rifle Association
GA Fred Weber
Ernest Snow
Val Frederick
Tyongther
Ab Thoxa
New Furniture For P O Here Washington DE
Treasury department announces new furniture for the post office in Washington Delaware. Major supplier Ost 12 B bids are under contest with several firms in town competing for the order. Prices and delivery details are being finalized as improvements aim to increase efficiency and replace old wooden equipment. Initial delivery is expected around $1500 in cost.
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Washington
Offen
Interest Grows in LeSourdsville Revival Services
Revival meetings continue at LeSourds ville Presbyterian with nightly attendances rising. A Nazarene delegation from Hanallon will join Thursday night as evangelist Rev Donald J Intex delivers a message titled Tome Sweet Home followed by music and singing. Rev Andrew Gluuzan oversees arrangements.
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Lesourdsville
Presbyterien Elimed
Church of the Nazarene
Hanallon
Evanglist
Donald J
Intex
Gong
Tome Sweet
Andrew Gluuzan
Tange Neal
Robebry Robbery at Corley Store
A burglary occurred at Mrs. Maynd Corley’s store at 512 Eaton Avenue on Tuesday night. Entry was gained by forcing a window, with thieves taking cigars candy small cash and some change.
Elks Campaign for Member Reinstatement Signals Return
Elks Lodge No 23 members, led by J. P. Ellis and officers, hosted a semi annual meeting in their temple. Seven candidates received first and second degrees as part of a plan to reinstate past members, with an unusual post‑meeting program featuring a social event and elaborate entertainment.
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Aefinite
Famillon Lodge
Wantilta
J. P.O. Ellis
Altrensurer
Judlow
Thorn
My Life Or His Says Defendant Rebuttal By State
Oliver Hensley and neighbor Levi Hensley figure in a high profile shooting trial at Peck hyenne. The 30 year old defendant testifies his life or his rival after an August incident, denying alighting from his auto and countering police accounts. Witness variations surface as brothers and others supported differing versions ahead of page eight continuation.
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Oliver Hensley
Fensley
Acfonso
Levi Hensley
Peck Hyenne
Ifanto
Jesse Biggs
Laura, Hammons
Dea
Bernal Honslay
Hughie Gilson
Sam Combs
Denver Powell
Louis Fowler
Jim Hubbard
Alory
Mrs. Tessia Payne Winkler Dies After Illness
Mrs. Tessia Payne Winkler, wife of Fred Winkler of 523 Prytania Ave, died Wednesday at Fort Hamilton Hospital after a battle with illness. Born near Clarksville Ohio, she moved to Hamilton 15 years ago and was active in the First Baptist Church. She is survived by three sisters, funeral services set for Friday at Webb Funeral Home with burial in Moscow Ohio.
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Déix
Ginéere
Cirelea
Myre
Tessia Payne Wiler
Fred Winkler
Prytania Avenue
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Winkler
Fort Hamilton
Clarksville
Ohio
Beargs
Bidney Payne
Hamilton
Weed Winkler
Clifford Bonner
Callinsville
Harry Shinn
Glarksvilla
Mtvs
Baluria Wries
Akron
Ana Yvather
Mya
Webb Fimerar
John S. Brinkman
Moscow
BG Parade Formed by Ute Hamilton Merchants
The Prosperity Days tour of Ute Hamilton merchants announced the scout series and drew 80 Hamilton businesses to a parade starting on South Front street. Led by William Howe, the Butler County Automobile Club secretary, the cavalcade traveled through eastern Butler County with Humbaeth Broadcasting announcing progress. The event featured decorated floats, air balloons, and a religious chicken dinner at Bethany, ending with a return to Hamilton after visiting Monroy, Mason, Maud, West Chester, Port Union, Stockton, Symmes Corner, and Lindenwald.
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Hamilton
Cetnilers
Blamilton
William Howe
Butler County Automobile Club
Wailton
Tmamilton
Humbaeth Broadcasting
Hamilton Merc
Ail Tha Yaoloe Gars
Butler
Uamilton
Wigh Street
Third
Black
Black Street
Worth B Street
Sevenmile
Sevnnmill
Trenton
Atminds
Monroy
Bethany
Cavalanda
Mason
Butler County
Maud
West Chester
Port Union
Stockton
Symmes Corner
Lindenwald
Founder's Day Greeting Highlights Hamilton Y M C A History
Arthur T. Letherty of Cincinnati, last living charter member, sent a letter read at the banquet celebrating the Hamilton Y M C A Founder's Day. The review traces the 1867 founding in Hamilton, its motto to raise Christian living and provide wholesome youth activities, and notes early leaders and later reorganizations.
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Treate Pad Hensley
First “Y
Rhennlar
Hawillton Y. M. OG. A
Arthur T. Letherty
Cincinnati
The
Hamiltons
Fifth Genera
John J. Prosser
Mr.Proeser
Mr. Wack
Wakeman Returned to Indiana Prison for Seven-Year Sentence
Richard Wakeman, a shoe salesman who swindled city police and Bremen residents a year ago, was sent back to the Indiana State penitentiary Tuesday afternoon to serve a seven year term. Parole officer George F. Brody oversaw the case as Wakeman waived extradition papers after his arrest Friday by Detective Robert Dinwyldio. Wakeman faces two charges of obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Richard Wakeman
Bremen
Indiana State Penitentiary
George F. Brody
Wakeman
Robert Dinwyldio
Foley
Spanish War Vets Auxiliary Election Closes Convention
The north district 02 Ohio United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary held its 17th annual convention in the afternoon session electing officers for the coming year. Aura Molen of Dayton was named district president and other posts filled by Gates Cincinnati Vogel Middletown Chapin Wilmington Layman Dayton Carr Dayton Heinz Dayton. Department President Wilhelmina Vaught installed the officers. The Cincinnati team conducted the ritual. The convention ended with an evening inspection of the Adelaide Worth Bagley camp by Vaught. About fifteen visitors attended.
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Ohio United Spanish War Veterang Auxiliary
Aura ‘Molen
Dayton
Louisk Gates
Cincinnati
Paul Vogel
Siug
Middletown
Lut Chapin
Wilmington
Merle Layman
Dayton Leenarer
Tale Carr
Pianier
I Gertrude Heinz
Department
Wilhelmina Vaught
Cleveland
Adelaide Worth Bagley
Tdepartment
Wilhalmina Vangho
Boys Football Schedule Opens This Afternoon
The boys football league begins with Ohio Binte Juniors facing Bparents this afternoon at 4 30 on the athletic field. Purple Riders meet Tigers at Roosevelt field also at 4 30 in the 120 pound league. Saturday games include Wildcats versus Lindenwald at 9 30 at Lindenwald playground and Rangers against Georgia Tee at Roosevelt at 10 40. Notre Dame union plays at 10 30 on the athletic field.
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Ohio Binte
Athletic Field
Antas Magan
Purple Riders
Tigers
Roosevelt Field
Wildcats
Lineky
Lindenwald Playground
Rangers
Georgia
Roosevelt
Drehera Ain
Ollark
Weather report from Hamilton shows a high of 63 and low 40
Historical temperatures listed for several years, with yesterday's maximum 63 and minimum 40 in Hamilton. The garbled data includes years 1931 1934 1628 1928 1927 1928 and scattered numbers like 72 0 70 8 Mm 42 mm 4d 4, indicating fragmented climate figures and possible transcription errors.
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Safeta
Barmitton School Board
Peck, Hannaford and Peck Company
W. C. Shafer Company
Common Pleas Courk
of Hamilton's Association
Ir City
Jacob F. Biehl
Euder Bemaina
Rader
Final National Bank
Fort Ham
Boapital
U. 8
Hamilton Trio
Rifle Ass’n
P. O
Hmellien Sventag Journal
Robebry
Corley
Elks Enter Nat
Rosea
Nilue M. Lebo
Marchant
Sey
Association
Wondr Gard
Assoriation
Everts
Wimilton
Baptist Church
Court, Street
William E. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Oloservhere
Whold Leen
N. Thane Mille
Howard Dean
Wong
Richard Smith
H. P. .Pious
YW. P. Lloyd
William B. Brown
Segond National Book
Tsang. Robertson
John Reed
Arthur T
Letterey
Indiana
Soo —Saie
George
Wheelan
Pike
Ed Wheelan
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