Temporary bridge over Great Miami river under construction
Workmen began pouring concrete on the north approach to a new bridge across the Great Miami river. A temporary crossing has been built to speed progress while piers are prepared, with work in two shifts and inspections by state highway engineers.
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Miami River
Arroyad
North Third Street
Tidge
Roberts Supply Co
Ion
State Highway Department
Luke Branton
Fred Hammerle Ag
Hold Up at Main and Carrrent Station Ends Too Soon
An unmasked robber attempted a hold up Thursday night at the Main and Carrent filing station. Attendant Clarenics Ayers was at his home yard when the gunman demanded money. Ayers said the bandit searched his pockets but left empty handed and rushed away in haste.
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Clarenics Ayers
North Faireet
Carrent
Ayers
Notre Dame High School Enrollment Reported
Meribam of the Notre Dame Tarent Teachers association announced at a Thursday meeting that 200 girls are enrolled at Notre Dame High School. The program featured string ensemble selections, a Betty Jane Pater violin solo, piano pieces by Mary L. Connaughton and others, plus a well-executed chorus by the record year pupils. A social hour followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meribam
Notre Dame Tarent Teachers Association
Selovt
Wasia Wan
Betty Jane Pater
Rosalia Water
Puvil
Katherina Zimmerman
Weather Data Summary from Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR notes present a weather data snippet with numbers and stray characters. It references daily maximum and minimum temperatures, a date line, and year 1927, but many tokens are garbled. Reads like a historical forecast or past weather report with inconsistent formatting.
Widespread Sorrow Over Death of E G Ruder in County
Obituary and funeral notice for E G Ruder president of the First National Fan and Trust Company who died Wednesday night at Fort Hamilton hospital after a major operation. The report notes widespread sorrow in Hamilton and business circles, with funeral arrangements at the Masonic temple and Greenwood Cemetery. Also mentions a separate notice of Mr Butler’s death prompting local sorrow and civic involvement. A congregational supper at First M E Church is briefly described with a small program by Isabel Thoburn Missionary Society.
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Fenst -G Ruster
First National Fan
Trist Company
Fort Hamilton
Ruder
Cireles
Butler
Hamilton
Evenung Ytara
M. E
Isabel Thoburn
Eagle Eye Pays Dividend
Charles Weiss of Hawiltan, known as the white wing, regularly picks up paper and rubbish in the business district. Thursday he spotted an envelope among the debris, which led to a found police money check. Warren Puckebl, a factory employee, may claim the prize at Bennk's office desk.
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Charles Weiss
High Street
Hawiltan’s
Weiny
Weiss
Warren Puckebl
Polion
Pusket
Deak Ser Bennk
John Sheriff Cited After Auto Crash
Police filed charges of intoxication and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated against 49 year old John Sheriff of 1108 Chestnut Avenue after a two vehicle collision on North B street. Sheriff’s car then struck an automobile owned by Clarence Glick. Fatrolman Joe McFall and Henry Wart drove Sheriff to Mercy Hospital where he received treatment for facial and hand injuries.
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Dixie Highway
Hamilton
Clifford Hatham
Catherina Meigs
Arenus
George Daugherty
Laurel Avenue
Frank Daugherty
North Sixth
Daugherty
Mercy Hospital
Clifford Hathorn
Meigs
Morey Hospital
Lucien Kahn
South D Street
Cincinnati
Bird
Hatha
Polion
Thornday
John Sheriff
John Pieper
Belle Avenue
Sheriff
Pieper
North B Street
Clarence Glick
South B Street
Fatrolman
Joe McFall
Tienry Wart
Leadership School Opens With Ten-Week Sessions
The eighth Hamilton Leadership Training School opened at the YWCA on Thursday night with ten weekly Thursday sessions from 7:30 to 9:30. Faculty include Rev. Lester F. King teaching Principia of Teaching and Adult Administration, Rev. Walter B. Leis on The New Testament and Adolescent Psychology, and Rev. B. K. Nichol on Christian Education in the Family. Reduced rates announced for those wishing to attend. registration available next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anus! Hamilton Leadership Training School
Lesster F. King
Téndenwald Churgh of Christ
Walter B. Leis
First Reformed Church
Nichol
First UJ
B.aturch
B. King
Sukkoth Festal Holiday Begins Tonight
Sukkot, the Jewish festal holiday, starts Friday evening and lasts seven days. It follows Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, but is a time of joy rather than solemnity. The observance recalls the wilderness journey of the Israelites and the harvest thanks, with roots in Palestinian customs of pilgrimages to Jerusalem.
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Sajoury
Egypt
Bouthe
Jerusalem
Saler
Hoax Leads Boys to Reformatory in Court Case
Two youths, Howard Miller aged 14 and Richard Afo ar Jand aged 15, were ordered sent to a reformatory by Judge Gideon Palmer after a brief detention for breaking into a dwelling. The pair escaped from the Boys Detention Home within 24 hours and circulated a false story claiming a boy had been shot in a Western railroad yard. Authorities traced the hoax to Kansas and confirmed no shooting occurred.
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Laneaular Reformatory
Juvenile Court
Gideon Palmer
Howard Miller
Walnut Street
Richard Afo
Chestnut Street
Miller
Yarda
Stata
Hera
Kansas
Thera
Palmer
Court Ruling on Search Warrants in Liquor and Gambling cases
Ohio Supreme Court rules that officers may enter any place where liquor is sold or gambling occurs without a search warrant if evidence of violations is found in the premises. The decision upholds convictions from Cleveland area cases, and also sustains John Sturgill’s conviction for possessing equipment for making liquor.
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Hore Forrsee
Ohio Suepreme Court
Supreme Court
Agh
Uffest
Sont
John Sturgill
Pike County
Sturgill
Man Found Dead in Home on North Second Street
Alphonse J. Branch, 45, was found dead in the kitchen of his home at 320 North Second Street after collapsing in the afternoon. Coroner Edward Cook reported a hemorrhage likely from stomach ailment as the cause. Survived by widow, two children, a brother in Salem, sisters in Missouri and North Dakota. Funeral services set for Saturday morning at Webb Funeral Home and St Mary’s Church.
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Edward Cook
Alphonse J. Branch
Ega
Hig
North Second Street
Thorsday
Bronck
Richard Blattau
Cald_well street
Blattau
Bruiick
Terman
Bulle
Clarence
Holden
Jamea O'Connor
Polis
Core Oner
Brunck
Eric Schwirtz
Ford Motor Company
Age Biedenbender Brunek
Len
Edward
John
Salem
Arizona
Mra
Sam Wehrle
Kauses
Panee Hope
North Tallaywanda
Webb Finneral Ligma
St. Mary's Church
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Institute Report at First U B Service
Mrs Grande Deem gave a report on the district institute held at the State Head U B church last week during the Women’s Missionary association meeting at First U B Church Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were served after the social hour.
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U. B
Millville Federated Church Plans October 21 Program
The Millville Federated church school will present a miscellaneous entertainment at the Millville Reformed church on Friday October 21 at o clock. The program includes a play Spring House Cleaning Tentings and music.
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Millville Federated Chubon
Millville Federated Church School
Millvilla Ree
Elmreh
Record Crowd At Close Of Journal's Cooking School
Attendance reached 2000 for Hamilton Evening Journal cooking school finale at Paramount Centre. George O Thurn and Ines Jurer concluded sessions with a standing ovation as new methods and products for easier housekeeping were demonstrated by Thurn. Professor Stanley B Shonpa opened the morning organ program before the close.
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Hamilton
Jquens
Paramount Chentre
Ax Mra
George O. Thurn
Ines Jurer
Journal
Thurn
Audiencs
Child Welfare Progress Told At Conference Here
A Thursday afternoon meeting at the Y W featured Butler County leaders outlining Hoover era child welfare suggestions to carry on the work. Dr G J Baldridge opened the session with remarks on forming a county group and committees to draft a constitution and laws. Members named include Juvenile Judge Gideon Palmer Professor McNally and Dr W J Schneider with others to report on dental clinics and hospitalization efforts.
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Hoover
Butler County
White T House
Y. W
GC. A
G J. Baldridge
White House
Roosevelt
Wilson
Ate
Tuvenile
Gideon Palmer
McNally
Migami Universisity
Nawspapers
W. J. Schneider
Keely Nental Society
Jane Dowly
Department of Hospitalization
Grace M E Society Elects Mrs Maag President
Grace M E Society elects Mrs Maag as president at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs Charles Brown’s home on High Street. Officers chosen include Mrs Charles Afceraw as vice president, Mrs Jessie Morrow secretary, Mrs Edward Fetch treasurer, Mrs Emma Duncan mite max secretary, and Mrs William Hoffman extension secretary. The new president reported on the Cincinnati branch meeting and outlined next year’s work.
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Afeu
FT. A
Cincinnati
Cmeeling
Reversal Stands In Canelli Case New Trial Ordered
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Rebo Canelli of Toledo in the case against the estate of John Ziepfel, ruling the court of appeals upheld the negated verdict. The driver’s employer Miami University had liability for negligent operation during a bus trip after a football game, leading to a retrial in Hamilton, Ohio. The decision affirms the appeals court and orders a new trial in the common pleas court.
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Columbua
Ohio Supreme Court
Rebo Canelli
Toledo
John Ziepfel
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Common ‘Pleas
B. J.ants
Canetti
Ziepfel
Springfield
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Bes
Tay
Miami University
Bua
Bienfel
Bethel Women Elect Officers at Church Meeting
Mrs Tamed Symmes was elected president of the women of the church and Bible school at a Thursday afternoon meeting at the Bethel church. Mrs Louise Dangherly was elected vice president, Mrs Jessie Messmore secretary and Mrs Charles Stephan treasurer.
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Bethel
Tamed Symmes
Women of the Church and Bible School
Bethel Church
Ouise Dangherly
Jassie Messmore
Charles Stephan
Second Ward Yard and Garden Awards Mrs Schwab First
The Second Ward Improvement Association contests end with Mrs Afary Schwab of 930 Washington Street winning first prize for a yard praised by City Park Superintendent Smith for its combined flower and vegetable gardens, screened sirens, bordered walks, and velvety lawn kept in prime condition throughout the season. Smith lauded the yard as a delight to observe and full of well arranged plantings.
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Second Ward
Thas
First M. E. Woman's Society Meeting
Members of the First Methodist Episcopal Woman's Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon at Main Street with Mrs Blu Nied sraver. Plans were made for a Nation Shower on November 10 to benefit girls at the Methodist Home Peck Home Polo Illinois. The program featured local selections by Miss Mary Frans with Mrs Arthur Timsneider at the piano and readings by Miss Dorog Metheson and a review of the book Lady Fourth Daughter of China by Mrs Charles Whitaker. Refreshments followed.
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Society
Blu Niedsraver
Bol Mainstreet
S Nation
Methodist Home
Péck Homa
Polo
Ilinois
Misa Mary Frans
Arthur Timselneider
Dorig Metheson
China
Charles Whitaker
Lindenwald Church of Christ Woman's Council Talk
Charles Klippel of Lindenwald spoke at the Lindenwald Church of Christ Woman's Council regular monthly meeting. Mrs. Lester F. King led with Mrs. King and Mrs. Charles Lamm assisting as leaders. King sang a solo as Klippel discussed The American Indian and displayed Indian relics from his collection.
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Charles TH. Klippel
B. C. AL
Lindenwald Church of Christ Woman's Council
Charles Lamm
Pleasant Avenue
Lester F. King
Kev
Leaders of Girl Scouts Meeting in Bethel
Members of the Girl Scouts association held a meeting Thursday evening at the Little Fort Ham council. Routine business was transacted and Miss Ore Jones Miss Dorothy Clandipiere and Miss Norma Banting were welcomed into the association.
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Girl Scout Leadere Association
Little F
Mica Norme Banting
Ore Jones
Dorothy Clandipiere
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Third ST
Inis S
Third Street
Hathorn Farm
Notre Dame H. S
By A. & Beate
Thruout County
North Third
Maxonia Temple
Masonic Temple
Washington Lodge
George B. Parkin
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Ruder
Ralph, Luiigs
Ernst Ruder
Harry Olden
Hubert Rost
Dan ‘Fitton
Christian Beoninghafen
Paul Bonninghafen
Peter Benninghafen
John BM. Booker
Clarance Murphy
Brandon R. Millikin
William B. Shuler
Harry BR. Hughes
William Pater
Edward B. Hughes
Lucian Kahn
Diemerla Pohl
Kamp
Henry A. Reutschler
Simon Ross
Pogue
Cyrinnati
Howard Griegt
John GC
Williams
St. Louis
Eagle Eye
Leadership School
Grace M. E. Society
Mrs. Maag
Canelli
Earl’. Baird
Columbus Bureau
Manitton
Arry Pearson
Mazuma
THE
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Woman's Society
Klippet
LIND
C. Council
Leaders OF Girl “Scouts Meeting
Bethel Ive
Martin Ue
Fort Ham
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