Three Hewitton Men Injured In Fairavenue Crash
Three Hewitton men, George Rennare Jr, Theodore Rohrkemper, and Joseph Hanaler, were badly hurt when Rennare's coupe struck a pole at Fairavenue and Middletown Pike at 4:40 PM Friday. Rennare and Hanaler suffered severe head injuries with skull fractures. Rohrkemper was in critical condition with fractures at the base of the skull. Police and witnesses reported excessive speed before the car veered off the road and tore into the pole, the coupe splintering and occupants ejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rennare, Jr
Ted Rohrkersper
Joseph Henlee
Hewitton
Renners
Ante Strock
Fairavenue
Middletown
Pikb
Rohrkemper
Hensler
Rennera
Fatsvenug
Hrynilton
Moray' H Capital
George, Reonere, Jr
Alants Avenue
Theodore
Teddy
Rohr‘kemper
Formar Deasbell
Booth
Serigas
Joseph
Hanaler
Almace Avenue
Tensler
Perjury Probe Delayed In Hensley Murder Case
A Boil unty grand jury reported thirty indictments and heard witnesses about possible perjury linked to Oliver Hensley’s murder trial. No definite date was set for the inquiry as prosecutors aim to gather more testimony before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drained
Oliver Hensley
Jage
Pristie
Hamil
Firat Topork
Accident Injures Seven In Near Gratis Collision
Seven persons were injured last Sunday when a car driven by George Dugrieg and Lloyd Riley collided near Gratis. Me Riley and Mr Meyer, both at Fort Hamilton hospital, are improving. Mrs Duersch and Mr Duersch remain under care with Mrs Burnett in good condition. Gertrude Schroeder, 14, was the most seriously hurt and is exhibiting a severe condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouranobiles
George Dugrieh
Lloyd Riley
Me. Riley
Fort Hamilton
Oita W. Meyer
George Duersch
Meg Duersch
Pearl Burnett
Mise
Gertrude Schroeder
Enie
Riley
Grace M. E Church Classes Plan Fall Dinner
Grace M. E church members from the Rings Daughters class and Queen Fathers class met Friday at the home of Misa Ann Lebonidt, 21 Pleasant Pike. They planned a covered dish dinner for November 2 in the church basement, followed by a musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Schmidt
Rings Daughters
Queen Fathers
Grace MH
Misa Ann Lebonidt
Pleasant Pike
Maximum Yesterday and Minixium Seat Nightt Details
The fragment notes a set of numeric figures and terms including Maximum Yesterday 71 and Minixium Seat Nightt 43 with mentions of Pamperstores and dates near 1930 and 1928. The text appears fragmented and lacks clear events or identifiable entities for a complete news item.
Mother's Club of Y W Celebrates First Birthday
The Mothers Club of the Y W C A marks its first year with a birthday dinner in the Y W C A club rooms. Led by Mrs. Fred Snively now 23 members strong, officers include William Ott director and pianist, Mrs. Charlen Fisher secretary treasurer. The group has hosted a minstrel and a Mother and Daughter banquet, highlighting notable achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snively
Nisions
Slab
William Ott
Pianish
Direstor
Charken Fisher
Elph
Bas
Get Tat Y Camp Sunday Meeting Details
The second M C A committeemen volunteers and members gather at the Y camp Sunday. Registration 9 30 to 10 a m includes noon dinner. Devotional at 11 am with George Hepke presiding. Pontius speaks on Vital Living followed by a discussion on Young Men and the Association. Dinner at 12 15 pm, final session at 2 pm on Whither Bound M A A led by Pontius and Sneed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Homer Gard
Chambers
State Boys
Wiliam Griesner
W. K
Sneed
John W. Pontius
The
Columbus Y. M.C. A
Judgment awarded in timbernote case for $372.41
Buhrman Slifer of Hilltop Market Hamilton won a common pleas court judgment for $372.41 on a timber note signed by Non and Helen Tim pbormant dated June 28 of last year. The ruling was entered Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberman
Buhrman Slifer
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Non
Helen Timpbormant
New Red Cross Class Formed in Hamilton Chapter
The Hamilton Red Cross chapter under its first widow instructor Toi Relter forms a new class for juniors and seniors men and women for a standard course. First meeting Wednesday October 18 at 7:30 p.m in rep 203 Kreaga building High Street. Registration at Red Cross, 209 South Second Street. Classes free to anyone interested in first aid and life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Red Cross
Toi Relter
Relief Store Opens Monday for Clothing Drive
An urgent appeal by the Woman's Relief committee asks for clothing and announces the storeroom at Dayton and Layou opens Monday at 9 o'clock. If items cannot be delivered, call the committee headquarters at 3404. clothing will be picked up by volunteers. The store will reopen Monday to Friday from 9 to 12 for receipts, with distributions from the Bureau of Social Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Committee
Dayton
Woman's Relief Committes
Bureau of Social Work
Dean Minnich at Congs Men s Meeting
Dean Tarvey Alinnivh of Miami University won the principal speaker at an open dinner meeting held at the Congregational Church. About 225 attended as Amos Minnich introduced him,. Kenneth Minnich Jr. and Sr. sang, J B Tiernan gave chalk talk, and Prof Stanley B Shoupe offered a short organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Tarvey Alinnivh
Miami University
Congregational Church
Nmrn
Mabel Tosso
Airs
Gordon Iglehart
Dean Minnich
Amos Minzish
J. B. Tiernan
Kenneth Minsich, Jr
Kenneth Minnich
Stanley B. Shoupe
Eital
Mink Found Dead On Farm Near City
William R Mink 79 of B3L South Ninth street collapsed and died from a hemorrhage while walking over a farm field in Fairfield township near the River trend. Coroner Edward Cook investigated as sons Roscoa and Charles with workers moved the cargo toward the roadway. Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at the Zungrul home of David Webb and Sons with Rev John Brinkman of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Mink
South Ninth Street
W .G. Caush
Fairfield’ Township
Coronor
Edward Cook
Mink
Roscoa
Charles
William Riley
Namcy Dink
H. Youngwnan
Smeege
Theodore Minx
Marlin Richardeal
Zungrul
David Webb
Prosperity Day Climax Set Soon
Announcement on the Prosperity Day closing date will be made within days. The Hamilton Merchants' Association backs the campaign run by the trade promotion committee chaired by Peter T. Wier. Officials report strong merchant support and a noticeable rise in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Merchants’ Association
Peter T. Wier
Contner
Campeign
Bids On Third Street Bridge Scheduled For November
The city planned a November 4 letting for bids on the Third Street Bridge over the river, part of the North Third Street extension. The project, initially set for earlier bids, was canceled and will be re advertised with a new date. Work continues rapidly on the northern section of the extension in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third St
Rand Aaird Stumfer Hertak
Third Street
Hamilton
North Third Street
Harlan speaks at Non-Partisan Meet on Congress bill
Byron B Harlan democratic candidate for reelection to Congress spoke at the Non-Partisan Political Campaign committee meeting held at the Labor Temple Friday evening. He discussed the bill to be brought up at the next session of Congress and praised the Democratic Party and Roosevelt. Other speakers included McCormick DuBois Stroh and Minchler, with invited attorneys Klein and Judge Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron B. Harlan
Congress
Labor Temple
Herlan
Dongress
Representative Harlin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
O. By McCormick
Joseph H. DuBoia
Conrad Stroh
Joe Minchler
Ans
Nicholas Klein
Ginemali
Simon Ross
Court of Appeals
Cinginvali
Hicks Reports Battery Stolen From Auto Mobile
Pearlman Hicks of 29 Stephan Street reports a battery valued at 3.40 stolen from his automobile Friday night. An automobile stolen from Morris Pistes at 516 South Fourth Street was found in Cincinnati Friday.
Former Supt Arthur G Starkey of Marilton Dies in Fort Hamilton
Arthur G Starkey once superintendent of the Hamilton city cast lines of the Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railroad died at Fort Hamilton hospital at 2 25 Saturday morning from pneumonia. Born in Zanesville in 1886 he was 46. He had spent years in Springfield before moving to Hamilton six years ago to lead the local railroad. Affable and kindly he made many friends and his death brings sorrow to his family and the community. He had recently left the railroad to pursue a different business path. The notice ends by noting the obituary continues on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthir
Starkey
Marilton
Fort Hamilton’ Hospital
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Clinton Avenue
Hamilton
Starkey Way
Zanedville
Rust
Yheenie
Springfield
Hamilton City
Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Madigan Predicts Democratic Victory In Visit
Madigan spoke Friday afternoon on behalf of the Democratic National Committee. He recalled statewide endorsements for Governor Rogne, Bend or Bulkley, and discussed plans with Henry B. Gibvey, treasurer of the Democratic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vistorian
Planerr
D. Roosevelt
Gorge White
Robert "Halkley
Ohio
Baten
Madigan
Rogneveld
Bend Or Bulkley
Henry B. ‘Gibvey
Democratic Committee
Tribute Ruder Fhiiclanere: Rites for E G Ruder
The funeral rites for Ernist Gy Ruder president of the First National Bank and Trust Company followed simple, impressive services at the Masonis temple on High Street with Washington Lodge No 17 Free and Accepted Masons in charge and a brief prayer by Dr George B Parkin before the procession to Greenwood Cemetery. A radiator cap was stolen from Harmon Overholt’s car on Williams Avenue Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritex
Ernist
Ruder
First ‘National Bank and Trust Company
Ryder
Hin
North Third Street
Masonis Temple
High Street
Ruder Iny
Noor
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Deputy National Eagles President Visit Monday
John Abel, Deputy Grand President of the International Order of Eagles, will arrive Monday to meet with local Aerie officials in Marion Ohio. A reception committee led by Ben H Hilbert will welcome him, with M O Burns Chas Schnichte Albert Browd Jake Deetman and Harry W Hetterich coordinating. A special program is arranged by the Butler Aerie entertainment committee and members are urged to attend. After the meeting a conference with all committee officers and chairs will follow with Brother Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Abel
John Abbl
Marion
Ohio
Finternal Order of Eagles
Harry YW. Hetterich
Sa Ene A
Ben H. Hilbert
Sporthy
M. O. Burns
Chas. Schnichte
Albert B. Browd
Jake F. Deetman
Harry W. Hetterich
Butler Aerie
Aerie
Th Aerie
Brother Abel
Women Teachers to Hear Dr. McConnell
Dr W R McGunnell a Miami University professor and noted lecturer will speak to the Women Teachers club at the Presbyterian church Monday at 7 30. The program promises insights from a scholar who has taught written and lectured widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McConnell
W. R. McGunnell
Miami University
Presbyterian
B McConnell
University of Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Clark ‘University
Consid Gue
Busworm To Address Past Grands Of Odd Fellows And K of P
Sidney J. Busworm of Dayton Ohio will be the featured speaker at a joint meeting of the Past Grands of Odd Fellows and Past Chancellors of the Knights of Pythias. The event is Thursday October 20 in the Hamilton Lodge room and is open to the public with other entertainment planned. Attendance from both orders is expected to be sizable as lodges from San County report strong group participation and enthusiasm for the fraternal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
K. of P
Oda Kellana
Knights of Pything
Sidney J. Busworm
Dayton
Ohio
Ag Me
Kusworm
Hamilton Iddge
Knights of Pythias
the Pythian Order
Conjesture
Sota
Indictments and ignored cases noted in grand jury report
A draft grand jury report shows 30 indictments and 39 cases ignored. The majority of ignored cases stem from failure to return true bills, including a Middletown incident involving driving an automobile while under influence of alcohol. Total counts unclear and portions appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Hills
Grand jury report on perjury inquiry and county jail review
The jury noted recalls of jurors may occur within days but no fixed date for a perjury inquiry. It details 24 indictments, 176 witnesses in 87 cases, 40 true bills, and 39 ignored cases. It commends Sheriff for prison care, urges jail repainting and better lighting, and praises J A DeNeen as county homes superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermam
B. J.kuuts
Hensley
John Connaughton
Hamilton Municipial Court
DeNeen
Butler County
J. A. DeNeen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patralinen
Henry “Hart
Cheater Schick
Frank Mayer
Beaners
Fair Ave
Pole Grand Jury
A. C. Starkey
Prase
Hewitten
Mother’s Club of
Y. W
Red Cross Aid
Cong’s Men’s
City
Byron Harlan
Btarkey
Mang
Fhiiclanere
Harmon Overholt
Williams Avenue
National Eagles
Thiel
Evening Journal
Ed Wheelan
Harry Pearson
Rold
Louise Truman
Harry Dear
Tam
Daddy
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