Gasoline flash injures Becker man at river worksite
Bradley Boler, 34, of 608 North Sixth Street, was severely burned above the waist after a can of spilled gasoline ignited by a lantern at the river edge near a drag line excavator. Fellow worker Chester Beckerman and Boler were near the spill when the can exploded and flames ignited Boler’s clothing, leading to rescue and transport to Mercy Hospital where his condition was listed as extremely critical. Officials said a gas pocket formed by fumes above the river contributed to the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantaro
Bradley Boley
River Faila
Herang
Maaini
South Avenue
Sateurday
Bradley Boler
North Sixth Street
Mercy
Boler
Ward-Mayes Construction
Sins Laing
Chester Beckerman
Pie
Leon
Aod- Beckerman
Beckerman
Worl-Haven Construction Company
Oper Lentern
Bolershaan
Relief Clothing Appeal Seeks Donations for Needy
The Relief Clothing Appeal at Daylow and Lowell streets opened Monday morning with progress but no used clothing received yet. Aimed to aid the needy as the city’s need grows, volunteers urge residents to donate by delivering to the store or arranging for a pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ielief
Daylow
Lowell
Mya
Henry Hammerle
Don Davis
Gorden Blend
Mobret Solingen
Cinva Aten
Bla McK
Weather report from Hamilton by A B Heath
Temperature readings for Hamilton show a high of 68 and a low around 47 with notable past day variations. The data lists multiple dates and values including 1020 1826 199K Inve 1926 Mar, 68 70 and 80 for observed periods, indicating routine daily weather measurements.
Pay Last Tribute and Registration Ends for Interurban Franchises
Simplicity markets the Inabrites Saturday afternoon for Benat G. Ryder, president of the First National Bank, who died suddenly at Fort Hamilton hospital. Services were private at the Mason temple with Masonic ritual conducted by Washington Lodge No. 17. Court action authorized receivers of Hamilton City Lines, Inc. to negotiate a franchise for Hamilton, citing risk to bondholders and creditors if G. L. E. loses the line. Voter registration arrays will close Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. after record total of 2 500, with 600 new voters registered Saturday and police alerted for fraudulent registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton City Lines
Ernst
Ruder
Benat
Blue Lodge
Wns
Washington Lodge No. 17
Me. Ryder
Edwin J. Tarlels
Ralph McKasson
Roland Biauvelt
Murray Whitaker
Hoste) Brate
Ieaton
Robert Sipe
Ndga
Nevin
Sahuday
Clavinnott
Laka Erie
Hua
Hamilton
Tamim City Lines, Inc
Miami Valley
Journal
Tso
Hamilton City
AML
Buller
Mgse Kohn
Mavnsday
Lovata
Ine
Board of Elections In Power
Jent
Rally and picnic for university women at Old Horn
The Mamillan Branch AAUW plans a rally and picnic in line with the presidential election year at the Old Horn on the New London pike Thursday October 20 at 5. The program includes speakers James Adan Brown Bam Rice Joseph Fishter Marjorie Grafft Margaret Johnson and Mrs Francos Ifihsan Righard. A supper will be prepared by the committee of Mes dames Sam Carr Max Hartwig WW Lines and Miss Mary Meek and Clara Ramsay. Reservations requested by October 13. call Alys Adam Tbrano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamillan
American Assosiation of University Women
Old Horn
New London Pike
James Adan ‘Brown
Bam Rice
Joseph Fishter
Marjorie Grafft
Margaret Johnson
Alys
Adam Tbrano
Mrs Lettie J Swain Dies After Illness at Fort Hamilton
Mrs Lettie J Swain wife of William W Swain of Rose Avenue and 12th Street died at 2 30 PM after a weeks illness at Fort Hamilton hospital. Born near Hamilton Butler County on June 1 1869 she was the daughter of John and Maria Berar United in marriage August 29 1906 to William W Swain. No children were born of the marriage a nephew Francie Hair has lived with the couple for 16 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie J. Swain
William W. Swain
Rose Avenue
12 Street
Onan
Fort Hamilton
Lettie Bercaw
Girthbod
Butler County
Flamilion om Marelli #1
John Berar
Francie Hair
Runaway Boys Return After Aid From Warndorf
Samorian Road Warndorf assisted two Cincinnati youths who fled home. Police took them to Pelican headquarters where authorities arranged bus fare home. Older youth James Holt, 10, and companion Charles Willa, 8, spoke briefly before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samorian
Warndorf
Cincin- Watt
Pelican
Allman
Cincinnati
Wall
James Holt
Clifton Avenue
Charles Willa
Ugties | Avenue
Mission at St Peters Church Conducted Each Night
Rev Anthony Hodapp and Pancal Murray GM CG lead missions at St Peters Church nightly for the next two weeks at 7 30 o clock with special weekday masses and instruction following each service, outlining schedule and response events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hodappand
Pancal Murray
St. Peter's Church
Democratic rally at Middletown targets voters
A large Democratic rally is planned in Middletown at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening starting at 7 30. Speakers include Senator Robert Bulkley of Ohio Senator David Walsh of Massachusetts and Governor George White of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Robert Bulkley
Ohio
U. S
David Walsh
Massachusetts
George White
Ray Kautz Cited On Teaffig Charge
Warrants signed at police headquarters Sunday charging Ray Kautz age 27 Hamilton R R 4 with intoxication and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. John Smith age 3 Eaton Ohio charged with intoxication in a warrant signed Sunday by Patrolman Allan Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kautz
Chester Schick
Hamilton
John Smith
Eaton, Ohile
Allan Lindsay
Boys With Whistle Sent To Homes
Two youths who stole a whistle from a Kresgastore on High Street Saturday afternoon were taken to police headquarters by Patrolman Grant King. They were sent home after receiving a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresgeatore
High Street
Grant King
Vital Need Of Y Work For Young Men Discussed By 70 At Conference
Sunday conference at Camp Campbell featured over 70 trustees and leaders from the Columbus area. John W. Ponbins and Loy Meneers stressed Y M C A work as essential to morale, citing 560 000 to 300 000 young men without homes or facing challenges. Ponting warned on future youth needs while Chambers highlighted Y service across growing social pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Ay
Camp Campbell
Rical Association
Loy Meneers Sion Werd
John W. Ponbins
Columbus Y
Aefi
Chambers
Ohio
Fontini
Barking Dog Warns of Shoe Theft at Central Avenue Store
At 4:15 AM a dog barked for 14 minutes near A Anstab Shoes at 943 Central Avenue, waking Patrolman Herman Duke and neighbors. The break in occurred after 4 AM with the front door damaged. Two shelves lost 108 shoes valued at 215. Detectives Decker and Leonard traced loot to a single shoe found in an alley behind the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Svorue
A. Anstab Shos
Central Avenue
Herman Duke
Thee
Jim
Ansist
Oscar Decker
Robert Leonard
Miami Univ Professor to Speak at Woman Teachers Club
Dr. W. G. McConnell of the Geography Department at Miami University Oxford will be guest speaker tonight at the United Presbyterian church. The Woman Teachers club will meet at 7:89 p m with a program titled Why Do We Behave Like Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
W. G. McConnell
Miami University
Oxford
Woman Teachers” Club
United Presbyterian Church
Resignation of Gordon Rentschler as Miami Conservancy Director
Gordon Rentschler president of General Machinery Corp Hamilton and former director of the Miami Conservancy District resigns due to growing personal duties. His brother C A Rentschler, president of General Machinery, is considered for the vacancy. appointment to be made by Conservancy Court with district judges from nine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Rentsehler
Cal. B. A.’ Deeds
Dayton
Herdert Jobson
Troy
Gordon S. Rentuehler
Conservancy Court
Kautz
Butler County
Sour
Gorden
Reutechler
Hamilton
New York
Bev Oral
New York City
National City Bank
Inter
Kiwanis Host to Rotary Tuesday Feeger to Speak
Kiwanis hosts Rotary members and their wives Tuesday at the Anthony Wayne hotel with dinner at 7:15 followed by a program. L M Feoger of Richmond Indiana, Governor of the Indiana Kiwanis district, will speak and is noted as a forceful, quick speaker and editor of the Richmond Palladium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Elit
Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Anthony Wayne Hotel
L. M. Feoger
Hichmond
Indiana
Kiwanis International
Feoger
Richmond Palladim
Miss Betty Kerst Injured in Canton Auto Crash
Miss Betty Jane Kerst, daughter of Rev Henry Nevin Kerst and Sophia Margedant Kerst, was seriously injured in a Canton Ohio automobile collision. She suffered a broken collar bone and other injuries after being ejected from a vehicle. At Canton Hospital she is reported resting easily. She is a niece of Carl Margedant and Augusta and Caroling Margedant of Crescent Road and a junior high student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Henry Nevin Kerst
Sophia Margedant Kerst
Kerst
First Reformed Dhiweh
Betty June
Carl E. Margedant
Augusta
Caroling M. Margedant
Crescent Road
Schoal Si
Homecoming at First M. E. Oct 30 Bishop to Speak
Homecoming at First Methodist Episcopal Church on October 30 includes Bishop H. Lester Smith of Cincinnati speaking at 10:30 AM. E V Hill leads the arrangements for an elaborate program with a noon dinner by parish women and a 2 PM choir vesper. Gyrus J Filton chairs a 1009-letter outreach to former members inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumecomine
MM. E. Shurch
H. Lester Smuith
Cincinnati
Offlock
M. E
Afnter
Sue
Arthur Alschneider
E. V. Hill
Gyrus J.filton
Tem
Auto collisions injure six on city roads
Six Hamilton residents were hurt in multiple weekend crashes around Cincinnati amid a culvert strike on the Mt Pleasant Pike and several other incidents. A 78 year old man suffered arm and rib fractures after a Clifton street collision. Minor injuries occurred when Spradling’s car hit a pole on East Avenue, and another crash sent a vehicle into a house on Ross Avenue. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mt. Pleasant ‘Pike
Symaen Corner
Spradling
East Avenue
Pole Ninor
Arthor
Afelock
Pole
Hash Avenue
Rand Boulevard
Routhen East
Ray Bell
Ross‘avenue
Ab Ross
Kenworth
Rosavenue
Kear
Kenworth Avenue
Charles Seymour
Ross~ Moyne
L. Wiley
Daylan
Officers to Aid of Tessie's Family
Humane society officers found Tessie the dog and her newborn pups beneath a porch at 150 Rhea Avenue on Sunday afternoon. The mother and her litter were taken into county care and scheduled for sheltering and veterinary attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie
Humane Society
Oules
Rhea Avenue
Humane Office
Williamy Finfrock
Dng
Daugherty Recovering After Arm Injury Operation
George W. Daugherty of 515 Listel avenue is convalescing at Marcy hospital after an arm operation following a car accident Thursday on the Disia Ligh road. Daugherty’s brother Frank is with him.
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Geo, Daugherty
George W. Daugherty
Listel Avenue
Marcy Hospital
Thoraday
Daugherty
Frank
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Catholic Knights of Ohio
Toon
St Veronica Selina
A B. Heath
Epteerd
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Y. M.G.A
Ponting
the Evening Journal
Igl
A Allen
Ed Wheelan
Paul Vogue
Twin Brothers
Rotary
Feeger
L. M. Pelger
Betty Kerst
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Childdren
Nother
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Fairvie’avemies
Dors Jean
Ags
Yenre
Holly
Wanda Jean Keller
Painview Avenue
Plensanh Pike
Symmes Corner
Weston Hughes
Fritvnn
Hughes
al Wagner
Acei-Den
Mercy Hospital
Lonin Long
Louis Long
Aze
North Second Street
Clifton and
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Woorom White
West McMillan Street
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