Enthusiasm marks Middletown rally with three talks heard
A Democratic rally in Middletown High School auditorium drew about 1,400 residents. Senator Robert Bulkley of Ohio, Senator David Wilab of Indiana, and Governor George White of Ohio spoke. They praised the party ticket, attacked Hoover's record, and urged Bulkley’s re election while outlining economic issues and national policy perspectives.
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Middletown High School
Hamilton
Clifford Williott
Midletown
Sipntor Walal
National Tasnes
Walsh
Hoover
Wala
Republican Party
Mien
Uberon
Atock
White
George White
Ben Hurwitz
Middletown
Venice Pool Project Drives Local Development Bid
Morton Guinan of Venice Development Corp announced in Cincinnati that contracts were set for a 50890 concrete swimming pool with walks diving boards and facilities on the Big Miami River site near Venice. A bathhouse and improvements bring total costs to about 885609. Work must start before November 1 and finish within ninety days. The pool will be 80 by 199 feet and water will be heated by aerosis wells.
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tVenive Tdevelopment Corporation
Cincinnnati
Corporaton
Miami
Venice
Nea
Ohio Governor White seeks reelection amid economy drive
Senator Bulkley spoke urging Governor White’s re election and praised his economic record. He contrasted federal and state actions, argued White cut appropriations and salaries to balance the budget, while safeguarding essential services. The event also endorsed Byron Harlan for Congress as part of a Democratic slate. There were 35,396,437 telephones worldwide on Jan 1, 1992.
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White
Ohio
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Bulkley
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Washington
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House
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Martin V. Coffey
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Claveland
Hover
Hoover i Ia
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Faut Na
National Credit Corporation
Byron Harlan
Byron B. Harlan
Harlan
Dutlee c County
Halloween Party at Fairfield School Draws All Invited crowd
Fairfield School hosts a Halloween carnival in the school gym on Thursday night October 27 2002 for pupils and community residents. Ghosts and goblins will roam as a lively program unfolds with a past present future life watch, music by the high school band, and prizes for best costumes in primary high school and adult groups plus best masked couple. Refreshments will be served and all are invited.
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Fairfield School
Regular meeting of Hamilton Lodge No. 39 Knights of Pythias
Final preparations were made at the regular meeting at the KK of Pythias hall North Second street for a joint open meeting Thursday evening under the Past Chancellors and Past Grands associations. Special entertainment has been arranged, and Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias are invited to attend with visitors from the Odd Fellows lodges present last night.
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Knights of Pythias
Phall
North Second Street
Old Felows
Odd Fellows
Loviges
Test validity of trucking law in New Castle Pennsylvani a
October 2007 litigation seeks to challenge Pennsylvania anti reciprocity act. Ghia trucking firma and William Lawler secretary of the Youngstown Motorclub say the act requires out of state carriers to obtain Pennsylvania licenses after 15 days of trucking on PA roads for profit.
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New Castle
Oet
Pennsylvania
Ghia Trucking Firma
William Lawler
Youngstown Motorclub
Frugke
Athex
Mice and Cat Involved in San Francisco Robbery Incident
In San Francisco on October 20, police report a burglar alarm at Randani's haberdashery and a sawed-off rifle seized from Emil J. Bauers, 48, Garden. Bauers was taken into custody after a disturbance near Front and Ladlow streets following a intoxication charge.
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Nct
Randani
Bauers
Emil J. Bauers
Herb
Sacred Music Planned for St Paul Anniversary
Sacred Music planned for St Paul Evangelical Shireh fourth anniversary on Sunday October 24. The church has long cultivated sacred music with notable organists and choirs. Present program includes morning service at 10, antiphonal marches, anthems, and solos led by Ruth Barns Jeanette Steiger Schmidt and Walter Eber, with violin by Max Goebelt and other performers.
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St. Paul's
Carnegie
Lacy Beckett Browning
Gordon Graf
EK William Fanthea
Jeffery
Coerna
Sato
Jotu Brindly
Ruth Barns
Oltertoire
Theo Wubi
William Hill
William Hill. Evening Service, 7:20 O'clock Prelude; ‘Asiumphal March—J. Towers
Nordlinge
Jeanette Steiger Schmidt
Walter Ebersold
Offertowy
F. Bibl
Del
Salo
Jay
Bartlett
Walter Wherfold
Max Goebelt
Hat Pfriamphatn
Gaul
German Raider Mount Clay to be Scrapped at Tocuet Point
Baltimore October 20 news notes the Mount Clay formerly the German raider Eitel Friedeick to be scrapped at Tocuet Point. Captain Herman H. Kichno surveys the rotting hull as the watermen show little excitement. The raider surfaced off the Horn during World War I.
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Tocuet Point
Herman H. Kichno
Man Fatally Or Fainting Driver In Street Incident
Report from Sydney indicates a man was shot then fainted behind the wheel of a passing car. Police found no vehicle at the scene as the driver revived after a tire burst and continued. A short report noted by girls near the station.
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Awa
Desk Getgyeank Wby
Panserby
St Paul teachers discuss regional conference report
A report on the regional conference held at Prien Hill last month was presented by Mrs Louise Tutke at the St Paul Teachers monthly meeting at the church on Wednesday night. Howard A Wrenn former Wrenn Paper Company executive and early Middletown industry figure died in Highland Park Chicago. His remains were brought to Middletown for interment in the local cemetery Thursday.
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PAUL
Prien Hill
Louise Tutkehats
St. Paul's
Howard Wrenn
Howard A. Wrenn
Wrenn Paper Comepany
Middletown
Highland Pack
Chicago
Hi Y Clubs Hold Meetings and Journey Talk T: Geckeler Recalls European trip and Hi Y insights on war and peace
Senior Hi Y advisor Christ Gunkeler spoke to Healy last night about his European journey during the World Y tour. He contrasted European youths views on war, peace, social and economic questions. Junior Hi Y discussed possible service projects. Sophomore club welcomed several Hi Y visitors and held induction for new members Mugena Best, Bill Leitlhoit, Pete Hannon, Ben Brauss, Bob Martin, Farl Rahimes, Russ Hollingworth and Paul Tain. Induction speakers Russell Hultman and Lester Wightown reflected on The Meaning and Purpose of the Hi Y Movement. Next week the Sophomore club will elect new members and hear talks on party platforms.
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Christ Gunkeler
Healy
Europe
Hiey
Hamilton Delegates to Miami Baptist Assn at Lockland
Delegates from First, Toplrst and West Side Baptist churches left for Lockland to attend the 144th annual Miami Baptist association meeting. The gathering runs through Friday night with the first Baptist church expected to host next year’s meeting. Sixty young people from area churches attend the closing service Friday evening.
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Toplrst
West Side
Bartist Charches
Annnual Minti Baptist Association
Lock- Mind
Thiesby
Mini Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Thanding
Esther Court of Hen Hur Party Masquerade
A masquerade party by Esther Court No. 4 at the open meeting of Trilm of Ben Ther on Friday evening October 24 at the Jynine Order grounds, South Seronil Street. All members and their friends are invited and urged to mask.
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Ben Ther
Jynine Order
South
Seronil' Atreee
Reformation Service At Friendship Social St John Church
Reformation plans were outlined by EB K Gilbert at a Sir John's Brotherhood meeting held at the Vokureh. Otto Pabst and Dra. William Weislogel will lead St John’s choir with selections from The Lord Is My Life and Salvation and How Beautiful Up on Thy Mountains, sung by guests from Cincinnati. Victor Stoll chairs the committee for a father and son banquet. Herman W Horne will speak at Middletown YMC A. Presbyterians hosted a friendship social with pumpkins and decorations to foster fellowship, including games, a singing bee, and refreshments served by the men.
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EB. K. Gilbert
Sir John’s Brotherhood
Vokureh
Otto Pabst
Dra. William Weisloge
St. John's Choir
Ytho
Tovatia W. Parker
Mandela Solh
Cincinnati
Mra
Philip Dighk
Wida Dake
William Dunhingy
Lraturer
Martin Tutner
Victor Stoll
Herman W. Horne
Middletown Y. MC. A
Mr. Horne
Missouri ¥.M. GA
Flemenu
Gf. Simonsen
Halloween Party Slated by Letter Carriers Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of Letter Carriers plans a Halloween party for Saturday evening October 22 at YWCA after a regular meeting on Wednesday. The joint celebration marks the auxiliary's eleventh year on October 25 at Mrs Phair Sanw’s Millville Avenue home for members their spouses and children. Attendees must wear afd clothes or face a penny fine per jewelry item to fund the flower fund.
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YW. Coa
Phair Sanw
Mill Yille Avenne
Bor
Mrs Geo H Loop Dies at Camden
Mrs Geo H Loop longtime Camden resident dies at her childhood home in Mayertonia after a brief illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Guy Deen of Camden son Dr Loop of Camden granddaughter Jaliz Deom grandson Darrell Top and brother John Rose of Bronkville. Funeral Friday at 2:30 pm from Camden residence with Rev J B Foner officiating. interment in Fairmount Cemetery, Camden.
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Camden
Ohio
Mavertonia
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Magedona
Mya
North Main Street
Guy Deen
Camten
Ati
Or. Loop, Earh
Jaliz Deom
Darrell Top
John Rose
Bronkville
Tal
Camden, Presbyterian Church
J.B. Foner
Fairmounteccetery
Cam Aon
Lorain Lad Wins Award at Harvard
Lorain lad Get. 2% (AP) reports a Lorain student has won the Brancis J. Burr scholarship at Harvard. The award honors the ideal undergraduate who embodies leadership character scholarship and athletic ability as set by Burr's friends since 1900.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
TH. Mageman
Lorain
Brancis J. Burr
Amng
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Harugari Meeting Maintains Regular Business Schedule
Routine order of business was transacted at the regular meeting of Loige No. 974 Deutscher Der Ham mann held Wednesday evening in their hall on South Seventh Street.
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Harugari
Loige No. 974
Deutscher der Hammann
South Seventh Street
Tribute to Ernst G Ruder Leader In Banking and Community Work
Obituary notes the death on Wednesday October 12 of Ernst G Ruder president of First National Banking Trust Company. He was active in Hamilton colored community work and supported art and benevolence efforts. The tribute praises his generosity hospitality and moral influence while extending sympathy to the Ruder family.
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First National Banking Trast Company
Fhmilton
Ifo
Treir
Butter
Ha Payne
Thuroh
Roy, & Maxwell
Ale
Ryder
Thore
Dr Albert Anger Dies at Trenton
Dr Albert Anger aged 69 dies at his home south of Trenton after a six month illness. Born in Germany February 3, 1903 he had lived in Butler County 23 years. He is survived by his widow a son John a daughter Mrs Walter Garden of Bondbells North Dakota. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Albert Anger
Tranton
Anger
Germany
Flo
Butler County
Don
John
Walter Garden
Bondbells
N. D
City Advances 85000 for June Tax Collection
City council approved drawing 85000 from Buller county auditor to cover June tax collection costs. The funds will split 40000 to the Miami Conservancy fund and 125000 into the special assessment sinking fund.
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Buller County
Tes
Harry J1. Schuster
Hansiltan
Resntas
Miami Conservancy Fund
Butler Students in Nursing Honors Pick Presidents
Misa Helen Woodruff daughter of Judge Robert Woodruff of Hamilton was elected president of the junior class at the University of Cincinnati School of Nursing. Misa Marjorie Champherlin of Middle Towns was elected president of the senior class.
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Misa Helen Woodruff
Robert §. Woodruff
Hamilton
School of Nursing
Hanks
University of Cincinnati
Misa Marjorie Champherlin
Middletons
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