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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

8

Black Clawson Develops New Paper Making Speed Record

Hamilton based Black Clawson company reports a Bogalusa Paper Co rebuild contract to raise cylinder machine speed well beyond current limits. The project aims to achieve about 600 feet per minute on heavier grades, signaling an upward trend in paper mill business though no employment increase. The rebuilt unit will be the plant’s largest order in two years, with financial terms undisclosed.

Black- Clawson Company Hamilton Fort Hamilton Black. Clawson Company Bogalusa Paper Company Bogalusa Hhe Black Clawson Company Th ‘Hamefilon Company Hamilton Company Black Clawson

Butler County Considers Extra Relief Bond Issue

Due to Butler County’s high credit rating commissioners weigh a supplementary bond issue of 14000. Prior bonds issued 140000 yielded 9400 in savings thanks to favorable rates. Distributions began among taxing districts with Hamilton receiving 84000 and Middletown drawing 31000 plus 22000 more. Other shares partly distributed from 60000 borrowed in anticipation of sale.

Butler County County Commission- Era Hamilton Batley County Becolus Middletown

Economic Club Rally Set At Monument and Wood

A final rally is planned Saturday evening at 6 at the Economy and Non-Partisan Political club headquarters on Monument Avenue and Wood Street. W A Booker of Chicago will speak on campaign issues, with a discussion on Hamilton and a display of sacred pistores. A lecture on Tuesday evening October 25 at 9 will benefit the Economie club. public invited.

Economic Club Aus Economia Pew Monument Avenue Wood Atrert W. ‘A. Booker National Republican Handgnatiers Chicago Ife Mamilton Tacroe Economie Club

Rites Sunday for Albert Anger at Woodsdale Road Home

Funeral services for Albert Anger who died Wednesday at age 68 will be held Sunday at 4 30 p m at his residence on Woodsdale road one and one half miles south of Trenton. Rev Anitra of Trenton will officiate and interment will follow in Miltonville Cemetery.

Albert Anger Puneral Alpert Anger Woodsdale Road Trenton Mn Anitrta Miltonvilla

Uniform Rane At Business Meeting

Routine order of business transacted at Phillips Company meeting on November 24 in North Lee. Members adjourned to attend a joint meeting of Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias at the Knights of Pythias hall yesterday night. Memorial services for Mrs. J. W. Myers held at Weizel-Compton Relief Corpa No. 5. Monument charter draped in her memory.

Phillips Company Knights of Pythinas P Hall North Lee Alseat Grands'association of the Odd Fellows K. of Pla K. of P

Grace MLE Church Service Arranged By Plan

Grace MLE Church schedules a Sunday service led by Kally Daynérvices at the Grace M. EB. Church. The event follows a church plan with Banday Ostabera noted as the person in charge of arrangements.

Voters Added by Registration in Hamilton

Tabulation shows 3 813 voters added to Hamilton rolls for the upcoming election. Officials report nearly 24 000 residents eligible to vote, with about 1 000 removals and changes to poll books. A police note mentions disturbances near public locations and street issues during registration period.

Hamilton Just Can Lash Aiard Electiona Vinod

Geckeler Speaks At Foremen Smoker On European Tour

In a Thursday evening gathering at the YMCA building, Homer Latimer introduced Mr. Geckeler who spoke on Europe after a showing of three animated films “Let’s Go To Europe.” He praised the YMCA for sponsoring trips to acquaint American youths with European life and discussed unemployment relief and cross cultural observations in England France and Germany amid rising political tensions.

Donson Hamilton Y. M. C Christy Cokeler Europe Homer Latimer Geckeler Ad & Miader Ohio England Tella Delos Holland Austria Switzerland Maly Gaceha Glovakia France Germany Hoya Wng

Hear Candidates At Labor Temple

The final open meeting of the Non Partisan Campaign Committee of the Co operation Trades and Labor Council is at the Labor Temple on South Becond Street this Friday evening. Candidates may speak to join the Non Partisan Campaign committees assembly, with four already booked. The public is invited to attend.

Labor Temple Co-operation ,Trades and Labor Council South Becond Street

Anniversary Report At St Paul Church

William Yackie chaired the 40th anniversary plans for St. Paul Church. The event opens to the public starting Sunday October 23 during the brotherhood meeting. Edmund Glauch reported on the regional conference held September 26-28 at Priv e Hill Evangelical Church. Rev. W Wollbroght spoke briefly. Luncheon committee members Ramund Glauch and Fred Krahnbuhl provided refreshments at the serial hour.

William Yackie St. Paul's Church Brotherhood of the Church Edmund Glauch Prive ‘Hill Evangelical Church

Bertha Beusman Seeks Divorce in County Court

Bertha Arusman of Remilton sues Calvin Hrusman for divorce in county court. The pair married October 9 1902 and have one child, Tus Ban i, with spouses not living together for seven years, per petition on file Friday.

Bertha Beusman Bertha Arusman Remilton Calvin Hrusman Conmnan Pleas Court Tusbani Wifl Pelitian

Catholic High Remains on Approved School List

Ohio Department of Education confirms Hamilton Catholic High School remains on the list of approved first grade high schools. On October 10, G T. Reavis of Columbus led a inspection tour with Rev Gel MLA NcWweesaA superintendent, rating the school. State education director B O Bkinver informed Brother Anthony Saletel that all credits from Milton Catholic High School will be recognized by four institutions.

Ohio Hamilton Catholic High School G. TH. Reavis Columbus Whoola State Department Rev. Gel Mla Ibta Ncwweesaa B. O. Bkinver State Department of Education Anthony Saletel Ismilton Catholic High School

Hunters Shoot Geese. Boys Accused of Poaching

Two boys likely hunting ducks at daylight Friday near Hamill Ramsay witnessed geese killed on his land. Sheriff Mark Dnarr reported the boys did not take the geese found dead near Ramsay’s home. A separate incident involved thieves using a straw pile on W. W. Shepard’s farm near West Chester, resulting in several hogs being disturbed.

Frank Ramsay Canal Hamii- Ramany Mark Dnarr Ramscy W. W. Shepard Weat Chester

Miss Humbach Called by Death in Hamilton Home

Miss Elizabeth Humbach 76 died suddenly at her brother Fred Humbach’s Miami Model Laundry home 314 South Second Street Friday morning. She had not been in robust health but managed the Humbach home and stayed engaged in current affairs. Funeral Monday at 2 30 p m at the Humbach residence with Rev C F Kuether of St Johns Evangelical church officiating.

Elizabeth Humbach Fred P. Humbach Miami South Second Street Miss Humbach Hambach Robert Humbach Misa Misa” Hunbach Tadina Hamilton Misa Humbach Fred WY T Humbach Kee Lehrmitt J. Edward Humbach Robert Huimbach Walter Humbach William Humbach Auburn C.F. Kuether St. John’s Evangélical Church Greenwool

Chill air today as Hamiltonians bundle up

The day opened cool with noon thermometers at 48 degrees. The high Thursday reached 60, the low 36, and Fort Worth residents expect a warmer Saturday. Mexey School of Nursing students hosted a program for senior and junior members featuring music songs and recitations followed by a lunch.

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Raids in Dixie Highway Block Net Liquor Arrests

In a coordinated I believe two raids within a single city block on Dixie Highway, Cincinnati officers arrested David Beck for liquor possession and two others, Nat Walden and Andrew Landiers, on operating a still and related charges. Evidence included beer, home brew, a 63 gallon still, and 760 gallons of mash. Beck posted a 200 dollar bond and awaits municipal court on October 25 while Walden and Landiers face U S commissioner hearings with bonds set at 1000 and 500 dollars respectively.

Wamton Posign Feeral Cincinnati Dixie Highway David Beck Feneral Civers Nat Walden Andrew Landiers South Eighth Street Beck Captain Futkinsen Furginson Fa Rrley Robert Dinwiddie Lee Winnefeld Dirig Highway Getobar Walden Landi

Autos Damaged in Two Collisions

Two similar motor vehicle crashes occurred Thursday afternoon and night. Lulu Pearson driving near Heaton Avenue at 4:20 struck an unidentified car pulling away from the curb. At 7:30 Jon Keeze driving north on Central Avenue hit John Noe who was also pulling from the curb at 263 Fairview Avenue.

Lulu Pearson Heaton Central Avenue Jon Keeze Tealthy John Noe Fairview Avenue Noe

Pythians And Odd Fellows At Meeting Hear Kusworm

At a joint meeting in the K of P hall auditorium, Pythians and Odd Fellows heard attorney Sidney Kusworm of Dayton deliver the principal address. The session opened with patriotic ceremonies and an invocation by F. G. Traber.

Sidney Kuswoem Atvensy Dayton Joiot The Odd Fellows Knights of Pything K. of P. Hall Iby. RB Garrett Boll Orden Buteler F. G. Traber

Missing Monroe Man Found With No Foul Play

Sheriff report states F. B. Nichols age 50 who had been missing since last Saturday from Monroe returned home. Officials indicated Nichols spent time in Hilton and left work abruptly. Investigation discontinued due to lack of foul play.

Ushe U. Schumacher Nichols Monroe Éines Bohumascher Nalpar Hilton Ohio Loveview Hopstel Farm Schumacher

Theft thwarted at West Side grocery store

Early Friday morning an attempted burglary at the George George grocery on West Side was thwarted when thieves fled before entry. Patrolman Arthur Leibr ook found the broken door and a Friday inventory by Mr Beer showed nothing was stolen, initially leading police to believe a looting had occurred.

Prenang George Oe Matt Aud Arthur Leibrook Beer

Were Auto Theft at Seivenmile

A sedan owned by Ben Watk of Sevenville was stolen Thursday night, according to a report to Sheriff John C. Schumacher.

Sivenmile Ben Watk Atile John C. Schumacher

Annual Meeting of Shrine Club to be Held in October

The Hamilton Shrine club will hold its annual meeting Friday October 24 at the Masonia temple with a 6 45 dinner. Pred Fr Lacy president and Frank Fowles secretary treasurer announced officers will be chosen and reports heard. All mothers of the club are urged to attend.

Hamilton, Shrine Club Masonia Temple Lacy Frank Fowles

Rural 4-H Club Steer Purchase Sets State Record

D T Herrman announces 1 260 head of Fender steer purchases for Ohio rural 4-H clubs. National Order Buying Co and affiliated cooperative marke network supply calves of uniform quality to 15 counties, with the largest lots going to Cherapaten Clark Logan Clinton and others. A committee from New York Central Lines Ohio State University and the Order Buying Co will supervise shipping and quality. 100 calves will be used for experimental feeding at Wooster's agricultural station under Paul Gerlaugh.

D. T. Herrman Buller Vounty Ohio National Order Buying Company Producers” Commission Association Cherapaten Clark County Logan Clinton Puttam Green Miami Montgomery Union Fayette Sandusky van Wert Wood Willisma Pike County Earle A. Reed New York Central Lines L. P. McCann Ohio State University Frack BR. Teogurdin Cnthe Order Will Gove Rlub Valves Oliv Pericultural Wooster Paul Gerlaugh Animal Industry Division

Chimney Fire Causes Light Damage at Mackie Home

A seat burning in the chimney caused light damage at the home of Dr. J. A. Mackie on Dick Avenue in Telslack Thursday night. No injuries reported and fire was confined to the chimney area.

North Third Parsons High Street Court Street Toya North Tenth Street Sania East Avenue Grand Boulevard

Rules Announced for Butler Farm Bureau Corn Husking Contest

Butler County Farm Bureau unveiled rules for the annual corn husking event to be held Tuesday morning on Paul Grolims farm. Contestants must husk for one hour and twenty minutes with no coaching, equipment must be uniform, numbers drawn for assignment, and husks measured with a five ounce per one hundred pounds tolerance. A post-event meeting follows at Sevrnmile ALEB church with noon dinner by the Ladies’ Aid.

Butler Farm Bureau Butler County Farm Bureau D. T. Herrman Sigricultural Paul Grolimns Ladies’ Aid Society of the Ahweab

Elks Clubhouse Closes for Winter Season Sunday

The Elks Clubhouse at Hilly Country Club will close Sunday night for the winter season. Members are asked to remove equipment and belongings from lockers. The golf course will remain open as long as possible.

ELKS Hilly Country Club Athhe

Reverend Schoeppner Dies in Emporia Kansas

In Emporia Kansas Reverend Charles Schoeppner a longtime priest who served St Stephens parish in Cincinnati died Tuesday after a 57 year priesthood. Very Rev Urehon Grenadt officiated at the funeral mass last Friday as friends learn with regret. Police report stolen tobacco at G and D Motor Delivery plant recovered by detectives Friday morning after Thursday night theft.

Haven G. and D. Motor Dalivery Ware Oscar Necker Robert Teonard John C. Calhoun

Divorce Decrees Reported In Local Court

Judge Kautz granted a decree divorcing Margaret Arvie from Clayton Jervis. Lavata Carker Shawver was also granted a decree divorcing her from Ernest Shawver. Catholic Ladies of Columbia St Clara Council No 8 held routine business at the K of C hall on Thursday evening.

Ir Jarvis Shawver Margaret Arvie Hamilton Milde Kreiling J. Kautz Clayton Jervis Lavata Carker Shawver Ernest Shawyi Catholic Lading of Columbia St. Clara Catholic Ladies of Columbia K'of C Hall South Third Streek

Hamatoe Weather Diary Data For A Date Peak and Low

Weather diary entry lists a maximum of 0 and a minimum of minus 34 last night. It shows temperatures for the same date across several years including 1929 1928 1927 and 1998 with values ranging from 47 to 72 degrees. The snippet includes garbled abbreviations and unit marks but presents a historical temperature record segment.

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