Head-On Crash Saves Seven In Hamilton County
A sequence of weekend automobile crashes in Hamilton and near Venice and Middletown left eight people injured, with seven Hamilton residents escaping death when a tree branch broke their 75-foot embankment plunge on East River Road. The Weigel family, two adults and four children, plus a driver, survived as the car toppled over the embankment. In a separate Middletown Pike head-on crash, Kenneth Heilman and two others were injured, one severely, as a Cleveland contingent traveled to Oxford for a football game. Authorities reported brake failure and a tree branch break aiding the rescue.
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Beye Hamilton
Venice
Brandon
Middletown
Hamilton
Iamilton
East River Road
Aires
Venices
Woiech
Camerons
Hinbbard
Teich Hooker
Goodman Ave Naz
Betty Lou Weigel
Wee
Shirley May’ Weigel
Dan Weigel
Weigel
Mercy Hospital
Rawilton
John Stabler
East River
Tooker
Hubbard
Wwe
Tooke
noRnalt
Middletown Pike
Ohio University
Athens
Kenneth Heilman
Congress Avenue
Cleveland
Oxford
Merny Hospital
Worley
Athecy
Ft. Hatwitton Hospital
Albert Kushert
Kushert
Middletown Hospital
Eldow
Impressive Services Mark Anniversary At St. Pauls
Members and friends of St Pauls Evangelical Church gathered for the 40th anniversary opening program. Prayers of thanksgiving were offered as the church recognized seven charter members with bouquets of appreciation. Reverend W Vollbrecht, the pastor, noted his silver anniversary with the congregation.
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St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Gol
Willian Yackle
Yackle
A. M. Holdefer
William Boucher
John Hahn
Atre
Henry Zoellner
Charles Weiss
Fred Golly
Barhars’ Bertach
W. Vollbrecht
Campaign to back Hamilton charter change outlined
In Behalf of Charter Change a Speakers Bureau will organize to support a proposed Hamilton city charter amendment. A Monday afternoon meeting at the committee headquarters will appoint volunteers to explain the amendment and its need to preserve taxpayer services funded by surplus gas and other revenues. John Lewin chairs the speakers bureau with a list of volunteers including Mrs. C. B. Woolford Miss Caroline Morgedant Teabelfo Beardsley GC E Woolford Lucian Kali W. B. Rowe Stiphon Robinson IL Sanders Morris G. Naylor Dr. Mark Millikin Cyrus J. Fitton and others.
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Lie
Hamilton
Win Citizens Charter
Committee
C. B. Woolford
Caroline Morgedant
Teabelfo Beardsley
GC. E. Woolford
Lucian Kali
W. 8. Rowe
Stiphon Robinson
IL. Sanders
Morris G.naylor
Mark Millikin
Cyrus J. Fitton
Shots Fired Into Allen Bedroom
Mary Allan awoke Sunday morning to find two bullets in her Gee Aye Nua bedroom after shots were fired through the window Saturday night. Police were informed and detectives investigated, reporting the bullets were fired from a sedan by joyriders.
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Mary Allan
Gee Ayenua
Allen
Delantives
Joyriders
Five Arrested After Hamilton Gang Sweep
Police followed a hunch leading to the recovery of clothing, auto parts, and 100 in value, and the detachment detained five men in Mine Town near Princeton. Detectives Oscar Devker and Robert Leonard credited a hunch for snapping up members alleged to be part of a gang tied to petty thefts and auto thefts across Hamilton, Yutles, and surrounding counties.
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Hamilton Poliee
John Schumacher
Minetown
Princeton
Hamilton
Yutles
Grabel Injured While Repairing Tire Incident
Oliver Arabel, 22, tire shop manager at Puth and Sycamora Heasthaatfer de, sustained a painful scalp laceration when a tire exploded and struck him in the head Saturday morning. He was transported to Moray Hospital, treated, and later discharged.
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Grabel
Oliver Arabel
Ab Puth
Sycamora Heasthaatfer
Moray Hospital
Halloween Vandalism Prompts Police Appeal in Hamilton
Police Chief John C. Calhoun urges Hamilton youths to enjoy Halloween without property damage after weekend vandalism. Reported incidents include rocks through a window on Heaton Street, window and poster damage on Menton and Elvin avenues, tomato splatters, soaped windows, and vandalized posters at the Palio theatre. Authorities also investigated false burglar alarms and prowlers on several streets, with routine weekend calls noted.
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John C. Calhoun
Millard Childs
Heaton Street
Menton Street
Elvin Avenue
Waton Avenue
Elvin Avenis
Palio Theatre
South Third Street
Plraaent Avenue
Charles Simpson
Anlls
Third Street
Waterman
Dyawn and Whitaker Company
Naeth Monument Avenue
Walker Company
Court Street
Maple Ave
Anue
Second
Conet
Coal Merchants to Meet Tuesday Noon
Members of the Hamilton Retail Merchants association will hold a meeting Tuesday noon at the YOM. G. A. according to an announcement this morning by Al Pater, president of the association.
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Hamilton Retail Vent Merchante’ Association
Yom. G. A
al Pater
Gistation
Cat and dog chase ends in domestic incident
West Side resident J Weaver reports a dog chasing his cat with threats heard at police headquarters. Fred Stitsinger, owner of the dog, says the cat pursued his dog. Both animals survived the incident with minor injuries by Monday, according to police updates.
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J. Weaver
North B Street
Pullin
Jal
Niederoan
Weaver
Fred Stitsinger
Wilgelawn Avenue
Stitsinger
Palia
Rob Ministers Home Robbed of 160 Cash on Ross Avenue
Deputy Sheriff Charles Walke investigated a burglary at Hansford Purvis the minister of a church on Ross Avenue. Thieves pried in from a rear window and removed 160 in cash from a locked cabinet. Purvis was away at the time. money included in ones fives and tens. A separate note: Walter Pipper held 100 bags of feed until claimed. A bicycle found by a 12 year old on North E street is held by police.
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Sheakhie
Hansford Purvis
Colerain Pike
Purvis
Ross Avenue
Charles 3
Walke
Adil LA
Walter Pipper
Dayton Street
Charles Franges
North E Street
County Clerk Roberts threatens court over $ Enrollment change
George Roberts clerk of the courts protested a 1932 budget cut from 14520 to 10204 for deputies and clerks. He argued office work had increased and required skilled staff and reasonable salaries. Roberts warned of suit to test commissioners' discretion and relief sought for the clerk’s office.
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Butler
George
Roberts
Rebarta
Butleé
Republicar
George Robéxa
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton
Board’ County Commissioners
Ein
George R. Roberts
Gain in Sixth Ward Voter Registrations Stirs Interest
Tabulation of Sixth Ward registrations shows a gain of 387 voters since the 1938 presidential election. The list now reads 2,324 men and 1,868 women, with gains mainly in men and little in women. Precinct totals vary, but precinct C lists 342 voters this year versus 387 in 1928.
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Hamilto
Vntera
Fromén
Phos
Wwe
Otis Parshall Recovers Stolen Goods In Local Auto Theft Case
Otis Parshall of R R 4 recovered five gallons of kerosene and groceries stolen from his automobile parked at Main Street and Edgewood Avenue Sunday morning. Parshall told police he caught the suspect, the Chief, but refused to charge him with the theft.
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Otis
Parshall
Hamilton
R. R
Main Street
Edgewood Avenuue
Lutzwiif avit to revoke contract suit filed
Albert and Lillie Intzwif of Hamilton sue in common pleas court to revoke a contract to sell two Sixth ward lots including the Rupah and Coffers shop at 2601 Dixie Highway sold to Clarence and Fimma Herald on March 16 1920 for 11810.50 There is now due 10739.25 and the terms of the one tract have been broken says the petition
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Lutzwif
Albert and
Lillie Intzwif
Hamilton
Common Plans
Sixth Ward
Dixie Highway
Clarence
Fimma Herald
Stone block and red lanterns cause city blotter tale
Patrolman Dunigan reports a stone blocking 117 North Third near Bushey Street. Patrolmen Bippus and Tuley cannot move it. a red lantern on the stone is noted as stolen. Leagers lifts the block to the sidewalk and returns one lantern to police. The store sits before Russell Thonuts’s home.
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Onevacim
Dunigan
North Third
Bippus
Tuley
Leagers
Russell Thonuts
Court sentences Griffith Phillips in libel charges
Judge Clinton D. Boyd for common pleas court in Middletown sentenced William A. Griffith and J. O. Phillips of Moraine City after overruling appeals for new trials. Griffith fined 100 dollars and six months jail with jail suspended on payment of fine and costs. Phillips given a similar sentence with only two months suspended, requiring four months served. Phillips may appeal arguing jurisdiction due to Montgomery County location. The cases stem from libel against Grover Fleming, The Examiner editor, with Fleming providing information to investigators.
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Clinton D. Boyd
Common Pleas
William A. Griffith
Middletown
J. 0
Phillipe
Boyd
Phillips
Alsely
Lan
Butler County
Montgomery County
Examiner
Philling
Moraine Gily
Montgomery Coun
Griffith
Leen
Fibel Aneinst
Grover Fleming
Fleming
Eastern Star Delegates Rally For 43rd Session In Dayton
Mrs Bernice Knecht and other Washington Chapter No 193 members are set to attend the 43rd annual Eastern Star session at the Masonic temple in Dayton Ohio. About 800 members are expected over the three day meeting beginning Tuesday evening. Patrolman Timmer arrested Bert Bittinger for unpaid fine on a bench warrant issued by Municipal Judge Alphonse Pater.
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Bernice Knecht
Snd
Chester’ Maanton
Clarence Hennyberger
Sfiss
Maude Swearinger
John Hlagk
Stadler
Oxford
Washington
Oector
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Itar
Masonic Temple
Dayton
Ohio
Rittinger
Fred Timmer
Bert Bittinger
Shermen Avenue
Alphonse Pater
Butler Delegates Named for 4-H Club Congress
Butter county 4 H club executive committee met Saturday afternoon to select delegates for the national 4 H Congress at Ohio State University the week of October 30 to November 5 Nine delegates are listed Florence Hillsbrand Ruth Sixt Dorothy Harris Alma Henrie John Wolsefer Clyde Maddox Howard Webber Charles Schaefer Mrs Philip Beier leader of the Fond club Milford township and William Petri leader of the Dairy club Hanover township will accompany the delegates Continued on Page 13
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Butter County 4.1
Seacti
Nub Congress
Club
Ohio State Univerity
Florence Hillsbrand
Ruth Sixt
Dorothy Harris
Alma Henrie
John Wolsefer
Clyde Maddox
Howard Webber
Charles Schaefer
Mra
Philip Beier
Fond Club
Milford Township
William Petri
Dairy Club
Hanover Township
Street Parade To Follow Mass Meeting At Rialto Theatre
A mammoth democratic rally is planned in Hamilton next Friday night with a parade through town followed by a mass meeting at the Rialto theatre Front and High street. Principal speakers include Judge Leon McCord national committeeman from Alabama Theodore Tangeman Ohio commerce director and Judge Wills Stephenson of the Ohio Supreme Court bench. The event aims to discuss national and state issues with a pre rally parade under the Junior Democratic club auspices.
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Hamilton
Rialto Theatre
Front and
High Street
Leon Mc Gord
National Democratic
Sone
Democratic Club
Iter
Leon McCord
Circuit Court of Alabama
Alabama
South
McCord
Ohio
Hiniy Fudge McCord
Theodore Tadgeman
Ue Commerce
Tangetan
George White
Wills
Stephen
Ohio Supreme Court
Stephenson
Butler County
Beye
Havon
Hke
Navy Day plans altered amid speaker and ushers lineup
No celebration at Navy Day as Reed Hamilton will not appeal. Navy reserve officer Dr W J Schneider leads Sea Scout troopers as ushers to create a naval mood at Elk's Temple for David S Togalls Republican candidate for governor speaking Thursday evening. Frank Robinson, 32, of 1022 Rosa Avenue, charged with intoxication in warrant signed by his wife at police HQ.
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Reed Hamilton
W. J. Schneider
Elkx
David S. Togalls
Robin Aon
Frank Robinson
Rosa Aroute
Ramston Weather AB Data Summary
Fragmented OCR notes list daily temperatures for several years including 1831 1990 1929 1925 1927 and 19020 with references to a maximum of 6 4 and a minimum around 55 35 and a 24 hour intake. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
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River Rd
Grash
St. Paul’s
Charter Change
Speakers’ Bureau
Manstown
Owen Spicer
Maustown
Otis Spicer
Maystown
Melvin Shultz
Alm Street
Phillip Hellig
Covington
Edward Shultz
Mill Street
Oscar Devker
Robert Leonard
Central Avenue
ED Wheelan
Bentley
Popy
CLD Bentley
Pdi
Tizia
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Wyntam
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Ramston's Weather AB
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