Hamilton Charter Amendment Threat to City Costs
Speakers from four groups warned that if the Hamilton charter amendment fails at the November election, 23 firemen and six policemen would be discharged, garbage collection would stop or be privatized, and poor relief would end. Estimated costs include about 26 a year per home for private garbage collection and fire insurance premiums rising over 50,000 annually.
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Hamilton
Amillon
Cyris J. Fitton
Moulders and Barhers
Trades and Tandor Temple
Walter
Rowe
Raymond Fy. Burke
Ily
Gilizena Charter
Funda
Dharts
Elestria
Hamilton Red Cross Roll Call Opens Armistice Day
Voters rise by 702 in Hamilton as Red Cross roll call begins on Armistice Day. Schedule of charity and club talks planned through Thursday includes Millikin addressing Woman's club at Mrs. Black’s home and several other club meetings across town led by Beavilelay, Elle, Fitz, and Zeigler with dates from Tuesday to Thursday at various venues.
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Hamilton
Harmilton
Mark Millikin
Woman's Club
David Black
Teachel Beavilelay
Rishard Prechtling
Elle, MoKes
Dunlag
Cyrus. Fitton
Butler County Fair Posts Three Thousand Dollar Deficit
The Butler county fair showed no deficit of about $3,000 for the annual 1038 performances. Premiums to the duty exhibitors and some Beaver exhibitors of farm products were paid and salaries of divisors of bios society have been paid. Commissioners will not act to cover the deficit from taxation until after January 1 when funds from a mental collection become available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County
Win Yopork
Upton Moorehead
W. M. Hrofyn
Butler Couity
Cnlburat Goalety
Butler County Comenis
Salavies
Bios Sociaty Hiya
Dance and Party Arrangements for Knights Templar Auxiliary
Arrangements were made for a dance under the auspices of Auxiliary of Commandery No. 41 Knights Templar on Wednesday evening at Oxford Roadtonn for members and their guests. Each member may invite one guest couple. Pins were issued at the regular meeting in the Mancito temple and a card party is planned for the next meeting on November 28.
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Templar
Red Cross Plans Outline for Armistice Day Roll Call
Enthusiastic group gathers Monday to map the Red Cross Armistice Day to Thanksgiving roll call under G. Stanleg Belvey. Misa Caroling A. Margedunt lauds 16 years of Red Cross work in Hamilton, noting flour and cotton distributions, thousands of yards of material for garments, and hosiery and underwear for the needy this winter. Two and a half carloads of flour and another carload requested, donated by the National Red Grass, with $500,000 toward wheat conversion.
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Red Cross
Hamilton
National Red Grass
Building and Loan Men Attend Ohio Meeting
W d Wrede John A Walftange and Vernon Urnzen of the Columbia Building and Lenn W G Beeler Brendon R Millikin Herman C Sanders of the West Side Building and Towns H A Ralston and Charles Peotzer of the Hamilton Homestead Loan attend the 44th annual meeting in Coyenca Columbus October 25 to 27.
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W. d. Wrede
John A. Walftange
Vernon Urnzen
Columbia
Lenn
W. G. Beeler
Brendon R. Millikin
Herman C. Sanders
West Side
H. Ay Ralston
Charles Peotzer
Hamilton Homestead Loan
Hamilton
Coyenca
Columbus
Nazarene Church Revival Plans Announced
Plans for a Nazarene church revival start November 14 and run for two weeks. The executive board of the church’s young people met Monday evening and decided to invite Rev. G Te Moora of Lackland to preach.
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Nazarene
The
Nazarene Church
G. Te Moora
Lacklanil
BUGHRE PARTY BY WOMEN OF MOOSE
A cobia party hosted by Women of the Moose Junior Chapter No 7 at the Moose hall drew about 60 attendees for an afternoon and evening gathering.
Baptist Guild Plans December Musical Play
Mothers of the Jennie Santidgo chapter of the First Baptist World Wide Guild met to approve a December play titled Where’s Grandma, with Miay Pauline Settle and Laurel agorne leading efforts. Ty Vernon will head the program for the annual Christmas musical as Mica Katherine Stitsinger presides, with Mrs. Ray Baker overseeing devotions and Mrs. Ray Iglpbert named property manager for the production.
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Mothers of the
Jennie Santidgo
First Baptist World Wide Guild
Miay Pauline Settle
Laurel Agorne
Thane
Grandma
Vernon
Mica Katherine Stitsinger
Ray
Baker
Ray Iglpbert
T. Lelfbeit
Fireside Forums to Begin Sunday at Camp Campbell Card
The first of the fall and winter Sunday afternoon Fireside Forums will be held Sunday at Camp Campbell Court under the direction of the YMCA. Christ Geckeler will discuss touring Europe this summer. Refreshments will be served and transportation will be provided for those with cars. Attendees should contact Harry G. Helwig or J. Ziegler by 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Camp Campbell
Harry G. Helwig
Christ Geckeler
Europe
YMC
Tovch
Mr. Helwig
J. Ziegler
Committee On
Kautz Named Lieut Governor Of Kiwanis District
Delegates from the 11 stubs in the district met at the Netherland Flora in Cincinnati to decide the Kiwanis International third district leadership. Judge Kautz was presented by Robert Sommers and endorsed by Keller and Dr Axby, with Pat Porno also supporting the nomination.
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B. JcKautz
Ohio Council of Kiwanis International
Euch
Netherland Flora
Cincinnati
State Council
Kaatz
Robert Sommers
Cincinnati Club
Kiwaniam, Keller
Oxford
Axby
Tarrigan
Pat Porno
Slao
Hamilton
Halloween Crowd Prep Means Traffic Clamps in City
City officials set a record crowd forecast for Halloween night with major downtown street closures from 6:30 p.m. to end of festivities. Four blocks will be blocked, parking banned on High Street and adjacent lanes, and traffic rerouted on Second Third and Market streets. Police Chief Calhoun will field a large traffic squad and towing will start after 6:46 p.m. for violators. A separate man charged with carrying a concealed weapon, Orvilla Fraughton, was fined $10 and costs after claiming he carried the gun to protect himself during a robbery.
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Orvilla Fraughton
Gowersville
Ind
Manimipal
Froughton
G. Davis
Esltimore
Olo Railroad
Connersville
High Street
Third
Third Street
Court Street
Journal Square
High Trent
Ludlow Street
John C. Calhoun
Anton
City Managers Association Opens Annual Conference
City Manager Russell P. Price chaired a luncheon at the Hotel Gibson Cincinnati to open the annual conference of the International City Managers association. Dr Price attended Tuesday sessions and will read a paper at the round table. Police Chief John C Calhoun attended sessions discussing police work.
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Russell P. Price
Gibson
Cincinnati
International City Mana Peers Association
Dr. Price
John C. Calhoun
Trucking Firm Targeted Twice by Thieves After Fire
Dreher Trucking warehouse, damaged by fire five weeks earlier and under repair, was visited twice by thieves Monday night. Police say a small amount of lumber was stolen and a window was broken as four suspects attempted to enter the office. Detectives reported no other items were taken from the premises.
No Witnesses Report Hanover Township Farm Tragedy
George Stieg, 74, a Hanover Township farmer, was killed when a horned bull charged him as he tried to drive it from a cornfield. The bull, which had been dehorned, but head butting knocked Stieg down and the animal toppled him about 20 feet, crushing his chest. Coroner Edward Coot investigated with no witnesses. the attack occurred about an hour before Stieg’s wife found the body wedged under a fence. The scene showed cows had broken fences and entered the cornfield near the old Oxford road six miles from Hamilton.
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George Stieg
Hanover Township
Edward Coot
IL m
Stieg
Cook
Deboly Reports District Meeting At Addyston
Mrs Saveh presented the district school report at the regular Miami Council No 43 Panahontas meeting in Addyston. The session handled routine business then closed with a social hour. Millville Ladies Aid to host annual chicken dinner Thursday evening starting at 5 o'clock at the Reformed church.
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Millville
Ladies! Aid Society of the
Milville Federated Church
Reformed
Mounting Costs of Operating County Probate Court
County records show rising probate court operating costs from 1916 to 1931, with expenses increasing from 6754 in 1916 to 14259 in 1931. Juvenile court expense data also reveal steady cost growth, including mothers pensions and support of minor children, reflecting tax burdens.
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Robert
Woodruff
Sedinpsige
Butler County
Ju‘venila Court
Templars Hear Conclave Report in Hamilton Meeting
The state conclave report, held in Columbus Delaware 11 13, was presented by Stentey Wirtz at Hamilton Commandery No 41 Knight Templar in Ele Masonic temple. The next conclave will be in Springfield and the jury invites Templars to a dance Wednesday evening at Oxford Road Inn.
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Columbus
Delahee
Stentey Wirtz
Hamilton Commandery No
Knight Templar
Ele Masonic Temple
Springfield
Templara
Ing
Oxford Road Inn
Five Men Arrested in Kentucky Auto Theft Ring
Four to face theft charges in Kentucky with a fifth fined after a Sunday roundup by police and county officers. The alleged gang allegedly tied to burglary at Will Fike’s Istora in Old Landing, where $250 in merchandise was stolen. Officers said the men would be taken to Old Landing to face robbery charges unless extradition was waived.
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Kentucky
Old Landing
John G. Galhoun
Calhoun
Will Fike
Ole Lending
Gaiboun
District Nurses Meeting at Fort Hamilton
District No. 3 Ohio Nurses Association met at Fort Hamilton hospital for October events. Misa Katherine Buckley presided. program by Miss Scholtz. James Thompson and Miss Elsia Kemp opened with songs. talks on pernicious anemia by Dr. Clauda L. Weston. After business, nurses hosted by Mrs. Edward Sohagen served sandwiches pumpkin pie candy and coffee.
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Fort Hamilton
James Thompson
Misa Elsia Kemp
Sylvia
Mies “Remp
Clauda L. ‘Weston Payn
T the
Mes
Hamer Gard
Florence Murphy
Nelson Eine
George Sohnagen
S. M. Goodnll
Charles TI. Keely
James Reeder
Brandon R. Millikin
Cincinnati
MC. A
Voters in Hamilton City Register Men Dominate 1928 Totals
Hamilton's eligible voters reach 23,318 with men increasing by nearly 14,000 and women dropping by over 700 since 1928. The city now lists 19,673 men and 9,642 women on the poll books, a shift not due to population rise but greater male political engagement amid campaign issues.
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Cuy Charter Commission
Amilton
Council of Men
Bamilton
Hamilton
Nantes
Erea
Twith Werd
Bixth
Eha
Thn
Rt Josephs Young People Plan Thanksgiving Bazaar
The Rt Josephs Young People committee met Monday night to plan a Thanksgiving bazaar to be held Monday and Tuesday nights November 21 and 22. Elmer Klein was elected chairman of the bazaar and he appointed committees.
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Rt. Joseph's Athletic Association
Elmer Klein
Aeay
Weather brief for Hamilton and Mizleom last night
Fragmentary weather note reports temperatures around 42 degrees for Mizleom and a similar range for Hamilton yesterday evening. No further details or readings are legible.
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Kiwanis
Tn City
Calhounigen
PRICE
Hanover
Ed Wheelan
Sriscre
Kvans
Miss Grace
Tena
Lucius
Omron
Norung Mar
Millville Federated Board
D. Tobias Honir
Millville Federated Sunday School Board PLC
Gladyse Cillespie
RT. Josephs Young
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