Reformation Observance At St John With Lectures And Choir
The St John Evangelist church in London plans special observance of the Reformation on October 30 with two morning services and an evening program. William Dunning of Cincinnati will lecture with illustrated slides on Luther, while the choir directed by Otto Pabst and Mrs Weislagel will perform chorals and cantata numbers including works by Mendelssohn and Parkey. A reception and public invitation accompany the events starting at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Brotherhood of the Church
William Dunning
Cincinnati
Mie
Diehl
Monateins
Misa Higa Dehmann
Hagervines
St. John’s Church
Ebk
Filbert
Lawrence Well
Clarence Knefer
Pred Bthnitker
Loria Pippert
Emergency amendment urged to save city services finances
A 1933 city report outlines drastic budget gaps from delinquencies and reduced revenues. It argues that without a charter amendment excess utility earnings can fund core services, avoid layoffs, and prevent cuts to garbage collection, hospital training, and relief programs, while stressing emergency necessity and urging voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise General Fund
Speakers Discuss City Charter Change and Budget Effects
The article outlines Hamilton's city government under the charter change, detailing valuations and general receipts from 1927 to 1933, noting a $393,442.04 drop in 1933 versus 1927. It highlights improved services, lower fire insurance rates saving about $50,000 yearly, and a projected 1933 expenditure total of $563,007.18 with a 20 percent salary reduction for city employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission
Hamilton
Bishop Smith to Speak at First M E Homecoming
Bishop H Lester Smith, resident Episcopal bishop for Ohio and Kentucky, will preach the atoning service Sunday at First M E Church as part of the homecoming program. The day opens with Sunday school at 8 15 a m for former members and friends. A noon dinner follows at 12 with a special meeting at 10 20 a m and a vesper service at 3 p m directed by Mrs Arthur Ulmschneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lester. Smith
H. Lester Smith
Ohio
Kentucky
Bishop Smith
Dinih
Red Cross Roll Call Plans Highlight Local Aid
Hamilton community leaders map a Red Cross roll call with volunteers from American Legion VFW Disabled Veterans and school groups. G Stanley Helvey heads the effort as roll call chairman with Sam Hice as vice chair and James F Clawson Rural Chairman guiding local and rural reps to recruit volunteers for half to one day shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hamilton
Bamilton
American, Legion
Érican Legion
First Aid
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled Veterans
Hamilton Public School
Coral Butler County
Tiwan
Red Cross Haae
G. Stanley Helvey
Sam T. Hice
Vine
James F. ‘Clawson
Sollenberger
Jis Saving
Ted Roiter
D. R. Baker
Public Schools
C. J. Williams
Butler County
Brother Salatel
le Service Men
Benton Tewart
D.A. V
Sam Tevine
Argorican Legion
D. R. Leiser
SerMon‘s Club
Louis Mapp
Veterang of
Gordon’ Blend
American Legion Auxiliary
Saf Workers' Assn to Meet on October 28
The Safs Workers' association will hold a special meeting on Wednesday October 28 at Crescent Aid hall located at Eighth and Walnut streets. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Workers’ Ass'n
Safs Workers’ Association
Crescent Aid Hall
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Rockefeller appeal urges aid for famine relief amendment
Fragmentary OCR notes quote John D Rockefeller urging support for a proposed amendment to aid the hungry and needy. The fragment mentions Rockefeller once trying to buy out steel interests of Car and calls for action to secure adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Ateel
Car
Ka zt Appointed By Kiwanis Delegation Notes
Dr. Axby of Haverison and Henry Naegele of Middletown named to join conference Tuesday morning as third district delegates discuss proposals and council positions. Hamilton club members Roy Boller and others attend Cincinnati convention with Clayton Leiter and officers. Dr. John B. Wilkerson of Alliance stresses play as vital to living, urging study of play like the stock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Axby
Haverison
Henry Naegele
Middletown
Pat Pogue
Gneinnatl Club
Council
Third District
Hamilton Lab
Gincinnati
Roy Boller
Kenneth Hammond
Leon Dragel
Harry S. Wonnell
John B. Wilkerson
Alliance
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Wilkerson
Play Ag
Snd Ic
Cnise
Edmond FB
Arras
Columbus
Kiwanis Judernational
Fuerals
Registered voters rise with shift in female participation
The report notes increases in registered voters with women showing varied totals. In the fourth ward 2,245 men vs 2,151 in 1025 are eligible to vote, while 1,592 women compare with 1,766 in 1028. Third Ward precincts list active registrations.
Baptist Guild Plans Sunday Lesson Series
The Baptist Guild plans a teaching rotation with junior Philathos class members. Miss Thelma Dallas leads the first five chapters of The Moccasin Trail mission study, focusing on Indian life before and after missionaries. Attendees include Thelma Allen, Elma Baker, Birdie Parham, and several other named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunior Philathos
Thelma Dallas
Misa Lena Lane
Mise Sel We
Betty Tankerrley
Thelma (Allna
Elma Baker
Birdie
Zenio Skin Rich Relief Claims Quick Cure
An ad touts Zenio as a miracle skin product for rash eczema pimples ringworm and pimples claiming relief in about five seconds. It targets millions of users and emphasizes affordable pricing with a $1.23 claim and zero side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno
Millionz
Zemo
Second Ward Praises Grounds Keeper at Payne A. M. E. Church
The Second Ward Improvement Association writes to Reverend G. W. Maxwell praising the Payne A. M. E. Church grounds for a summer of well kept lawns. Henry D. Kessling, secretary, signs the letter and Maxwell responds with thanks for the acknowledgment of the tidy grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grounds Payne A. M. E. Church
Second Ward Improvement Association
Rov
G. W. Maxwell
Payho A
AGB
Second Ward
Ray
Maxwell
Henry_d. Kessling
Payne A
Four face theft charge in Kentucky
Four men linked to a Kentucky theft case face charges after extradition from Ohio. Olin Spicer aged 28 and his brother Gwen 20 from Mansfield, Edward Schults 20 of 328 Mill Street, and Philip Wellig 19 of Covington were arrested. Melvin Schultz 23% was cleared on loitering charges after a municipal court bail set at 750 and costs. Officers searched the Spicer home in Mansfield, recovering shoes, socks, clothing and auto accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Philip Wellig
Covington
Card Party at Nohrer Residence This Wednesday
A card party will be given at the home of Bra Anthony Nohrer 1241 Harmon Avenue on Wednesday afternoon and evening with the public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrer Romd
Bra
Anthony Nohrer
Harmon Avenue
Ben Hur Court Halloween Party at Ben Hur Hall
Raleigh Debell and others organized a masqued Halloween party for the Tribe of Ben Hay Esther Court No 4 at Ben Hur hall South Second Street. A business meeting named Elmer Johnson as assistant deputy to Deputy Deborah Mitchell. Canning and games followed by lunch. invitations extended to visitors from Lew Wallace Court Dayton and numerous friends from Dayton Indianapolis and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Debell
Donetta Ulrich
Billie Burkhart
Mrs. Messner
Ben Hay
Esther
Ben Hur Hall
South Second Street
F. ¥. Theiss
Dayton
Lhe Ben Hare
Elmer Johnson
Deborah Mitchell
Walter Cissell
Glnra Cooper
F. F. Theiss
Janet Yates
Margie Yates
Irena Crabill
Bernard Sirabill
Dayton Jureiora
Tha Pavey
Indianapolis
John Insfold
Albert Conrad
LE. Conrad
Erma Lermehan
Monday Club Hears Plea On Charter Amendment
An inadustive talk on the importance of passing the proposed amendment to the Hamilton city charter was given by Walter S. Rowe at a Monday night YMCA club meeting. Rev. George B. Pare kin spoke on Christianity and law. Next meeting November 7 is ladies night. Halloween closes Y hours. List of attendees includes G. B. Mannion, C. A. Ottmore, Lester F. King, H. Reigart, J. Kaiser, Elmer Fetter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iis
Feober
Hamilton
Y. MG. A
Walter S. Rowe
George B. Parekin
Lidies
G. BH. Mannion
C. A. Ottmore
Lester F. King
Ay R. Henninger
Jack Concines
H. F. Stafford
W. 8B
Caldwell
Vernon D. Arent
Koskinen
H. Reigart
Sam Collier
C. FL. Deem
Robert
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ST. John
Brotherhood
Humanity
Kiwanis
Baptist Guild
Zenio
Ady
Krow
Ben Hur Court
Monday Club
Kayser ‘Sansrun
Kayser
Sansun
CIA
American Sanitary Laundry
Front
Buckeye
Anderson Furniture Co
High St
Anderson Shaffer Co
E and C. J
Anthony Wayne
A. Berezin
Third St. Brannon
Nat's Bank
the Burnett-Waite Co
Bucker Coal Co
Walnut and
B. & the City Market
S. Front St
Third St- Centner's
First National Bank
Central Motor Co
Front & Market
Chicago
Dan Cohen Co
The
Dow Drug Co
High Sts
Duersch Cycle Co
Third St
Dunlap Clothing Co
Electric Shop
Second St
Elite Bakery Co
Fit-Rite
Koppers Coke Geo. Krebs & Sons
Third
Court Sts
Kresge Co
Lily Oil
Lily Storage Co
Litt
Lowenstein Furniture Co
Ludlow St
Morris Clothing and Shoes
S. Third St
Glen F. Marcum
Main St
Eaton Ave
the Martley Co
J. G. McCrory Co
Miller-Wohl Co
Henry Pater Coal Co
East Ave
Blvd
Pater’s
Central Ave
Grand Blvd
Radcliffe Drug Co
Rentschler
Richman Bros. Co
Riedel & Son
S. Third St. Riedel Shoe Service
Third Sts
Robinson-Schwenn
Journal Sq
Save Supply Co
the Savin Jewelry Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
S. Second St
Sloneker Motor & Implement Co
Rigdon
Harry Strauss Furniture Co
Ludlow
Valley Ice Co
Front St
the Walker Co
Court St
West Side Motor Co
Second & Sycamore
Gene Welborn Co
Market St
Hamilton Merchants’ Associate
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