Republican Candidates Seek to Fool Voters in Butler County
Eight Republican candidates in Butler County issued a circular promising to cut county operating costs by 31 700 over two years. The Journal argues the savings stem from the Ohio Legislature’s September special session and not from any Republican action, noting costs will drop due to broader funding changes and not to specific officeholders. The piece urges voters to question the pledges and highlights existing budget data and salary reductions set by state action.
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Butler County
Tha Joursal
Haldera
Ohio
Mda
Buller Cquity
Haven
Ats
Butcher County
X- Publican
Awsitor
Budget Commission
Hamilton and Hoover greet crowds in Hamilton ceremony
Thousands gathered as Hamilton welcomed President Hoover during a city event marking 25 years of service by Charles J. Potvish as treasurer of the Ohio Building and Loan association. A session in Columbus elected officers and approved a stance against rising government costs and endorsing the Federal Home Loan Bank system. Later a two-vehicle crash on Springfield Pike near Woodlawn injured four, including Mr and Mrs Wredwell and Mrs Little, with injuries described as cuts and bruises. driver fault disputed by police.
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Charles J. Potvish
Ie Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Wecrdiary
The
Home Loan, and Building Association
Ohio Building and Tam Association
Columbus
Mhurgilay
Varrishing
State Association
Alyna
Allright
Akron
Edward Holts
Cincinnati
N.rebepson
Vernon
James A. Povine
Thuraday
Dredwell
Weaton
Nori
Myre
Tredwell
Mercy Hospital
Glen Chambers
Millville
County Considers Bond Issue To Cover Delinquent Taxes
Butler County commissioners discussed issuing bonds to cover expenses as tax delinquencies rise. A November payroll delay is possible until the county treasurer completes tax settlements. Hyre amendment allows bonds if needed, with delinquency estimated around five percent and finances tightened for 1934.
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Butler
Aelion
Joseph III. DuBois
Ohio
John M.unrlan
Children’s’ Home
Ilyrehill
County Fonds
Delinquencien
Weather summary for Hamilton historical date
Temperature readings show a maximum of 51 and a minimum of 31 at night. For the same date in prior years the listed figures include 1931 1939 1929 1928 1827 1928 and 7. 67 B38 82 5S with rainfall in the past 24 hours 0.07 and month to date 2.07.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Elect Officers in St John’s Hall
Members of Dains Campbell Gard Post, VFW, met in St John’s hall and elected officers for the coming year. Frank Mitchel was named commander with Muz Foil Sunderland as senior vice commander, Burl Mulloy as junior vice commander, George Spranktel as chaplain and Harman as quartermaster, Phillip Mart as officer of the day. The meeting proceeded smoothly and a luncheon followed the business session.
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Dains Campbell Gard Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. John’s Hall
Frank Mitchel
Muz
Foil Sunderland
Painter Not Authorized by City for House Numbers
Police warned residents that no painter has city approval to solicit work printing house numbers. A man with brush and white paint claimed city authorization and sought 25 cents per number, prompting officials to caution the public and deny any city backing.
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John C. Calhoun
Judge Pater's Nephew Called by Death
Municipal Court Judge Alphonse Pater received word Thursday of the death of his nephew Ralph Forke son of Mr and Mrs Urban Forke Meathan Dayton of his nen boyy remains to be buried in local ___
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Pater
Alphonse Pater
Dayton
Ralph Focke
Urban Forke
Rodeo Department In Police Force
Police qualified as farm hands after their usual jobs Thursday night. Officers briefly rounded up three horses and a cow during searches along South D Street and Prok's Addition, but the missing cow remained unfound by nightfall. Sophia Schulthess reported her cow stolen from 3516 Peck Avenue and officers conducted searches without success.
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South D Street
Sophia Schulthess
Peck Avenue
Mothers Honored At Central Church
Thirty mothers of the W. D. Tey class and Rev and Mrs Wolfe of the Central Church of Christ were honored at a Thursday dinner and program at the church. Nes Eliza Ross was hostess, Indowean decorations set the scene. The event opened with group singing and a prayer by Mrs Wolfe, with Mrs Hoss giving the welcome. Mrs Wolfe served as toastmaster and delivered the principal address, while Mrs Wolfe also spoke. The Ladies Bible class invited all mothers to Bible school. After dinner, the group moved to the main auditorium for a program by the W. ED. P. class, with scenes from the Bible school orchestra, a piano solo by Dora Myers, a vocal by Kathleen Roza, and a final play titled Ben peaked Holler Gossiy.
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Afrs. Wolfe
Central Church of Christ
Nes. Eliza Ross
Wolfe
Hoss
Mrv. Wolfe
Brs
Walter Pettit
Ladies! Bible Class
Bible School
W. ED. P
Dora’ Meyers
Kathleen Roza
Ben
Gossiy
Redeemer Women Planning Party and Supper Notice
The Redeemer Women plan a Halloween party Friday at 7 30 in the church with admission a penny or a pound of canned goods for Thanksgiving baskets. Prizes for best costumes, games, and refreshments. The Women Council of Tinden Wald Church of Christ will host an annual chicken supper and bazaar on Thursday, December 4 at the church.
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Unuren
Women’s Council of
Tindenwald
Church of Christ
Individual Responsibility Will Improve Government Says Rotary Speaker
Wilbur M. Cotton, city manager of Petersburg Florida, spoke to the Rotary Elks at the Anthony Wayne Minidons on government and urged support for a proposed amendment to the city charter to be voted November 8. He argued that with the machine age, government must be highly specialized and that responsible citizens, better machinery, and improved charters are the key to reducing costs without cutting essential services.
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Harry Freeman
Bureau of Municipal Research
Rotary Elks
Anthony Wayne
Minidons
Wilbur MM. Cotton
BL Petersburg
Florida
Freeman
Cotton
Issate
Vreeman
Audinees
Econonia
Colton
Gottan
Hamilton crowd greets Hoover on arrival in city
President Hoover arrives in Hamilton with a large crowd gathering near Ludlow Park and along the Baltimore and Ohio crossing. Police manage the throng as clips report his 5 minute talk from a rear platform before the train departs for Indianapolis. Other presidents and historic visits recalled in local memory.
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Hoover
Sycamora Streets
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ludlow Park
Warren G
Antimore
Ohio
Fourtitt
High Streets
Willian Howard Taft
Butler County
Fhedorah Roosevelt
Fifth and
Harrison
Abraham Lincoln
Feadh
Ludlow
Theft of a Tire Reported by Brandenburger
William Brandenborger reported the theft of a tire from his automobile to police on Thursday. He lives at 1255 Parrish Avenue.
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I Brandenburger
William Brandenborger
Parrish Avenue
Enthusiasm Grows for Hamilton Democrats Rally Tonight
Democrats in Hamilton prepare for a major rally tonight at the Ohio Building. Attorney Solingen opens the meeting at 8 with Judge Pater presiding. Judge McCord and Ohio Commerce Director Tangeman will address residents about the political and economic outlook.
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Hamilton
Enid
Columbua
Ohio
Agsoalalion League
Robert Af. Solingen
Pater
Judea
Will Stephenson
Ohio Supreme Court
Grade School Girls at Y W Halloween Party
Girls from seventh and eighth grades attended a Halloween party at the Y W C A club rooms on Thursday evening. Thirty eight participants joined the Stand parade with prizes for the funniest cleverest and prettiest costumes going to Roberts Dick Jana Wintera and Helen McGreevy. The social committee planned games decorations and refreshments. Refreshments included doughnuts cider and vanity.
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Roberts Dick
Jana Wintera
Helen McGreevy
Jewel Braun
Vivian Antrim
Dorothy Gray
Jackis Belcher
Arcia’ Growsher
Roberta Dick
Margaret Doppleb
Eleanor Fritzsche
Margene Gondrich
Katherine Hughes
Beily Krahnhoh
Helen , Raston
Inez George
Anne Kerstiner
Happy Hustlers Halloween Party At Thad Brown Home
Members of the Happy Hustlers class of the Congregational church held a Halloween party Thursday at Thad Brown’s home, 1003 Dayton Street. Games and lunch were enjoyed. Curt Singleton, 37, of 1296 Aart Avenue, surrendered at police headquarters Thursday after a warrant was signed on a non-support charge.
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Dong
Congregational Church
Thad Brown
Dayton Street
Blingleton
Curt Singleton
Aartavin
Association Nite Program at Y W C A Tonight
The Y W C A Association Day program begins at 7 45 pm with Industrial Girls in charge. Living pictures, musical selections, a reader and short play follow a lineup of performers including Marge Connery Anne ONeil Katherine Baldwin Florence Jiunkter Thelma Weisen barger Marélla Thaines Thelma Kieser Lillian Taylor and others. The program closes with a Mechanical band directed by Helen McPherson featuring Thelma Weisenberger Mildred Simpson Elsis Jordan Thelma Kieser Ada Terry Marella Unines and Kathorina Halilyin.
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Y. W. GA
Marge Connery
Anne O'Neil
Katherine “Baldwin
Florence Jiunkter
Thelma Weisenbarger
Marélla Thaines
Thelma Kieser
Lillian Taylor
Marge Deinzer
Henricks Breinig
Mildred Simp
Bice Jordan
Vesper Lynn
Margaret Ott
Wilehelmint
Math
Maria Leyrar
Tha Peddler
Nattie Bergman
Ruth
Petty
Tha Reader
Myg
Meade Connell
Dorothy Stiehl
Eleanor Gratt
Muldred Cunarton
Amelia Bokeno
Anne Hollister
Louiss Wilbert
Mechanical Band
Helen McPherson
Thelma Weisenberger
Mildred Simpson
Elsis Jordan
Ada Terry
Marella Unines
Kathorina Halilyin
Rotary Father and Son Banquet At Anthony Wayne Hotel
The Rotary Father and Son Banquet will be held at the Anthony Wayne hotel on Thursday. Those without a son are urged to bring toys for boys aiding the event. Attending youngsters will not be marked absent or tardy if late to school that afternoon.
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Rotary Chit
Nell Thuersday
Anthony Wayne
C. W. White
Selina
Baptist Missionary Society Plans Overseas Boxes
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church meets with strong turnout. Mrs L Copeland presides as plans for monthly White Cross sewing sessions and overseas quotas are announced. Quotas include Dorothy Kinney of Assam and Melvina Sollman of Swatow China with a Christmas box fund and a scholarship share. A large delegation will attend an all day Norwood meeting on November 1. arrangements chaired by Mrs Vernon Arent.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Chuch
L. Copeland
L. L. Kekert
White Cross Cairman
Dorothy Kinney
Assam
Melvina Sollman
Swatow
China
T He Society
White Cross
Alt
Bis
Robert Teachout
Keans Canyon
Arizona
Norwood
Vernon Arent
Coppage
Quarterly Meeting at First MB to Be Held Tonight
The quarterly conference will be held at First MB tonight Friday at 7 30 p m. Dr Arthur Staples district superintendent will preside and address the meeting as part of the conference agenda.
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Arthur Staples
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