Democratic Rally in Rialto Draws Large Hamilton Crowd
Prominent speakers including Judge Leon McCord Theodore Tangeman and Judge Carl Waywandt addressed a capacity audience at the Rialto theatre Friday night. A parade preceded the event as supporters in banners marched from Third and High streets. Tangeman urged re election of Senator Bulkley and Congressman Harlan and defended Governor White’s term while criticizing the Republican national administration.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Rialto Theatre
Leon McCord
Alabama
Theodore Tangeman
Commerce
Ohio
Cael Waywandt
Jastice
Ohio Supreme Court
Aet
Breoch
Woulthém Himor
Wadge Leon McCord
Montgomery
Theodore Li
Tunjoman
Carl V. Waygabdt
Mais
D Hireet
Rialto
Gilbert Condo
Wager
Narwhal
Janine Democratia Club
Jong
Lin
Theodore H. Wangeman
Tangeman Spears
Tangenin
Provident Hoover
Tangerian
Robert Bulkley
Byran
Harlan
Roosevelt
Tangeman
George White
White
Members drive nets record Hamilton CMA total
The Hamilton M C A round-up yields 203 memberships, surpassing the goal as Bob McCarthy leads boy workers with 11 new members and 92 points, while Laigh Strategier tops the men's division with 18 members and 91 points. Awards celebrate standout volunteers and the campaign ends with continued additions expected.
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Charles T. Meeks
Fender
Meeks
Christ Geckeler
Hirst
Robert McCarthy
McCarthy
Mareig
Bob
Don
Arand Grothaus
High Street
Kieth Gallaher
Ross Avonee
Will Fota
Gincinnati-Wittenberg
Laigh
Gerd
Trenton
Appeal for Relief Clothing Continues in Hamilton
The Woman's relief committee keeps its appeal for used clothing to aid Hamilton's needy. Donations last week came from Mire, Win, Walt, the Methodist church, Mrs. J. 2. Hann, Mes. Simos, the Community Tome, Mrs. Habel, Ira, Edwin Smith, Mrs. Helwig, Mrs. Edith Harter, Mrs. Baker, Rowan Verdin, Frank King, H. H. Kuster, Mrs.ender, Mary Beckett, Mae Honect, Friend, Mrs. Sol Flennner. Week's workers included Mrs. Honey Hammerle, Mrs. Bia McKee, Miss Clara Alen, Arrs Don Davis, Mrs. Robert Sohingen, Mrs. Bronnon, Lon Bovie, Mrs. J. Wessely, Miss Augusta Hossfeld, Mrs. Paul Potter, Roman Verdin, Stephen Elder.
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Xelist Commeittee
Hamilton
Mire
Win
Walt
Methodist Church
J. 2. Hann
Mes. Simos
Tome
Habel
Ira
Edwin Smith
Helwig
Edith Harter
Baker
Rowan Verdin
Frank King
H.H. Kuster
Bénder
Mra
Mary Beckett
Mae Honect
Sol Flenner
Honey Hammerle
Mian
Bia McKee
Clara Alen
Arrs
Don Davis
Robert Sohingen
Bronnon
Lon Bovie
J. Wessely
Augusta Hossfeld
Paul Potter
Roman Verdin
Stephen Elder
Halloween Appeal to Boys Sets City Wide Peace Plan
Police Chief Calhoun urged boys to restrain mischief as Halloween events loom. The city will host celebrations in the business district Monday night with crowds expected along High Court and Journal avenues. Parking will be banned on surrounding streets. Friday night reports say youths damaged homes on Vander Veer and Wing Streets and broke a window on North Second Street.
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Tohn GC. Calhounatturday
High Street
Court Street
Journal Equara
South Thirdatvesta
Youngstera
Damere
Howard ‘Swank
Vander Veer Avenue
William Duellman
Sixth
Wing
Cash Barger
North Second Street
Administrators Named for Ernst G. Ruder Estate
The First National Bank and Trust Co of Hamilton and R V M Ruder filed jointly in probate court Saturday to administer Ernst G. Ruder estate. No will found. personal property valued at 300000 dollars. Brandon R Millikin listed as attorney for the administrator. EM Riley and Ralph M Ruder signed a 600000 dollar bond.
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E. G
R. V
Luting Ruder
Hoover Name To Presidential Visitors Here
Forbert Thovar joined the Presidents in Hamilton during campaign stops. Four years earlier Hamilton was not on the itinerary. Estimates placed the crowd at four to nine thousand as the presidential special halted for five minutes near Third and Sycamore streets. Police lines were strained by the surge while Clinton Egbert, Butler County Republican chairman, spoke briefly and bouquets were presented to Mrs. Fleaver on behalf of local Republican women.
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Forbert Thovar
United States
Hamilton
Goblins at Children’s Home Host Halloween Party
The Good Comrades club at the Children’s Home hosted a Halloween party for the youngest boys and girls Friday afternoon. A grand march and a guessing game followed by bobbing for apples and treats capped the event, with thanks extended to the hosts. Later, non-member boys and girls will attend a planned pumpkin party at the Boys College, with club members in charge.
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Ginod Comrades
Tollowert
Randy
Sider
Good Comrades Club
Good Comrades
Diocese Secretary Speaks at Trinity Church Dinner
Stephen Barnwell the new executive secretary of the diocese was the guest speaker at Trinity Episcopal Church on North Sixth Street The Bay with a devotional by Dr Cassetta a musical program by Mrs Blanche Ferguson Bronson featuring Virginia Casgetta Max Gocholt and connections a light supper followed as guests lingered in conversation
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Stephen Barnwell
Disarse
Trinity Episcopal Church
North Sixth Street
Bay
Cassetta
Waller
Barnwell
Blanche Ferguson Bronson
Anne Man
Virginia Casgetta
Metcalf
Sylvia
Max Gocholt
Shriners Elect Frank Fowles Club President in Hamilton
The Shriners of Hamilton elected Frank Fowles president for the spring year at a Friday night meeting in the Nasano temple mail room. Edward B. Hughes became vice president and Harry B. Wonnell secretary-treasurer. The new president praised the unanimous vote after six years as secretary-treasurer. Dinner by Eastern Star sisters opened the evening, followed by a Show Boat Boys quartet performance.
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Hamiltiun Shring Club
Dinade
Nasanio Temple
Spming
Brant Fowles
Edward B. Hughes
Harry 8. Wonnell
Fowles
Gecretary
Fred BR. Laag
de Ofine
Indies of the Eastern Star
Show Boat Boys’ Quartet of
Hamilton
Earl Sciss
Lail the Lineman Injured After 25 Foot Fall From Pole
Lineman Lail suffered a serious electric shock and fall from a telephone pole at Seventh and Dayton streets. He steadied himself amid a hot wire and guy wire contact, released while grounded, and brought himself to the ground with minor injuries. an X ray showed no fracture. He was treated at Mercy Hospital and said to be improving. Witnesses reported his fall after attempting to free himself from the charged line.
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Lineman Telephone Company
Pyle
Look
Seventh
Dayton
Mercy Hospital
Lait
Lail
Mrs Sam Kautz in Serious Condition After Operation
Iwigo and Mrs B J Kautz traveled Friday night toward Ablsnta Gay after receiving a telegram that their son's wife, Mrs Sam Kautz, was in serious condition at a hospital there. She underwent an appendicitis operation the previous Thursday. Mrs Jess ie Carr Burgess went to Atlanta earlier in the week to be with her daughter during the operation.
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Sam Kautz
Iwigo
B. J. Kautz
Ablsnta
Jessie Carr Burgess
Atlanta
John G. Cole Dies Amid Sudden Heart Failure at 48
John G. Cole beloved husband of Lurai Cole passed away suddenly at his home 947 Vine Street Friday evening at 9:90 p m from heart failure He was born March 14 1864 a lifelong Hamilton resident An active member of the Moose Moose Legionaires American Yeomen and a carpenter He survived by widow son Ralph D Cole Dayton daughter Ethel L Ludley Hamilton two grandchildren two brothers and two sisters An earlier son Chester preceded him In funeral services Tuesday 2 pm at 947 Vine Street Rev James P Sturgeon officiating Interment Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at home Monday afternoon and evening
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T John G. Cole
Lurai Cole
Vine Street
Anam Avoy
High Street
Howard Cook
Mr. Cole
Hamilton
Moose
Moose Legionaires
American Yeovies
Carpenter’s Union
Thess
Ralph D. Cole
Dayton
Ethel L. Ludley
Chester
James P. Sturgeon
Greenwood Cemetery
Friends Tay
Jaou and
Evelling
Pockets Target Hoover Crowd in Hamilton Visit
Police report three light fingered thefts during President Hoover’s three minute visit to Hamilton on Friday. A total of $61 was taken from three pockets as spectators pressed near Third and Sycamore streets. Victims include Nicholan Jonson at High Street, Tom B Crabb at Fairview Street, and Arthur Marks on Dizin Highway, with wallets and a pocketbook reported missing.
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Hoover
Hamilton
Nicholan Jonson
High Street
Arthur Marks
Dizin Highway
Third and
Sycamore Elresta
Legion Home dedication parade and ceremonies detailed
The American Legion in Cleveland outlines a 1:30 PM program for the Legion Home dedication with a parade from the monument at 12:30 PM, an address by John A. Biden, musical performances, and a public open house. Traffic control by Legion Boy Scouts and a 12:30 PM to 2:38 PM bus shuttle are planned, with autos restricted on the grounds. A second item notes thieves siphoning gasoline from three autos near a residence on Gillville Avenue Friday night.
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Imerisnate
Slock
John
A. Elden
Cleveland
Ohio Department of the American’ Legion
American Legion
Mark Faret
Lockwood
John A.biden
Doora
Lecuty
Legion Boy’ Scouts
Rivera
Legion Home
Tlome
Tereze Autosafrs
Meg Rife
Gillville Avenue
Roomera
Jr Democrats to Hear Marx at Next Meeting
Junior Democratic club leaders announced Judge Robert Marx of Cincinnati will address the group next Wednesday night at the Kieler building on South Second Street. Marx recently joined Franklin D. Roosevelt on his Midwest and Southern tour and is expected to share front line information. C Burns will preside, with M Fehrer as speakers chair.
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Robert Mern
Cincinnati
Rouavelt
Ap Oped
Democratic Club
Keiser Building
Second Street
Jude ‘Marx
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Midwest
Marx
Boyarnor
Pacific’ Coast
Hig
Ath x
C. Buiins
Sy.Mard Fiehrer
Injury by Saw Fatal to Shandon Man
An accident Monday afternoon left Rollie Karl fatally injured at a farm saw when his left elbow struck a gasoline powered circular saw. He was taken to Ft Hamilton hospital where doctors warned amputation near the shoulder might be necessary. Edward Cook explained gas cause. The victim, well regarded in the community, died in a tragic incident that spread mourning Friday night. The report continues on page 3 with local Kiwanis meeting news and Judge Simon Ross scheduled to speak.
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Rollie Karl
Ft Hamilton
Edward
Harttletd
Waa
Taby Ito
German Student Actors to Stage Totentanz Reach Liberty Hall
Liberty Home presents a tour by 12 German student actors from Neroth Alliance to perform the mystery play Totentanz by Johannes Lipp at Liberty Hall on Sunday evening October 30. The group, financed by the German youth promotion organization, has traveled through Europe, South America, and Central America before arriving in Cincinnati after passing through Panama and Mend es.
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Liberty Home
Liberty Home Assosiation
Mark Brillant
Lave
Tetorg
Johannes Lipp
Bollock
Liberty Hall
Seventh Ann Wal
Neroth Alliance
John Halstein
Tha I
Berlin
Germany
Europe
South American
Panama
Mendes
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hamilton
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Bob McGarthy
Strategier
Hamilton ¥. M. C. A
Mi. O
Eho
Dy & Erate
Trinity Church
Shriners of Hamilton
Frank Fowles
Club
R- Cole
Tom B. Crabb
Fairview Ateput
Sorina
Aed
Ed Wheelan
Wheelan Serial
RF . Sentley
Sshton College
PSE
Shandon
Heitfield
Rose
Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Anthony Wayne
Simon Ross
Court of Appeals
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