Mrs Hamilton Called by Death at Taindenwald Residence
Mrs Celesta K Skillman Hamilton widow of Charles D Hamilton died Wednesday at 10 30 am at her home 914 Tiffin avenue Taindenwald after illness She born March 20 1858 in Pleasant Run Ohio moved with her parents to Collinsville Ohio married Charles B Hamilton November 24 1871 She lived in Symmes Corner and then Hamilton She is survived by son Walter R B Hamilton Middletown six grandchildren three sisters and one brother Funeral Saturday 2 00 pm at sister Mrs George Jennings 914 Tiffin avenue Taindenwald burial Greenmeadow Cemetery Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening.
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Mra
Celesta K. Hamilton
Tiffin Avenue
Charles D. Hamilton
Isaac
Mary R. Skillman
Pleasant Bus
Ohio
Collinsville
Charles B. Hamilton
Symmes Corner
Twamilon
Bors
Joseph Steiger
Grace Hamilton
Walter
Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Taindenwald
Ynterment
Greemyood Cemetery
Hamilton Crime Rates So Far This Year Compared Across Cities
Hamilton, Butler counties in Ohio and Campbell County Kentucky report crime totals for January through June. The Cincinnati Regional Police Association notes Hamilton’s figures as excellent versus Middletown Cincinnati Newport and provides counts for murders manslaughter robberies assaults burglaries grand larceny petty larceny and auto thefts.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati Regional Crime Commission
Villanges
Butler County
Ohio
Campbell County
Kentucky
Cincinnati Regional Police Association
Heamilton
Middletown
Cincinnati
Newport
Funeral Services For Jerome Plant
Funeral services for Jerome Plant will be held at Weir funeral home in Cincinnati on Wednesday morning with Jewish rites at the home and Masonic services at Priew Fill cemetery. Interment follows under Washington lodge supervision. A final account in the Rupp estate was filed showing receipts of 1080.61 and distributions to heirs and related parties.
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Jerome B. Plaut
Metosky
Mish
Weir Funeral Home
Reasing Voad
Cincinnati
Washington Lodge
No. 17
Plout
Rupp
William Krauth
Jacob Rupp
John P. Rupp
Clarence W. Young
Eugens Sheley
Willian Krauth
John Brotherhood Picnic At Camp Seventy Five Members Attend
Seventy five members of St. John's brotherhood and their families held a Wednesday picnic at Henry Grimmer camp on Four Mile Creek. Activities included games and a dusk devotional and song service led by Rev. F. C. Kuether. William Kettler, president of the brotherhood, spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brotherhood
St. John’s Brotherhood
Henry Grimmer
Four Mile Creek
F.C. Kuether
William Kettler
Brotherhood
Bidders Get Plans For Junior High Construction
The article lists contractors who obtained plans and specifications for the junior high project. It names firms and individuals across Hamilton Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Indianapolis and other locales who secured mechanical heating ventilation plumbing and electrical wiring specs. Several bidders requested heating and ventilation only while four contractors requested plumbing and electric wiring specifics.
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Mueller
Ati
Charles H. Shook
Hayton
I. R. Blagg
Dayton
Frank Moessnep and Son
Cincinnati
Antenen Engineering Company
Hamiton
Georgenson Contracting Cmpany
Hamilton
F. K. Vaughn Building Company
Ed Honnert
M. Henlthy
A. Rensing and Sons
Clarence Wiles Receives Army Reserve Commission
Clarence Elwood Wiles of 937 Cleveland Avenue Hamilton has been commissioned in the army reserves and assigned to the field artillery. He is named a second lieutenant, with the War Department announcing the assignment.
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Maya Thireau
Jourant
Washington
Clarence Elwood Wiles
Cleve‘land Avenue
Hamilton
Army
Field Artillery
War Department
Wiles
Barn Fire Destroys Buildings on Martz Farm
Flames destroyed the barn shed and stable on Frank Martz’s farm south of Weel Middletown along the Miltonville road. The blaze began about 8:80 p.m. from an unknown cause. A bucket brigade formed by neighbors saved the dwelling and Marty saved an auto inside one burned building. No estimate on losses was given, including hay grain and implements. no livestock harmed.
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Martz
Frank Martz
Wednessy
Ilay
Weel
Middletown
Miltonville
Ameansa
Marty
Rites Today for H E Sentene y
Funeral services for William B Sentene y, a Hamilton resident, will be held this afternoon at three from the Griesmet Grim funeral home with Rev Jester F King officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Park Cemetery. Pallbearers include Albert Zalliow and Chaney Pierson.
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William B. Senteney
Hamilton
Griesmet-Grim
Jester F. King
Intervent
Rose Till Park
Bessie
Wal
Gasoline Prices Cut Across Ohio by One Cent
Gasoline firms in Haritillon announce a one cent lower price for premium and regular grades, effective statewide in Ohio. New prices show 124% and 15% cents per gallon after state and federal taxes. third grade remains unchanged.
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Haritillon
Ohio
Moonshine Still Found in Peck's Addition Cornfield
Police found a moonshine operation in a Peck's Addition cornfield on Wednesday afternoon May 1. Officers Herb Crowthers and Urban Sieugees uncovered two gallons of finished moonshine, a destroyed distillery, kerosene burners, and oil stained barrels emitting strong odors.
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Herb Crowthers
Cherry Avenue
Eor
Hundred Bushel Corn Club Meets at London Prison Farm
The 100 Bushel Corn Club of Ohio will hold its seventh annual summer meeting at the London Prison Farm in London Ohio on Wednesday September 7. D T Herrman county agent received the notice. The program includes a farm tour in the morning a basket dinner at noon and a second tour of buildings followed by a speaking program in the chapel. W L Amring superintendent of the prison farm Hail H Hanefeld director of agriculture for Ohio and Dean J P Cunningham of the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University will speak between prison musical interludes.
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Ohio
London
D. T. Herrman
Storkade
W. L. Amring
Suppe
Hail H. Hanefeld
Agricultney
Dean J. P. Cunningham
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Deny Debt and Estate Claim in Probate Case
An answer filed in probate court denies 3120 dollars due Nina Hunt Beliz from the estate of Mary EB Hunt Severtnife for services from June 1926 to June 17 1952. The claimant supposedly had free rent and meals for a horse and son. A counter claim of 1580 is noted. Mrs Charles Dawson recovering Nicely after operation at Mevey hospital on Monday.
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Mary Hunt
Nina Hunt Beliz
Mary EB. Hunt
Severtnife
Horse and Son
Charles Dawson
Charles W. Dawson
Symmes Avenue
Mevey Hospital
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Hamilton Crime Law
Jerome Plant
U. B
Clarence Wiles
H. E. Senteney
Still
Moon
Hundred Bushel Corn Club
Gy Fion Grads
Popstar Gators
Sears
Sears. Roebuck Ann CO
Hess
Hays
Canada
Rocky River
Chuck Roast
Kroger
Creamery
Loir
Red
Malagas
Country Club Tb
JennRad
Oxford
Country Club
Hollywood
Jarge Moore Atyle
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