Good Will tour planned by Hamilton merchants
Hamilton merchants announce a full Good Will tour for Wednesday September 7 to spread a message of friendship and confidence throughout Butler County and Hamilton. Planes, parades, and broadcasting equipment will start at 10 am at the Butler County Courthouse with a route through Hamilton and rural districts including Venice, Shandon, Oxford, and Middletown after making a chicken dinner stop.
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Hamilton
Batter County
Butler County
Robert F. Fisher
Adolph Krebs
Paul Pater J
Woalter Wack
Emery Dunlap
Wednnesday
Dotai
Buller County
William Howe
Butler County Automobile Club
Triobel
William A. Brown
Lily Oil Company
Hambach
High
Main Streets
Courthound
Faton Avenue
Eaton
Webster
Millville Avenue
Armondale
Ross Avenue
B Street
Bleck Street
Black Street
North Third
Heaton
Heater
Second
Dayton
Front
Butler Counte
Robert Fisher
Hamton
Weather data for Hamilton area yearling period
Weather summary notes show mixed readings with maximum temperatures up to 93 and minimums around 53 across selected years. Rainfall in the past 24 hours and month to date list indicates measurable precipitation totaling 0.153 inches.
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Marlon
Record Crowd for Democratic Rally Forecasted Today
Weather: rain overnight and Saturday morning did not deter a county Democratic rally at White City Park. Committeemen expect attendance to rise by 4 p.m. despite showers, with plans for emergency shelter and large-venue seating in the Aanen hall. Tickets were reportedly available at the venue.
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White City Park
Utosn
Legion Meeting in New Home With Two Tickets Named
American Legion held a meeting in a new clubhouse on the New London Pike. A flyer urged citizens to donate surplus furniture due to a chair shortage. A large flag donated by John Berear was presented, and two nominating tickets were listed for the upcoming vote.
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Legion Meeting
New Home
American Legion
Briday
New London Pike
Buildin Committee
Legion
John Berear
American Santuary
R. B. Ditmyer
Millville M, EB
Legion of the Raveting
Municipal Pool Extended Hours Through September 12
Eastview Park pool will stay open until September 12 to ease heat for adults and children. Manager Bilis notes the canal will remain open indefinitely if warm weather persists, with pool hours extended to 10 p.m. for evening use.
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Eastview Park
WOM
Bilis
Tin Pool
New Miami Drainage Work Advances on Third Street Extension
Drainage system upgrades near New Miami move ahead as part of the North Third Street extension, funded by state highway officials. About 380 men employed in the sewer project are among the unemployed deemed most deserving, with initial state funding of 25 000 dollars and total costs to be finalized. The Miami Conservancy District overseers rapid progress on the river dredging while Charles Roberts Supply Co plans site surveys for a Big Mini river bridge, with headquarters set for next week.
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New Miami
North Third Street
Red Barn
Sevenmile Pike
Highway Department
Caunts
Ataté Department
Jahor
Pia
Miami Coveservancy
Wardlayes Company
Charles Roberts Supply Company
Lime
Big Mini River
Charles Roberts
Hamilton
Lindenwald M E Woman's Society Elects Officers
Mrs Flora Walker was re elected president of the Lindenwald M E Woman's Foreign Missionary society at the annual meeting Thursday evening. New officers include vice president Mrs Eula Schneider secretary Mrs Clyda Crosswell treasurer Mrs William McKetrick corresponding secretary Miss Clyda Pfatzner and others. The quilts committee chair Mrs Will Near McKattrick reported the project nearly complete and invited members to an all day quilting next Thursday.
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Flora Walker
Lindenwald M.E. Woman's Foreign Missionary Seciety
Marie Platzer
Williams, Avenue
Eula Sehneider
Clyda Crosswell
Treasuier
William McKetjuck
Clyda Symmes
Nite Box
Marie Pfotzer
Milton Hircshne
Winifred Johnson
Young People's Work
Jennie Huston
Will Near McKattrick
Highest State Honor For Butler 4-H Club Team
Butler County 4-H team from Wayne Township Poultry Club won first in agricultural demonstration at the Ohio State Fair. Demonstration titled Calling the Farm Flock for Eye Production. Team members Donald Borger and Hugh Helland. leader Miss Batalla Schaefer. Will represent Ohio at the 41st congress in Chicago. Other state honors were awarded to demonstration clubs from surrounding counties.
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Butler County
Floak
Donald ‘Borger
Hugh Helland
Wayne ‘Township
Batalla Schaefer
Ohio
Chicago
First Rehearsal Held For Washington Pageant Cast
The Washington Bicentennial pageant opens with a first full rehearsal at the Elks temple. About 150 cast members gathered as J P Williams planned prologue readings for September 14 and 16. Gardner, executive secretary, presided and announced a ten day rehearsal schedule with complete attendance.
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Washington
Id. Gardner
Secretar
Park
Thia
Praga
Extortion Plot Suspect Held After Three-City Probe
Albert Cunningham, 33, of Springfield Ohio, was arrested in Richmond Indiana on Friday night in connection with extortion attempts in three cities within three weeks. Richmond police said he attempted to extort money from a local banker following a wind and rain storm that brought power outages and downed trees. Detectives traced a vehicle near Hamilton and Cincinnati as authorities reported damaged wires and a temporary communication outage.
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Steffen Auto Polics
Albert Cunninghan
Springfield
Ohio
Richmond
Ind
Robert Dinwiddie
Hamit Wa
Riley
Cunningham
Robert Steffen
Hamilton
Pat Banks Zantel
Cincinnati
McKinley and
Harrison Avenues
Main
Dick Avehues
Extortion Case Ties to Cincinnati Auto Theft Probe
Fimilian pace hays been looking for Steffen's car since August 21 after A M Coop of Sears and Raebock in Cincinnati reported an extortion plot. A man driving a licensed car matching Cunningham's description rented Steffen's auto for $5 with a promise to return it. Hamilton police plan to question Cunningham in Richmond, Bonsbay. Cunningham held in Richmond on extortion charge. auto theft warrant possible in Gueinnali. Steffen may pursue.
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Steffen
A. M. Coop
Hamilton
Cunningham
Richmond
Bonsbay
Armilee
Free Beer Rumor and Burglary Report Bridge City
Bree beer may return in weeks but prohibition remains. A burglary at J Parry store Maple Avenue: five cases of stal best quality stolen. Lee Rigting, manager, reports the theft to police.
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Bree Beer
J. Parry
Maple Avenue
Lee Rigting
Maple Avenca
James Spencer Called by Death
James Howard Spencer 15 months old son of Brack and Myrtle Spencer died Friday evening at his grandparents home. Funeral services will be Monday 2 p.m. from the grandparents’ residence 198 Sta Avenue and 2:30 p.m. from the Church of God on Pater Avenue. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.
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James Howard Spencer
Brack
Myrtle Spencer
Charles Anderson
Church of God
Pater Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Friends
Earl
No Journal Monday holiday note delays Sept 5 publication
The Hamilton Evening Journal will not publish next Monday September 5 due to Labor Day observance. Employees may join in the dirervance of the holiday as the paper suspends issues for the day.
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The
Hamilton Evening Journal
Instructions for Pupils in Public Schools Issued
Public school opening notice for Hamilton district. Regulates return dates and room assignments for elementary and junior senior high students. Details include enrollment, cafeteria hours, dismissal times, and staff room assignments for Wilson and Roosevelt junior highs.
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Wilson Junior High School
Willis Combs
Sarah Conrad
Robert Hazzard
Julio Helbling
Paul Bleeker
Paul Meier
Walker Smith
Mildred Stoufe
Margaret Beinkemper
Paul Berzer
James Farris
Edward Foist
Shirley List
Hose Litwack
James Simpson
Aura Bowling
Fannie’ Capaz
Ruth Courtney
Ruth Eversole
Janet Faber
Kya Ntamblin
Adrian Hamilton
Omothy Intohs
Raymond Telfrice
Coas
Lenahan
Donald Laltos
Philip Lauderman 89 War Vet to Celebrate Birthday
Philip Lauderman, longtime Civil War veteran and former city water works official, turns 89. A family gathering at his Overpeck home Sunday will be attended by daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, including Mrs. John Reiff and Mes. Martin Woby, with other relatives traveling from nearby areas.
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Philip Lauderman
Yatman
Lauderman'n
Ardeat “Daghter
Mes
Martin Woby
Overpeck
Lenderman
John Reiff
Ross Avenue
Lauterman
Emma Sloneker
Elmer Bergen
George Vand
Philip Wanterton
Joseph Poorhis
Juin Landerman
George
Bell
Martin
Webb
William Landerman
Captain Doyle's Auto Destroyed by Fire
The Morning Sun report says Captain Doyle of Company K Hamilton unit of the Ohio National Guard was driving in Morning Sun when his automobile overturned and caught fire. He and two guardsmen were in the car but escaped unharmed. the vehicle was completely destroyed. Continued on Page 11.
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Morning Sun
Doyle
Hamilton
Ohio National Guard
National Guard
Daylight Robbery At Brown Home
Burglars took 35 dollars in cash and jewelry valued at 180 from Mrs. Anna Brown at 12 North street Friday afternoon. Thieves entered by gutting a screen and lifting out a window. Detectives noted a suspicious character seen near the house before Mr Brown left. Description incomplete.
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Anna Brown
North
Brown
Jungle Rescue Ends in Marines Loss of Sgt Simmons
Three American airmen recount a jungle storm crash 60 miles from Bluefields Nicaragua on August 21. They credit a tireless Marine search for saving them while two Marines died in the rescue, including Sgt Orville Simmons of Hamilton.
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Sgt. Simmons
Frm
Managua
Nicaragua
Associated Press
Orville Simmons
Hamilton
Ray Simmons
Vine Street
Simmons
Clavia C. Coffman
San Antonio
Sergt
W. BE. Scofield
R. Fawnsend
Bluefields
Seguin
Lieut
Arthur, Binney
Grand Rapids
Mich
Labor Day Outing to Feature Hamilton Celebration
The 40th annual Labor Day outing, organized by the Hamilton Trades and Labor Council, will be held at the Butler County Fairgrounds. Public offices suspend, stores close, and a fireworks display caps the day with horse shoe pitching, races, dancing, and a large picnic, inviting all county residents to join.
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Whamster
Butler County
Trades and Labor Council of Hamilton
Endeavor
Fairgrounds
Wemillan
Willy
Iihor
Hamilton
Hamilton Co-operative Trades and Libor Council
Hamiltorn
Chargs Tee Inn
Trades Coyne
P. P. Bell
Charles Baynes
Formittes
Hamilton Trades and Labor’ Council
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Democratic Rally
Braxton Tawart
Engar Georgenson
Jeommander
Carlista Law
Herbert Gotz
Mi Arimas
Howard Warren
Tun. Baur
Clarence Shurte
Darrell Wilkan
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Elmer Hall
Roy Georgenson
Harry Towel
Mark Alston
Michael Galligan
Wye
Sam Levine
Hugh Anker
Butler
James Spencer
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Wilson Jr. High
War Vet
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