Revenue Decrease From Small Duplicate Hits Hamilton Tax Rates
revenue figures show Hamilton next year real estate tax at 84 percent of a dollar per 43,000 valuation, up from 217, yet overall yield falls due to a smaller duplicate and expiring special school levy. city schools face a large revenue loss, with 89,203 of the shrinkage in taxes from the 15 mill limit and county/municipal adjustments. continuous reductions in city and county duplicates accompany bond payments and conservancy levies, shaping the 1953 levy and school funding outlook.
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Hamilton
Wasillon
Beecause
Weiling
Tuul- Ret Commission
Mndilor
Prosecute
Trensmoir
Top City
Twller Courty
John Or. Uarkin
Comity arTitee
Unis
Flincity
Nelee
Tamill Vmnitation
Hamilton Nira
Miami Conservancy
Haarmillnn
Hamilton Prosperity Days Parade Sees Merchants Lead Town
Hamilton and Butler county launch Prosperity Days with a merchant parade through High Street, Venice to Oxford and other towns. Led by William Bowe, a convoy of cars and trucks distributes literature while radio stations broadcast coverage.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harriston
Tate
William Bowe
Buller County
Scipio
Reily
Noan
Ann Uiase
Euemondo
Oxford
Collinsville
Somerville
Craisy Trenton
Severville
Hambaeh
Krab
Hanthaeh
Krebs
Cincinnati
Wong
Sunt
Wrorth
Robert D. Fisher
Adolph Krebs
Paul Pater
J. Waller Wack
Fiery Dunlip
Peter T. Contner
Promatar
Miss Margaret Lockwood To Star In Immortal Washington Pageant
Miss Margaret Lockwood will portray Martha Washington in the eating pageant The Immortal Washington to be staged September 14 and 16 at the Butler town fair grounds. Her noted voice and beauty suit the lead role for this local production.
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Margaret
Lockwood
Washington
Butler Tounby Fair Grounds
Miss Lockwood
Martha Washington
Perdon
Bad Directions Lead Detectives to Spiers in Middletown
Detectives Ed Riley and Norbert Dinwiddie questioned a man at Cherry Avenue about a man named Clayton Spiers. They traced a tip to Middletown where Spiers was located, and authorities later connected Biggs to the broader case involving alleged possession of illegal items.
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Ives
Cherry Avenue
Stra Ber
Ed Riley
Nobert
Dinwiddie
Ji Prok
Clayton Sprers
Middletown
Fey
Wee
Biggs
Wooten
Ligne
Tobin
Middlelowa
Allen Surs On Half Interest In Property Ct
Allen sues on half interest in property in Allen s township alleging Yoed and Crnee Tigle converted to their own use forty hashels of corti wine and shook of failden with value of 74. Javo weighs in.
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ALLEN
Arthee Peedles
Tamm
Hilo
Methodist Pastors Return to Hamilton and Assign Others
Ohio Methodist Conference in Cincinnati voted to reappoint Dr. George H. B. Parkin as pastor of the Wirtchavsk church and Rev. B. W. Blrod to Lindenwald. Parkin, recently from Toledo, led local civil efforts and strengthened Lindenwald church. He is a graduate of Ohio Weseyan University and Drew Seminary with an M A from Columbia University.
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Hamilton
Uaitiien
Ohio Methodist Canfarenca
Cincinnati
George HB. Parkin
Wirtchavsk
B. W. Blrod
Parkin
Mamiltton
Toledo
Hamillay
Franklin
Haa
Lindenwald
Anniversary Plans at High Street Church of Christ
Plans for the High Street Church of Christ anniversary were outlined. The celebration will last one week with local and global efforts showcased. Worship services, Sunday school, and a worship program are expected to begin around 9:40 and continue for two hours, with final arrangements to be announced later.
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High Street Church of Christ
Ofien
Will Bacing Basiness
Shartle Suit Drafts Award in Probate Case
An estate administratrix for Gustave Kalfenberge sues Shartle Brothers Machine Co. over a $2000 debt and weekly $29.701 payments dating from January 18, 1912. The Wack-Clairson Company is dismissed as a defendant in the suit.
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Isner Weunesitily
Tdge
Kante i Comme Pleas Court
Eaverieg Sophin
Flynn
Gustave KalFenberge
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Avigo Kants
Siun
Iso
Wack-Clairson Company
Pre Ghaseca
The
Shartle Siem
Judgment to Robert Spivey given on Wednesday note
A judgment was issued for Robert Louis Spivey with details provided by Hand Ren Bromley. The record references financial or court action dated for the week including the filing or note related to FM4.28.
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Robert Spivey
Robert Louis Spivey
Ren Bromley
Presbyterian Session Plans for Fall
Members of the Presbyterian church discuss the fall program at a session meeting held Tuesday night. Plans cover a restructured calendar, religious education, community outreach, and program aims for the upcoming season.
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Presbyterian
Kiwanis Autumn Season Begins With Inaugural Meeting
The Hann ton Kiwanis club held its first autumn meeting at the Anthony Wayne after a summer break in Butler county. Reports on finances and activities showed progress despite vacations. Two new members Foster Brate and Pral Baden joined, with Furey 8. Wonnell guiding their initiation. Delegates for the October estate convention in Cincinnati were announced as L. J. Naridisy and Ray Boller with one alternate.
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Butler County
Hannton Kiwanis Eld
Anthony Wayne
Cat Wittens Escale
Foster Brate
Pral Baden
Furey
Wonnell
Cincinnaui
L. J. Naridisy
Ray Boller
Patterson to Aid in Junior Democratic Club Organization
William Patterson son of Duke Jintge Patterson of Dayton will fly in tonight to help organize the Junior Democratic club in Hamilton. He serves as president of the Dayton Young Men’s Democratic club and is active in Gov City and Montgomery County circles. The meeting at Lovelesk Kieser building South Second Street will include officer elections and a short address by Patterson at 8:30 PM. Youthful Democrats aged 21 to 15 are invited to attend.
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William Patterson
Duke Jintge Patterson
Dayton
Will Hy
Hamilton
Patterson
Gom City
Montgomery County
Cireles
Democratic Club
Lovelesk
Kieser
South Second Str
John B. Connaughton
Captain Myers Critically Ill at Home During Illness
Captain J W Myers veteran of the Civil War and former city official is critically ill at his home 819 Campbell. Reported to have suffered a rapid decline with pneumonia like symptoms. Physicians attend and little hope for recovery is expressed.
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Wi Myers
Butler Building and Loan Association
Campbell Sremia
Myers
Wothys
Elks Initiate Sixteen Sanders Trustee at Lodge Meeting
The Hamilton Lodge No. 1 Elks opened its regular meeting with the initiation of sixteen candidates. Hernan Sanders was installed as new trustee, succeeding Charles Manche who resigned. An entertainment committee announced a Hansapiven at the Elks Country Club, and the next regular meeting is September 20 following a buffet lunch and entertainment.
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Tlamilton
P.O. Fika
Fiks? Temple
Hernan Sanders
Ny Vow Trustes
Charles Manche
The
Elks
the Elks
Patriotic Pageant Cast Members Announced at Air Grounds
The city reveals cast roles for the Washington patriotic pageant on September 14 and 15 at the air grounds Superintendent D B Baker will portray Samuel Adams State Representative William M Goodwin plays Matthew Thornton J K Brate is John Hancock and a long list of local residents fills other signers including Paul Poles K D McGinley P B Holly Walter H Bruning and many more with the event staged as schools begin the new term.
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Washington
D. BR. Baker
Samuel Adams
Willian M. Goodwin
Matthew Thornton
J. K. Brate
John Hancock
Paul Poles
K. D. McGinley
P. B. Holly
Walter H. Bruning
Gordon Blend
Georga “Cogswell
Harry and
Elmer Keseling
McGormick
Arthuue Ulmselichter
Mark Hill
Ross Miller
I. ML Gaillny
Carl Holbrock
Morrid
Robert J. Grown
W. C. Slot
PB. N. Gardner
Roland A. Davis
Ed Holbrook
H.C. Blu
Mix Gouehelf
W. C G. Reaves
J. H. Robertson
James Ryan Kisher
Ray S. Albers
Ray Thomas
E. V. Hill
Joseph W. Fichter
Wine Burisull
Eimer Vetter
Rober Skillman
John
Enrollment at C H S and Notre Dame Freshmen Begin
Enrollment at Catholic High School and Notre Dame shows little change from 1920 totals announced Tuesday. Notre Dame reports 60 freshmen girls to start Friday at 6:50 AM. Notre Dame upperclassmen registration follows. Catholic High School notes 63 freshmen enrolled Tuesday with upperclassmen registering today. Nellie M Walker removed as executor of Jesse Craig estate. Joseph Craipy named sole administrator by Probate Judge Gideon Palmer.
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Familton Parochial
Seasion
Notre Dame High School
Catholic High School
Beautiful Flower Display At St Stephen s Church
Hamilton notes a stunning amateur flower show at St Stephen s church Fenmont Copter with prizes for exhibitors from Nimilton and nearby areas. Judges praised the display as one of the most gorgeous seen, awarding various prizes for best mixed flowers, uniform blooms, and flowers of one variety to local residents and organizers.
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Hamilton
St. Stephen's
Fenmont Copter
Nimilton
Sudgea
Louis Frochtling
Belden Saur
Voster
Olio
Grace Saur
Walter Gray
St. Stephen’s
Mrs
Kain
Virginia Bibel
Mise Ruth Keiser
Eydward Rigling
Louis
R. Wmer
Four Homicides Reported by Coroner for August
August records from Coroner Wid ward Cook list four homicides with names such as Doring Kircher Levi Hensley and Gillian Naegelen, plus a fatal shooting deemed a justified homicide. Other August inquiries included several fatal accidents and natural deaths, with details of ages addresses and circumstances.
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Widward Cook
George R. Roberts
Rourts
Dootor Cook
Doring Kircher
Kircher
Weinge
Willa Fitch
Walnut Street
Pon
Albert Buckner
Levi Hensley
Peck Avenue
Oliver Hensley
Hamilton
Qillian Naegelen
Harrigan Avenue
Middletown
Dulins
Naegelen
Desband
Eugene Griters
Gordon Aytine
Hamilton Mills
Clarence Stout
Iakaview Flotel
Wingow
Huguet UW
Delores Gordon
Dale Street
John J. Seuli
Morgan” Township
Gay Bovis
Pina Postoria
Lillian Newkirk
Grand Avenue
Midsdletown
Ate
Harry Crout
Secidental
Daha IM
Madison Avenue
Charlea Diehl
Dot Heaven Avenue
Homer Wages
Parkamo Avenue
Penneylyinia Brain
Xovidental
St Johns Bible School elects Kiem as general superintendent
Rudolph Kiem was chosen general superintendent of St Johns Bible School at the annual dinner meeting attended by 43 teachers and officers. Wallet i Hiley was named assistant general superintendent, with officers including Atilred Geckeler recording secretary and George J. Zellers financial secretary.
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Rudolph Kiem
Try
Um St John’s Bible School
Tome Department
Susie Breck
Rity Aranch
Home Deparbment
Eaton Bonds for Light System
Eaton village council approved a plan to issue 96000 in bonds at the November election to buy a municipal electric distribution system from a privately owned unit. Officials argued ownership by the city would lower power costs, offset by a potential tax rate increase.
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Eaton
Baton Tighting
Inssul
Conneilmen
State Education Director Refuses Plea To Transfer School District From Hamilton
Local residents in the south Hamilton city school area sought to move their children to the Ross township district. They argued transport costs and access. the transfer was opposed by the state education director B O Skinner and not approved. The Hamilton board announced the decision and the issue was to be continued on page 3.
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Hamilton
Xennsfer
Hanover Township
Board of Education
Hamilton City
Ross Township
Hne
B. O. Skinner
Satmilton Sity
Hamilton MB Annem
Ross Tawnship
Weather data fragment for Hamilton area
Fragmentary weather note records yesterday’s high of 75 and low of 60. Additional interior values and codes appear garbled with partial figures and letters, indicating incomplete archival data for multiple years and stations.
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High St. C. C
Shartle
Kiwanis
J. W. Myers
Sanders
C.H.S
Notre Dame
St. John’s Bible School
Bred Stopling
Eaton Bonds
Wheelin
Basdos
Thia
the Evening Journal
Dave Allen
Mike Mazuma
K., Allen
Mazuma
Ed Wheelan
Warden's Office
Louise
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