Washington Bicentennial pageant cast tops sixteen hundred
Wide interest grows for the Washington Bicentennial pageant to be staged at the Butler county fairgrounds September 14 and 15. The cast now exceeds 1800 local men and women in fourteen episodes depicting George Washington’s life with about one hundred fifty organizations pledged.
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Hamilton
George “Washington
Fairgrounds
Washington
Butler County
Sonoly
Itn
Geonga Washington
Evmeril
Aro
Indies
Neodasha Council No
Degree of Pocadontas
Man
Will Isks
Katherine Wilson
Charlotte Davis
Dorothy Barnes
Anna Bowers
Frances Clark
Ian Edding
Andrey Sehadte
Johanna Huin
Bertha’ Hawkins
Mattie Hazlett
Cars Horstecher
Mary Jarrett
Lelie Marting
Lovise McGill
Kathryn Mic
Red Cross to Open First Aid Station at Butler County Fair
The Ilamiltaz chapter of the American Red Cross offers free First Aid and Life Saving services at the Butler County Fair from September 25 for six days. Last year the team treated over 230 cases, from minor cuts to serious burns, with Dawson funeral home ambulance support and a large volunteer corps from Hamilton hospitals.
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Butler County
Ilamiltaz Chapter
American Red Cross
Hamilton
Buller County
Fair Board
Dawson Funeral Home
At. C. Dackson
Ed Beiter
Prowlers Escape at Powers Home
Police arrived at Harold Powers home 1083 High Street Saturday morning in response to a burglar call. Prowlers had broken into Powers garage but nothing was taken.
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Prowlera
Powers
Harold Powers
High Street
Foam Powera
Hamilton's Weather Maxima Restarder Sale Notice
Fragmentary item mentions a weather product called Maxima Restarder tied to Hamilton with a price around eight dollars. The readable bits imply a sale or listing but lack full details on date, seller, or exact terms.
Pageant Tickets Dramatize Brillant's Financial Role
The piece notes Mark Brillant overseeing pageant finances and asks all ticket sellers to settle accounts with him by Monday at his office. The garbled text hints at a continued report on page 3 and mentions an executive position and organized settlement.
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Mark Brillant
Mark Flese
Brillant
Mr. Brillant
A New Kind of Taxi and Fare in Municipal Court
A garbled 1920s style tale shows Patrolmen detaining a man after a late night taxi call. Karl Dees, age 21, of 21 North E Street paid the ride fine in municipal court Saturday morning. He was fined 95 and costs for the incident.
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Polien
Bart Welcb
Fesk
Henry Hart
Frank Mayer
Heenma Taskar Iriyeers
Karl Dees
North E Street
Williams Fined for Sleeping on Sidewalk
Miles Williams of 724 Buckeye Street was fined 5 dollars plus costs on an intoxication charge after being found asleep on a sidewalk in the early hours of Saturday.
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Williamb
Wales
Reject Bids Prompt Maturity Error Found in Relief Bonds
Butler county commissioners rejected bids on a 4140,000 relief bond issue due to maturity date errors and postponed sale. Bond buyers objected to terms after review, delaying bids by about 30 days while new notices will seek bids with 21 days notice. Hamilton county bonds sold around 54 to 54.5 percent, while Butler county bids ranged from 4.0 to 5.0 percent. officials may issue a larger amount with a lower rate if bids are more favorable.
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Butler County
Arly
Ohio
Hamilton County
Finanee Corporational
Butler Emmy
Theft Report At Benninghofen Home Garage Robbed
C Bobninghofen on Hanevak Avenue and Deerfield Pike reported to police Friday night his garage was robbed of nine print sprayers valued at seven dollars.
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Benninghoten
C. Bobninghofen
Hanevak Avenue
Deerfield Pike
Rural Theatre Coaches Meet at Butler County College
Coaches of the Rural Community Theatre will gather Saturday afternoon September 17 at the Butler County Business College for a meeting to discuss upcoming productions and scheduling.
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Rural Theatre
Rural Community Theatre
Butler County Business College
P. P. Boli Named District Deputy For B. P. O. Ellis
P P Boli, a Hamilton attorney and longtime member of Hamilton lodge No 05, was named district deputy grand exalted ruler for the Southwestern district of Ohio by Grand Ruler Lloyd B Thompson. He led the lodge’s first class of candidates and played a key role in the Elks temple project at South Second and Lydian streets, earning a high standing with the grand lodge.
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Mats Batur
Peter Paul Boli
Hamilton Lodge
Elsa
Hamilton
Lloyd |B ‘Thompson
Ohio
Loli
Jodge
Bing
Bolt
Elks’ Temple
South Second
Lydian
Tribute at Soldiers and Sailors Monument for Capt J W Myers
Crowds gather at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument as Captain J. W. Myers lies in a flag draped steel casket. Guards from the Spanish War Veterans and American Legion stand watch with GA R veterans also present. Services remain ongoing from morning into early afternoon as tributes and remembrances flow through the monument.
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J. W. Myers
Atic
Slopk
Henry Kalsenberger
Harvey Leer
Gideon Smith
Robert Mans
Master Company lands federal safe contracts for 13 units
The Master Safe Company of Hamilton won a federal supply order for 13 safes totaling 7 169 dollars for delivery to federal buildings nationwide. The contract comes under the Treasury supply division on competitive bidding, with deliveries priced by location and ten bids rejected for reconsideration.
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Paul May
Washington
Buren
Hamiltoe Breciar Journal
B.C
Moster Safe
Canmany
Hamilton
Treas- Tury Supply Division
All Ready
Hobark
Oklo
Millarsburg
Ohio
Cambersville
Colfax
Wash
Crockett
Tex
Hurst City
Ark
Mutherfordton
N.C
West Point
Huteburg
Bayne City
Mich
Medina
Acer ‘Pax
Hoerring-Bell-Marvin Company of
Cicero
Til
Sar
Miami Freshmen Camp at Miami University Hear Noted Speakers
Freshmen from across the country gathered Friday at Camp Campbell Gold for the Miami University Y M C A program. Speakers included Coach George Rider on physical education and Dayton’s Dr Frank Linz. University pastors spoke on church opportunities, and activities such as music, forensics and journalism were outlined for the new students.
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Miami
George Rider
de. Frank. Linz
Dayton
University Rastora
Churches of Ox
Cnmpiy
Richard McFarland
Honor Again For Legion Corps At Lexington Contest
Eight drum and bugle corps from Kentucky Indiana and Ohio competed at the American Legion Fest of Hamilton in Lexington Kentucky. Frank Darwin American Legion Fest of Hamilton annexed third place. The corps from Louisville Kentucky won first with Newport Kentucky finishing second. The event was held at the University of Kentucky athletic grounds under the Man War Legion Boat banner. A large crowd attended and fireworks followed.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Ohis
Lexington
Frank Darwin
American ‘Legion
Hamilton
Withing Corpy
Loulaville
Newport
University of Kentucky Athletic
War Legion
Hamilton Bankers Attend Ohio Group Meeting
Bankers from eight counties will meet in Dayton on September 14 for the annual Ohio Bankers association group meeting. Hamilton representatives include Thomas Dosey Ford Schwenig BLOTL Weinman and others from Citizens Savings Bank Second National Bank and Hamilton institutions. officers and speakers from the National Association of Credit Men and Coshocton leader Robert Baker will attend. The Group One counties are Butler Clermont Hamilton Miami Montgomery Preble Warren and surrounding areas.
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Ohio Bankers! Association
Dayton
Hamilton
Thomas Dosey
Ford Schwenig
Blotl Weinman
G. C. Law
J. H. Warndorf
Hy Re
Urmston
Citizens’ Bavidge Bank
Don Witton
John Basler
Larry J. Zaxnow
Citivene Savings Bank and Trust Company
George A. Schulze
Cinsionati Bank and, Trust Company
Cincinnati
Grapers
Butler
Clermont
Keene
Ilansilton
Miami
Moulgavery
Preble
Warren
All Ready For Classes In Hamilton County
Schools reopen Monday with 8:30 AM start for grade schools and junior high. Hamilton High and Roosevelt Junior High begin Tuesday with cafeterias open. Pupils must show vaccination certificates as required by state law. Officials anticipate slight enrollment changes and may transfer pupils to balance classes. parents asked to cooperate.
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Hamilton
Buller County
Scheole
Iunluling
D. RK. Bake
Jess’ Tinw
Board of Education
Haken
Parenta
No Additional Butler Tickets Filed for November Election
Petition filings closed at 6 30 pm with no new candidates for Butler county offices. Jeve PB Mincher of Middletown remained on file for representative to Congress from the third district on the socialist ticket. Socialist labor and common interests groups also had petitions on file for state offices.
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Te Wme
Butler
Jeve
Mincher
Shermen Avenue
Middletown
Congress
Hamilton Households Urged to Question Doorstep Sellers
The Journal urges Hamilton residents to question outsiders who come to the door selling goods. It notes late Hamilton has been overrun with visiting salespeople, many not living in Hamilton, prompting readers to ask in their homes if Hamilton should buy from nonresidents and to decline taxes if not met.
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Hamilton
Tlamilton
Statement By Manrod On Private Road Work
Butler county commissioner Georges Manrod issued a statement about county road equipment used on a private driveway belonging to neighbor John Schlabach off All Road. He faced criticism at a board meeting from minority commissioner W. K. Swan alleging the work lacked prior approval. Manrod argued the driveway is Schlabach’s and the county mark was only to offset entrance damage, not his driveway.
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Georges Manrod
Butler County
Butler
John Schlabach
Manred
W. K. Swan
Schlabach
Finn Will
Washington Bicentennial Pictures Featured Monday
Cast members from the Pha Immortal Washington pageant are invited to a special showing of official Washington bicentennial motion pictures at the W.O.G.A. on Monday at 8 p.m. The 40 minute program uses authentic settings to recreate Washington's personal history and should interest all participants in the local pageant.
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Washington
Fair Grounds
Theaa
Fireside Forums Return to Hanaalton YMCA Program
Young men and women in Hanaalton will welcome the return of Fireside Forums as part of the YMCA program this fall and winter. The first forum is planned for Sunday October 23 at Camp Campbell Gard with discussions on questions puzzling today’s youth. Committee members include Trotmanuel Ziegler Elute man Albert Settles Clarence George Carl Hekl Helen Golem Went and Sarah Melis.
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Hanaalton
Questone
Twitewell
YMCA
Kidnapping Charge Sparks Kentucky Domestic Dispute
Elijah Martin in Lexington filed a kidnapping warrant against his mother Harriett Martin over the disappearance of his five year old son Jamues. Police sought the grandmother and boy believed en route to Lexington and California as authorities urged speed in the missing case amid a family dispute over caregiver decisions.
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Hamilton Yate
Elijah
Martin
Cleveland Avenue
Harriett Martin
Koxington
Wei
Wna
Elijah Martin
Hiis
Brr
G. W. Riggs
California
Hamton
Loy
Losington
Lexington
Macmilton
Grannson
Man and Boy in Similar Accidents
A 70-year-old man and a seven year-old boy were injured in similar accidents Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. John R Carrier age 7 of 825 Weller Avenue was hit by an eastbound car on Gordon Avenue and B Street while riding a tandem behind a parked truck. The boy was injured slightly. George Potts age 70 of 833 South Ninth Street was crossing East Avenue and Long Streets when struck by a northbound car on Kant Avenue driven by Charles Koehler of 918 Gray Avenue. Potts was confined by shock and sustained minor injuries.
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John R. Carrier
Weller Avenue
Gordon Avenue
B Street
Earl Brown
Ridgelawn Avenue
George Potts
South Ninth Street
East Avenue
Long Streets
Kant Avenue
Charles Koehler
Gray Avenue
Potts
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Legion Corps
Hamilton Bankers
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Tony
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Washington Pictures
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