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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

2

Get Together for YM Y Committeemen Plans Second Annual Meet

The second annual get-together of YM G A committee men volunteers and friends is set for Sunday October 16 at Camp Campbell Gard with programs singing and a weekend camp starting Saturday October 15. Guests include John Pontius Columbus M O Ac general secretary and W S Chambers state boys work secretary. The Hamilton chapter committee includes George Hepke chairman W P Griesmer W R Snami Immanuel Ziegler Leigh Birmegier and Albert Settles.

Nettogether of YM. G. A Camp Campbell Gard Nealing Romanttes John Pontius The Columbus M. 0 W. S. Chambers Pontius Chambers Hailton Chaubers Europe Hamilton George Hepke W. P. Griesmer W.R. Snami Immanuel Ziegler Leigh Birmegier Albert Settles

Chamber Delegate At Conference In Washington

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce sends John E. Northway to Washington for the Welfare and Relief Mobilization conference. Delegates gather for resumed discussions on secretary addresses and operational details with President Hoover slated to speak at the White House session.

Hamilton Chamber of Concete Welfare and Relief Mobilization Washington D.C John E. Northway Hamilton Whites House Herbert Hoover Mayflower

Transportation Plan Discussion at North End Improvement Meet

The North End Improvement Association will hold a special meeting Friday evening at a Hamilton location to discuss the transportation problem. President Gary has canceled this meeting. citizens of Hamilton and members of nearby associations are invited to attend. The group previously supported a five cent fare and a straight transportation franchise.

North End Improvement Association Hamilton Amlyin Gary Second Ward Improvement Association Co-operative ‘Tradea and Labor Coussil Trea

Fischer and Ouimet Tied After Eighteen Holes

Golf match reports Fischer and Ouimet tied after the first eighteen with Fischer making a notable recovery from the water’s edge and Ouimet keeping pace. The round featured a late penalty call and several missed chances as both players edged toward a closely contested finish.

Horseshoe Tourney Plans Announced for Butler County

Boli president of the taty IMonn Horseshoe club announced a Saturday drawing at 2 o'clock at Corliss avenue courts in West Surday. Entries accepted then or with secretary Hayckle or Williams. Play to begin Sunday morning at Mo'elack and continue until completion.

P. Boli Butler County Tous Wewent Corliss Avenue West Surday Wali HA Yackle Williams Isages Mo‘elack

Death Claims Brother of Thad Brown

Obituary notice reports the death of Muratt Browns, brother of Thad Brown, at his home in Dizirmont Indiana on a Wednesday evening. The death followed a lengthy illness with complications from diseases.

Thad Brown Muratt Browns Dizirmont Ind Brown Jiro

Farewell Today to Straw Hats in Fashion Change

The article notes a shift from straw hats to felt headgear by mid May, with September 15 as the last day for straw hats. Hamilton merchants showcase fall and winter styles, felts and derbies, while new brim fashions emerge as weather cools. The piece mentions a traditional end to straw hats and a likely end to straw headwear.

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Atkins Not Found Wife Bonds On Liquor Charges

Released Wednesday afternoon on 500 bond signed by KR Woo muff Mrs Tinzen Atking 22 will be arraigned in municipal court Friday morning on charges of possessing liquor and implements used in liquor manufacture. Detectives Ed Riley and Robert Dinwiddie and Patrolmen found a moonshine still improvised from a copper wash boiler and a quart of whisky at her home. Officers continued search for her husband who faces receiving and concealing stolen property charges. Police Chief Calhoun said six pistols axes and tools were found at the Atkins home and identified as stolen.

KR. S. Woomuff Tinzen Atking Magler Avenue Ed Riley Robert Dinwiddie Bippug Ed Paley Thursiday Adkins John GC. Calhoun Atkins Shack

Banjo Injury Report Involving Hobart Tachett

Hobart Tachett of Williamsdale, age five, suffered a facial laceration and nose injury after an incident alleged to involve a man named Sherman Jones. He was treated at Morey hospital Wednesday and released after treatment. Another man, identified as Jobe Wheholt of Camden, accompanied him.

Hobart Tachett Williamsdale Morey Hospital

Inheritance Tax Payment via Local Treasury Check

The county treasurer’s office accepted a payment of $319,280.09 as inheritance tax, signed by Anthony Walburys and Carleton Eldridge, administrators of the Sorg estate. The check was processed Thursday, with the funds issued by the Apiement Trust and Savings Bank of Walldletown.

Gator County Joseph H. NuBois Jennie Surgentate Mie Aletawi Anthony K Walburys Carleton Eldridge Apiement Trust and Savings Hank Aliddletown Walburg Thin Sorg Estate

Court Dismisses Coates Case After Hearing

Court dismisses charges against Coates on a failure to support three children after hearing with appointed counsel G C McCandless. Judge Boyd presided. defendant waived jury trial and was dismissed. Case references 1930 act on mortgages and loans.

Coathh Adkvis Cabes Jule Clitten D. Boyd G. CG. McCandless Heer Coates Tudge Boyd Tha Ong Agene Adkins

Fleming Cases Continued In Common Pleas Court

An entry filed in common pleas court today, before Judge Clinton D. Boyd, continues two minor cases against Beaver Fleming, editor of the Ohio Examiner, to the next term. The actions involve Sartishes with Harry J. Rochler Jr. and Cormieranger. A pretrial is scheduled for October 6.

Fleming Common Pleas Court Clinton D. Boyd Beaver Fleming Ohio Thal Harry JL Rochler Cormieranger Tattia Clack Rin

Edmunds Fined on Three Charges in Municipal Court

Edmunds of 534 Long Street was fined 0 for breach of peery 15 for infosications and 20 for resisting an officer when arraigned in municipal court Tuesday morning.

Ledmunds Edmunds Tdarsdey Smorting

Redeemer Ladies Plan Janet Stand at Hutler County Fair

The Madies Aid Society of the Redeemer church met Wednesday afternoon to organize a Janet stand at the Hutler County Fair. Routine business followed.

Redeemer Madies’ Aid Society of the Redeemer Janet Hutler County Fair

Lindenwald Church Regular Meeting Notes and Election

The Lindsenwald Church of Christ Up and Doing club will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 6 39 oclock. A covered dish supper will follow and election of officers will be held.

Oxford Bureau Enjoys Program Oxford Township Farm Bureau

An interesting program was presented at the Oxford Township Farm Bureau third quarterly meeting held Wednesday night in the Raf P hall. William Bradley chaired the event with music by the Farm Bureau orchestra led by Newton Carmichael and a mass quartet from Liberty township. Loren Sizelove, purchasing agent, delivered a report, Harold Brown spoke on economics, 4-H reports were given by Jendera, and County Agent D. T. Werrman gave a short talk followed by a moving fiatir and refreshments.

Ox Township Farm Bureau Raf P Oxford William Bradley Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Orchestra Newton Carmichael Liberty Township Loren Sizelove Harold Brown Jendera D. T. Werrman

Bulletin Issued for Rural Schools by County Superintendent Williams

A new school year bulletin was adopted by C H Williams county school superintendent. The six week release communicates policies and aims to unite teachers and pupils in conservative, economy minded programs. It urges cooperation, steady education, and early adoption of improved practices to ensure a profitable school year.

C. H. Williams Ati Tan

Pictures Ready for Two Rural Schools

Two framed pictures awarded by O H Wil none to top attending rural schools for 1931 32. Mary and Her Life Lamb by Honcke goes to Callinsville, Where the Sun Goes to Amick, each linked to the best pupil attendance records. Donors’ names listed with the display in the superintendent’s office.

O. H. Williamé Miity Mary Lamb Honcke Callinsville Scott Finley Maria Schmidt Nellie Campbell Mise Hobesta Russell Wheather Amick Busenbark Nona McMahon Hocoetry Hell

Last Tribute to Mrs John Riley

Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Riley widow of John Riley were held at 2 oclock Thursday at the family residence 726 South Fifty avenue and from St Johns church at 230 PM Rev C Ruether gave tributes to her community and home. Friends visited the home after the service and many sent floral tributes reflecting their esteem. Mrs Riley passed Tuesday morning after a lingering illness casting a pall over the family and friends.

Katherine Riley John Riley St. John’s C. Ruether Riley Ife

Langbauer 18 on Way to Recovery After Hospital Operation

Mrs Helm Langbauer, hospitalized two weeks ago at Mercy, was reported to be in fair condition after a serious operation. Hospital attaches say her status has improved and her large circle of friends awaits further word.

Fiseler Ouimet Fisher Guilletta Langbauer Helm Langbauer Mercy Hospital

Board of Trip Directors Meet Amid Odd Text

Directors of the Baar upainty Automobile club held a Wednesday night meeting with discussion on route safety. William Howe, club secretary, stated safety instructions had been sent to every county school trainer for pupil guidance.

We Baar Beards Warian Hamilton Hartan Routies Busitess Wiliam Howe

Hi-Y Retreat Planned Here in Hamilton

Representatives of the Hi-Y clubs in Hamilton met Wednesday night with Q A Klippel to plan the annual Hi-Y retreat. The event at Camp Campbell will be Friday night through Sunday morning, expected to attract about 60 boys and feature a program of events in a well regarded gathering. A traffic violation charge was filed against Clifford Weiland for allegedly driving through a red light signal.

Hamilton Q. A. Klippel Carop Campbel Gard Ae Oeain Weiland Clifford Weiland Sherman Areans

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