Three Hamilton men jailed in Fairfield Township crackdown
Hamilton men Jack Lewis Archie Frederick and Willis Brockman faced petit larceny charges after a dawn arrest near Sebonck’s Station. Squire Ling announced a broad drive to purge thieves and hoodlums, with three deputies patrolling under Sheriff Schumacher to curb lawlessness.
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Hamilton
Fairfield
Specifl
Borna
Squire Ling
Pairfield Township
Fairfield Township
Daewalt
Alessing Ecosi
Jack Lewis
Alsare Agenugs
Archie Frederick
Alange'ayeate
Wilis Brockman
Foren
Squire ‘Ling
Baltimore and Ohio
Sebonck
Squire Linz
Betsy
Serl
South Twelfth Street
Mansilon
Barn Burned in Millville Where $800 Loss Reported
Millville residents witnessed a fast spreading barn fire on Liberty Street owned by Jon ny Imhoff. Firemen and volunteers confined the blaze to the barn with an estimated $800 loss and no valuables saved. Origin undetermined, fire reported at 4 p m. The incident drew hundreds to the scene and threatened nearby structures.
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Millville
Liberty Street
Jonny Imhoff
George Muskupf
Sandertaker
Hear Competitors For City Franchise On Transportation
Members of the World'Rod Improvement association discussed Hamilton transportation issues after 16 years. W. McClure of Cincinnati and Allen Byer spoke on the need for a transportation franchise, with Allen Sulingen detailing proposals. The council is to consider franchise terms as committees prepare readings for upcoming meetings.
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Hamilton
Wf. McClure
Imatager
Cincinnati
Eria Railway
Earlien
Frans Ebief
Allen Byer
Louis Sulingen
Francise
Ppa
Rene the
Meeling
Wo. G
Erna
McCulure
Bie
Hyer
Tn Gognell
Banda
Thavoity Douail
Enka
Fred. Gary
Aroglvi
Anvoksl Atudy Ani
Freichise
Ktrlatly
Wi Council
Mark
Millikin
Chifdilman
Weg
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers at New Post Home
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Prank Deewin Post No. 158 held a Friday meeting at the new Legion home on Jordan Pike and Avenue. A 4:00 p.m. business session elected officers including Gordon Gerd as president, Mrs. Herbert Gotz as vice president, Carl Mather as second vice president, Mrs. Carl Owens as secretary, and Mrs. Kigburney as treasurer. Committees were named with Mrs. Hoes Slifer and Mrs. Carl Seibert among others assisting along with Mrs. Fred Keanhwhl. Donation offerings were presented for the home’s furnishings.
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American Legion Auxiiary
New Legion
Jordon Pike
Aivest
Késhen
New’ Legion
Gordan
Gerd
Herbert Gotz
Carl [Mather
Carl Owens
Kigburney
Hoes Slifer
Carl Seibert
Estentive
Fred Keanhwhl
Work Begun 141 Years Ago on Fort Hamilton
Fort Hamilton marks the 141st anniversary of Washington sending General Arthur St. Clair to Ohio. The 18th century actions under President Washington led to troops being deployed to the Northwest Territory, establishing the roots of Fort Hamilton and solidifying early frontier defense.
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Fort Hamilton
Washington
General St. Clair
Ohio
Hamittan
Port Hamilton
Tlers
Congresa
thatIndiang
Congress
Arthur St. Clair
Ptaor
North-West Territory
Oneral St. Clair
95th Anniversary Event Opers Sunday St John’s
Ray Schwenn, a Hamilton meat dealer, died Friday at Fort Hamilton Hospital from a self inflicted deep wound while cutting meat in his store. Funeral arrangements include services at the Masonic temple, interment at Hill Memorial Park, with affiliations in Hamilton Lodge No 17 I O O F, Washington Chapter No 195 D E O F, and presidency of the Hamilton Retail Grocers Association. The church’s 95th anniversary week begins, with a September 28 observance and a Sunday pageant on September 18 detailing St John’s Evangelical history and its mother church role.
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Reymond A. Schwenn
Hamilton
Wie
Fort Hampton Hospital
East Avenue
Washington Loidge
ACA
Mr. Selivenn
Eps
Charles Coolny
Second Church of Christ
Seiuntis
Ae Hill Memorial Park
Grathwahl
Merle Fue
Phillip
Dick Avenue
Masonia
Sehwann
Hamilton Lodge
Washington
D. E
Hamilton Retail Grocers’ Association
St. John's
Zion “Evangelical Lutheran
St .Paul and Redeemer
Heamuilken
St. Paul's
God St. Jobin
Tien
Jones Named on Peace Charge Public arrest warrant issued
Sanford Jones of Canal avenue was charged with breach of peace in a warrant signed at police headquarters Friday night by Lloyd Flora of 634 Caldwell singer.
Elks Event Charms Hamilton Guests From Cincinnati
A large Hamilton Elks gathering at the Elks Country Club Friday night featured A J Warnedarl leading a party of Cincinnati Elks. They honored James Richardson, secretary of the board of grand trustees, for his help in securing approval from grand trustees and grand lodge officers for the phase of the property at the Butler County Country Club.
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Elks
Country Club
Hamilton Elks
A. J. Warndarl
Cincinnati Elks
James &. Pichardson
Board of Grand Trastees
Hamilton
Agr. Richardson
Elks Meet Leads to Bedford Lodge Property Transfer
An Elk's National Home gathering in Bedford Virginia approved a transfer of the Country club property to the Elks after the meeting in May. The event fostered strong fellowship among members of two lodges that had long cooperated. Continued on Page 3.
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P.O. Elka
Elk’s National Hane
Bedford
Country Club
The
Elka
Activity program details and theft reports in local notices
A fragmented report shows membership totals of 1,114 men and 621 boys, totaling 1,625, with upcoming events listed by date and key organizers named. Separate items note a battery of tools reported stolen from two cars, including a $40 lockbox and $15 wrenches, prompting police reports.
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Ye MC. A
Boyd
Lillie Dobnsong
Poli
Karl Lutz
Jersey, Avenue
Summer Attendance Surges in 4-H Camp Report
Dr Frechiling reports strong summer results with 24 percent higher attendance than expected. Opened the camp for the full season, meeting enrollment goals and boosting boy involvement across 4-H periods amid optimistic board expectations.
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Frechiling
Detroit Guests of G A Rentschler Mayo in Party
Detroit guests of G A Rentschler Mayo gathered with their wives at a party hosted by G A Beauchamp, president of the General Machinery Corporation. Attendees from Detroit included Hex Shields, A A Byerlin, Ziegler, Kennath Ingersoll, and other officials connected to General Machinery. They planned golf and leisure before returning to Detroit Monday.
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Detroit
G. A. Rentschler
Mayo
William B. Mayo
Hamilton
Ford ‘Motoe Company
Ard Font
Detro
General Machinery Corporation
G. A. Beatechlex
General Machinery Ccrporation
Hex !Shields
A.a.byerlin
Ziegler and
sKennath- Ingersoll
General Machinery
Golf Parting
Last Tribute to Mrs Smyers at Family Home Service
Funeral services for Mrs Sophia Smyers widow of the late Dames P Smyers were held at the family home on South D street and Ross Avenue at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Rev William Verbreht pastor of St Paul's Evangelical church conducted the service with Dr George Simonson of the Presbyterian church assisting. Interment followed at Greenwood with pall bearers including Mrs Smyers nephews Adam Krucker Robert Hahn Ken Vieth Roger Fred Hamilton Horace Hund and Charles Waldefer.
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William Vollbresht
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
George Simonson
Presbyterian Church
Vbrecht
Smyers
Howe
Yasu- Wy
Greenwood
Adam Krucker
Robert Hahn
Kenvieth Roger
Fred Hamilton
Hor
Ea Hund
Charles Waldefer
Butler's W C7 A Elects Officers and Addresses Heard
Miss Alberta Finlay and others elected to officer posts at the Butler County W C T A meeting at College Corner United Presbyterian. Officers include Mrs CG AHen HG vice president Mrs W Jungs secretary and Mrs Mabel Brows treasurer. Morning talks by Mrs Alec Jones and Mrs Stephenain. Mrs Walter Jones secretary reported. Prohibition talk by BE C Dowdell and Miss Craccia Holdenler of Australia. Next meeting planned for Middletown.
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Alberta
Finlay
Butler County
W. GT
College Corner
United Presbyterian Dutch
Mra. CG
W. Jungs
Mabel Johnson
Senator Borah
C. Dowdell
Misa Craccia Honldler
Australia
Middletown
Butler County Man Named in Cornerstone Story Recalls West Days
A Butler County native recalls his role in placing his name in a courthouse cornerstone in Port Orchard Washington. Johnny Wallace Sr of Williamsdale Ohio helped build the 1892 Port Orchard courthouse with his coin papers and imprint. He moved to Port Orchard from Butler County in his youth and later returned, sharing memories as the old building is demolished to make way for a new structure on the same site.
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Butler County
West
Johnny Wallace
Wile Hamadale
Ohio
Port Orchard
Kitsap County
Mr. Wallace
John Wallace and Son Contracting
Williamsdale
Coundy
Port Orsherd
Seattle
Wash
Democratic Rally Highlights Party Loyalty and Youth Involvement
Ed ward Dixon urged Democratic unity and a Roosevelt Garner victory at a Friday rally before 400 in Kielser Building. He condemned Republicans and urged organization among young voters. Club leaders outlined finances, constitution and voter outreach as they seek a stronger Democratic presence in Hamilton County Indiana. A follow up note reports an Indiana bandit pursuit near Liberty after a $140 stick up at Moff Elevator. No suspect or vehicle found.
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Thomas Jefferson
Vis
Democratic Club
Rally
Toht B. Connaughton, Jr
Coamittes
Kinsball Scott
Marc ‘Fichter
Dixon
Ade Deeas
Nevgar
Sid the
Tas
Variana
Democratic Party
Hamilton Ehoir
Jubee Dizon
Tan Meagare
United States
Good Old Party
Indiana
Hamilton
Butler County
Inns
Moff Elevator Company
Liberty
Ind
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John Stoan
Squires Court
Pater Avenue
Charel
Gol
Joby Baguski
Judge Dixon
HONOR
Ssther Albeiget Bues
Esiher Albright
Sétks
Charles R. Abright
Lewreate
Xen
Tammon Pleas Court
Olathe
Kae
Haya
Gal ’Hee
Legion. Auxiliary
Opers
St. John’s
Ray Schwenn
Bible School
Daugh Jahn
Ohare
Bible ‘School
Stephen
Bile School
Bible Gakool Wall
Biers
Barbara
Friedericks Honger
Hamilton EL
Grand Secre
Tary
Bela
Campbell Gard
John Ponsting
AM G Columbus
Ee EA. Wente
R. H. Burke
B. Wy Ful
Robert Wn
Cyril Fittua
Walter
R.K. Grosvenor
Marc Welliver
Ulber Waele Anid
Willigmns’ Wright
Oxton Fay
Wy 1032
Ginners
Peter, Bonninghafen
P.P. Boli
R. G. Coge‘well
Don W.bitton
L. Freehtling
Homer Gard
Clinton Gebbart
Lee-Good
W.P. Griesner
Homer ‘Latimer
B. D., Lestrider
Martin Tingler
W. R B. Sneed
Morris
Taylor
B.A. Wente
Don Madaniel
Cama
Ain of
Tha
Mrs. Smyers
Butler’s
W. C7
Alse Mazuma
David Truman
Truman
Violet Pearson
Evening Journal
Mile Truman
Ed Wheelan
Wheelen Serial
Mister Dani
Racketerr
Buddy
Edward
Qrmerty
Common Visas Court
Hamilton County
Pax
Dresent
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