Roberts Supply begins North Third Street Extension work in Lima
Roberts Supply Company of Lima Ohio has officially begun preliminary work on the North Third Street Extension. Equipment arrived from Hamilton and preparations indicate steady progress on road and bridge construction over the Great Miami river, with dredging and fills planned through the week and a state bridge contract expected soon.
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Roberts Supply Company
Lima
Ohio
North Third Street
Hamilton
Roberts Supply Co
Stle Highway Department
Obie
Great Miami River
Ward-Hagee Construction Company
Oas
Pitt
Peck
Lima Company
T Hen Engineering
Cory
Third Street
Gasoline theft ring busted after large scale siphoning device found
deputies seized a 20 gallon tank and hoses in a West Middletown auto tied to Curtis Lawson, 24, who was arrested after a Middletown station thefts spree. Police say the device siphoned gas by creating a vacuum, with four prior thefts at the same station in six weeks.
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John Schumacher
West Middletown
Middletown
Curtis Lawson
Wreet Middletown
Tie
David Wetkel
Ts Auto Enegmno
Cason
Yeputian Ay E. Linkina
Mark Duerr
Tieeve
Senator Fess to Speak Friday at United Presbyterian Church
Senator Simron D. Fess will address a Friday evening meeting at 6 15 o clock on the topic Problem is Controlling the United States Congress The dinner tickets are nearly sold out with a few left for interested attendees to contact Rev James P Sturgeon or Bhelden Burne for reservations and more information
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United States Congress
Simron D. Fess
United Presbyterian Church
Fess
Mer
Eharsh
James P. Sturgeon
Bhelden Burne
Lee Suffers Severe Finger Cut at Hospital
Lee was treated Monday at Neroy hospital for a severe finger laceration while removing a blade from a device. Medical staff reported the injury occurred during work-related activity and he is expected to recover.
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Lee
Ape
Neroy Hospital
Maddy
State Boys Work Secretaries Plan Hamilton Meeting
Hamilton secretaries gathered Tuesday morning with Y M C A and Ohio chamber staff to discuss the boys work department activities for winter. Lico, executive secretary of Ho Cinomerli OY, Ralph Raolin of Ha Daylan Y, and other officers arranged a program for the style meeting of boys’ work secretaries in Columbus scheduled for September 27 and 28.
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Chambera
Ohio
Hamilton ‘'V
I. Lico
Ho Cinomerli OY
Ralph Raolin
Ha Daylan
Hamilton
Columbus
Holy Name Rally For Six Parishes On October 9
The Holy Name rally unites six parishes led by anilton members for an annual gathering. Delegates from each parish plan next moodly meeting, with a rally at St Mary's hall to follow. Past events saw men marching from St Stephen's to Toseysh's school, with a downtown speaker and benediction after pledges in the school yard.
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Holy Name
Kiwanis Meeting and Nomination at West Elkton
Tonight West Elkton Kiwanis will hold an agricultural meeting with dinner served at 0:30 by United Brethren Ladies. The meeting includes nominations led by Thomas McGreevy Ray Stachler and A H Trapp. Hamilton club invited. Harrisson Harrigon anniversary celebration Wednesday. Hamilton Kiwanians to Cincinnati Thursday for a meeting.
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Tamitton Iwanis
Elnbh
West Elkton
Harrigon Club
Hamilton
Hensley Trial Day Not Changed by Brockman Slaying
Oliver Hensley age 30 of Prok avenue faced first degree murder charges for a fatal October 10 case. State witnesses reportedly remaining in Manchester, Kentucky after a Sunday feud linked to John Brockman and Frank H. Baker’s killings, with investigators probing possible connections.
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Hensley
Brockman
Proscar
Zolmar Blorgenthaler
Oliver Hensley
Rage
Pook Avenua
Hays
Manchester
Morgenthaler
John Brockman
Prok Avenue
Frank H. Baker
Commonwealth Attorney
London
Levi Hensley
Domestic Strife Leads to $100 Fine and Breach Cases
Testimony tied Jennie Firnek of 3rd Street to causing trouble between a man and his wife, receiving the maximum $100 fine plus costs on intoxication. In other Tuesday morning rulings, Marvin Selser faced breach of peace charges after striking a woman. fines ranged from $4 to $10 with costs, and several others were dismissed or fined for intoxication and loitering.
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Jennie Firnek
South Third Streat
Thode
Alphonse Puler
Uaegard
Migs Brock
Marvin Selser
South Third Street
Selser
Charles Hall
Woodlawn Avenue
Middletown
B. F. Jangford
Livingston
Raymond and
Marie Smith
South Fifth
Walter Schultheiss
Madison Avenue
John Lipscomb
Lincoln Avenue
Lily Gray
Ludlow Street
Bertha Blain
Goodman Avenue
Tindin Atkins
Mosler
Haque
Ministerial Group Welcomes Member Nomination Soon
A Hamilton Ministerial Alliance meeting welcomed Rev BH Nichol as host pastor and planned a nominating committee including Rev Davies, Rev Neal Dow Newlin, and Rev G W Webstar. The group endorsed a council gathering at First Baptist Church with officers’ election set for Monday October 3.
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Menuhera
Hamilton Ministerial Alliance
Nichol
Nastar
U. B. Phorehy Waa
H Bickwannon
Mon Hors
First Baptist
Hamilton Name Popular in 50 States Averages 25 Occurrences
Washington dispatch notes the 1932 Postal Guide lists 26 Awai ddons in the United States with 23 Hamilton communities. Ohio hosts one, with numerous states including Alabama Colorado Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana New York North Carolina North Dakota Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Virginia Washington and Wisconsin. Hillsdale shows 23 state listings with 12 Baths and 20 Belmonts among common place names.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Hamilton
Ohio
Alabama
Colorado
Georgia
Ulinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
New York
North Caralina
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhoda Island
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Moth And Rock Lodged In Ears
A 24 year old man from Marsh Street sought relief at Mercy hospital after a moth and a rock lodged in his ear. He was treated and discharged the same day. Earlier a one year old child, son of William Winkler, had a glove removed from his ear at the same hospital. Both patients were released after treatment.
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Treaders Marsh
Has& Avenue
Mersy Hospital
Hyman
Hellman
Marsh
Oral Winkler
Willian Winkler
Winkler
Register Tonight In Miami Extension Classes
Desiring to enter extension classes at Miami University in cooperation with the Hamilton Board of Education should meet at Hamilton High School Tuesday evening at 7 00 o clock. Names and subjects of interest to be given. Courses taught by Miami University faculty with full college credit. Great chance for students to finish college work without leaving Hamilton. Groups formed for any subject with sufficient demand.
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Miami University
Hamilton Board of Education
Hamilton High School
Hamilton
T Healahy
Grace M. E. Sunday School Election
Charles Slovk was elected superintendent of the Grace M E Sunday School at a church meeting. Other officers elected include Walter Weber as assistant superintendent, Ida Braun secretary, Edward Brodt treasurer, Alfreda Link missionary treasurer, Ruth Schneider pianist, Ruth Braun assistant pianist, librarians Albert Laubenstein Fred Braun John Werhel, Ruth Braun as grade roll superintendent, and Edward Brodt as home department superintendent.
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Charles Slovk
Grace MM
Hand M
Walter Weber
Mies Ida Braun
Redward Brodt
Alfreda Link
Ruth Schneider
Ruth, Brawn
Albert Laubenstein
Fred Braun
John Werhel
Ruth Braun
Home Department
Edward Brodt
Candidates Nite for Junior Demos at 7:30 Tonight
Junior Democratic club holds candidates night at 7:30 in Keiser building South Second street. Judge A J Pater to preside with short talks by Democratic hopefuls. Rally scheduled for Sept 27 at Oxford Road Inn. Mare Fiehrer chairs rally committee with members Connenghton Conda Connelly and others. Tickets available from club members.
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Democratic Club
Keiser
South Second Street
A. J. Pater
Fahn B. Connaughton
Oxford Road Inn
Hamilton
Mare Fiehrer
John B. Connenghton
Gilbert Conda
Dick Connelly
Harley Miller
Frank Collopy
Robert Herzog
Lawrence Richar
Elmer Davidson
Harry Grevey, Jr
Poesia
Mamere
Boyle Improves After Seven Knife Wounds Incident
John Boyle, 29, of North Second Street, remains in Mercy Hospital after receiving seven knife wounds Sunday night near the Miami River Brick Street Bridge. Henry Smith, 45, of South High Street, surrendered to police within 30 minutes and is held without bond on a killing attempt warrant. Smith reportedly attacked Boyle and his daughter and was later charged with attempted homicide.
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Mercy Hospital
John Boyle
North Second Street
Henry ©. Smith
South Highth Street
Smith
Boyle
Miami River
Brick Street
Sayle
Radio Stars In Person at Prosperity Days in Hamilton
In connection with Hamilton Prosperity Days the Crosley Players will present a public program Saturday evening on Monument Avenue in front of the Anthony Wayne hotel. A large stand will be erected and at 10 15 P M the crowd will hear Crosley address system with voices carried to the farthest sections. Mayor Raymond H Burke will open the program, with cooperation from Powell Crosley Co Hope and J Edward Humbach. Jack Douglass will direct the event with Crosley entertainers to follow.
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Hamilton
Grasley
Anthony Wayne
Crosley
Crosley Engineers
Document Avenue
Raymond H. Burke
Powell Crosley
Mr. Hope
J. Edward Humbach
Rentschlers In New Who's Who Three
Hamilton boasts three brothers listed in the 1022 33 edition of Who's Who arrived at the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce. Gordon B. Rentschler heads National City Bank New York George A. Rentschler leads General Machinery Corp Hamilton and Frederick B. Rentschler presides United Aircraft and Transport Co A copy will be filed at the Chamber for reference and consultation.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Gordon 8. Rentschler
National City Bank
New York
George A. Rentschler
General Machinery Corporation
Frederick B. Rentschler
United Aircraft and Transport Company
Chamber of Commerce
Death Claims John H. Confer After Long Illness
John H. Confer known as Jack died Monday at 3:15 p m at 805 Park Avenue after a long illness. He was 66, born September 4 and retired from work five years ago. He worked as a foreman at Nites oot Works and later as fam diry superintendent with Ober telm Ritter in Cincinnati. Active in the United Presbyterian church, Knights of Pythias, and Monkey Mutual Aid Society, he lived a life of faith and service with family and friends by his side. (Continued on Page Five)
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John
Jack
Park Avenue
Hls
Conter
Nites Oot Works Company
Obertelm-Ritter Company
Cincinnati
Confer
Knights of Pything
Miamisburg
Monkey Mutual Aid Society
United Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Adairs
Appeal for Butler women to sew Red Cross garments
An urgent call to women in Haswilton and rural Butler County urges organizing sewing groups to convert 1509 yards of Red Cross cotton into garments for children, babies, and adults. Volunteers are asked to report by September 24 with garment counts and chairmen names, contact Red Cross at 209 South Second Street, Hamilton.
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Haswilton
Alt Mral
Butler County
Red Cross
Hamilton
Aca
Nalsea
South Second Street
Wawilton
Ohio
Red Cross Seeks Volunteer Seamstresses for War Relief
In Hetler and Butler Counties Hamilton area appeals go out for volunteers to convert received cotton cloth into garments for needy families. Local committees coordinate school officials and women's clubs to survey needs, sew items for children first, then adults, with finished outfits returned for central distribution. The Strauss Clothing and Supply Co offers space for cutting and sewing, and distribution staff will work three mornings a week to release material after checks.
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Hetler County
Red
Numerone
Hamilton
Nesdy
Butler County
Middletown
Central Committee
Federal Relief Con
Isabel Beardsley
Birenal’ Social Work
Fhe
Cteck
Red Cross
Jars
Oxford Village
Strauss
Anil Shge Company
Ita
Reunion plans for 322nd Artillery in Dayton outlined
Preparations are under way for the twelfth annual reunion of the 922nd Field Artillery association in Dayton next Saturday. Registration at the Gibbons hotel, trip to the National Military home with lunch, then afternoon and evening at Argonna Forest park with sports. Hamilton attendees expected. Elva Schald of Middletown appeared in court over a $318,265 judgment from 1930 for Beos Inc. Bible school superintendents of the United Presbyterian Church met to set dates for Promotion day on October 2 and Rally day on October 10.
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922Nd Field Artillery Association
Dayton
Gibbons Hotel
Naetional Military
Argonna Forest Park
Hamilton
U.P. Bible
Bible
United Presbyterian Hhurch
Parch Hous
Weather report fragment for Hamilton area 1931 data
Fragmentary weather data shows temperatures and rainfall figures. Mentions maxima and minima with BR 84 and 74 and readings in inches for past 24 hours. Contains illegible OCR errors but indicates general climate observance in Hamilton.
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Senator Fess
Kiwanis
Bee
Frank Clements
Miami
Grace M. E
Nheelan
David Truman
Nike Etree Eels
Pak
Ed Wheelan
Mi. Men
Dave
Budaes
CAD College
Iind
Subir
RTC
Exo Srey
Crosley Studios
Jack Douglass
Omwain
Humay
Amuy
Rentschlers
New
Who
John H. Confer
Comepletion
Reunion
Br A & Bkard
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