Fire damages Dreher Truck Hauling plant in alcohol blaze
Four of thirty five drums of wood alcohol exploded in a late night fire at the Dreher Truck Hauling company plant at Fifth and Sycamore, spreading liquid fire and endangering firemen. Chief Conlin led efforts to contain the blaze, which caused estimated damages up to 15 000 dollars and involved multiple fire companies. Investigators suspect spontaneous combustion ignited sawdust near the alcohol drums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreher Truck Hauling Company
Pitth and
Sycamore
Deetor
Fifth
William Conlin
Conlin
Baltimore and
Ohia
William Schramm
New Miami
William
Ofice
Oscar Decker
Robert Leonard
Allan Lindsay
Berla Watson
Crabill Regan
William Duellman
Tanes
Hove
Conlin Wranesday
Eyaamore Street
Sycamore Street
Schramm
Buildng
Cincinnati Aristrates Company
Imrilding
Boy's quick observation helps arrest counterfeit suspect
A 16 year old boy, aided by a girl and two women, tipped off authorities to a man later identified as Harry Brown, 52, who passed a counterfeit $10 bill at a Hamilton street grocery. Secret Service and Hamilton police (led by agent Buck) arrested Brown after a chase from Mrs Roberts’s store. Investigators believe the case links to a southern Ohio and northern Kentucky counterfeiting ring operating in Cincinnati and Covington. Brown claimed a stranger gave him the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karry Brows
Ujndlanat
Brater
Bacret Service
Hamilton
Ohio
Kentucky
Sons Tor Fosters
Cincinnati
Harry Buck
Secret Service
Harlow
Anna Harlow
Hunt Avenue
May Roberts
H. 3. Roberts
Covington
Brown
Merien
Young Kurnow
Miss Roberts
Roberts
Kenworth
Millville Avenues
Breane
Bradquarters
Jad
Clayenca Yolden
John Rippuy
Herb Stowthers
Buck
Haimilinn
Weather data for Hamilton and year by year
The record provides scattered weather figures for Hamilton including yesterday’s high around 73 and last night’s low near 2 plus a forecast or historical series for future years. It lists temperatures for 1931 194d 1929 1928 1927 1926 with Mex drainage and rainfall totals such as 2.19 inches for a 24 hour period, but the OCR is garbled and unclear on the exact dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximura Yeaterday
Minimura
Howe
North End Urges Charter Change and Prosperity Day Event
North End residents push approval of a city charter amendment to allow use of Aurphia earnings from utilities for city expenses. A Prosperity Days program is slated for Saturday at 10:28 PM in front of the Anthony Wayne hotel with Mayor Burke presiding at 10:15 PM. The event features Crosley radio stars, Indiana acts, and local entertainers, with committee leaders and merchants coordinating, and attendees from Butler County invited. Transportation issues and rail/coach service proposals were discussed with no action taken.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Howe
WOW Radio
Ray
Burke
Allains
Monument Avenue
High Street
Ludlow Street
Polinr
Kingk Douglas
Glar
Couht Liv Donelaw
Wvening & Merry
Douglas
Crosley Radio
WIA
Cinemali
Amnone
Cormick Ol Tima
WAV
Indiana
Butler County
Chia Entertainment
Powell Crowley
Mr. Mope
J. Edward Humbach
Crosley
Hamilton
John A. Schornim
John ¥. Mayer
Robert 3. Pisher
Walter Wack
Ewart Warndort
North End Improvement Association
C. and L. EB. Railway Company
City Coach Company
Mather
Harmony Lodge Meeting Notes At Odd Fellows Hall
Routine business was transacted at the regular meeting of Harmony Lodge No. 1 on Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall at Main and B streets.
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Marmony Lodge No
Odd Bellows Hall
Main Nod B Street
Mystery around Haizmann injury clears as foul play ruled out
Haizmann, a coal company driver, told doctors at Abnrey hospital she awoke Monday night and fainted onto a stove, then lay in a coma for over 12 hours. Patrolmen removed her to the hospital where doctors expect recovery from a scalp wound and ear injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werank Waizmann
Tuckdas
Inn
Ab Abnrey
Secient
Marlin, Lingler
Martin Lingler Con Company
Maple Avenue
Hnrtaenann
Astorérdom
Coal Company
Hirzmann
Tle
Ed Tuley
Herman Dulle
Harzmann
Hospital Authoritien
Junior Order Regular Meeting Held by Bitler Conport
Members of Bitler Conport No 93 Jr O TABL hold thirty regular meeting Tuesday night in their hall on Both Second Street and discussed business of interest to the veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitler
Conport Mo. 93, Jr. O, Tabl
vorAnr
Open Meeting of Bnai Brith to Feature Prominent Speakers
An open meeting of the una Brith organization will be held at the Beth Israel temple in Cincinnati on Thursday evening. Honorphia Alfred M. Crhon, president of the National Order of Bnai Brith, will be the principal speaker. Leonard H. Freiberg, secretary of the District Grand Lodge No. 2, will initiate new candidates. A dine program will follow with the Syuky Blue Serenaders providing entertainment.
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Una Brith
Beth Israel Temple
Butler Streets
Boris
Ramilton Bint
Honorphia
Alfred M. Crhon
Tatarnational Order of Bnai Brith
Cincinnati
Laws
Colton
Wall Vere
Mnitern Pers Thining
B’nai B’rith
Leonard H. Freiberg
District Grand Lodge
No. 2
Freiberg
Cing Joinwall
Houtiton
Vinithee
Hamilton Board Recesses To Discuss Wilson Junior High Bid
The Hamilton board of education recessed Tuesday afternoon to discuss a contract for constructing the Woodrow Wilson Junior High on Eaton road. The session, held at 4:15 p.m. in the board office, considered bids but no award was made. Director of law Millikin P. Shells and attorney Rhetts discussed forthcoming actions. further details were not disclosed. Board members present included Hughes, Beckett, Sohingen, Rikerberry, and Harry A. Hughes.
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Hamilton Board of Education
Woodrow Wilson Junior High School
Eaton Road
Hemilton
My. Rhetts
My. Holdefwrauid
Clarry ‘A. Hughes
Shotts
Board of Education
Woodrow Wilson
BK. 3. Hughes
Mary M. Beckett
Louis B. Sohingen
G. XI Rikerberry
Harry A. Hughes
Heaviest Rain of Year Benefits Farm Crops in Region
The heaviest rainfall of the year reached 2.18 inches in a day, lifting the month total to 4.8 inches and aiding farm crops. High pressure steered storms inland rather than along the coast, with autumn equinox arriving September 23. Rain helps control Hessian fly by delaying emergence until about October 1, guiding planting timing for wheat and barley.
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Hamilton
Butler County
First M. E. Board Meeting Reported
Members of the Viral ML FR Church gathered Tuesday evening at the church for a routine business meeting. The session proceeded with standard church matters and no special actions were noted.
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M. E
Dollar Day Bargains Loom in Hamilton Vendors
Butler county shoppers anticipate Hamiltons Dollar Day with merchants leading the season, offering reduced prices and newly arrived goods. The Journal urges readers to study the ads to seize bargains and build relations with local merchants.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Khelil New Road
Doline
Tisular
Sournal
Journal
Jean
Jr Democratic Club Hears Candidates Rally Tuesday
Junior Democratic club members heard brief speeches from candidates for probate judge and county offices at a meeting in the Keisar building. Judge A J Patel acted as emcee and announced plans for a statewide rally next Tuesday at Oxford Road Inn with several speakers slated.
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Jr. Democratic Club
Ucimcorrel Counly Chouruaies
Brokts
Democratislub
Keisar
Bouth
A. J. Patel
Liem
Cho
Rahart $. Woodrutl
John de Andrewa
Judge Court of Appeals
George Menrod
Frank Pepper
Joseph H. DuBois
Fred Hammerie
Robert Braun
Joh Schumacher
Paul Raden
John B. Cendaughter, Jr
Junior Democratic Club
Mark Fiehrer
Oxford Road
Tnn
Wiehrer
Kimball Boolt
Honor Dr Caudill Huntington Church Honor Dr Caudill Huntington Church
Dr Benjamin Fennktin Ga dill formerly pastor of First Baptist Hamilton Ohio will celebrate ten years as pastor of the Twentieth Street Baptist Church Huntington next Sunday with special services morning and evening. Caudill led Twentieth Street from 1905 to 1912 and later served in Everett Portsmouth and Hamilton before being recalled in 1922.
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Tae Josten
H Huntington
W.e
Benjamin Fennktin Gadill
Firet Bapl
Hamilton
Ohi
Twentieth, Street Baptist Church of
Huntington
Caudill
Twentieth Street Church
Everett
Wash
Portsmouth
Ohio
Huntington Church
Fort Hamilton Hospital Training School Opens with New Nurses
The Fort Hamilton Hospital Training School for Nurses opened formally on Wednesday with five probationers added to the staff. The student body now includes 22 members led by Miss Paulina Black and others from College Corner Dayton and Hamilton. Nurse-instructor Mike Ruth Briggs joins from the State University of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Mike Ruth Briggs
State University of
Arailton
Elise Protscher
Dayton
Kentucky
Margaret, Potts
Hamilton
Governor White to Speak to Hamilton Rotary
Governor George H. White will address the Hamilton Rotary at Thursday noon. The meeting, at the Anthony Warne hotel, will include his talk on the slate of reforms. Members may bring a guest by notifying secretary Will Howe by Wednesday night to arrange attendance.
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Grovernor
George H. White
Hamilton Rotary
Anthony Warne
Will Howe
Butler Girl Wins Ohio Grange Honor
Miss Margaret Mehl a Fairfield High School junior won the Ohio Grange essay contest among all counties. Her essay Why the Grange Showkt Foster Street and Highway Safety earned top honors. She receives $5 and a silver medal and advances to national competition. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Adair Mell of Fairfield township, she belongs to the Fairfield Grange. Also notes Girl Scout Little House invites sixth to seventh graders 2 to 3:30 p.m. and eighth to ninth graders 3:30 to 6:00 p.m.
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Margaret Mehl
Fairfield High School
Ohio
State Grange
Walter F. Kirk
Grange
Exenys F ‘Rom
National Grange Organization
Pieosiaher
Adair Mell
Fairfield Township
Airfield Grange
Eastern Star Anniversary Celebrated Charter Members Honored
The twenty eighth anniversary of Washington Chapter No. 195, Order of Eastern Star, was marked by a large dinner at Masonia temple. More than 208 members and visitors attended as ten charter members were honored for long service.
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Eastern Star
Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Masonia Tenple
Harry Castator Treated After Head Injury at Mercy Hospital
An 80 year old named Harry Castator suffered a head injury and was taken from a physician's office to Mercy Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Police said the injury was not serious and Castator was hurt but stable.
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Harry Castator
Falg
Mercy Hospital
Castator
Ing
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