Proportional Representation for the Small City speech
Hamilton attorney Cyrns J. Fitton spoke in Washington at a National Municipal League dinner on Hamilton's charter framework using proportional representation for council elections. He detailed the 1996 charter adoption, the voluntary campaign committee, and ongoing efforts to secure water, a municipal airport, arterial streets, zoning, and building enforcement under the city plan. The talk credited local groups, newspapers, and the P. R. league for support and highlighted reforms like mechanical bookkeeping, a city purchasing department, and traffic improvements.
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Cyrms J. Fitton
Hamilton
National Municipal League
Washington
Willard Hotel
A. R. Hatton
North Evestecn University
Chicago
Filton
Ohio
Hatten
Tat LP. R
Pie
Counvil
Ami General
Charter Commission
Wissannl
Thongand Alony
Supe
P. R. League
Wal- Teth
Millard
Hnulk i
PLA
Price
Ilosity
Washington, D. C
Oyrug J. Fitton
Hamilton Athorney
Proportional Representation for the Small City debate
P R J Fitton rhetoric at a National Municipal League dinner in Washington praises proportional representation for the small city and reviews municipal reforms. He notes lower fire premiums, modern street lighting, a municipal garage, new police fire signal systems, and a debt reduction under the new regime while stressing council leadership and voter empowerment.
Postpone Emancipation Day Celebration At Riverview
The Emancipation Day event planned with the Negro Improvement Association at Riverview playground has been postponed until January 1, 1933. Details on the program and location will be announced later.
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Riverview Playground
Negro Improvement Association
Progress Report From Central Church Officers Elected
The annual Central Church of Christ meeting reported progress and notable work last year. Officers elected for the new year begin Oct 1 1932 including Elders Rollin Gres Fred Fayli James Lewis and Joseph Kirk for two years and other members for various terms. Installation planned for 10 30 am with Mayor Raymond Burke delivering the address and special music by the choir.
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Central Church
Burke
Central Church of Christ
Rollin Gres
Fred Fayli
James Lewis
Joseph Kirk
Willian NuKeo
John Pyle
Dereons
R. E
Kee
E. Fryar
Rollie Cresa
Adilie Pelfrey
Woodford ‘Combs
Hey
Almon Wolfe
Raymond Ji
Hi Y Chapters at Organization for Year s Activities
The three Hi Y chapters met in separate sessions at the YMCA and set up their first semester activities. Sophomore officers: President Bill Leitherty, President Hassell Hollingsworth, secretary Bob Martin, treasurer Ren Strauss. Committee on constitution to report next Wednesday.
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Bill Leitherty Lee
Hassell Hollingsworth
Bob Martin
Trensurer
Ren. Strauss
Rory Wolford
Europe
Bob Tuley
Glen Holden
Ellsworth Wenley
Navold Mackum
Louis Lavine
Shapter
Naulor Lielondershign
Mate Thomson
Wintermeister
Fire scene hazards prompt red lights at Dreher plant
Police placed red lights on debris in front of the Dreher Truck Hauling company plant at Fifth and Svermore after a fire damaged the site late Tuesday night.
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Dreher Truck Hauling Company
Fifth
Svermore Streets
Junior L A Club Installs Officers at Hamilton High
Hamilton High school Junior Ty A C at YM GA held a meeting Tuesday installing officers Lois Meyers President Jin Meson Vice President Charles Bayes Secretary Robert Kalodel Treasurer Three new members Ted Slants Boyd Thomas and Roebert Dakin joined The adviser is Mr G O Arnold and the club seems limited to fifteen members.
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Arnold
Lth
Elit
Services Friday For F M Wynn
Francis Marion Wynn a Scipio Ohio farmer was found dead in bed Tuesday by his wife Elizabeth Wynn Coroner Edward Grokune ruled death from apoplexy and ill health He lived in New Haven for 30 years and belonged to New Haven C B Olomeeh He leaves a widow two sons Wilbur and Theob and two daughters Meg and Alisa with several grandchildren Funeral services will be held at Eb urah New Haven Ohio
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Francis Marion Wynn
Scipio
Ohio
Elizabeth Wynn
Edward “Grok Nuneune
New Haven C. B. Olmeeh
Widgin
Eliabeth Wynn
Lea Ber
Momn
Funeral service led by Rev Forrest Brown at 2 PM
Funeral services set for today with Reverend Forrest Brown officiating at 2 p.m. Burial will follow in the Baptist cemetery near New Haven. Friends may call at the residence.
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Finlay
Forrest Brown
Baptist
New Haven
Residencr
Fathers Club at C H High School Meeting Tonight
Fathers of Callolis High School are invited to a regular Fathers Club meeting tonight at 3 o clock in the Catholic high school. President Wiegand notes several important subjects will be discussed and urges all fathers with sons at the school and all men interested in the school’s welfare to attend.
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Fathers Club
C.H
Callolis
Catholic High Schwor
Wiegand
Immanuel Branch All Day Sewing Meet Friday
The Concordia Immanuel Branch announces an all day sewing event Friday at Park Hill Hospital. All members are urged to attend.
Name H S Review Staff and Assignments at Hamilton High
Name H S Review Staff and assistants for the coming year are listed under Miss Mary Hook with principal approval. Fannia Rothbaum as storin chief. Louis Ovis to head the sports staff. numerous reporters, typists, and feature writers named. several staffers and helpers listed across boxes, exchanges, and Who's Who column duties.
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Fannia Rothbaum
Hamilton High School
Ov Rention
Louis Ovis
Monte
Edith Clack
Tennne Hoyt
Bathor Booker
Apna Mio Kammerer
Jane Maven
Eileen McMechauy
Serteule Settle
Java Sollenberger
Mary Kyler
Edith Litwack
Dorothy Caldwell
Tha Ann Wversole
Maye Eimerson
Goldie Rathhauin
Louis Levin
Juno Beam
Paul Qracolph
George Kindred
Bob Martin
Grovgn Skinner
Ben Strauss
Rural Mail Route Extended From Trenton in Butler County
Washington Ravose in Washington D C Sept 22 The post office department announced an extension of the rural free delivery route from Trenton Butler county two miles further to reach families that have urged service and argued for the addition. The extension aims to improve access without increasing annual postal revenue loss and will raise the sal of lyn FL Young the warrior from 2670 to 1800 a year serving 23 miles a day.
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Trenton
Washington
Washington, D. C
Butler County
Post Office Department
Lyn FL Young
Warrior
Nay
Appointment of Business Manager and Staff Heads
His Worst Molen Sehnbert Edna Postlewail Martin Coyte have been appointed business manager with Will Heiser Charles Asbury and Emily Parker and Esther Arnold as assistants. The advertising and circulation departments are headed by Nath Due ter Wynuces W Harbit, Dorothy Anderson in the collection department by Ben Diesbach on Dorothy Wer mar, Gagena Selebert is the bookkeeper and Nsther Arnold secretary of the business staff.
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Molen Sehnbert
Edna Postlewail
Martin Coyte
Will Heiser
Charles Asbury
Emily Parker
Esther Arnold
Nath Due
Ter
Wagner Ordered To Pay Attorney Fee In Divorce Case
Franoix Wagner of Hamilton facing divorce action by Mary Whener was ordered to pay her attorney fee of 830 dollars per a Thursday entry in court records.
Liberty Farmers Hear Report on State Meeting
Clawson, a Buller county delegate to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation board meeting in Columbus, reported to Liberty Township Barn Bureau members at their third quarterly session in Liberty school. He cited trustees who doubted the Nations’ armera Holiday movement’s viability, noting insufficient product handling detail. A moving picture and reading by Mrs. Frank Elliott followed the business session, with lunch served at close.
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Ck. Clawson
Buller County
Board of Trnstees
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Liberty Townstip
Liberty Township
Mer. Clawson
Armera
Mila Reno
Mr. Clawson
Frank Elliott
Verdict in federal case over Faese arrest cited in court
Judge E I Kayly in common pleas court Thayaday awarded $1000 to Tony Hush in his suit against James A Stevengen of Hamilton for 10095 alleging a fake arrest on March 8 1924 for grand larceny. Jury waived in the case.
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Tony Hush
E. I. Kayly
Common Pleas
Thayaday
James A. Stevengen
Hamilton
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Willian
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Addie Pelfrey
Blanche Jones
Fred Hohman
K. Spaulding
William Dewitk
F. M. Wynn
First National Bank and Trust Company
United States
Hamilton, Ohio
Pwiy
H. S. Review
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Adrian Mayor Ara
Mary Ann Wirtz
Gorheads Schwarl
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