City Council Puts Off Action on Transportation Franchises
Hamilton city council readies two proposed transportation franchise ordinances for a first reading at the next regular meeting. The questions focus on whether approving a City Coach or Hamilton City Lines franchise would affect the Cincinnati and Lake Erie interurban line, with officials saying no elimination of the interurban line is intended. The five cent fare plan includes transfers, and debate will resume October 6 when the ordinances are again discussed.
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Hamilton
City Coach Company
Hamilton City Lines, Inc
Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railway Capital
City Coach Company Ordinancs
Hacation
Cincinnati and
Lake Evia
Cincinnati and Lake Erie Railway
Comet
Cowneilman Iio Welsh
Meute
Damages sought over wage attachment in common pleas
Thornton Craig petitions in common pleas court seeking 5 000 damages from Tala Smith of 704 South Main Street Andl atetown alleging wrongful wage attachment after discharge from Harding Jones Paper on September 14. He claims she filed a false affidavit in justice court leading to the initial levy and that the magistrate later lifted the attachment on September 20 for lack of grounds.
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Thornton Craig
Common Pleas
Tala Smith
South Main Street
Latetown
Harding-Jones Paper Company
Arthur Peebles
Lemon Township
Settlement settles alimony dispute in Keasch v Fesach case
An entry in common pleas court Friday disclosed a settlement of the alimony question in the case of Joseph Keasch Jr against Prasi Fesach. The former court order requiring him to pay her $200 and attorney fees was cancelled.
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TR Reasch
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Keasch, Jr
Prasi Fesach
Weather data for Hamilton figures and years
Weather note shows yesterday's high of 75 and last night low of 60. It lists historical air temperatures for 1931 1990 19 1928 with garbled values and stray characters, likely OCR errors, but indicates a pattern of past daily means and high lows for Hamilton.
Death Threats Echo Through City With Odd Call
Patrolmen Herman Dulla and EA Tuley answered a peculiar late night call at a home on South Third Street. A man named Charlie claimed outsiders were after him and asked for help, then was escorted to rest at home. Police Chief John C. Calhoun described the incident as part of a night of strange reports at headquarters.
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Herman Dulla
EA Tuley
Tose Company
South Third Street
Tullo
Toley
Chariia
Charlie
Poliga
John C. Calhoun
Formation Talks Begin for Butler Child Welfare Council
Fifty representatives from Hawilton Middletown Oxford and rural areas met at the YWCA to form a Butler county council of social agencies for child welfare. Dr C G Baldridge was named temporary chairman and Miss Anna M Doyle will serve as temporary secretary. Miss Hannah Protzmar urged closer cooperation among agencies to improve efficiency and outcomes for children in need.
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Butler
CG. J. Baldridge
Anna M. Doyle
Public Health League
Acrys
Tinez
Hannah Protzmar
Ohio Institute
Columbus
Derth
Condued
Boy Scouts, Juvenile Court
Dental Association
Hospital
Hawilton
Middletown
Oxford
Praise for Salvation Army Feeding Hungry Kiddies
Hamilton residents praise the Salvation Army for hot lunches provided to needy children from Harrison school. Ninety nine hungry mouths were fed daily, with demand exceeding supply. An appeal for aid from citizens is requested to sustain the program and prevent an end to the feeding effort.
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Hamilton
Salvation Army
Neady Childrens
Harrison School
Public Health Nursing Talk Set by Miss Krucker on WEAF
Miss Catherine Krucker director of the national organization for public health nursing will address listeners on WEAF radio Monday September 29 from 7 to 9 15 p m Proceeds from a church dinner at Fort Hamilton Hospital benefit the hospital ranch project and the event drew a large crowd at the First M E Dinner.
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Catherine Krucker
National Organization For Pabin Monlth Nursing
WEAF
Fort Hamilton Hospital
884 Rural Club Entries for Fair
Entries of 4-H club members for Butler county fairs pour in with totals reaching 884, surpassing 1931’s 835. Clothing clubs lead with about 540 entries, followed by food clubs with 211, pig clubs 191, and poultry around 140. The 4-H exhibit hall opens for four days, with a special list of entries to be featured.
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Butler County
Cat WS
Het Flay
Festive Occasion At St John s Sunday In Anniversary Climax
The 95th anniversary of St John s Evangelical congregation to be marked next Sunday in Hamilton and Butler County. A German morning service at 8 will precede main services at 10:30 led by Rev Pant C G Kupier of Cohimins Ohio. A congratulatory message from Dr G W Lacher of St Louis Mo will be read during the service.
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Sir John's Evangelical Church
St. John’s
Hamilton
Butler County
Seele
G. W. Lacher
St. Louis
Evangelical Synod
Pant CG
Kupier
St. Paul Hvangelical Jetutes
Cohimins
Ohio
Nation Wide Recognition For Pageant In Hamilton History
A local pageant received high praise from national Bicentennial leaders in Washington. Stella Weiler Coyle reports a congratulatory letter from the U S George Washington Bicentennial commission praising the September 14 15 program by the Butler County committee and authored under Mrs Taylor. The letter lauds the production as impressive and a fitting tribute to the Father of Our Country. The memo lists prominent officers and supporters including Teaver Fess Ford Eastman Slemp Cook and Bushnell along with associate director Bloom.
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Washington
Hamilton
National Headquarters
Washington Building
Washington, D. C
Stella Weiler ‘Coyle
Butler County
George Washington
United States
Teaver
House
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Anthony Wayne Cook
Henry Ford
George Eastman
D. Hascom Slemp
Bernard
Daruch
Albert Bushell
Nine Year Old Flower Vendor Detained In City
A nine year old girl named Flower Vonder sold flowers to earn pennies and told Patrolman Blair she lives in New Miami. Officers learned the child travels to Hamilton each morning, sometimes hitchhikes, and stays until her basket is empty. Juvenile authorities Barclay opened an investigation.
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Wil
Tiam Blair
New Miami
Hamilton Eash
Barclay
Many Hamiltonians Are Not Registered
Butler County elections officials said Thursday that a significant number of Hamilton citizens are not legally registered due to a misunderstanding of the permanent registration law dated October 2, 1940. Those who last registered before October 2, 1990 or who changed address since last registration must register at the courthouse before October 18 to be eligible to vote in November.
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Board of Creations
Butler County
Hamilton
Provisiona
Bome Perenus Beliava
Board of Elections Quarters
Drinking Fountain Damaged by Tree Collapse
Police report a drinking fountain at Main Street and Riton Avenue damaged when a tree fell upon it. Lester Poyter, aged 14, of Rhow Avenue reported the incident. license tag theft was also noted in the same briefing.
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Melody Police
Toagg, Aiventor of Public Works
Thak Run City Drlieking
Mainstrent
Riton Avenue
Poyter
Policw
Lester Poyter
Elect Officers C. H. Catholic High School Board
The Catholic High School board held a meeting to elect officers. Rev John F Cogan was named president with Rev L A Denning secretary and Rev Joseph Hart treasurer. Other city pastors including Revs Henry Uramman Albert J Van Den Bosch and Diewe de Pohlkamp were named as members.
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John F. Cogan
Catholic High Schoal Board
Owas
L. A. Denning
Joseph Hart
Lord
Henry Uramman
Albert J. van den Bosch
Diewede Pohlkamp
Senator Fess to Speak at U P Church Tonight
Senator Fess, a colorful Weebington figure and Republican leader, will address the United Presbyterian Brotherhood in the church dining rooms. Sheldon Burns, president, will chair the gathering as a large audience is expected, with attendees including Kenneth Koger and James Hoerner among others.
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Smmator Simeon 1
Fess
Namilton
Ness
Weebington
Shairman
Republican
United Presbyterian Brotherhood
Curch
Sheldon Burns
Kenneth Koger
James Hoerner
Willina Cummins
Dor Fetter
Noel Aduus
Roy Henvinger
Georges
Ww Hiortic
Signs That Summer Has Said Adieu
Residents on Marcia and Park avenues complain of youths playing football in the streets as cool damp weather returns. Fire Chief William Conlin urges residents to check flues and pipes in anticipation of furnace use.
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Policy Station
Marcia Avenue
Park Avenue
Boling
William Conlin
Autumn Makes Its Bow Today Onset of Season Approaches
Autumn enters the scene with a 1 16 p m arrival as equinox storms move inland. A temperature drop brings a noticeable fall in the air signaling the change to autumn lasting until December when winter begins.
Transfer Stock in Heiser Estate Probate Request
Application presented to probate court Friday by Eroestil Heiser and Arthur Heiser as executors of the David W. Heiser estate to transfer eight shares of the Ont Coated Paper Company preferred stock in kind to Philip tine W. Heiser widow.
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Heiser
Manda
Eroestil, Heiser and
Arthur &. Heiser
David W. Heiser
Philiptine W. Heiser
B N ai B rith Initiation Attracts 200 At Beth Israel
A large turnout filled Beth Israel synagogue Thursday for a Bnai B rith open meeting. Senator Alfred M Cohen spoke on the lodge’s aims while Leonard Freiberg introduced guests and Boris Pelyssoff presided. The formal initiation will occur after the Jewish holidays.
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B'nai B'rith
Beth Israel
Alfred M. Cohen
Leonard Freiberg
B’nai B'rith
Gabriel Zakuta
Boris Pelyssoff
Hamilton Order
Senator Cohen
Cincinnati
Bnei B'rith
Leonard Herreiberg
Cohen
Attendance Jump In Hamilton Public Schools Enrollment
Hamilton public schools show a 194 student rise from opening day and 326 above last year. Opening day enrollment was 7718. this week totals 7839 with gains across most schools and transfers. Separate counts list Lincoln 597 655, Jackson 303 270, Adams 305 313, Fillmore 469 413, Hervisions 367 399, Washington 231 62, Madison 516 534, Jefferson Tyler 438 548, Van Buren 495 487, Buchanan 851 318, Monroe 264 350, Polk 470 258, Taylor 220 220, Pierce 280 215, Roosevelt and junior highs with 107 1008, Witkon Junior High 383 208, Hamilton High 1092.
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Hamilton Public Schools
Lincoln
Jackson
Adams
Fillmore
Hervison
Washington
Madison
Jefferson
Tyler
van Buren
Buchanan
Asi
Monroe
Polk
Taylor
Pierce
Roosevelt
Witkon Junior High
Hamilton High School
Community Snow party funds Redeemer Hospital drive
Mrs Phair Snow hosted a can party at 706 Millville Avenue on Thursday evening to support the Redeemer branch of the Hamilton Hospital association. Proceeds from the event were donated to the hospital and the affair was a success.
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FT. Hamilton
Snow
Phair Snow
Millville Avenue
He Redeemer
Hamilton “Hospital
Monday Night Club Opens Eleventh Season at Y M C A
The Monday Night Club begins its eleventh year with weekly fall and winter meetings at the Y M C A. The opening night features Rev. GB Parkin on The Book in Our Civilization. Inquiries welcome, with fellowship and a 6:30 dinner followed by an address and music.
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Yo M.C. A
GB. Parkin
We First Methodist. Church
Hamilton
J. H. Ueanny
Asa McDaniel
G.W. Moore
George H. Bisonson
John Brinkman
Lester EB. King
Merchants Host Big Prosperity Days Party at Anthony Wayne
Hamilton merchants sponsor a Prosperity Days event in front of the Anthony Wayne hotel on Saturday night at 10:16. Mayor Raymond Burke will preside and Jack Douglas of WLIW Cincinnati will MC. The program features McCormick Old Time Fiddlers Morin Sisters and other acts for Butler County residents.
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Anthony Wayne
Hamilton
Batter County
Butler County
Hamilton Merchants
Censley
Dag
Monument Avenue
High Streat
Bar All Malor Traktion
Raymond HH
Burke
Jack Douglas
Crosley
WLIW
Cincinnati
McCormick
WOW
Morin Sisters
M. By. Kellogg
Louis Shellenbach
Coy Burnett
Chiff Brown
UW. Wyngerford
Carl Holbrock
Lavin J. Nardine
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Senator Fess
U.P. Church
B’nai B’rith
Merchants
TRE Ivening Journal
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David
Tata
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Dboube
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Ed Wheelan
Truman
Sis
Brazil
Kinsey Cuaor
Capt. Myers
Samseph W. Myers
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Budwerd Myers
Thwau
Millikin Shotts
Captain Rlyers
Maxine Taylor
Tadga Clinton I. Boyd
Bazine Taylor
Mildred Kreiling
Russell Taylor
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