Habeck Offers County Spelling Awards for Schools
A donor plan by A. F. Babeck of Hamilton provides books as spelling contest prizes to county schools. Four divisions will determine awards by year end including one-room, two- and three-room rural schools, central and village elementary schools, and high schools with several placements. A committee led by G. Q. R. Mathen and others oversees the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Babeck
Hamilton
Peste
Wellence
Co. H. Williams
Central
Moniday
R. Mathen
Tackxonburg
Sara Buthane
Reily
Irens Clemons
New Miami
Edna Wardwell
Afill Ville
Charles Loisner
Weat Mid
Parish Church Groups Schedule and Feast Observances
A string of Catholic church notices lists meetings for the Married Ladies and Altar societies, feasts such as the Dedication of Our Lady of the Rosary, Guardian Angel anniversaries, and regular holy masses. Also noted are devotions, novenas, Rosary recitations, and Harvest Home festival events with communion services, parish activities, and upcoming quarterly meetings in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
St. Joseph’s
St Ann’s Married Ladies’ Society
Arrest of Ross Moore at Duck Inn during raid
Ross Moore of Hamilton was arrested at 3 a.m. Sunday at an alleged beer camp known as Duck Inn two miles south of Newport. Officers led by Campbell county prosecutor Roger Li Neff Jr. found home brew and equipment for beer making. Moore and proprietor James Afermman were held at $1000 bonds each, arraignment set for Thursday morning. Seventy five people were present in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rokant
Cincinmati
Hass Moore
Henton Street
Hamilton
Duck Inn
Newport
Moore
Plate
James Afermman
Roger Li Neff, Jr
Campbell County
Kentucky
Personal notices of weekend guests and visits mix
Dayton and New York hosts welcome week end visitors including Mr. and Mrs. C. Seokerson, Miss Myra Weiglein from Lebanon Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bault in Xenia, Mrs. Thomas artis of Tibia visiting her daughter, and Kentuckian visitors with several local families. Delta Zeta pledge dinner in Oxford and Mrs Kate Reid Stamphreye visiting from Los Angeles are noted. Mrs. Tnumphreys attends a Women’s Robot Corps convention in Boeingfield and plans to remain about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Seokerson
Dayton
Allen Macphy
New York
R. C. Fludder
Myra Weiglein
Lebanon
Ohio
Wagenstahl
East High Street
Dan Bault
Xenia
Sara Blevenson
Thomas Artis
Tibia
Suter
Stuart Biltz
Kenturky
Cat] Morton
Rogs Avenue
Hiary Sortnian
Delta Zala
Oxford
Kate Reid ‘Stamphreye
Ing Angeles
California
Mary B. Soward
Tnumphreys
Women’s Robot Corps
Boeingfield
Shields Facing Forgery Charge in Middletown
Middletown Ohio September 26 Police report forged checks passed at Montgomery Ward store. Byron Shields 20 of Monros C and two youths aged 17 and 16 arrested. They allegedly tried to cash a $15 check dated September 23 payable to Rey Watson signed John Long. Bank records show no John Long account. Two similar checks were used earlier August 11 1902. Investigators believe Shields and companions are responsible. Shields charged with forgery. youths face delinquency charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Montgomery-Ward
Byron Shields
Monros
Igvsuld
Monto National Bank
Rey Watson
John Long
Fle
Shields
City Tax Claim Blocked by Attorney General Opinion
Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bauman ruled that municipally owned electric plants may not assume the 1 percent federal tax on electric consumers. City officials announced the tax would be charged to consumers and absorbed by the city, a position Bauman said cannot be upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Bauman
Ohio
Guy Managey
Ingeell P. Vice
Nelson Held for Federal Jury
Raymond Nelson, 27, of Garden Crane Hamilton, was held to the United States grand jury on a $1,000 bond by U S Commissioner William P Hohmann on a possession of still and whisky charge. Arrested September 27, agents found an 180 gallon still in operation along with 200 gallons of mash and four gallons of whisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robhat
Marie Speeth
Jon Dinsinnnll
Raymond Nelson
Garden Crane
Hamilton
United States
Grand Jury
Willian P. Hohmann
Prohibition Agenza
Nelson
Drowning Report Clears After River Search
Police ruled out drowning after locating clothing along the east bank of the Miami river near Black Street bridge. Detectives identified the items as belonging to Mrs Aliso Brown 60, who wandered from Greenwood Avenue on an apparent holiday. Brown was found at her home about two hours later. Relatives reported she had wandered away from home on a holiday occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Black Street
Sal Mintz
Wing Street
Rave Street
Efra. Brown
Greenwood Avenue
Tieen
Peter
Avis
Camilla
Sitla
Orath
Ganemilla
Ditch filled suit seeks damages from Atle Ansen owners
Two lawsuits filed in common pleas court seek 1504 damages each from Alberb J Atle and Bertha Ansen owners of land on the west side of 1 street just north of Tro Mile creek. Plaintiffs Jennie Hurd and Katherine Green allege that on October 1 1930 the Aulens and Miami Conservancy district filled a ditch ten feet wide with cinders to drain water from melting snow. Since then flood water has covered their properties to depths up to 18 inches, caused cellars to flood and foundations to crack, making homes damp and unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Alberb J. Atle
Bertha Ansen
Simmons remains at Norfolk for Sgt Simmons burial
An Associated Press dispatch to The Journal reports the deaths of Sergeant Orville J. Bim mong and Lieutenant L. A. Rutledge in a Nicaragua plane crash. Their bodies had not arrived in Hamilton or Festus Mo by noon. Simmons family members say no notification had been received about burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Journal Today
Orville J. Bimmong
Hamilton
L. A. Rutledge
Festus
Marine Corps
Ius
Nicaragua
Norfolk
Simmons
Sgt. Simmons
Hamiltan
Ministers Rally at Ninth Street U B Church
A ministerial rally of pastors and their wives from Cincinnati and Middletown districts of the United Brethren church is held at Ninth Street U B Church. An afternoon session for pastors begins at 3:00 PM with business discussion and a supper at 6:30 PM followed by an open service at 7:30 PM led by Lt. H Nichols of the First U B Church scheduled as principal speaker at 8:90 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Middletown
United Brethren Church
Ninth Street
U. B
Lt. H. Nichols
Party guests and rivalries shape Camilla and Peter’s ambitions
In a lavish studio party hosted by Avis Worth, artist Peter Anson becomes the center of attention as Avis uses social access and a curated guest list to boost his career. Camilla, his wife, navigates envy, obligation, and the need to project unity while Avis courtfully maneuvers to secure powerful connections, including Mr. Danforth and Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamilla
Hab Sha
Hor
Peter
Amore
Avie
Camilla
Avis
Thaboa
Kidd
Avery
Heroet
Shedow
Eke
Galary
Yeriels Avis
Avia
Ronconlad
Tle
Groun
Mr. Danforth
Camilla Parevo
Avie Wan
Terry
Danforth -Wan
Vee Dyke Beerd
Pater
John
Peter Anson
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Habeck
St. Ane's
Guardian Angel Society
St. Mary's
Altar Society
Schoor
St. Stephen’s
St. Anthony
Diomede Pohlkamp
St. Rose Ladies
Moly Nare Society
Ross Moore
Mra
Feral
Mapter
Harilton
R. R
Mim
Mester
Jehe
Norfolk, VA
Lex
Babylon
Iechmann
Beale Todey
Fiischmasn
Roy Kaon
Oyna Sasmion
Fleischmann’s Yeast
Joe
Flaaschmann
Janey
Cinb. Pub
Oursout
B.O
Chadefor
Meng
France
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