Six Shots Exchanged in Grand Jury Case in Hamilton
Two men fired in a dispute among four East Hamilton men ending with a bullet wound for James Carpenter at Mercy hospital. In municipal court, Adkins and Carpenter faced weapons charges and breach of peace, with Adkins held for grand jury investigation and Lawrence jailed on firearm charges.
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Kilby Maller
Grand Boulevard
Nan
Laing
Robert Adkins
Master Avwame
Will
Elby Miller
Carpenter
James Carpenter
pVenia
J. C. Lawrence
Grand Houlevard
Mercy Hospital
Milly
Adkins
Uni
Cau J
Guepentor
Lawrence
Miller
Judes Alphonse Prioriat
Laweanen
Adking
Carpenter Calia
Firs Aéye
Gayrenee Yen
Ed Riley
Robert Dinwiddin
Lincoln and
Siler
East
Bi Avenues
Trobert Dinwiddie
Doin Bippus
N Ter
Rural Theatre To Open For Butler Fair Three Days
Rural Theatre to open Wednesday as Butler county fair runs three days Wednesday through Friday. The event features extensive livestock displays, 4-H and grange exhibits, new midways, nightly dancing near the grandstand, and a large volunteer effort by churches and community groups. The fair board, led by Upton Moorehead, reports record livestock entries and top schedules for horse, farm produce, sheep, and hog judging.
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Butler
Sendanial Buties
Verre
Upton Moorehead
Fair Board
Healad
Grange
Hamilton Weather Report Shows Variable Temperatures
Weather notes record yesterday’s readings with highs around 65 and lows near 62 at Hamilton, plus past rainfall of 0.55 inches in the last 24 hours and 0 rainfall context for month-to-date. Historical year figures list assorted max and min temps for 1981 to 1996 in a compact, OCR-style ledger.
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Mezimar
Rally Plans By Holy Name Association For Hamilton
Rally plans for Holy Name Association events were discussed at St Marys School on Monday night. John Cogan of St Tosaphs Church was elected temporary chair with George Thon as another officer, as representatives from each Catholic parish attended.
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Sanday
St Mary's School
Hn. Ray
John Cogan
St. Tosaph's
Eliairton
George Thon
Argument Over Fence Ends with Firearm Charge
A dispute at a fence led to Minnie Cox being charged with pointing a firearm. Shelton reported online that the argument grew heated and Cox allegedly pointed a pistol. The case is scheduled for municipal court Thursday morning.
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Mvnr
Moniay Ty Orla Shel Kon
Hamilton
RRR
Minnie Gox
Rosedate
Shelton
Mra
Cox
Griffith On Trial For Libel Charge Conflicting Evidence
Wy Griffith stands trial in Middletown on a libel charge over an alleged article in The Chief Examiner. Testimony Tuesday featured Henry Lycas and Charles J. Rook of American Rolling Mill, tied to an alleged letter. Defense questioned Phillips of Minotown amid a prolonged cross examination as witnesses described estranged employment and uncertain letter origins.
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Wy Griffith
Middletown
Chief Examiner
Henry Lycas
Charles J. Rook
American Rolling Mill Company
TG. Phillips
Boomerly
Mintotown
Elmore Morgenthaler
Wimball Scott
Phillips
Tie Rolling Mills
Examiner
Speaker at High Street meeting features Lenemyers talk
Dr Lenemyers of Allanway Flootsia will speak Thursday evening at 7 30 at the High Street Church of Christ about The City of Chint. Dan Hughes a world renowned singer and ex serviceman will perform after the meeting. Mothers group meeting at Lindenwald with address 100 Belly Avenue at 7 10 o clock. all members urged to attend.
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Lenemyers
Allanway Flootsia
Church of Christ
Chint
Dan Hughes
Ada Tvilish Lovees
BAIRD
Lindenwald Mather
Nexcey
Robert
Legion Patriotic Program Welcomes 10 New Citizens
A Legion Patriotic Program honored nine men and one woman receiving naturalization papers. The ceremony, sponsored by the American Legion Starnik Tharwin post 148 at Clinton Davis Court, featured remarks by Attorney Robert M. Sohinges and auxiliary leaders presenting small American flags to the new citizens.
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Legion Patriotic
Dadge VJ. Kauls
Srnik Tharwin Post No
American Legion
Clinton
Doyd
Robert M. Sohinges
A.B. Fy
Legion
Tred
Jewish New Year Services Begin At Sunset Sept 30
Jewish communities observe Rash Hashanah starting at sunset September 30 5603. Rabbis Zakata at Beth Israel Synagogue Sixth and Butler and Milton J Grafman at Bone Faxack Temple Ninth and High Streets lead the observances. Services begin Friday evening 7 00 and Saturday 9 00 with second day services Friday 7 00 and Saturday 10 00. Continuous prayers mark the holiday across synagogues worldwide.
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Lre Jewi Sh
Rabbie Gatviel Zakata
Tal
He Beth
Ltsenol
Butler Steets
Wnday
Milton J. Grafman
Bonefaxack Temple
Ninthang
High Streets
Court decision releases: $108000 in Butler taxes
Judge Chester B. Shock of the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court ruled on the intangible tax law provisions that allow fund distribution to counties below quota. Butler County had exceeded its allotted collections, risking the excess being returned to the state for allocation. Prosecutor Gorman of Hamilton County had sought to block distribution. Continued on Page Five.
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Court of Armala
Chester BR. Shock
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Butler Coninty
Butter County
Shook
Court of Appeals
Gorman
Hamiilton County
Mrs Weigel Injured In Weigel Crash Near Fort Wayne
Mrs Arnold Weigel of 2590 Freeman Avenue sustained injuries when an automobile driven by her husband flipped into a ditch fifteen miles south of Tivoli, near Hamilton. She remained hospitalized in Fort Wayne with a broken arm and possible internal injuries while the others in the party escaped harm. The couple and relatives planned further travel to Fort Wayne as Mrs Weigel’s condition was reported as slightly improved.
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Arnold Weigel
Freeman, Avenue
Fort Wayne
Indiaina
Tivlinna Alley
Weigel
William Belson
Columbus
J. A. Weigel
Legion Rifle Club Meeting Set at Hamilton Home
The American Legion Rifle Club at Hamilton will hold a meeting and supper Thursday evening at the new Legion home on A Street and New London Pike. A large attendance was anticipated.
Commonwealth Olde To Meet Wednesday Night
Commonwealth club of Harn will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM to plan the fall and winter season. All members urged to attend.
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Commonwealth Olde
Commonwealth Club of
Magic Club For Boys at Y M C A
Boys interested in magic are invited to join the Y M C A magic club led by Rajah T Keppler. The group meets Monday nights at 7 and plans a new program for the year. Last year up to 40 boys joined, and the club aims to be highly active this winter.
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YB. C. A
Yogi Magis Club
Ita
Rajah T. Keppler
Dome Hove
Y. My G. A
Journal Service For World's Series Opening Game
Journal Service for World’s Series to be furnished tomorrow at the opening game and throughout the event by the Journal. The Journals Associated Press will carry a complete play by play account and this service will be augmented by a specially installed radio. Information may be obtained at the Journal. telephone 5600.
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Premire
No Effect By Weather Today On Jr Dem Rally
Despite threatening conditions a large crowd was expected at the Junior Democratic club rally at the Oxford Road Inn to hear Senator Robert Bulkley at 5 45 p m. If clear weather develops late afternoon outside space may be used. Speakers include Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor and Judge Clarence Murphy as master of ceremonies. Festivities to begin at 3 p m with an all day program and an old fashioned touch planned with a bonfire and red flares.
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Hiveryone
the Ark Hall
Butler County
Weat
Middletown
Lawise T. Wilson
Earl Jones
Rebeter Rhubarb
Dorothy Sutton
Atamintr Rhobath
Jane Faries
Kretara Amellon
Hank Money
Faralag Endive
William Hunt
Joshua Buckley
Charles ¥. Faries
Edna Farias
Business Younager
Benix Esprit
Valley Chapel
Zona Gales
Alice Morris
Geneva Bederle
Hilda Boehner
Grandma
Ruth Burer
Mis
Diantha Abel
Mark Burar
Ezra Williams
Ralph Ditmyer, Jr Ae Pater
Hazel Burdeall
Inex
Ellen Morris
Min
Elmira Morea
Macie Bordeaul
Trot
Helen Streckfass
Ellsworth
Democratic Club
Oxford Road Inn
United States
Robert Bulkley
More. Fiehrer
Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
Cincinnati
Charles Sawyer
Cincinati
Temocratic Sandidata
Clarence Murphy
Common Pleas
Master of Ceremonica
Beeler Joins Williams Soringen Fitton Pierce Law Firm
Francis 8 Beeler becomes associated with the law firm Williams Soringen Fitlan and Pierre. Son of Ralph Beeler, he is Hamilton High School 1926 graduate, Ohio State prep studies, then 1982 Colorado University LLB graduate. He aims to strengthen the Butler county bar.
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Francis
Beeler
Williams
Butler County
All Merchants Invited to Prosperty Days Plan
Hamilton and Butler County shoppers braved chilly winds as the first Prosperity Days event concluded. Merchants invite all Hamilton retailers to join future community cooperative programs to spread goodwill and unite the merchants for bigger, shared events.
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Chcefly
Hamilton
Butler County
Stewart in jail and driving ban after OUI verdict
Stewart in Jai, Grash Stewart and B Stowner aged 36 were found guilty in municipal court Monday night of operating an automobile while intoxicated. Stewart received three days in Butler county jail and a six month driving prohibition. Warnings were issued after his car struck Walter Wellinghoff’s auto parked on Central avenue near the South Wamiiton railroad crossing.
Autos Damaged in Vine Street Collision
Automobiles driven by Clarenan Ramsey at 1203 Vine Street and James Childs on Fairview Avenue were damaged in a collision at Vine and Atlas streets on Monday. No injuries reported.
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Vine Street
Clarenan Ramsey
James Childs
Fairview Avenue
Vine and
Atlas Streets
District Disciples Elect Ohio District Leaders
T B Imhoff pastor of Camp Washington Christian Cincinnati was elected president of the eleventh district of the Disciples of Christ of Ohio at the annual conference held at Lindenwald Church of Christ Monday. Rev Lester F King pastor of the host church was elected vice president. One hundred delegates from Adams Brown Clermont Highland Warren Hamilton and Butler counties attended sessions with devotions by Rev Almon Wolfe and talks by Walford.
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Ter. T. B. Imhoff
Camp Washington
Christian Ahnral
Cinsinnati
Swalfth
Disciples of Christ of Ohio
Lindenwald Church of Christ
Lester F. King
Disciples of Christ
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Highland
Warren
Hamilton
Buller
Almon Wolfe
Central Church of Christ
Walford
Jonson Lad Is Much Improved After Hospital Stay
Five year old Chris Jonson son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Jonson of Sherman and Webster counties sustained a head injury when he fell from an automobile returning from Oxford. Mercy hospital attendants reported Tuesday that he had spent a restful night and showed considerable improvement, with doctors hopeful for recovery.
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Chris Jonson
Nicholas Jonson
Sherman
Webster
Mercy Hospital
Jonson
Oxford
Washington Dispatch by Paul Mallon Sparks Curent World News
The Journal introduces Paul Mallon’s Washington dispatches on its editorial page. Mallon’s behind the scenes reports promise concise, confidential views on major global events including Japan, Franco-German armament debates, and presidential campaign notes. The feature also notes human interest glimpses of Mrs. Hoover and the capital press environment.
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Journal
Washingdon
Paul Mallon
Washington
Mallon
Ovidput
Jst
Maine
Heebert Tloover
Mailon
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