Fire destroys cottage and damages second home in New Miami
A lamp toppled by a cat caused a fire at Nathaniel Burrage’s cottage in New Miami killing a pet and inflicting about 1090 dollars in damage. Fire volunteers from Williamsdale and Hamilton fought the blaze after neighbors alerted a 1:20 AM alarm. Motorists from Hamilton followed the first truck to the scene as the fire spread to a nearby house before flames were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Burrage
New Miami
Hamilton
Qno
Acal
Nathaniel Barrage
Joe Williams
Hiv Wile
Mom Alain
Williamsdale
Wil- Suns
Wire
James Vendzicks
Fivaigen
Chemidalé
MamiMon
Company One
Butler county fair draws big crowd for 4-H parade day
Huge attendance marks fair day as 4-H clubs Granges and premium stock prepare for grand parade at 1:30 PM. Exhibits from Boys and Girls clubs fill indoor and outdoor halls along with art, industry and domestic displays. Judges from New Vienna name Monroe Grange winner with Union and Hanover tied for second. Races, theatre, and community events fill Thursday activities amid improving crowds and fair weather.
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Butler County
Bailer County
Batier County
Lefora
Vaterana
LE Club
Inead
Cyboidnen
Grange
Mrz. T. D. Williams
New Vienna
Monroe Grange
Union
Hanover Granges
Wounded bandit search fails in Connersville report
Hawilton detectives Wednesday conducted four futile searches for the bandit who escaped from Connersville police after a wounded attempted robbery. Police provided a description of the shooter who was wounded during the standoff when a doctor tried to assist and the man resisted. The doctor later died. searches extended to Mercy and Bert Hamilton hospitals and doctors' offices, but no trace of the wounded man was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawilton
Connersville
Lord
Carti
Mercy
Bert Hamilton
Charity Dance Promises Support From Local Grocers
Retail grocers plan a charity dance to benefit a local cause. The Manilton Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association met at Plivd Street and Miplo area on Wednesday 21st, discussing transactions and circle activities. Attendees included Daughters of Teakella Circle No. YOO, with 500 attendees and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DANGE
Carl Ebhinger
Roy Manele
Billainger
Manilton Telait Grocers
Fiena
Yoo
Teakella
Oveniar
U. Hall South Third
Johnson sues for 219 dollars in common pleas court
John Johnson appears in common pleas court seeking judgment for 219 dollars on a claim dated March 20, 1921. The filing names Aene Akon Tobert Akerman Ilntor Aves Hoe and Dillion Smith, along with Neale Atrents, as parties or related interests.
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Johnson
William Johnson
Sommon
Aene Akon
Tobert, Akerman
Ilntor Aves Hoe
Dillion Smith
al and
Neale Atrents
Weather item for Hamilton by A B Heath
The Hamilton forecast by A B Heath notes yesterday’s high near 70 with a low around 42 as the week begins. The report includes odd characters and garbled data from the 1980s wave duty projections for the following year, indicating a faulty OCR read.
Officer Risked Life To Save Youngsters At Fair
Patrolman Urhay Dengers risked his life to save youngsters from being trampled by a wild horse at the Butler County fairgrounds show. The unmanageable animal charged near Patrolman Lon Gore who placed himself between the youths and the horse but was struck, injuring his knee. Dr. G. K. Beckett transported him to police headquarters. doctors deem the knee injury serious but expect the officer to return to duty.
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Urhay Dengers
Butler Caunty Fairgrounds
Vilors
Patrolian Longore
G. K. Beckett
Guilty Verdict In Griffith Case
W. ed. Griffith of Middetown was found guilty of aiding in the publication of a Wheloux article in the Ohio Examiner. A jury in common pleas court returned the verdict after deliberations lasting under an hour. The maximum penalty is 500 dollars and six months in jail.
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W. Ed. Griffith
Middetown
Wheloux
Ohio Examiner
Common Pleas
Indya Clinton
Griffith
Grover Fleming
Nhe Ohla
Que
Witesses Wis J. CG. Phillips
Crpfil
Phillipe
Roosevelt Junior High Library Staff Members Named
Roosevelt Junior High announces its library staff for the coming year. Listed are Eleia Augustin, Mildred Imbeut, Margie Millay, Ina Ja Deen, Olive Stedmany, Linus Roberts, Evelyn Lele, Jewel Brann, Beatvicoale, Doris Pettit, Dorothy Tong, Roth Gunter, Eva Hornstein, Mildred Potdnn, and Alberta Borguad as the new library makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt JR. High
Roosevelt Junior High
Ave. Collowa
Eleia Augustin
Mildred Imbeut
Margie Millay
Ina Ja Deen
Olive Stedmany
Linus Roberts
Evelyn Lele
Jewel Brann
Beatvicoale
Doris Pettit
Dorothy Tong
Roth Gunter
Eva Hornstein
Mildred Potdnn
Alberta Borguad
Adnef
Ireland Estate Valued at 3360 Dollars
Michel Bunkhent and a sister Hamyl ton named administrators of the estate of Jutia Ireland who died in August. The estate is valued at about 3360 dollars with possibly 8000 dollars in realty.
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Ireland
Michel Bunkhent
Hamylton
Miatuveelici
Jutia Ireland
Harlan Expounds on Bill for Miami Conservancy Funds
Wednesday afternoon a meeting at the Dayton Chamber of Commerce discussed enlisting federal aid for half the cost of constructing and maintaining the Miami Conservancy district. Participants from Hamilton Dayton and Middletown heard Byron B. Warlau outline the amendment to a 1928 act allowing the federal government to share one half of project costs.
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Miami
First U. B. Plans For Rally Month
Plans for October as Rally month were outlined at a ward meeting of the Unitarian church group. It calls for every Sunday in October to be Rally Day with a special program. the last Sunday’s offering will be given to benevolent causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hivat U. F. Lenehers
Clothing stolen from porch sparks police report
Mrs Roya Subriahte of 844 Houth soigrlyth street reports clothing valued at 16.32 stolen from her back porch. Police investigated Wednesday as stones were hurled through windows of a nearby house at 886 Trin street. Shipley of 327 Buckeye street reported to police Wednesday.
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Rome
Roya Subriahte
Houth “Soigrlyth Street
Ema
Trin Etreet
Shipley
Buckeye Street
Fire breaks out at Butler County fairgrounds tree blaze
A small fire damaged a vine tree at the Butler County fairgrounds early Thursday. Firemen from Company Wire extinguished the flames. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Fair
Butler County
Champion Paper Mill Lands Big Order From Richman Brothers
Champion Paper Mill secures a large carload order for conted paper from Richman Brothers Co. Richman Brothers, makers of Richman Brothers Clothes, praised Champion for quality and value. Nathan G. Richman cited local employment and city benefits from the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Paper Mill
Richman Brothers Co
Chatee Conted Paper Company
Revolverto
Richman Brothers Company
Richman Brothers Clothes
High Abject
United States
Nathan G. Richman
Richman Brothers Rampay
Hamilton
Miss Kimbrough Served Hamilton as Teacher Was Loyal Member
Miss Lulu Kimbrough a longtime resident of Hamilton and former Clinton County native died at 673 Drinking Street. A respected teacher in Hamilton schools she had health problems this fall and planned to return. She was a lifelong member of Wirt Methodist Church. Survived by brothers Willard T. Kimbrough Caldwell Idaho Clifford E. Kimbrough Northeast Pa Raymond J. Kimbrough and Ethel Kimbrough of Hamilton and many relatives. Services at home Saturday 12:30 pm with burial in Springfield Cemetery near Wilmington Ohio. Friends may call Friday afternoon and evening.
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Lulu Kimbrough
Hamilton
Clinton County
Kinbrough
Wirt Meth Dist Cinvch
Teaver
Hireo Brothers
Willard T. Kimbrough Caldwell
Idaho
Clifford E. Kimbrough
Northeast
Raymond J. Kimbrough
Ethel Kimbrough
Springfield Cemetery
Wilmington
Ohio
Frionda
License at Covington to Hamilton Couple
Among the marriage licenses issued Wednesday at Covington Kentucky one went to Stanley Kretch age 22 Jahorer and Adeline Sullivan age 31 both of Hamilton A license also issued there to Michael Brandon age 46 from worker Midwest and Coal Pope age dH of Franklins
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Covington
Hamilton
Miss Martha Sowned Returns To Roosevelt Junior High
History teacher Miss Martha Sowned returns to Roosevelt Junior High after a three week home confinement due to illness. She resumed her duties Monday and is praised for rejoining classes and resuming instruction.
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Martha Reward
Martha Sowned
Roosevelt Tunior High School
Wess
Business Girls Open Season At Y W C A With Movie Supper
Business Girls at the Y W C A opened the season with a movie supper Wednesday evening. About 21 attendees shared a soup, salad, and entrees while Miss Keith Gadley served as mistress of ceremonies introducing performers. Plans for the annual style show were announced for October 20 and 21 with Miss Mavie Fuley as chairwoman.
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Y. W.C
Au Mor
Ontigo
Woo
Inter Hr
Fee Gavho
Keith Gadley
Wrangea Rom
Bolty Hekatein
Gareile Thompson
Albera Winter
Berschea Winter
Ruth SheHoubkach
Mary Jon Zimmer
Thelma Fillmoré
Emma Ayers
Loretta Murphy
Mavie ‘Fuley
Hina Asers
Evelyn Bassett
Milly Kohlander
Mary Barnet
Marian Boughen
Naomi Brosey
Bertha Beissler
Thelma Clark
de Dieg
Special City Council Session Repeals 1933 Tax Role
The meeting in the city council chamber Thursday morning passed a resolution repealing the 1933 tax role as fixed by the Butler county budget commission. Council members Hamar C. Merguson and others attended. Mayor Burke cited a higher levy for Miami Conservancy, boosting the total tax rate to 9.39 per 1000 with 4.80 inside and 3.72 outside the 15 mill limit. Conservancy levy this year is 2.92 per 1000, up from 2.47.
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Butler County Budget Commission
Bix
Hamar C. Merguson
Budget Commission
Raymonds “H. Burke
Miami
Motions Withdrawn in Baird Estate Case
Settlement details emerge from probate court in the Ernestine Baird estate. Arthur Baker of Middletown taxi line withdrew a motion to take the case to the Ohio Supreme Court after a common pleas verdict of 5090 dollars on a read claim arising from a traffic accident. Settlement terms were discussed in probate court.
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Thomas W. Baird
Uhe
Ernestine Baird
Arbert Baker
Middletown
Common Pleas
Government to distribute 108000 tax next week in Butler County
Butler County auditors announce 106000 intangible tax collected this year will be paid to designated beneficiaries next week. Ohio Supreme Court dispute over the plan's constitutionality continues after Cincinnati origin. AG Gilbert Holtman advised distributing uncontested sums. Remaining 1000 withheld pending further orders. Also Mary Link recovering after tonsil operation. probate judge authorizes $1500 loan for guardian in ToSourd guardianship to pay real estate taxes.
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Butler County
John M. Harlan
Ffrom Statn Autitilar
Joseph B. Mdruey
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ohio Supreme Court
Gilbert Helttran
Trnay
Gideon Patowr
Russell
Football Reappears After Sunday Bounce in Cincinnati
A missing football, last seen Sunday, bounced into a car bumper and vanished, prompting a neighborhood chase. The ball traveled from Hamilton to Darrtown to Cincinnati and back to Hamilton, with a filling station attendant later recalling the odd rescue. Neighbors, including Bob and Don McCarthy, await further details as the ball returns to Marcia Avenue.
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Bob
Don McCarthy
Sirs
L. F. Matethy
Marcin Avénue
Journal
Hera
Rk Wal Belden
St. Tamal Nyonne
Tal Ber Paranta
Elory
Hamilton
Darrtown
Ciniunati
Gay
First Frost Hits Butler County With Minor Damage
Reports from Butler County residents describe the season’s first frost last night with little damage to most crops and structures. Beans suffered slight damage while other crops and towers escaped injury. Hrostia forecasted frost to continue tonight.
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Butler County
Kidnap charge filed against Jemez Hibbard in Dorothy case
A warrant from police headquarters cites Jemez Hibbard, 29, for kidnapping his daughter Dorothy, 5, following reports he remained in Tamiltow days ago and planned to take the child to London. Mrs. Robert Wilf, Dorothy’s mother, claims the couple telephoned to reunite briefly before leaving. Authorities in London, KP alerted to arrest.
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Robert Wilf
Burkeye Street
Jemez Hibbard
Dorothy
Hibbard
Tamiltow
Mian
Nora
Ales
Witt
London
Reform ed Jr Dept Business Meeting Debated Routine Items
At a meeting of the First Reform ed junior department held Wednesday night matters of routine importance were discussed.
Lions Club Stag Party at Venice Hosts 25 Members
Hamilton Lions Club held a stag party at the Venice pavilion on Wednesday with 25 members attending. Organizers Francis Wilkes and Al Stuhlmueller oversaw arrangements. Activities included target shooting pool billiards and bowling. The group, active in aiding the blind, supports Keller a local blind boy by organizing penn sales and outreach with Middletown officials.
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Hamilton Lions Club
Venice Pavilion
Francis Wilkes
al Stuhlmueller
Hamilton
Knights of Rhythm
Lions Club
Laverns Keller
Penn
Stb
Keller
Middletown
Middletown Tions
Kellér
M. &. Kejlogg
Hamilton Liom
Dlu
B.A. Diehl
B. V. Fgm
Chaicain
Comamilies
Linden Weld Church Education Plan Discussed
Forty members of the Linden Weld Church of Christ met Wednesday night with Pastor Rev. Lester I King to discuss church educational work. King then met with children's workers and led a meeting of young people and adult workers. Refreshments were served after the session.
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Lind. C
Lindenweld Church of Christ
Lester I King
King
St Johns Church Elects Council At Annual Meeting
The St John s church congregation re elected Carl P Bartela and Fred Reuther to the council and elected Wilbert Gilbert and Mattia Weber to the shired council. Stitsinger and KaeferTerm expirations noted with thanks. Stitsinger Jr presided. reports from Stitsinger Ittel Reuther Dicker show church sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Carl P. Bartela
Feed v. Reuther
Wi. K. Wilbert
Mattia Weber
Messrs
Gilbert and
Weber
William A. Stitsinger
Clarence Kaefer
William A. Stitsinger, Jr
Mr. Stitsinger
Arthu Ittel
Freddy Reuther
Willian Dicker
Boosters Committee
Resola
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Collinavilla Grange
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Harlan
Bill
U. B
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McCarthy
Venice
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