Danko Divorce Suits In Butler County Court
Michael S Danko of Hamilton sues for divorce from Mary A Danko alleging desertion on July 12 The couple married October 1 1919 and have three children Geneva Schrudder Young 19 of Hamilton. A separate action sees Geneva filing for decree alimony and custody against Eugene Young. Hallie Cash of Hamilton seeks alimony from Irvin Cash of Columbia Rd alleging neglect They remarried June 29 1927 in Covington Kentucky.
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Michael S. Danko
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Mary A. Danko
Geneva Schrudder Young
Betty Brate
Eugene Young
Hallie Cash
Irvin Cash
Columbia Rd
Covington
Appointment sought for estate administrator in Kelley case
Frank Houser applied for appointment as administrator in the estate of Louis A. Kelley, Hamilton, who died October 17, 1944. The estate was estimated at $2,750 in realty.
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Frank Houser
Louis A. Kelley
Hamilton
Administrator Named in Ida Cohen Estate in Hamilton
Joseph E. Cohen, son, named administrator with will annexed of Ida Cohen of Hamilton who died March 15 1935. Estate estimated at 15000 dollars.
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Joseph E. Cohen
Ida Cohen
Hamilton
Settlement Authorized in 1946 Traffic Injury Case
Settlement of 4102.53 was approved in the claim of Maxine Revenue of Hamilton against Harry Tuley for injuries from a September 20, 1946 traffic accident. The case was presented through guardian M. D. Urmston.
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Hamilton
Harry Tuley
M. D. Urmston
Local couples and workers listed in Hamilton area notices
A series of paired residents and occupations appear in a Hamilton centered notice. Names include James E. Johnson and Lillian A. Stansbery with ages 19 and 18. Other pairs reference Maurice E. McDonough, Alice M. Roell, Paul L. Haven, Hazel Hubbard, and more with various jobs and addresses in Hamilton, Trenton, Middletown, and Oxford routes.
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James E. Johnson
Hamilton
Lillian A. Stansbery
Maurice E. McDonough
Farmer
Oxford
Alice M. Roell
Trenton
Paul L. Haven
Hazel Hubbard
Harry Lee Slade
Dorothy Louise Kendall
Marker
James E. Fox, Jr
Eighteenth Century French Paintings Displayed in Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Art opens an exhibition of eight 18th century French paintings once owned by Commodore Louis Dudley Beaumont who died in 1942. Beaumont, Dayton native and founder of May Company, kept the works at his Riviera villa before they were shipped to the United States.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Museum of Art
Commodore Louis Dudley Beaumont
Commodore Beaumont
Dayton
May Company Department Stores
Riviera
U. S. Coke Production Surges in 1947 Across Nation
The Bureau of Mines reports U S coke output rose 26 percent in 1947 to 73,445,850 tons valued at 776,405,520 dollars. Beehive ovens added 6,687,301 tons. States list Alabama Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota New York Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and others with totals and values. Exports fell 32 percent from 1946 while imports doubled. Aluminum note on Washington Monument ends.
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Washington
U. S
Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Canada
Alabama
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
California
Colorado
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Newport
ST. Peter Claver
First Ave
Curtis ST
Capitol Day
Central Ave
Welfare Finance, Corp
Pat’s
Ib, Soc
Kellogg’s
Ars
Pimento
Kraft
Velveeta
New Jersey
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Connecticut
Kentuck Missouri
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Washington Monument
Washington, D. C
Fehaeffer
Mial
MOOSE
Moose Hall
Dave Fuller
Esata
RCA
Simplex
Ford
Davis
Davis W
Fed
Scooter
Expansion Watch Band
Makiss
Sas
Baby
Wisio-18
Western Flyer
Heddon
Pal
Tubular Steel
Vizio
Trronon
Langley
Western Auto
URI
Loeset
Truetone
Wizard
Del
WLW
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