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EAGLES
Butler Aerie No. 407, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, was host Monday
night to John W. Heller, Jr., York,
Pa., national president of the organ
ization. More than 250 members of
Butler Aerie, leaders in the lodge
from other cities and other guests
attended the meeting, which brought
an address by Mr. Heller and class in
itiation by the degree team of Cov
ington Aerie No. 329, of Covington,
Ky.
Mr. Heller highly complimented the
Hamilton organization. He approved
of the improvements to the lodge hall
on South Second street, already au
thorized, and gave tribute to the work
for Eagledom by Judge M. O. Burns,
past national president of the order.
Judge Elmer Davidson introduced
the speakers.
LABOR DAY
COMMITTEE MEET
Outing committee of Central Labor
Council met at the labor temple Tues
day with Chairman Gallagher presid-
ing. The grounds committee reported
the outing will be held at the fair
grounds as usual.
All committees reported arrange
ments have all been made for one of
the largest outings ever held by
Trades Council, and a good time is
assured to all who attend.
Hygiene Is Discussed
By Miss Helen Martin
Miss Helen Martin, Public Health
League nurse, who, through the social
security act studied social hygiene at
Western Reserve University, Cleve
land, for six weeks this summer, is
conducting informal discussions at the
Public Health League nursing staff
meetings each Monday afternoon in
the municipal building.
The discussions are proving most
beneficial to nurses of the staff.
SCRIBES' PICNIC
The annual Scribes' picnic will be
held one-half mile north of Venice,
Saturday, August 28. As usual a large
crowd will be there, and amusements
of all kinds have been arranged.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE 87th
OHIO STATE FAIR
World's Greatest Agricultural Exposition"
AUG. 28th --SEPT. 3rd
Grand Circuit
Harness Races
I extend a most
cordial invitation
to everyone to visit
the 87th Ohio State
Fair. 1 am quite
certain that such a
visit will provide
you with an Unfor
gettable picture of
the vast resources
of our great state
I heartily recom
mend the Fair as
an ideal vacation
spot for the whole
family."
Martin L. Davey,
Governor of Ohio.
ARL H. HANEFELD, Director
Conservation
Display
Night Horse
Show
World's Great
est Sheep Show
Fine Art»
Display
Poultry Show
Junior Fair
Pet Show
State Sends $11,
"Nothing •will be
left undone to give
visitors to the Ohio
State Fair the fin
est possible ex
hibitg and a com
plete program
high grade enter
tainment to mee
the tastes of everj
member of th
family. With thi:
year's Fair start
ing on Saturday,
especially i n v i 11
you to inspect th
exhibits over th
week- end."
Farm Machinery
Exhibit
Horticulture
Display
Cattle Show
Swine Show
Draft Horse
Show
Earl H. Hanefeld
Director of Agri
wlture
Grandstand Hip
podrome Show
and Rodeo
300-piece Band
W, W. ELLENWOOD, Manager
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Monday, September 6 th, Fair
GOOD MUSIC, BIG MIDWAY
COUNTRY STORE, KORNO
LUNCH AND REFRESHMENTS
THE BUTLER COUNTY PRESS
EIGHT
Candidates Send in Petitions
Butler county election board mem
bers reported Tuesday that they had
received eight additional petitions of
candidacy from persons seeking of
fice at the coming November election.
The petitions were filed by the fol
lowing: Frank L. Rouse, two-year
term as trustee in Reily township
Aloysius H. Day, clerk, Ross town
ship Walter Cisle, clerk, Ross town
ship Lewis Bolser, justice of peace,
St. Clair township Fred C. Baker,
four-year term as trustee in St. Clan:
township James M. Decker, four
year term as trustee in St. Clair
township Louis W. Verbryke, clerk,
Union township J. J. Doughman, Jr.,
constable, Union township.
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For Relief Fund
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson
announced Tuesday at Columbus the
distribution of $750,362 in sales tax
receipts to counties for poor relief.
COLUMBUS
OHIO
The Butler county share was reported
$1,355. The amount included collec
tion for July of amusement, beer and
malt taxes and that part of the gen
eral sales tax used for relief.
ERASE STATE LINE
FOR POLICE CHASE
Butler county officials Tuesday
pledged their co-operation to officials
of nearby Indiana counties in connec
tion with Ohio's newly enacted "fresh
pursuit" law which gives police offi
cers of neighboring states authority
to pursue criminals into Ohio and
make arrests without consulting local
law enforcement agencies.
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AUTO MECHANICS
POST WAGE SCALE
A sliding wage scale agreement,
covering four classes of automobile
mechanics, was adopted by members
of the Hamilton Automobile Me
chanics Union No. 1241, at a meet
ing in the labor temple, South Sec
ond street, Monday night. The agree
ment becomes effective September 1.
Wage scales for the four classes
are: First class body and paint work
ers, 90 cents an hour first class me
chanics, 85 cents second class me
chanics, 75 cents, and helpers, 60
to 65 cents.
The agreement, already presented
to employers, also stipulates an
eight-hour day and 48-hour working
week. There are 64 members of the
union of which V. O. Carpenter is
chairman. Employers have not yei
taken action on the agreement.
Joseph Gallagher, president of thi
Hamilton Trades and Labor Council
said that two-thirds of Hamilton auti
mechanics belong to the organization
LEGAL NOTICE FOR DIVORCE
August la, 1937
Preston McCurt. whose place of residence is
923 East 8th street, Monroe, Mich., will take
notice that on the 18th day of August, A. D.
1937, Beulah McCart filed her petition in the
Common Pleas Court of Butler County, Ohio,
being case No. 48679, praying for a divorce on
the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Said
defendant is required to answer or otherwise
plead on or before the 2nd day of October.
A. D. 1937, or suid petition will lie taken as
true and the prayer thereof granted.
Big Outing of the Season—45th Annual
Auspices Cooperative Trades and Latter Council
MERRY-GO
ROUND
FERRIS WHEEL
Fun for Everybody-Bring the Family- Admission FREE
CiONRAD C. STROH, Clerk
Ben A, Bickley, Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICE FOR DIVORCE
August 18, 1937.
Lula Huff, whose place of residence is i.n
known, will take notice that on the 18th oay
of August, A. D. 1937, Seldon Huff filed his
petition in the Common Pleas Court of Butler
County, Ohio, being case No. 48678, praying
for a divorce on the grounds of willful ah
scence. Said defendant is required to answ
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or otherwise plead on or before the 2nd day
of October. A. D. 1937, or said petition will
be taken as true and the prayer thereof
granted.
CONRAD C. STROH, Clerk.
Ben A. Bickley, Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Edith Wilson vs. Carl Wilson. No. 46473, Com
mon Pleas Court, Butler County, Ohio.
Carl Wilson, whose place of residence is
unknown, will take notice that on the 2nd
day of January, 1936, Edith Wilson filed her
petition against Carl Wilson in the Common
l'leas Court of Butler County. Ohio, being eas
No. 46473, praying for a divorce from Carl
Wilson on the ground of willful absence.
Said ease will be for hearing on and after
the 4th day of October, 1937.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OP
REAL ESTATE
Case No. 14828
Probate Court, Butler County, Ohio.
Mark T. Brown, administrator of the estate
of Lida V. Soeley, deceased. Plaintiff, vs.
Elizabeth V. Imhoff, et al.. Defendants.
In pursuance to an order of Probate Court
of Butler County, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale
at public auction on Saturday, the 11th day
of September, 1937, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the
door of the Courthouse at Hamilton, Ohio, the
following described real esta»" to-wit:
Lots number 12863 and 1286! as the same
are known and designated i' on the Revised
List of Lots in the Fourth Ward of the City
of Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio. House
No. 1263 Campbell Avenue, appraised at
$3,500,00.
Terms of sale. Cash.
Plaintiff.
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