The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1929-08-30
PLANS FOR LABOR DAY
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short ears. Many entries have been
made for the show and some of them
valued as high as $500 apiece. The
president of the American Fur Grow
ers Association, with which the local
club is affiliated, has named Lawrence
Bauer, of Lancaster, Ohio, Judge of
the show. The show will no doubt
stir up much interest among rabbit
growers, of which there are many in
Butler county and surrounding terri
tory, and attract great attention of
many present at the outing
The Country Store
The country store, always a big
feature of the Labor Day celebration,
will be whopper. 1t is in the hands
of John Rosson and His Gang" the
plumbers. And maybe that bunch
hasn't been working. They've gather
ed together everything conceivable to
stock the store. John says, "Shell be
the biggest ever" Yet, like crowded
street car, there is always room for
more, so that any union man or wom-
an who has not yet made a contribu-
tion is invited to get busy. Anything
is accepted: canned goods, fancy
work, candy, glass, china, wood,
granite or any other kind of ware,
poultry, live stock-all make good
prizes. Get the ladies to make a con-
tribution.
AmuSements
There will be dancing afternoon and
evening. A large outdoor pavilion has
been contracted for, to be laid out in
the open. Willer's crack lO-piece
orchestra will furnish the music and
this ought to be assurance enough
that there will be fine dance music.
There will also be other music in the
way of band concerts by Lee Inman
and his band throughout the day. An
added attraction will be Miss Mary
Louise DEAN, the little child soloist
who has been pleasing thousands this
summer with her singing, accompan-
led by the band.
Korno, the game the ladies find so
much of interest and pleasure in
playing, will be put on big. Two hum
dred feet of tables will be laid to
care for the many players.
A merry mix-up riding device has
been secured for amusing the young
sters. OF course, many Of the old
sters always insist on getting into
this game, and they have to be cod
died. 1t is understood, however, the
kiddies are to have the right of way
at all times when they insist upon it
The ride is theirs. There will be other
forms of amusement for the children
and every precaution taken for their
care and protection against accidents.
The Boy Scouts and police will be
there in force to look after things
generally.
The Smith pair, Ernie himself and
wife, will again be- present to hand
out the laughs. This pair is becom-
ing famous the country over for their
amusing rube stunts. They are a big
feature at the State Fair this week,
where they have been making big
hit. This is the ninth consecutive
year they have appeared at the big
fair.
In addition to the foregoing there
will, of course, be many Of the oldtime
features that go to make up q big
outing and celebration, and which
would be missed il not there, such as
ball and baby racks, the cane you ring,
games and contests Of all kinds, etc.
Fireworks
To top it all will be the magnificent
display of fireworks in the evening.
Hamilton Labor Day celebrations are
noted for their fireworks displays
staged each year, and people came
from afar to witnssa them, This