The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1939-03-17
HAMILTON SPECIALS

banquet next SATURDAY nlSnC, MdTcn
|18. The committee reports that a
large attendance will be there and the
old-timers will have the pleasure of
making the acquaintance of the new
comers.
The program for the annual ST.
Patrick's Day dinner, to be held by
the Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick at
$50 o'clock tonight in the Walsh
Grill, South Fifth and Sycamore
Streets, was announced by George
Smith, chairman of the program COM
mittee. Robert Sullivan, Middletown
attoreny, will be the chief speaker.
At the Hamilton Dokies' meeting
held last week in the home of Elmer
Tuley, Fair Avenue, initial plans were
made for entertaining Amrita Temple
Dokies of Cincinnati of which Hamil
ton is a part, on Saturday, May 20.
DR.. Edward Cook, former Butler
County coroner, was named acting
coroner by the Butler County COM
missioners Monday to serve during
the absence of Dr. Harry F.. Deubel,
who will be out of the city for sew
eral days.
Recognition of the Butler County
Children's Home as outstanding in
Ohio came Monday with announce
ment that R. C. Brane, superintend-
ent, will be one of the principal
speakers at the mid-year meeting of
the children's division and family di-
vision of the Ohio Welfare Confer
ence, held this week in Columbus.
| Further steps in the membership
drive of Hamilton Women's Repub-
lican Club were taken Monday at a
meeting in club headquarters, Third
and Market Streets, when captains in
the six wards were instructed to ap-
point two lieutenants who are to OBJ
tain two co-workers.
| Mrs. Hilda Armbrust was appointed
| treasurer of the Democratic Women S
League to fill the unexpired term of
Mrs. Jean Schrichte, who resigned at
the regular meeting of the organiza-
ton, in the headquarters, 116 South
Second Street.
| Mrs. Mary Billingslea, president,
presided. She spoke on the "Re-
porter Plan" and urged the women
to interest other democratic women
in the club and its activities. The
next meeting will be a social session.
On Monday, March 20, $50 p. M,
at the Anthony Wayne, John A. Lloyd
superintendent of insurance in Ohio,
will be the principal speaker at the
annual dinner meeting of the Hamil-
| ton Association of Insurance Agents
Mr.. Lloyd, a former state senator
served for several years as secretary
of the Ohio Association of Insurance
| Agents and in that capacity he visited
| Hamilton a number of times.
| Seventy members of the Butler
County Schoolmasters' Club attended
the regular dinner meeting of the or
ganization held Monday night in the
Fairfield School.
The next meeting, April 10, will be
an open meeting in Wayne High
| School. Guests will include women
teachers of the county schools, wives,
husbands and guests of all teachers
in the Butler County school system.
Confscation of air rifles, sling
| shots and similar weapons used in
Hamilton was ordered by Police Chief
j. C. Calhoun as the result of nu-
merous complaints. He ordered Off
GERS to break up shooting activities
and to bring offenders and their
weapons to headquarters.
"In three cases, persons reported
they were struck on the face by pei
lets fired from air rifles" Chief CAL
houn stated
The thirty y-sixth annual outing of
Butler Aerie No. 407, Fraternal Or
der Of Eagles, will be held July a at
the Butler County Fairgrounds, it
was announced at the last meeting
of the aerie, in the Eagles Temple,
South Second Street.
Catholic Scouts of the Fort Ham,
ilton Council, Boy Scouts Of America,
staged the first Catholic Scout rally
ever held in Hamilton Monday night