Oxford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Oxford residents share news of visitors and departures as Lydia Stewart plans a protracted visit from New Albany Indiana. Mrs Joseph Aderhold anticipates a sister visit from Texarkana Texas while Rathbone lodge K of F gears up for a July rally. Miss Tena Christian returns from McComb's Mississippi.
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Lydia Stewart
New Albany
Ind
Stephen Stucky
City
Oxford
Stewart
Quiet Park Scene Sparks Brief Dialogue
An elderly man sits on a bench in a spring park while a boy on the grass nearby resists play. The man complains that boys should be more active and urges running about as the boy replies with simple, evasive stances. The vignette preserves a gentle, observational tone from a past issue of Woman's Home Companion.
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Sonny
The Meyers Talk On The Lost Soul At Christian Church
Robi McKibbon of Low Angeles California visits his mother Mrs. Nancy McKibbon at the Griffins on Main Street. Rev T M Meyers speaks tonight at the Christian church on The Lost Soul inviting all to attend as his earnest talk attracts local interest. A conundrum feud about differences provides light amusement in a civic note.
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James W. Conningham
Self Culture Club
Main Street
England
Robi, McKibbon
Low Angeles
Cal
Nancy McKibbon
W. H. Griffin
T. M. Meyers
The
Christian Church
Energy Restored by Cooper's New Discovery
Short Talks by L. T. Cooper urge energy through a healthy stomach. A Detroit reader, A. G. Latubus, testifies to better appetite, sleep, and work drive after using several bottles. The note notes half a million Cooper bottles sold during a Chicago demonstration. we are agents.
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Cooper
A. G. Latubus
Porter St
Detroit, Mich
Lake Theatre to Open on June 24
The Oxford Lake vaudeville venue will open Monday June 24 under manager Ludlow Allen. Preparations include stage enlargement, new scenery, improved seating and a fresh paint job. A daytime matinee is planned for visitors unable to attend evening shows.
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Oxford Lake Park
Ludlow Allen
Empress Elizabeth Memorial Unveiled in Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph unveils a bronze and marble memorial to Empress Elizabeth in Vienna nine years after her death in Geneva. Archdukes and archduchesses attend along with foreign representatives. ceremony ends with the national anthem and a Te Deum sung by the Vienna Singers.
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Vienna
Maria Teresa
Oas
Francis Joseph
Elizabeth
Geneva
Marburg
Weiner Saengerband
Away With Dull Care Card Comic Dialogue
A pun filled comic strip scene shows Mrs Wantit shopping and Mr Choosem Gee quipping about wealth and hats. The dialog turns to inheritance and divorce as playful banter. Evelyn jokes about a kiss while Harold clarifies Mars versus Venus with a blush.
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Adniston
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Talladega
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Harmony
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Whittemore
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L. T. Cooper
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Juimang
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Mars
Miss Smart
Mr. Wise
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Claude
Wesson
Southern Cotton Oil Co
New York
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W. A. Davis
D. Woodruff
Cashies
R. F. Smith
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