The MaKditor, The Jeffersonian tNow since the 175th a Anniversary celebration has come to an end it seems to me a that a word of appreciation to y The Jeffersonian for the fine t roverage and Anniversary Issue is in order.Many of the former employes of The Oxford Tile Company and its predecessor. Universal » Potteries, Inc., have questioned 5 me as to why no mention was ‘ made of The Oxford Tile Company and its prior ownershipThe Oxford Pottery Com- 1 pamy plant was organized in 1 1913, In 1929 it acquired the i factory originally started by Charles L. Casey in 1900; in 1934 j The Oxford Pottery Companv amended their charter and ( changed the name to Universal ^ Potteries, Inc. All of this means that The ()xford Tile plant is the v oldest continuous rnanufac- ^ turing facility in the Cambridge,ii • ..I am sure publication of the reasons that no mention was ^ made of The Oxford Tile Company in the Anniversary 1 Issue will be of interest to former employes of the com- | '• pany.(I.I). Agnew iFormer President of Universal Potteries, Inc. I and Oxford Tile Company IiInvitation was extended all ,I area industrial firms and , businesses to participate in the,u special 175th Anniversary edition published by 1 he Jef-II fersonian. The invitation was extended by letter in addition to notices that appeared in The* Jeffersonian two times i July ‘.!8, 301 prior to the celebration.