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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1921

Page

1

Oxford New Fire Truck On The Way

Councilman Stadler says the new motor fire truck built in Progress Ohio by Progress Manufacturing will reach Oxford next week. Subscriptions for funding total 190 dollars from local residents and businesses. a one mile radius limits fundraising. Patterson Avenue paving bids open April 20 in Columbus for a May start with August 15 completion. Odd Fellows anniversary sermon set at M E Church. Miami University campaign reports 151,500 dollars raised. local solicitors active in Springfield, Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati.

Oxford T.H. Stadler Progress, Oy Progress Manufacturing Company Hamilton Reo Company Progress Company S. E. Fye William T Fev. J. Mf. Work Harry J. Graig ML Ll. Bustos A. ML Conwell Shera Condensing Co John Delaiore H. Coulter Corporation Pattering Ave State Highway Commission Patterson Avenue High Street South Corporation Columbis Miami Miami University Jliami Ava Merion Moore Springfield Columbus W. P. Rouds- Hitshleo Dayton Cleveland Nell Mitehall

McGuffey High School Baseball Today and Local Notices

McGuffey high school base team faces Paris tion high today at Miami's Held. The lineup includes Wilbur Petree as catcher and captain Robert Barkley Ota Teckman pitcher Melvin Ramsey Julius Kuhne and others. Office moves reported as Walter Hill relocates the tax office to Vauness building and Gilbert Sheard plans an auto accessories shop. Woman's Club Federations boards meet Friday at Mrs. Moore's Beech and Walnut. Sarah Wilson marries James W Whitehill at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev. William A Con.

McGufffey-Hamilton McGuffay High School Miami McGuffey Wilbur Petree Robert Barkley Ota Teckman Melvin Ramsey Julius Kuhne Erouces Barbour Luther Lieg Ted McDill Tins Gorse Gordon Funkhauser

Junior Reception Invitation At Jacobs Cottage

The junior Gass of Oxford High School invites guests to a reception at Jacobs Cottage home of Miss Ima Jacobs on Friday evening May 6 from 8 to 10. The event will be held during the senior days in the lower area of the house.

Gass Oxford High School Jacobs Cottage Ima Jacobs

Thomas Barkley Seventy-Sixth Birthday Celebration

Thomas Barkley of South Bedch Street celebrated his seventy sixth birthday with a 6 o'clock dinner at the Barkley home. Guests included Mgr. and Mrs. J.C. Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller and sons Harald and Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Barkley and daughters Janice and Margaret, and Miss Sophronia B. Pike of the Western College for Women. Attractions At Oxford Theatres: Cecil DeMille's Something to Think About starring Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter. Show times listed for Thursday Friday and Saturday with various matinees and evening performances at the Oxford and Criterion theatres.

Thomas Barkley Thomas Barkley South Bedch Street Yesteriny Mgr J.C. Barkley Sm. Hobert North Beech Street Oxford Paramount Cecil DeMille Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter Theodore Roberts Monto Ftrom Delile Satintes Batinee Criterion Jerday Criterion Theatre Eilena Percy Tom

Western College Notes French Play At Western College

The French department prepared a Moliera play Le Malade Imaginaire for a Western College audience with two roles filled by local French women. Mrs W W Bayd expected home soon after health improvement from Columbus. Fragcee Brown of the physical training department attends the American Physical Education Association meeting in Clareland this week. An Oxford girl Grace Viney’s piano performance of Rubinstein’s Kammerstrom stood out at Monday’s recital.

W.W. Bayd Columbus Iss Fragcee Brown American Physical Education Association Middle West Clareland Oxford

Oxford Personal News From Ongoing Social Roundup

Miss Ella G McSurely visited Hamilton yesterday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wolfe spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs RB Gillespie drove to Cincinnati yesterday. Howard Trayll a Miami University student from Bellefontaine was called home yesterday on his father’s death. Barry Tong county auditor was in the village on official business. William Hoberg a Cincinnati student at Miami University leaves today for Indiana to join Whitaker Paper Co. Beginning May 1 Mr Hoberg will travel central Indiana for Whitaker. Clifford Mei Edward Nickel Harry Turnham and Harry Fowler attended a shooting match in Mixerville Indiana. Mr and Mrs JH Metford of Indianapolis have been guests of their daughter Mrs DC Ster for several days, then will visit New Richmond relatives for a Sax weeks. L C Systore yesterday Rev William A Couray of St Mary’s Church was in Cincinnati yesterday. ester of the Oxford drug in Cincinnati on business and as convention of the season Ma Tails Smith and her All Star Jazz Revue Apr 21 31.

Ella G. McSurely Hamilton Thomas Wolfe Cincinnati RB. D. Gillespig Howard Trayll Miami Univer ‘Sity Bellefontaine Barry Tong William Hoberg Miami Anniversity Indiana Ind Whitaker Paper Company Hoberg Antral Indiana Whitaker Company Clifford Mei Edward Nitler Harry Turnham Harry Fowler Mixerville J. 11. Metford Tadianapolis

Forty Hours Devotion at St Stephens to Begin Friday

Forty hours of devotion at St Stephens begin Friday early morning with high mass and a solemn procession for the Blessed Sacrament. The schedule includes devotion rounds Friday and Saturday evenings, exposed Blessed Sacrament on Saturday and Sunday mornings, choir performances, and multiple confessions andHoly Communion distributions across the weekend. Tickets available early for Marie Smith concert at Jefferson on Monday night April 21.

St.Stephens Men and Millard Marie Smith the Jefferson

Kills Pesky Bed Bugs with P. D. Q Product

An old advertisement touts P. D. Q as a liquid bed bug killer that destroys nests without harming clothing. It claims quick action, a five gallon yield, and a “devil’s head” logo on each box, urging readers to buy from druggists and druggists’ outlets.

Just Special Hospital Terre Nante Ind P. D Raelidy Deng Co Teacing

Palace Timely Topics at Palace Theatre Farmed Topics

Palace Timely Topics presents a Pathe newsreel at the Palace Theatre featuring timely subjects and entertainments captured by Pathe cameramen. The program runs today tomorrow and Saturday offering a typical mix of current events and light features as the latest news reel.

Pethe News Palace Palace Theatre Pathe

Sidewalk opposition on Caldwell Street provokes protest

Ludlow Street property owners protested to the city council against laying sidewalks behind Caldwell Street. They argued heavy vehicles would damage them and urged paving to align with the south property line. George Riley and seventeen others signed the protest. Riley also sent a separate note opposing rear sidewalks if city wiring remains near his fence, with the matter referred to the streets committee.

Ludlow Street Caldwel George Riley A. Hammerly A. B. Hafertopen Charles A. Glins Council Caldwell

Mamie Smith to Sing at Jefferson Theatre Next Monday

Mamie Smith, famed singer of Crazy Blues, will perform at the Jefferson Theatre next Monday night. Reported to have immense royalties from phonograph records and touring profits, she is noted for lavish Paris and New York gowns designed by Mme Hammer. Audience reaction in prior appearances described as astonished by her color riot outfits.

Mamie Smith Crazy Blugs Jeferson Theatre Mamie Caruso Paris New York Hss Mme. 'Hammer

Mamie’s New Program Gowns Star in After Concert Plan

The article highlights Mamie’s stage gowns including a silver trimmed gown with American Beauty roses and large ostrich feather accents. It notes her pride in wardrobe and that she plans to wear this gown after the concert along with other recent creations.

Nel Mamie

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