Oxford Old Soldiers Honored at Memorial Day Observance
Oxford veterans from Millikin Post and G.A.R. were feted with a birthday cake, supper, and songs. The Memorial Day Committee plans May 30 observances with participation from Edwin Coulter and Dillon Watterson Posts and the Millikin units. American Legion drives collection in local theaters to fund graveside decorations in France.
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Oxford
Ly Lonor
Munrecieptiae
Millikig Post
J. B
Slonekér
Sable
Aml Rey
Charles E
Methodist Episwo
G. Wyckoff
W. Wallace
OG. Ferris
J. Ge Tousen
William HF
Er Sholtx
W. A. Ridhwager
R.A. L. Huston
George Kroner
Edwin Coulter
Dillon Watterson
American Legion
Millikin
G. A
Millikin Relief Corps
Hawin Coulter
Hayden
Oil Firms Plan New Gas Station in Village
Reports say two oil companies pursued a site for a gasoline station, one withdrawing after learning the other was near a deal. A transfer of real estate is expected in a few days at a chosen location. Also noted is Douglass Birthday observance and a village arrest of two young men for disorderly conduct late at night.
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Jng.op
Ibis
Edidt
Paul Duvall
Harold Maddox
Walter Finley
Hughes
Woodlork
Skeeta
Noted Notion of Minted Fraud in Patent Ferrous Tonic
United States Judge in Chattanooga imposes a heavy fine for criminal law violations tied to selling and marketing fraudulent Nuxated Iron tonic. The ad-like text warns against imitators, promotes Nuxated Iron as a blood builder, and promises refunds if unsatisfactory.
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United States
Chattanooga
Tenn
Everr
Diiggiste
Snyder's Art & Gift Shop and Local Sales
Pre war time prices and reductions offered by Snyder's Art & Gift Shop from April 23 to 31 including free developing 24 hours and close out sale on fine stationery. Shultz Meat Market advertises sale of farm equipment and separator with delivery options. New Columbia records highlight local performances at Shaw and college plays directed by Miss Leonard with an event on May 28 open to the public.
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Snyder’s Art & Gift Shop
Shultz
Oxford
Lady Gregory
Susan Glagpel
Alien Jennings
Whieh
Barrie
Alice
Whiel
St Mary's Catholic Church to Open May 1 in Oxford
Rev Willian A Conroy announced that St Mary's Catholic church will open with services on May 1 at 8 and 10 o'clock in the new East High street church. The pipe organ gifted by Philip Managan will be used for the first time, the bell heard then, and pews installed this week. Bazaar revenue is reported as 3293.50 with outstanding funds bringing total to about 3350. Scudder household hosts Prof and Mrs B H Scudder with guests from Oxford College for Women and Minnesota University. Women’s groups plan meetings on Wednesday at 2 30 p m and Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
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Oxford
Willian A. Conroy
St Mary's Catholic Church
East High Street
Philip Managan
Father Conroy
Attractions At Oxford Theatres Today And More
Oxford theatres feature Wanda Hawley in The Outside Woman today Tuesday with Perri White in The Thief Wednesday Madge Kennedy in Dollars and Sense Thursday through Saturday six weeks of joy Charlies Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in The Kid at Oxford. Criterion presents Out of the Snow today and Tuesday with Ralph Ince. Wednesday World’s Park with Eugene O Brien. Thursday Louise Lovely in While the Teri Laughs Friday and Saturday George Melford's Jack London Sea Wolf starring Juliene Scott. Miami University's victory over Kentucky State uplifts town Saturday. Coach Taille praises fire in field and track team during first public appearance. This week’s events include a baseball game with Olio Wesleyan at 4 o’clock and a trip to Greenville to meet Dewison University on Saturday. Oxford high school senior class play The Adventures of a College Bride postponed to next Monday.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
Wanda Hawley
Perri White
Madge Kenedy
Charles Chaplin
Jackie Coogan
The
Criterion Theatre
Ralph Ince
Eugene O'Brien
Louise Lovely
Teri
George Melford
Jack London
Juliene Scott
Miami
Miami University
Kentucky State University
George EF. Taille
Olio Wesleyan University
Fternoon
Eluck
Grantville Forsa
Dewison University
Play Production Course Sparks Schoolwide Interest
Western College offers a course in play production where students study the principles of dramatic representation and then apply them in short performances open to the entire school.
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Western College
Stillman Kellys Visit Highlights Chicago Oratorio Return
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Kelley toured Chicago last week where Kell y's oratorio Pilgrim's Progress was staged by the Apollo Club and Chicago Orchestra. They were Monday guests of Chicago Musicians Club, with Western College's Miss Susan Peabody and Cincinnati guests Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell in attendance. The Apollo Club plans to present Pilgrim's Progress next season and at Worcester Festival in September.
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Cincinnati
Apollo Club
Worcester
Massachusetts
Oxford Area Personal Guests Highlight Weekend Visits
Dark Scudder of Windfall Indiana was weekend guest of his uncle Professor B. H. Scudder on South Poplar Street. Dale Knoch of Dayton visited relatives here on Sunday. James O'Toole of Hamilton toured Oxford relatives. John Mosier and son Edward of Middletown were guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs William Frieze and J Bradfield visited relatives in Liberty Indiana yesterday. H D Pine of Dayton spent Sunday with A A Shera on West Walnut Street. Keeiry G Werris visited friends in Cincinnati yesterday. Bert L Kelley left for St Louis on business last night. Helen Anger of Trenton and Yorelda McKham of Cincinnati were weekend guests of Marjorie Nagel on South High Street. Otto W Meyer of Hamilton spent Sunday with Mrs Kate Meyer on South Elim Street. Catherine McCoy of Dayton stayed yesterday with her mother Mrs Mary D MeCoy on North Main Street. Mrs Marisa Moore of Hamilton visited her husband in the village Saturday evening for the Miami dance. Charles Finch of Cincinnati was yesterday the guest of his parents.
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Dark Scudder
Windfall
Ind
B. H. Scudder
South Poplar ‘Street
Dale Knoch
Dayton
James O’toole
Hamilton
Oxford
John Mosier
Edward
Middletown
William Frieze
J. Bradfield
Liberty
H. D. Pine
A. A. Shera
West Walnut Street
Keeiry G. Werris
Cincinnati
Bert L. Kelley Jaft
St. Louis
Alo
Helen Anger
Trentory
Yorelda McKham
Marjorie Nagel
South Him Street
Otto W. Meyer
Kate Meyer
South Elim Street
Catherine McCoy
Mary D. MeCoy
North Main Street
Marisa Moore
Neffs Shoes and Oxfords Hit Bright Prices
Men try Neffs footwear at lower costs with brands Neff and Oxford styles advertised for eight shillings in a street display at 3rd Street.
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Neff’s
Bae
Floor
Oxford social notes from weekend visits and guests
Nr and Mrs O B Fiseh of East Walnut Street hosted Dr Robert Stack of the Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati and other Cincinnati Medical College visitors Saturday evening. Grace Noeria Houghton of Indianapolis visited relatives. Jacob Manrod of Hamilton and Miss Vivian Breaks with Prof B H Scudder and family. Alma Pratt of Arden Cottage spent the weekend with her parents in Blanchester. Charles Louski Halton visited Mrs Bark Wright on Elm and Collins Streets.
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Mra
O. B. Fiseh
East Walnut Strest
Robert Stack
Good Saamariten “Hospital
Cingionati
Oxford Friends
George Mufus
Yrunk Beeks
Cincinnati Medical College
Grace Noeria Houghton
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacob Manrod
Hamilton
Oxford
Wilberla Breaks
Windhall
Stanley
Vivian Breaks
Oxford College
B. H. Scudder
SauriePoplar Street
Alma Pratt
Arden Cottage
Blanchester
Charles Louski Halton
Bark CG. Wright
Elm and
Collins Atreata
Germany and Allies face reparations counter proposal
Washington April 25 President Harding and Secretary Hughes were ready to study Germany's reply to the reparations plan. The German communication, sent by American Commissioner Loring D. before, was described as lengthy but expected to reach the executive department for early analysis.
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Harding
Hughes
Germany
Washington
Berlin
Loring Dvesel
United States Might Mediate Ally Proposals
The American government intends to consider calling attention to proposals at issue with allied representatives and will not act as mediator unless necessary. Secretary Hughes plans conferences to determine acceptable terms while avoiding obligations that could prove embarrassing for the United States.
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J . Ay
Hughes
United States
Alres
Allies Press Demands in Paris Treaty Terms
The Paris decisions call for Germany to pay 226000000000 gold marks over forty two years, with 12 percent export duties to the Allies for the same period. London reports a German offer of about 12500000000 dollars in reparations, with 5 billion already paid, and terms that Upper Silesia stay German and global free trade privileges restored.
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Paris
London
Waller Siuons
Germany
Upper Silesia
Touring car stolen in early morning burglary
Joseph Falconi of 582 South Eleventh Street reported a touring car missing from his Overland garage late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. The incident was reported to the police as a theft.
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Joseph Falconi
South Eleventh Street
Tire Stolen From Auto Nightly at 322 North Eighth
Police report a tire theft occurred Sunday night from a car parked at 322 North Eighth Street. The vehicle owner, identified as Rural House, reported the incident to authorities.
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North Eighth -Street
Stolen utensils reported at Busy Bee restaurant
Tou Borenes of the Busy Bee restaurant reported to the police Sunday evening that 12 young chickens were stolen from his residence on Ludlow Street between 8 and 10 o'clock Sunday night.
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Onickers
Tou Borenes
Busy Bee
Young Shicka Mere
Ludlow Street
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Linn Brown and Only
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Women’s Christian’ ‘Temperance
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
John W. Heckert
Gast Church Street
Oxford High School
Oxford Personals
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Monument Ave
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