Oxford Family Reunited After Months Apart
Mrs Magdaline Warness Saunders is to be reunited with her husband Harold Saunders after a prolonged separation. He had left with a note saying he was going abroad and was believed to be in Central or South America before moving east to work as a lawyer in several cities. He is now located in Atlantic City with a furnished apartment awaiting them.
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Oxford
Magdaline Warness Saunders
Jessa
Harold Saunders
Atlantis City
Earl C. Wright
Oxford council approves College avenue paving and bonds
Oxford Ohio village council in session approves amended ordinance for paving College avenue from High to Spring streets with a 40 foot width, authorizes $7,000 in bonds to fund part of a $29,000 project, to be dated May 2, 1921 at 6 percent. Council also considers tarvia pavement options and grants permission for a 1,009 gallon gasoline tank under sidewalk for an auto shop. Bills are listed for surveying and supplies. local high school seniors plan two plays in May.
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Oxford
Hughes
College Avenue
Gounail
Ateo
Tarvia
High Street
Higheb
Scott
Beaton
Latvia’ Company
Dayton
Sheard Geta
Gilbert
Sheard
Sheard Will Bayn
Anderson
Wright Hardware Company
William Mel Guffey High-School
McGuffey Auditorium
America
Marguerite Royal
Oxford Business Notices Great Tirso Bargeria
Special bargains listed for Oxford Motor UO offerings in non skid fabric casings and farm equipment. Includes cream separator, double plow, farm wagon, shovel riding cultivator, with contact details and dates in April.
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Call Oxford
Odd Fellows Oxford Encampment Meets to Elect Rep
Oxford Encampment No 119 will hold a Thursday evening meeting at 7 30 for the purpose of electing a representative. All members are urged to attend.
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Odd Fellows
Oxford
C. F
Miss Neiser to Be Married in New Orleans Honeymoon
Oxford notes Miss Hose Neiser formerly a Red Cross nurse now in Franklin La plans marriage to Claude Clow of Detroit. The ceremony is set for New Orleans with an ocean trip to New York City. Also reported are removal of public hitching racks, Coulter company stock sale, Duvall case defense, and Oxford High second team trip to Hanover without a game.
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Osford
Oxford
Miss Hose Neiser
Red Cross
Franklin
Miss Neiser
Claude Clow
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Clow
Sewell Cushion Wheel Company
New Orleans
New York City
Oxford Personal News and Legal Verdict
Oxford notes report residents visiting and returning from travel, including Harry Sohingen and Mrs Rugely Torrence with others in the village. Holstein of Middletown received a verdict of 1221.24 against William A. Wise and Mary Wise on five promissory notes, with a counterclaim of 980 denied by the jury.
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Harry Sohingen
Hamilton
Rugely Torrence
Cpus Avenue
Boston
Nass
W. As Bittwager
Cincinnat
Holsthin
Hares N. Holstein
Middletown
Clarence Murphy
William C. A. A
Mary GC. Wise
Graham to move to Hamilton and local baseball game brief
Graham plans a move to Hamilton to oversee a Miami Milling branch on Millville Avenue. Meanwhile, William McGuffey high school faces Okeana high school on Miami's field Friday at 2 30 PM. Oxford Theatres presents Madge Kennedy in Dollars and Sense, plus Chaplin's The Kid and Worlds Apart at different venues.
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Hamilton
A.M
South College Avenue
Millvills Avenue
That
Miami Milling Sompour
William McGuffey
Miami
Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
Madge Kennedy
Charlie Chaplin
the Kid
Criterion Theatre
Eugene O'Brien
Lourca Lovely
Mabe
Juliene Scott
Jack London
Fpassell
Chiropractors To Carry Case To Supreme Court
Chiropractors of Ohio who lost their suit against the State Medical Board in the Ohio Supreme Court have begun preparations to seek U S Supreme Court review. Dr George D Meeker Cincinnati practitioner and executive committee member said individual suits will also be filed. The group calls the board discriminatory and hostile.
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Cincinnati
Chiroprattors of
Ohio
Ohio State
Mmiival
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
George D. Meeker
State Organization of Chiropractors
Palace Timely Tops Palace Timely Edition Teaser
In a bustling city edition, the latest news from America includes President Harding in New York for the unveiling of the Simon Bolivar statue. Dempsey begins training for a bout with Carpentier at Bunzit, with Freddie Welsh Jr. training as the former light champion plans workouts.
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Palace
Tepfen
Alsee
America
Americia
Wbarator
Harding
New York
Simon Bolivar
Bunzit
N. 1
Dempsey
Carpentier
Freddie, Welsh, Jr
Johnson Freed of All Blame in Ohio Manslaughter Case
In Middletown Ohio April 27 44 judge W B Todhunter ruled druggist H dubinson not guilty of manslaughter in the death of six year old Wilton Stead struck near Sixth and Yankee Road three weeks earlier. The decision found no criminal negligence by Johnson.
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Johnson
Middletown
Ohio
H. Dubinson
Wilton Stead
Yankee Road
W. B. Todhunter
Dar
Stead Bos
Reinhardt Estate Probate Notes Distribution
A partial distribution of the Reinhardt estate in Shandon under the will was made in probate court on Wednesday. Pauline Reinhardt received three notes totaling 1,000, 135, and 270 dollars.
United States Steel declares quarterly dividends and earnings
New York April 27 announced United States Steel Corporation declares regular quarterly dividends of 11 percent on common stock and 13 4 percent on preferred. The quarter ended March 31 shows earnings of 92,266,722 with net income 20,656,930 and surplus 2,816,005. Previous quarter earnings were 13,877,62 with net income 4,709,816 and surplus 14,481,446.
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New York
United States Steel
Owen alimony dispute leads to court date
Rosa Owen of Hywitton accuses William P. Owen of $37.50 in overdue alimony. Judge Clarence Murphy ordered Owen to appear in court on May 7 to address the arrears and related charges.
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Owen
Rosa Owen
Hywitton
William ‘P. Owen
Lsie
Clarence Murphy
Money from sale distributed among heirs and judge
Elizabeth H. Endit received 98.76 from the sale of Oxford property she sued to partition. Maria Mitchall, Margaret Mitchell, Elizabeth Thomas and Prudence M. Cook each got 24.69 and Chief Jackson 107.54 under the distribution by Judges Clarence Murphy. The property sold for 534.
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Elizabeth H. Endit
Oxford
Maria Mitchall
Margaret Mitchell
Elizabeth Thomas
Prudence M. Cook
Jackson
Clarence, Mur ‘Phy
Wage Scale Set For Cabinet Makers And Carpenters
In Cleveland on April 26, Judge Frenk appointed an arbitrator to fix the wage scale for cabinet makers and carpenters. The new scale settles at seventy cents an hour for the coming year, down from the present one dollar. Representatives of employers and the union will select a judge by lot to determine the final rate each spring.
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Cleveland
Frenk
C. Pa Act
Mani Tueliizers
Associa Donvang
Carpenter Union
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