Oxford Begins Street Improvements On Main Street
Oxford Ohio village council in regular session authorized main street improvements from Spring to Chestnut with sidewalks curbs and gutters funded by special assessments and bond anticipation certificates. Engineers’ estimate for College avenue project totaled 9,508.20 with 21 percent retained. total project costs 3 3 556.07 including engineering fees. Officials planned voter approval at November election after appointing an attorney and arranging bond subordination. fund balances listed: General 527.85 Service 15.38 Water 7,?15.14, Night 814.66 totaling 13,265.56.
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Oxford
Village Useil
Hughes
Main Street
Epring Street
Nua
Rowlay Company
Yengineers
McHugh Grothyumi
Boulay Company
Meugh Brothers
Silzen
Enue
Oxford National Bank
Connell
G. H. Sutin & Son
J. S. Tobitt
Mn Tobith
H. Miler
Roodruff
H. Sutphin
D. P. Beaton
Special sale and rentals in local business notices
Oxford business notices list a large garage for rent at 21 ng, a special sale at Tires and Accessories with prices to save, Miller Garage at 16 West Walnut Street, and various residents and travelers including Miss Mary Flanagan visiting Mayelleville, President and Mrs Hughes off to Michigan, John B. Wheeler from Kansas City on a business trip to Omaha, S. Stewart visiting Chicago and Wisconsin, Myla J Thobs visiting Middletown, and Mrs Winfield Miller visiting her sister near town.
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Miller Garage
West Walnut Street
Harry H. Fry
Hat Market
Mary Flanagan
West Church Street
Mayelleville
Raymond MM. Hughes
Michigan
John B. Wheeler
Kansas City
Blo
Chicago
Wisconsin
Myla J
Thobs
Middletown
Bys. Winfield Miller
Colum
Bumbs
Taylor Beckett
The Idol of the North and The County Fair At Local Theatres
At The Oxford today Dorothy Dalton stars in The Idol of the North with Thursday matinee and night shows. An Arsene Lupin story close by. Friday and Saturday Mae Murray headlines The Gilded Lily. At the Criterion Theatre Thursday to Saturday Marica Tourneur presents The County Fair with Wesley Barry Helen Jerome Eddy and David Butler.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
Dorothy Dalton
Arsene Lupin
Paramount
Mae Murray
Aily
Criterion Theatre
Marica Tourneur
Neil Burgess
County Fair
Wesley Harry
Helen Jerome Eddy
David Butler
Residence Properties Sold On North Lovust Avenue
Lloyd T. C. Lioyd sold two residence properties on North Lovust avenue. One was purchased by Hiam L. Blossom of College Corner and the other by Issac Demoret of this village. Edward L. Miller resigns as secretary of the Oxford Automobile club citing time constraints due to other duties and new automobile registration law. successor not yet appointed.
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Lloyd T. C. Lioyd
Lovust Avenue
Hiam L. Blossom
College Corner
Issac Demoret
Edward L. Miller
Oxford Automobile Club
Missionary Meeting Evening Affair at Methodist Church
An evening missionary meeting is announced for Friday at 2:30 PM at the West End Methodist Episcopal Church led by C. A. Shera. Details reference August gathering at the Abegee location.
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Mane Homa M
The
Methodist Episcopal
Orlock
Thes C. A. Shera
West Aes
Abegee
Fines Assessed on Mayor's Court Increase Revenue
Fines totaling 536.00 were paid into the village treasury, marking one of the largest collections ever recorded in the mayoral court.
Oxford Personal News Highlights Local Trips and Visits
Mrs. Jozeph Sizelove and daughter Ruth visit relatives in Liberty Indiana while Mr and Mrs Willard Willis stay with friends in Indianapolis. Frank R Sowder leaves for Chicago for the Pageant of Progress. Mr Snyder to buy holiday goods. WW Hinkle motor to Cincinnati. Mrs James McHugh visits Cedar Point. W Hawley S R Ramsey and Major Hawley guests of J Barkly. Dr and Mrs Willistas home from Cedar Point. T C Loyd travels to Hamilton on business. Shirley Wolf discharged from U S Army and visiting family.
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Jozeph Sizelove
Ruth
Liberty
Ind
Willard Willis
South Elm Street
Indianapolis
Frank R. Sowder
Chicago
Ill
Snyder
Ehner
Hinkle
Cincinnati
James McHugh
Tega Avenue
Cedar Point
W. H. Hawley
R. Ramsey
College Corner
Paul Hawley
Camp Grant
J. R. Wilson
Spokane
Wash
Barkly
North Beech Street
Willistas
East Church Street
T. C. Loyd
Hamilton
Shirley Wolf
Newton Wolf
Chestnut Street
U. S. Army
Community Days Set by Miami Valley Chautauqua Officials
Two Miami Valley Community Days are planned by Miami Valley Chautauqua officials for August 12 and 22. Speakers include Congressman Fess on Friday and Governor Allen of Kansas on the second day, with Verity and Dr Garland also contributing talks. The National Cash Register chorus will perform in the evenings as planners expect 10,000 to 12,000 attendees at the Chautauqua grounds north of Franklin Obie.
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Miami Valley
Miami
Dayton
Governor Allen
Kansas
National Cash Register Company
Chautauqua Grounds
Franklin
Obie
Local youth injured in factory incident
Francis Lacesellt, 18, of 214 South Seeed Street, was struck by a piece of equipment at a haccca company's plant this afternoon and sustained back and knee injuries. Dr. Lowell reports his condition is not serious.
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Francis Lacesellt
South
Hacca Company
Lowell
Lascasellt
Yanger Arrested for Assault Near Okeana
Frank Yancer was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Hemane Officer Finirock on a charge of assaulting his wife Stella. He will be given a hearing Monday before Squire Bolser.
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Yanger
Frank Yancer
Hemane
Finirock
Stella
Okeana
Squire Bolser
Temperature Drift From Cloudy Morning Weather
The day opened cloudy with a cool northwest breeze keeping temperatures low through most of the morning. Little rise occurred from six to ten, then slight clearing at eleven nudged the thermometer higher. Cooler than yesterday after night rains, more showers and cooler weather are forecast for Thursday by weather barons. Temperatures recorded around 4:00 AM were near 70 and 60, while 8:00 AM showed about 60.
Weed problem discussed at Hamilton real estate meeting
A morning conference in Hamilton’s office of Service Director Will F Mason failed to resolve the weed problem on vacant lots. Realtors committee agreed to spend the rest of the week inspecting all owned or controlled lots and act promptly with major consent to remove weeds.
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Will F Mason
Afr
What Does Your Wife Do
A quirky exchange hints at marital quirks as a husband notes his wife scrutinizes every bite and detail at meals and notices minute imagined specks, revealing a humorous domestic dynamic. The line plays on exaggerated attention to small faults in everyday life.
Roadster Stolen. Witness Reports Suspect Near Home
John Shafer of 338 Buckeye street reported his Grant roadster stolen last night from in front of his home. A witness, Dan McGlynn, described seeing a small young man in a straw hat and dark suit enter the vehicle. the car was last seen heading south on Hast avenue.
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John Shafer
Buckeye Street
Palis
Grant
Dan McGlynn
Creditors to Koerber bankruptcy meet to plan sale
A meeting of the creditors of J. Fred Koerber bankrupt will be held at the offices of H. H. Haines on August 6 at 10 a m. Plans for the sale of the property will be made at this time.
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MEST
J. Fred Koerber
H. H. Haines
City Transfer of Bond Funds Amid Meeting
City sinking fund trustees met last night and transferred 3500 to the general bond account. No other business was acted upon.
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Oxford Business Notices
Oxford Personals
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Mathes-Sohngen Co
High St
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Lacasellt
Newburgh
Public Service
Mason
Millville
Agentean
Oxfords
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Men’s Army Shoes
Monson
Lemese
Husband
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Jeeferson
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Thaaters
Dollar Day
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Choice
Bolora
Gators
Sala
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