Oxford Miss Jamieson Bride of Farquear
Lucile Corinne Jamieson daughter of Rev S B Jamieson married Floyd Emmett Farquear at United Presbyterian Church Oxford Ohio an estimated hundred guests attended. The ceremony featured music by Eva Hinkle and floral arrangements while the bridal party wore formal attire. After the wedding the couple will reside in University Mississippi where Farquear will become professor of education.
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Oxford
Lucile Corinne Jamieson
B. Jamieson
Floyd Emmett Farquear
Eva Demand Hinkle
Emma Cone
Jamieson
Chures
Siti
Purnae
Wade
Line Bell
Gaith Angh
Misr Uni
Mecum Ramsey
Em B. Dxmigson
Gelsschu
Mra
A. W. Jameson
Xenia
Haigh A. Jamieson
Margaret
Genevieve
Geneveva
Washington
Jeanette Evans
Ontario
Ore
Fred L. Weede
Miami
Joseph Goshorn
Hamilton
Mildred Farquear
Leslie Farquear
Okeana
Samuel Kelch
Charles Wagner
Thet Wagner
Walter W. Wagnar
Robert McQuisten
Iss Lucile
Richmond
Ind
Jennie Harbine
Liberty
George Cooper
Bord Orr
Germantown
Farquear
St University, Mist
Marquear
University of Mississippi
Beachler in Huckley Hospital Convalescing
Charles A. Beachler of this village is convalescing at Huckley hospital in Muskegon Michigan. He hopes to leave the hospital this week. Both he and Mrs Beachler fell ill at Camp Roosevelt and were admitted. Mrs Beachler left about a week ago and is now at her old Preble county home, where her husband will join her shortly.
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Charles Beachler
Huckley Hospital
Muskegon
Mich
Charles A. Beachler
Mr. Beachler
Attractions At The Oxford Theatres Tonight And Tomorrow
At the Oxford theatres marquees list Marjorie Rambeau in The Fortune Teller on Thursday and a Paramount special George Mel ford production The Faith Healer on Friday and Saturday. Criterion theatre features B B Warner in When We Were Twenty One today with Marion Davies in Buried Treasure Friday and Saturday.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford
Marjoris Rambeau
Paramount
George Melford
Criterion Theatre
B. B. Warner
Marion Davies
Two Fined For Surloining Check In County Court
Richard Andra and Buddie Fayley rolorad were arrested by Marshal John Sheard for patrolling and cashing a check for 185. They were charged with petit larceny by William Greenwood, an aged negro. They pleaded guilty and were fined 50 and contg each, and given 30 days in jail. Jail time suspended on condition they pay fines and costs, then released and told to stay out of town. Tramilton police officers also failed to identify Taylor and determine a connection to a recent holdage incident.
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Richard Andra
Buddie Fayley Rolorad
John Sheard
William Greenwood
Mic
Soliton
Tramilton
Taylor
Boen
Auto makeovers and shop bargains at Oxford notices
DaCote will refresh your auto appearance at Oxford business notices. Snyders Art and Gift Shop runs Aug 10 21 sale events on stationery toys and gifts. Kodak finishing promises 26 years of service at Scudern Art and Gift Shop Aug 10 21. PUBLIC SALE Aug 13 on the public square for household goods. Oxford Motor Co advertises sale on Aug Sat. WANTED two young window cashiers at Wilks Brothers Aug 8. Blanket cleaning promo by New Miami Lauder Oxford Aug 3. The notices present multiple ads and sale offers through August.
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DaCote
Snyders Art and Gift Shop
Snyders Art
Kodak
Scudern
Lala Bete, Admix
New Miami
Nominating Six Assessors In Middletown Primary
Aug. 10 Middletown Ohio held a no contest primary with expenses near 2506 for candidates with no opposition in four wards. Republicans Charles H. Beck and Thomas J. Welsh ran in First and Second wards. Democrats Harry R. Voris John B. McAdams Joseph Sweenasy and Frank Knorr headed races in First through Fourth wards. Each precinct reported only two to three votes.
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Middletown
Ohio
Charles H. Beck
Thomas J. Welsh
Harry R. Voris
John B. McAdams
Joseph Sweenasy
Frank Knorr
Happenings in OH10 and Nearby Dispatches
In Toledo county tax money delinquency is expected to reach about 1,000,000 this year per the County Treasurer Noward’s office. Findlay mayor appoints Evelyn Metcalf to succeed Clare n F. Riser, first woman in elective office there. Sandusky Oriols 11 yacht sold to L B Abrams of Chicago after Class J win. Bryan J A Elder wins Chicago Toledo pike improvement bid of 29 320.22 near Bart Unity. Lima Rev James P Clark world war veteran and Far East missionary named pastor at St Girard’s. Van Wert Joby W Tanquery named to office of superintendent.
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Toledo
Luytas County
Noward
Findlay
Evelyn Metcalf
Bryan
J. A. Elder
Bart Unity
Lima
James P. Clark
Far East
St. Girard’s Church
United States plans hearings in MacNabb pool case
In Dayton on August 16 a hearing is set in the U S commissioners office for C C MacNabb 1012 East Fourth street on a charge of conducting a nationwide baseball pool The arrest was made by deputy U S marshal Irvin Kendig Federal agents continue an inquiry with expected additional arrests and the pool reportedly earned about 25000 weekly from across the country The article also notes a death in Columbus and a disarmament conference date in Washington Japan accepts November 11 for opening the talks.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States Commissioner's Office
C. C. MacNabb
East Fourth Street
MacNabb
Irvin Kendig
United States
Washington
State Department
Tokio
Japan
City growth urged by Miami chamber head speech
EB G Sewell, president of the Miami Florida chamber of commerce, urged residents to advertise good propositions to grow the city during a public service meeting. A theft report noted an auto license stolen from a car at Martin Lingler Coal yard, license number 151140, by a thief who entered the premises.
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Springfield
G. Sewell
Miami
Florids
Chamber of Commercy
al McCormick
MrGlynn Street
Martin Lingler
Dr Moore Wins The Nomination In Oxford Mayor Race
In Oxford yesterday a large vote solidly favored Dr H A Moore for the Republican mayoral nomination over Mayor J S Hughes by 276 to 105. Precinct results show Moore leading in all districts. Bea Jon and John Sheard were nominated for clerk and marshal with no opposition. other council and board seats drew scattered write ins. The Johnson Reunion was held today at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cline north of Morning Sun with many family members present.
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Oxford
Hughes
H. A. Moore
Moore
Marshal
Johnson
Johnston
William Cline
Morning Sun
Funeral for Miss Mabel Murdock Attended by Many
Miss Mabel Murdock daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert A Murdock of the north of town, was laid to rest yesterday from the Murdock residence. Rev McCullough officiated with Miss Emma Cone and H Sullenberger singing. Pallbearers were Carl House Frank Murdock George Mitchell and Ray Mitchell. Interment followed at Oxford cemetery.
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Carl House
Frank Murdock
George
Ray Mitchell
Oxford Cemetery
Oxford Personal Notes Mixed Travel and Visits
Miss Helen Keen visits with Miss Virginia Wendt in Newport Kentucky before traveling to Cincinnati. Ransom B. Clark, an eastern aircraft pilot, returns home to visit his parents Dr and Mrs Frank Lowry Clark. Mrs Arnold Vinacke arrives home from Colorado after a weeks stay with relatives. Dwight A. Sloane traveled to Cincinnati on business for Sloane's shoe store. Mr and Mrs Charles Preston visit relatives in Dayton. Mrs Brice Gillespie leaves for Baltimore after a brief stay with her mother.
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Helen Keen
Virginia
Wendt
Newport
Catherine Witherby
South College Avenue
Cincinnati
Ransom B. Clark
Eastern Aeroplane Company
Frank
Lowry Clark
Church Street
Tallawanda Round
Arnold M. Vinacke
Colorado
Dwight A. Sloane
Sloano's
Oui Munns
Veland
Dick Wolt
Charles Preston
Iin
Dapton
Brice’ Gillespie l
Baltimore
Seith
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Byron R. Lous
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