Oxford Primary Vote Totals Show Key Incumbents
In Oxford Ohio the Tuesday primary produced a crowd of votes for village offices. Top vote getters for public affairs were Dr A Cullen, Dr Hugh Moore and T Clisford McDill who sit on the current board. Education nominees were Mrs Mahlou Brogar James D Hutchisson and J Gilbert Welch with K W Smith the treasurer nominated though not a candidate. For village council the leading vote getters were Pressly Wright S I Fry John C Caldwell Elmer W Hinkle Walter Ragers and Fred W Nagel. Fry Hinkle and Rogers are current council members. Nagel faces questions about running on the Republican ticket as he has long been aligned with the Democratic party.
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Walter Ragers
Fred W. Nagel
Fry
Hinkle
Rogers
Mr. Nagel
Prezent Council
Valuable Bull Shot Near Osford Farm
Osford Ohio August 11 Dr J H Summers was called to the Beard farm west of town to tend a valuable Holstein bull shot by a neighbor six times with a shotgun. The bull, owned by Mr Beard, walked along the road after escaping its pasture. Authorities in Franklin county will investigate. The bull survived the night, with hopes of recovery. Earlier, Mr Beard lost a fine Poland China hog named Sam valued at 1000 dollars, which died from overheating.
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Osford
J. H. Summers
Dollin Beard
Mr. Beard
Humane Anxiety
Franklin County
Tridiana
Summers
Beard
Fortunes Theater Week Ends With Faith Healer At Oxford
Attractions at the Oxford today include The Fortuna Teller with Friday and Saturday Paramount super-specials featuring Milton Sills and Ann Forest The Faith Healer hailed as bigger than The Miracle Man At the Criterion Friday night and Saturday matinees Marian Davies stars in Buried Treasure
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
Fortuna Teller
Paramount
George Melford
Milton Sills
Ann Forest
Criterion Theatre
Marian Davies
Sumner Colds Cure Advertises Bromine Tablets
GROVE'S la BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the headache by curing the Cold. The manning bears the signature of E. W. Grove. Be sure you get BROMO. WemAdy.
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Sumner
E. W. Grove
WemAdy
Kidney Troubles Conquered or Money Back
Proven remedy ad claims 40 years of relief for kidney and bladder issues. Dr Carey promotes Marsh-Root No. 7% tablets with guaranteed results and money back if dissatisfied. Endorsed by Radcliffe Drug Co. and druggists as genuine.
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Carey
Dr. Carey
Radcliffe Brug Co
Oxford Business Notices Oerd of Thanks For the loss of our daughter and sister Mabel
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of our daughter and sister Mabel. Special thanks to Rev McCullough for consoling words and to Mr and Mrs Marshall for their careful funeral conduct. Albert A and Mary E Murdock fond daughters
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Mabel
McCullough
Johnston and Beckett Family Reunions Reported
Readable fragment notes show the Johnston family annual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cline north of Morning Sun. Beckett family reunion held today at Glen Miller Park in Richmond Indiana. Douglass family reunion planned for August 18 on the old Taainh Douglass farm north of town. Smith's Grocery sold to Clarence Schwagman and Paul Graham. firm took possession yesterday on West High Street.
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Win
Tr. Dobuston
Jennie Johnston
Cramer
Mercia
Charles L. Marsha'l
Edward McDill
Blanche
Ruby
Mary Mobil
William H. Qverholtz
Johnston
William Cline
Morning Sun
Beckett
Glen Miller Park
Richmond
Ind
Douglass
Taainh Douglass
Practical Farmers Set Annual Picnic at Heech Woods
Practical Farmers club invites all former members and their families to an annual picnic on Thursday, August 18, in the heech woods behind Western College for Women. Attendance open to members and relatives.
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Practical Farmers
Practical Farmers Club
Heech Woods
Western College For Women
Oxford Personal Notices Drift Through Nearby Towns
Miss Margaret Hollowell of the Asthmnns of Panama visits Miss Marjorie Nagel on South Elm street for a few days. Miss ulin O Neal of New Richmond guests Miss Ruth Fink on East Collins street this week. Watson Schultz, long in government service in San Antonio, Texas, has finished his work and is at home with family. he may be recalled but expects to stay a while. Hatc his son Brothers, grocers, boast a new Ford delivery truck. Abs. Wm E Clough and son Merwin spend a few days at Martinsville Indiana. Mr and Mrs FE MM Fye and daughter Helen of Cleveland are on a meter trip through southern Ohio and will visit the village early next week. Miss Fannie Bake and Miss Iva D Law left yesterday for Martinsville, Ind., for a couple weeks stay.
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Margaret Hollowell
Asthmnns
Panama
Marjorie Nagel
South Elm Street
Ulin O'Neal
New Richmond
Ruth Fink
East Collins Street
Watson Schultz
San Antonio
Texas
Schultz
Abs
Fannie Bake
Iva D. Law
Martinsville
Ind
Local Residents Visiting Relatives in Nearby Towns
Rev and Mrs R Galbreath and children of Union NY are visiting Mrs Galbreaths parents Mr and Mrs T A McDill for a few weeks. Miss Florence Prather visits grandparents in Lockland for a few days. Mr and Mrs W T Johnston and daughter Jennie of West Church Street depart for Newark NJ to stay with Mr and Mrs Howard Brittain. Clarence E Shook goes to Cincinnati and returns with Mrs Shook who recently had surgery at Christ Hospital. Mrs Gillespie and children Myrtle and Agnew of Cleveland visit the McDill families for a few days. Mrs James Hughes motored to Franklin yesterday afternoon.
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Galbreath
Union
N. Y
Gal Oenath
T. A. McDill
Florence Prather
Lockland
T. Johnston
Jennie
West Church Street
Newark N. J
Farmers Hold Annual Reunion At Oxford Township Picnic
The Oxford Township Farmers Protective Association held a full day picnic in Western caltoga beech woods with about 75 members and families. County agent W T Beal of Franklin County Indiana spoke on local farming conditions while WK Sivan discussed Butler County. A big dinner was a highlight. Miss Ruth Fink hosted a gathering at her East Collins Street home honoring Miss Julian O Neal of New Richmond and Miss Margaret Hollowall visiting from the Isthmus of Panama with games and refreshments.
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Oxford Township Farmers’ Protective Association
Beech Woods
W.T. Beal
Franklin County
WK. Sivan
Oxford Township Association
Butler County
Ruth Fink
Collins Street
Julian O'Neal
New Richmond
Margaret ‘Hollowall
Panama
Marjorie Nagel
Stolen Car Report From Local Area
NUDD'S OAR STOLEN is reported by J. E. Nudd of 630 East Avenue. A dark blue car was taken from South Second Street near the Hamilton Hotel last night between 10:30 PM and midnight. The owners named include Carl William Martin and Helen Lenora Brelsford among others. Authorities note the incident involved several local residents and a vehicle description as provided.
Elks Open National Executive Offices in Toledo
In Toledo on August 11 W W Mountain elected Grand Exalted Ruler formally opened the national executive offices of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Emma Scholt, longtime Elks employee, named secretary in charge of all office details.
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Ruler Mountain
ELK
Toledo
Ohio
W. W. Mountain
San Francisco
Emma Scholt
Louisville
The
Elks
Four Features At The Jewel Progres
The Jewel presents four mid week features with Tom Carrigan in the western tale Dodging the Law and the comedy Beflex and Lunatics. Screen Snapshots showcases images of state workers at home and at work. Also added is Double Crossed, a chapter from The Son of Tarzan.
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Tom Carrigan
Tarzan
Meighan's Frontier of Theaters at Rialto Next Sunday
Paramount star Thomas Meighan headlines The Frontier of the Stars at Rialto next Sunday with a 200-strong company. Scenes shot at Coney Island in evening dress led by director Charles Maigne, as the NY story unfolds in the Tenderloin with saloons and rough characters. Binney co-stars in the rugged role. Foundry strike at Black Clawson halts work for 27 workers. Bicycle theft reported at 612 South Front Street as well.
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Thomas Meighan
Rialto
Paramount
Coney Island
Rialto Theatre
Charles Maigne
New York
Mr. Molehan
Wagner Arrested for Embezzlement in Dayton
Curtis Harris of Ohio State's Roman Oil Portrait company in Chicago alleges C J Wagner of Dayton embezzled 50 dollars while collecting money on work in Hamilton and then vanished. Dayton police arrested Wagner last night.
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Curtis Harris
Ohio State
Roman Oil Portrait Company
Chicago
C. J. Wagner
Dayton
Harris
Wagner
Hamilton
Dayton, Ohio
Cincinnati
Amerizan
Pisgah Notes and Visits From Cincinnati to Lebanon
Local notes report Cliff Sertei and family visiting Cincinnati with Mrs Sertei. Mrs Emery Stephenson and daughter attended a Lebanon reunion. Lizzie Vauchise and Blanch Sertei visited West Chester and Cincinnati respectively. Dr Warren Hulse and Detroit family vacationing with Mr and Mrs Irwin. Francis Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy visited Lebanon. Paul Leary celebrated a new daughter joining his home. Continuous updates on visitors, family visits, and social ties in Pisgah area.
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Pisgah
Cliff Sertei
Say
Cincinnati
Emery Stephenson
Lebanon
Lizzie Vauchise
West Chester
Warren Hulse
Detroit Pre
Bivs
Conrey
Balsor
Irwin
Nes
Francis Kennedy
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