Dormitory project for Miami University women approved
W P Houde Rush announces completion of financing for a temporary women’s dormitory at Miami University in Oxford Ohio The State Controlling Board gives final permission to erect East Hall and allows three wings this season Former county commissioner A D Vananedall released to supervise construction Architect F I Packard nearly finishes plans for a permanent dormitory costing about 176000 dollars with work to start next season Two existing houses will be moved to a vacant lot at Poplar and Collins streets
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W. P. Houderush
Miami University
Miami
Columbus
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Columbar
A. D. Vananedall
Firma of Wespiser
Vanansdall
East Hall
Rowdebush
F. I. Packard
Calumbus
Poplar and
Collins Street
Local Notes and Visits From Oxford Community
Miss Myla J. Thobe returns from a visit with L. D. Wilmore and family in Middletown. Attendees at Carthage fair include H Ferris A G Wyckoff and James Miller. Mrs T Carson Jatt travels to Cheboygan Michigan to spend summer with friends. Elizabeth Gates of Hamilton visits aunt Mrs Charles G Walling. W Clark buys a new Chevrolet from Everett White. Ella G. McSurely returns from Dillup or Dillshoro Indiana. Dr E K Wolfe and daughter Miss Janis of Palouse Washington visit Oxford. Miss Wolfe stays for season with aunt Mrs Jones and attends Miami University.
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South ‘College
South Main Street
Clark
Everett White
Ella G. McSurely
Dillshoro
Ind
E. K. Wolfe
Janius
Palouse
Washara
Walter J. Jones
East Walnut Street
Wolfe
Oxford
Roma
Mrs. Jones
Miami University
Miss Ina F Nelson Appointed Miami Library Cataloger
Ina F Nelson of Los Angeles is named cataloger in Miami University library. She has extensive library experience and succeeds Mildred Cherington McFilroy who resigned. Also reported are a local vacuum scam warning with a $100 reward and news of a new Legion quarters move to the Hayden Shoes store building above the Criterion theatre in Oxford.
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Miami University
Ina F. Nelson
Los Angeles
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Nelson
Miami
Bildred Cherington McFilroy
Oxford Hardware Company
Eleaneva
Improvements Underway On South College Avenue Curbing
The Hugh Brothers contractors completed laying curbs and waiters on South College Avenue between High and Spring streets yesterday afternoon. Work to save the concrete base for paving starts immediately, and barring delays the paving project should be finished soon.
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Attractions At The Oxford Theatres
At the Oxford today the Faith Wealer and Wands Hawley perform in a double feature with Her Sturdy and Buried Treasure at the Criterion theatre, featuring Marion Davios.
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Sunday Services At Holy Trinity
Sunday church service announced at Holy Trinity with Vesner service at 3 o'clock led by the rector. Visitors and friends are cordially welcomed and invited to attend the sermons titled The Letter kilheth the Spirit the Tafe.
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Wh. Cowley-Carrall
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Renton
Oxford Personal Notice Incomplete Entry
Mes Sophia Depp af Pigna files Sam seriously at the home of her daughter South Main Street Miss Woy Mee chery reported Anpeovinig at the property until authorities arrive.
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Pigna
Meechery
South Main Street
Butler Canary Crelo club lawn fete on Moose
One of the largest crowds attended the Butler Canary Crelo club lawn fete Friday night on the Moose. Stands and refreshments were set up, items sold, and a jitney dance on the outdoor platform with Jon's Jazz band provided entertainment for the crowd. A competent committee organized the event with cooperation from the entire membership.
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Butler Canary Crelo Club
Jon
Captains Chosen For Venice Merchants Outing Game
Committees report rapid progress for the Venice outing on Wednesday August 31 with a four o'clock big game. Captains Carl Dickersheid and Ford Wiseman selected for the baseball match. Prizes for contests include boys girls men and women sharing alike. A chicken dinner at 6:30 followed by dancing 8 to 12 with Hamilton orchestra. Chamber of Commerce guarantees a fine time.
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Eetail Merchants
Venice
Carl Dickersheid
Ford Wiseman
Billy Goodwin
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
Convention call issued by Ohio Federation of Labor
Secretary Thomas J. Donnelly issued a call for the Ohio Federation of Labor convention to be held in this city October 10 to 12. Delegates earn votes by per capita tax paid, with limits per delegate, proxy votes disallowed, and credentials to be sent to Columbus. The notice also includes endorsements for Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and asthma.
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Ohio State Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Donnelly
Hack Snenl Union
Tess
Er Tsro Taealiminns
Yates
Delarnt Erfort
Delccnte
Qhia
Tanhar
Fporis Balding
Columbus
Ohio
Hamilton
Totel
Insstretiane Ta All iMeloantes
C. W. Price
Central Labor Council to aid with convention delegate housing
The Central Labor Council of Cincinnati will assist with hotel and room reservations for an anticipated large delegation at the convention. They agreed to help if Hamilton cannot accommodate all delegates and will provide accounting support as needed.
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Central Labor Council
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Union pledge for convention delegates in Ohio labor federation
In line with Mansfield convention regulations, all affiliated organizations must require delegates elected to the Ohio State Federation of Labor convention to wear at least five bona fide union pins during the event. The directive seeks visible support from attendees and loyalty to labor principles.
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Mansfield
Ohio State Federation of Lator
Ohio State Federation of Lebor
Bova Fide Union
Els
Beggar Arrested In New York With Hidden Money
A 64 year old woman Mia Maria Siver poulon was arrested for begging without a license. A search revealed a belt tied bag containing 1834 dollars. The suspect had been soliciting charity in a subway entry for several days among Brooklyn residents.
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Mia
Maria Siverpoulon
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