Chapin's Body Is Coming Home
Oxford Ohio reports the body of Leslie Chapin, a U S Marine killed in France, to arrive at Hoboken Piers on August 26. It will be buried with military honors in Somerville with participation from the Edwin Coulter Post American Legion, the late Edwin Coulter.
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Oxford
Leslie Chapin
France
Hoboken Piers
Somerville
Chapin
U. S. Marine Corps
Edwin Coulter
American Legion
Notices Bring Us Your Felt Hats To Be Reenovated
Oxford Business notices describe felt hat reenovation before busy start, with ad for New Miami Laundry Aug 24 21, sale of a beautiful oak upright piano 175 dollars at 141 E Spring St Aug 19 21, and United Presbyterian church annual meeting Aug 26 at 2 30 at Mrs Elmer Coulter home urging attendance. Also baby boy at Linsey home and various regional social notes plus a court fine for Prohibition violation in Middletown Ohio Aug 25.
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New
Miami
E. Spring Street
The
United Presbyterian Church
Elmer Coulter
Oxford Ladies Aid Names Officers For Church Work
The Oxford Methodist church Ladies Aid held an afternoon meeting naming officers: President Mrs Will Anderson first vice president Mrs Hulick second vice president Mrs John Sheard secretary Mrs Lewrenes Williams and treasurer Mrs A F Stewart Also Michael Kelly of Oxford underwent a serious operation at Mercy hospital and is hoped to recover The Oxford theatres announce attractions at the Criterion including Ima Reubens in Thoughtless Women and Jas McLean in The Home Stretch with a Womans Missionary society report and upcoming events
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Oxford, O
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Will Anderson
Hulick
John Sheard
Lewrenes Williams
Airs
A. EF. Stewart
Michael Kelly
Oxford
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Kelly
Oxford Theatres
Criterion
Ima Reubens
Doug
Jas McLean
Womans Missionary Society of
W. T. U. elects officers for coming year
The W. C. 0. elected the following officers for the coming year, President Mrs Edwin Stephenson, Vice President Mrs Brute, Secretary Mrs J A Clark, Treasurer Mrs pA BE Young.
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Edwin Stephenson
Brute
J. A. Clark
Pa. Be, Young
Oxford Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Miss Marie Foley of Madison Wisconsin visits Mr and Mrs Dick Welsh for a few days. Miss Betty Gates of Detroit spends the week with Mr and Mrs CG Walling. Mrs Albine Sloneker called to Hamilton today due to her mother Mrs John Ent illness. Miss Ruth Conk of Miami University returns from a Seattle Washington vacation.
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Marie Foley
Madison
Wis
Dick Welsh
Betty Gates
Detroit
CG. Walling
Albine Sloneker
Hamilton
John Ent
Ruth Conk
Miami University
Seattle
Wash
Harrison Pike Opening Tonight After Two Years Work
Hamilton County Surveyor B. A. Gust announced the Harrison pike will open tonight at five o'clock for the 1 1/2 mile stretch between Cheviot and Harrison. The road features a 20 foot concrete surface and is described as one of the county’s finest. A new flooring has been placed in the Great Miami river bridge at Miamitown and will be opened then.
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Harrison Pike
Cheviot and
Harrison
Hamilton County
BE. A. Gust
Great
Miami River
Miamitown
Branch Office Opened by Auto Club in Middletown
Middletown, Aug. 24. The Butler County Auto Club opened a branch office at 229 South Broadway. Miss Lucille Kimball was named secretary as part of the new local headquarters.
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BO. Auto Club
Middletown
Butgher County Auto Club
South Broadway
Lucille Kimball
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Batiste
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Fatty
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Eivening Journal
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Jefferson Theatre
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