Oxford Homecoming of Methodists Delights Community
Oxford reports a merry homecoming marking the seventeenth anniversary of the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. W. Huber preached, Rev. R. E. Mercer gave closing remarks, and a large congregation enjoyed a dinner. Several former residents and notable members sent letters, and a history review followed along with Epworth league presentations.
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Oxford
Methodiat Episcopal
Sone
WH. Hueber
Miamisburg
R. E. Mercer
Dayton
Neon
Jealura
Herman H. Beneke
R. Dunnam
Hed. Jawad
Gelinas
B. H. Chorrington
Delaware
Ira G. McCormack
Denver
Cyla
Sarar Norris
Mankota
Minn
Hazel Heenlenburg Kinertok
Quincy
Roy Porter
Chicago
Misa Hardy Jackson
John P. Jackson
Biemarak
Robert Cummina
Cincinnati
Mame Bradley Pierce
Evanston, Il
Ly Barris
Morgantown
W. Va
Nell Keely, Malntoal
Detroit
Mich
Harriet Miller Uarkrader
H.C. Minnigh
Ed Veeck
John Kealy
Vile
Keely
F. Stawart
Richmond
Ind
Mia
Ethel Sloveker Johnson
Middletown
College Epworth League
Hyo Onandi
Tribute Plan For MacDowell Endowment in Ohio
Oxford notices report a Dec program urged by Ohio Federation of Anaela to honor Edward MacDowell on his birthday and the 21st Peterborough anniversary. Campaign aims to collect five cents per member for the Peterborough endowment, with proceeds returned to Kelley and then Mrs. MacDowell. Church events outline a Memorial Presbyterian midweek talk and a candlelight service plan at Holy Trinity.
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Oxford
Hagar Stillman Katley
Ohio Federation
Anaela
Edward MacDowell
Peterborough
Edward MacHowell
Kellny
Prierbordgh
Ernest Behelling
MacDaver Elk Essocialian
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Hay
JA. A. Martigy
Misa
Decline in Farm Product Prices Reported
Columbus Ohio reports a continuing decline in farm product prices. The index sits at about 4 percent of the pre war level, down from 66 percent a month earlier and 6 percent last June, with declines in wheat corn apples cattle calves and lard from Oct 15 to Nov 15. Farm organizations plan a unified relief proposal to Congress this session.
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Columbus
Dee
Et KB
Curry
Ha Oble Farm Boyal Research Department
United States Department of Agriculture i
Congress
United
Kentuckys Ambassador and Lawmakers Reach Final Epoch
Kentucky Wendover Chifton Rodes dies at 86, long serving ambassador to Russia under Groveland and six term Arkansas congressman. The obituary notes his father General John Breakin ridge, vice president, and references Kentucky Hotel Association actions, telegram lobbying to senators, a pistol fight incident near Linking River, a post-creation account for James H. Richmond, and the death of T J Wilson a recluse who rejected modern conveniences.
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Wendover—Chifton Rodes Breakinridge
Russia
Groveland
Congress
Arkansan
John ‘C. Breakinridge
United States
Paducah
Kentucky Hotel Association
Kentucky
Waltersville
Cisco “Arnett
Syon
Harlow Ray
Wen
Aohoo House
Midie Fork
Linking River
West Chester widow named administrator in probate matter
Quarles Stander, widower, of West Chester, was named administrator in probate court. Elizabeth A. Stander's estate was estimated to include 260 dollars in personal property. The car driver fled but was overtaken. Patrolman Joseph Trebi saw the accident while off duty near North Bend and Culerian area. Fire ginin Meadow, 50, teacher, Oxford. She was charged with reckless driving. Mrs. Hermann was treated by a physician.
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Andre Batatd
West Ghester
Fitobnto
Elizabeth ‘A. Stander
Rene
Joseph’ Trebi
Ab. North Bend
Culerain Arpane
Ginin Meadow
Oxford
Sha
Mra
Hermann
Attractions At The Oxford Theatre Tonight and Tuesday
Attractions at the Oxford Theatre in Oxford feature Congorilla presented with Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson tonight and Tuesday as the house program continues.
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Oxford Theatre
Oxford
Mrs
Martin Johnson
Ohio and national notes strange mix of crimes and science
Disjointed regional updates report experimental heat treatment devices for paralysis sein in three U S cities. A shooting in West Jefferson stems from a family feud with Mrs Pfeil wounded. A Hartford doctor dies of a heart attack at 82. A Columbus milk wagon driver is shot by Martin who mistook him for a thief.
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London
Roy Johnson
West Jefferson
Albert Pfeil
Offiners
Jabugon
Sharge
Hartford
Goun
Hoy
Georges W. Brown
Kennedy School of Missions
Seminary Foundation
Plram College
Hiram
C. Colanbus
Arthur W. Pal
Teed
Martin
Ithief
Pauwaa
Hin Dooratop
Boy Scout Press Club Visitors At Journal Office
Several members of the Boy Scout Press Club visited the Journal office Saturday afternoon to learn more of their duties as representatives of the troops and to get their news in the Sentinel page. They were shown the department layout and explained the details of producing a daily newspaper.
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BOY Socout Press Club
Journal Sevvoral
Boy Heowte Press
Journal
Long Estate 18 Valued At 4300 Re Re 2
Probate record notes estates including Hooper Lang Lamon in township valued at 800 in barter property and 3506 in real property. Laura Bybolt estate valued at 7481.09 with notable assets. Names Molter Glorenes Jones and Albert Grieser referenced in court on Saturday in probate court admin details.
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Lang
Lamon ‘Township
Barwonal
Alby
Ernest
Lonedletan
Laura Bybolt
Laura
Nohi
Fabzenliy
Re Molter
Glarenes Jones
Albert Grieser
Urace-Leibrock
Warm Winters May Persist, But Not a Forecast
Weather records show a 25 year trend of higher than normal U.S. winter temperatures, driven by longer cycles rather than a guaranteed permanent warming. The Weather Bureau cautions that beyond noting current warmth, it cannot forecast a lasting change, citing historical fluctuations since 1876 and a recent peak in 1927-28 amid cycles of warming and cooling.
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F. B. Volton
Preas
Washington
Dea
United
Ita Fu- MT
Weather Bureau
Ever-Cactions
Asia
United States
Rockies
Aioe
Unclear Driver Union Arbitration Reach in Cincinnati
A driver involved in a dispute over union actions died after employers left Cincinnati following arbitration meetings two weeks earlier. Keightly, who stated the driver rested at home in Washington DC, had been reviewing the evidence.
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Solflainl
I Drivers’ Union
Keightly
Baering
Cinccinnati Eho Tis
Bia
Washington, D
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