Oxford Football Champions to Dinner Tonight
Oxford Ohio prepares to honor Frank Wilton and the Tuckeye football champions at a banquet in Ogden Hall to close the 1932 season. Major Griffith of the Big Ten Athletic Association will give the principal address, with talks by Wilton, Rider, and graduating team members. The event includes gold chrysanthemums and orange and black colors, with alumni and local guests attending from Blanchester, Lebanon, Loveland, and nearby towns.
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Oxford, Nee
Frank Wilton
Kiwatis
Oxford
Pambly i Ogden
Merlin A. Ditmer
Tol
Griffith
Acadedy
Grit
Drake University
University of Illinois
Conterante
Woximiggioner
Faag Hag
Conthes Wilton
Rider
Stanley Jones
Wooster Club
Cinsinnat
Catherine Tryin
Pail Pathe
Council
Westhafer
Blanchester
Frankln
Unritton
Lebanon
Loveland
Milford
Mt. Healthy
Norwood
Williamsburg
Christmas Bazaar Planned at Memorial Presbyterian Church
Christmas Bazaar is planned for Memorial Presbyterian Church with activities from 10 a.m. to evening. Gifts and handiwork will be for sale, a children’s program from 4 to 7 p.m., and a Christmas box for a mission school in Mahane, N. Gifts should be at the church by Sunday, December 11.
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School of Fine Arte of Miami Dniversity
Edward G. Mead
Memorial Presbyterian Charmt
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lanelkeen
Mahane
Art
Woman's Missionary Society
Eclock
Misa Anna E. Logan
Alaska
Elisa Annalbel Cathcart
India
F.C. Whitconrh
Haroll Brown
Elizabeth Hamilton
Telon Page
Paul Abbert
United Presbyteriancive
Margaret
Mario Marshall
Collins Street
Life Boging and Lisa Begins at Paramount Theatre
Paramount screens two releases at the Mount Theatre Clack Gabla and Jean Harlow in a tied Dunt run. Tomorrow Paramount presents Life Boging a film expected to linger in memory for its mind and heart revelations.
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Paramount
Youight
P, Mount Theatre
Clack Gabla
Jean Harlow
Betven
Local Judge Denies New Trial In Ohio Bank Robbery Case
Juslyn A. O. Rishiger of the common pleas court in Baton overruled a new trial motion for George Schmidt of Dayton, convict in the Gratis State bank robbery case from May 14, sentencing him to 20 years in Ohio penitentiary. James Freeman, named as a third party, awaits trial. Hearing set for November 27. Echtn dt and Freeman represented by R. J. Withrow of Dayton. No sheep killed by dogs in Preble county for four weeks, blamed on night dog control. County superintendent meeting held Saturday. monthly sessions continuing. Joseph Joaquin Shilling, 62, died Monday in Lanier township. survivors include nine children, two brothers, one sister. Camden senior basketball team defeated on Waltonville floor against Catholic High School. lack of home floor hampers play. Local bridge gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John White. Paul Logan called to Chicago recently.
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Gamdon
Juslyn A. O. Rishiger
Common Pleas
Sourt
Baton
George Schmidt
Dayton
Gratis State
Ohio
James Freeman
Tis
Echntdt
Freeman
R. J. Withrow
Deyton
Joseph Shilling
Toseph Joakin Shilling
James Wysong
Lanier Township
Camden
Walmillon
Cama
Herschel
Brown
Liberty
Maxine
Ella
Gertrude
Shane
Aod
Aira
John Greasle
William Bréumiller
Brookville
Delta | Theta Nau
Shirley Daskey
Misa
Gladys Kapp
Shirley Diskey
Ruth and
Edna Bandte
Glenna Jeffers
Harold Overholser
Jane
Columbus
Eluer Mikesall
Jeanetto Otto
Miss Ruth
Allie Hattie Tiraster
Cincinnati
Mra
B.mckinles
Myra
George Harkradar
Eaton
Mra. Fluffman
Tew Morner
Charlee Reaves
North Main Street
G. R. Nepe
Br. J
Stanley Shuey
Madisonville
F. G. Shuey
Main Street
H. E.woodard
Misaps Freda
Mary Eleanor Peters
Cincinnati Fisitom
Nir
George Cline
Amily
Mikesell
Mt. Auburn
Crawford
Clem Crawford
Dixon Township
James Randal
An odd roll of historical anniversaries
A garbled listing of birth and death years and names including Warren Hastings, John Eberhard Walter, William T. Hamilton, John Singleton Moaby, Joseph Conrad, and James Kilmer. The fragmentary note ties to anniversaries in Britain, Germany, Virginia, Poland, and France with unclear dates and misrendered details.
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Warren Hastings
England
India
John Eberhard Walter
Germany
William T. Hamilton
Wied
John Singleton Moaby
Powhatan Co
Washington, D.C
Joseph Conrad
Poland
Thig—Jomes Kilmer
Youi
New Brusowick
France
Local social notices and small-town events mixed with a traffic accident
In Middletown an Eaton area social calendar is sketched with visits among Mrs. Shirley Diskey and friends, dinners at country homes, and several Dayton Oxford Cincinnati trips. A Camden wreck involving a Union Tightening Company vehicle injures no one. A Middletown man faces a bond hearing over concealed mortgaged property. A peat digging boom grows in Wisconsin aiding farmers and diggers alike, while Texas A and W and others conclude a short intercollegiate season.
Oklahoma U Gridiron Crowds Grow with Home Games
Oklahoma University reports a 48 percent rise in attendance across four home football games, totaling 36,727 this year. Officials cite better weather and lower ticket prices as drivers, noting a record crowd watched Moe Nebraska and Kansas matchups. Ohio Wesleyan's coach credits corn sugar for energy, linking it to improved performance in two games.
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Oklahoma U
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
George Gauthier
Ohio Wesleyan University
Gauthier
Frantic House Debate on Prohibition Amendments
A chaotic scene unfolds as Speaker Garner orders order amid verbal jabs over repealing the 18th Amendment and related laws. Members from multiple states push amendments to strip and reshuffle prohibition statutes while others call for immediate abolition and redistribution of power, ending in a halted, shouted question.
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Chicago
Garner
New York
Mombar
Illinois
Obin
Kantucky
Pennsylvania
Order of Business
Massachuette
Jones & & 10 Inn
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Speaker
Megeares
Great
Appalachian
Rocky
Olympus
Pelion
Mont Blans
Shrill Aries
Firestone Reports 5.16 Million Net, Dividends Covered
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. shows net profit of 5,164,877 for the year ending, on gross business of 64,397,173,338. Earnings cover preferred dividends of 3,023,232.40 and sustain common stock on a basis. Dividends paid total 5,005,355.28. Gross operating profit stands at 11,960,781.03.
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Firestone
Akron
Harvey
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
A &L
Birthdays Listed For Prominent Figures From Columbus To New Orleans
Today’s birthdays mark notable figures from Cleveland to New York and beyond. Charles B. Curtis, U S minister to El Salvador, is 54. Herbert E. Hawkes, Columbia University dean, is 60. Henry Field, Town needs man and farmer, is 61. Jon Sargent Tillebury and Charles Slingon Pillsbury, flour merchants of Mingenpolis, are listed among the celebrants with several other names and places noted.
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Pomersoe
Cleveland
Carporation
New Orleans
Robert W., Woodtiit
Tanta
Columbus
Charles B. Curtis
U. S
el Salvador
New York City
Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia University
Templeton
Mayi
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Jon Sargent Tillebury
Charles Slingon Pillsbury
Mingenpolis
Australia court holds radio libel impossible issue summary
A Melbourne court rules that radio libel claims are impossible to prove, stating the airwaves cannot be the direct publisher of libel. The decision narrows the scope of defamation liability for broadcasts and clarifies responsibility for on air statements.
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Australia
Melbourne
Austrain
Unclear fragment hints at libel and slander limits
Fragmentary note suggests a discussion on libel and slander limits in wireless broadcasting. It references affected persons and actions for defamation, but readable content is minimal and lacks concrete details or names.
Complaints Over Boys Playing Football at Street Intersection
Residents of Thirteenth and Long streets told police that boys playing football at the intersection caused disturbance Monday afternoon.
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Thirteenth
Longstreet
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John L. Griffith
Wilton
Ountsing
Accepta Cail
Robert Cumming
First Universalist
Essex Plage
Walnut
Thius
Throop
Elmer Weber
Weber
Fred Muckoot
Rand
Joseph Funkhowser
Munkhowser
Alan Wilson
Phi Sigma Phi Sigma
Biological Society of
Miami University
Oxford College
Lawrences BE. Hicks
Ohio State University
Columbia
Finkbine- Cornelius
Wadding
Macringa
Willan Brace Fink- Whir
Blanche
Meile Cornelius
Robert Corngliva
Mural Ronton
Wamilton
Covington
Will
Finkbina
Boech Street
Woman’s Christian Temperace Union
John 2. Foutter
West Wing Street
Galdierat
Oxford Tonight
Mya
Mattiy Tahnaow
Weilneaday
Mhoraday
Kay Francis
Willian Powell
Alfred Inlooe
Alfred Taloos
West Collins Street
Alee Tavall
Smith
Wooster Bay
Ralph Hickok
Western College
Hickok
Wooster College Club of Cincinnati
Hilladate
Deerfield Road
Rob Dy
Wickok
Wooster College
Cincinnati Studoas
Wooster Slao
W. R. Weathufer
Apeaker
Willedale
Tralee
Thing
Nmi Iny
Emmet Bradshaw
Omaha
Neb
Emmett B. Bradshaw
Nioring
Jifa Insurance Association
Bradshaw
Qnigha
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Schmidt
Paul Bryant
Preble
Mr. Bryant
Proble
Ry Coblents
Damnden
Mix
John White
South Main Street
Paul Logan
Middletown
Dayton, O
B. Te. Zeller
Hig Addrens
Praerty
M. Hodapp
Vic
George Prinez
Zeller
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Dana County
Texas Intercollegiate
Garber
Dallas
Texas Tutorcollegiate Athletic Association
Albest Athletic Conference
Tezag A. & Wandehey College
Lone Star
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Texas A
West Texas Teachers
Roes
Murty
Daniel Baker
Abilene I Christian
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Mente
York
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Veatkops—iy
Brann Line
Sielwie Xiente
Frewktuders
Neerk-Nat Bnove
Stork
Buick
Rahat
Alco
Fisher
Lowe
Driver's Sect
Joncer
Peipandon
Ea Ai Aroui
Ofimoiels Et Siahrodskrel
Mars
Hin Radio Antanin
Tanger
Camenience Chaporment
Methols
Encine
General Motors
THE
Hamilton Auto Sales Company
Pan H. Miller
Fred G. Miller
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