Oxford revives new post office plan in Oxford
Oxford hopes for a new post office revived as the treasury office includes the project among those eligible for further construction funds. The plan, kept confidential by the treasury, faces potential congressional action and hinges on approval of increased federal construction. Funeral notices and local church schedules are listed, along with Oxford Theatre listings and community notices.
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Paul Nay Burnet
Washington
New Hapa
Oxford
Supervising Architect
Office of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Department
Raul Ane
Capitol Wil Loday
Miss Hepburn Dies in Oxford Village
Miss Henrietta Williamson Hepburn, aged 73, longtime Oxford resident, died at her Spinning Wheel home after a sudden illness. Born December 24, 1859 in Rockheights County, she came to Oxford with her family in childhood and lived here most of her life. Funeral set for Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in Oxford Cemetery with burial at the local plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rectal
Oxford
Henrietta Williamnson
Toelerg
Eust High Street
Hepburn
Miss Hepburn
Orland
Andrew Dr Hepburn
William Holmes McQuircy
Roudore
Rookheidgs County
Presbyterian Shure
Michel University
North Carolina
Hepburn Seas
Davidson College
Binch
Uephyr Manily Ewing
Charles M. Hepburn
Inet
Mary M. Hughes
Tarisf
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Christmas Party in Canton
In Canton on Wednesday evening Miss Genevieve White hosted a Delta Theta Tau sorority Christmas party at Lafay nite road. Miss Gladys Kapy assisted. Pledge services were conducted for Velma McClellan by Mrs. Grace Jeffers and Mrs. Mary Ulrich. Hosts included Mrs. Frank Roberta and Mrs. John White with several attendees named among the guests and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Fia Delta Theta ‘Tau Sorority
Misa Genevieve White
White
Misa Gladys Kapy
Bridge
Edna and Truth Bandtel
Tre
Dorothy Morrow
Grace Jeffers
Misa Velma McClellan
Mary Ulrich, Inc
Today’s Birthdays From the New York Area to Montreal
Alfred Smith of New York is 69. Dr. Francia Wood, director of the Crocker Institute of Cancer Research in New York, is 63. Dr. Stanley J Meigh of Stamford Conn, a clergyman and religious editor, is 37. Simon Gungenheim, ex-senator of Colorado and New York philanthropist, is 85. William II Johnston, president of the International Association of Machinists in Washington DC, is 53. Stephen Tancork of McGill University is 63. Rudyard Kipling, the British writer, is 67.
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Alfred
Smith
New York
Francia 0. Wood
Crocker Institute of Cancer Research
Columbus
Ohio
Stanley J Meigh
Stamford, Conn
Apeaker
Chicago
Simon Gungenheim
Colorado
Philadelphia
William II. Johnston
International Association of Machinenta
Washington
D. C
Nova Scotia
Stephen Tancork
McGill University
Montreal
England
Rudyard Kipling
Britain
Tuisin
Camden Progressive club opens Main street rooms public invited
The Camden Progressive club opened a suite of rooms on Main Street and will host a house Sunday from 12 to 7 pm. Harry Nose serves as president. A large crowd attended the recent basketball wins by the Comdlex team with first second and third teams defeating Union. Mrs Hoft ron and Miss Freda Woodard visit Cincinnati relatives. Miss Sarah White hosted her bridge club for Mrs Wilbur Petrep of Calumet City. Marriage licenses were issued to Edgar Wuffman and Toss Kerns. Miss Kurng is niece of Mr and Mrs Byers. Margaret Horrigan conducted business in Hamilton. Christmas visits noted in Eaton. Cincinnati visitors noted for Wednesday.
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Oxford
Gladys Harrison
College Corner
Ars
C. A. Stearna
West Wahut Street
Rosalie, Baker
Bernien Wockersmith
Coral Robinson
Anlil
Christina Harrizon Dutcher
Bishop Street
James Dutcher
Fort Hamilton
Hamilton
Susan Godfrey
Toledo
Thevachel Charles
West Spring Street
Margaret, Welch
Columbus
Myx
Aml
Patrick Mughes
Chnipug Avenue
Mira. Wily, Miller
Tintagette Apartments
East Colling Street
J. R. Gawthorne
University Avenue
Miller
Mininiologos
Carl Webb
Social Sisters Club
Ebgoor
Johnson
Morvan
Ering
Baniel
Mya
Grace Teffers
Camden Progressive Club
Main Street
Dan Vary
Harry _Nose
Comdlex
Camden
Misa Yayo Kerns
Dayton
Andusband
Fred Hoftron
Freda Woodard
Cincinnati
Sarah White
South Main Street
Wilbur Petrep
Calumet City
Edgar Wuffman
R. Editon
Toss Kerns
Mise Kurng
Wh. Byers
Margaret Horrigan
Aamilton
Fantie Heavenridge
Beet Snyder
Eaton
Snap Shots of News by Cantne Preas Association
Community notes recount illnesses and care duties for Mrs. Omer Myer and Grace Heard family, with school vacation end and local events. Mrs. Ia Craig hosted a family dinner while various residents visit relatives and attend a Paramount showing in Tinmilton. An upcoming Farmers’ Institute at Springfield school is anticipated as the community rehearses a night program.
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Cantne Preas Association
Eituati
Wis
Omer Myer
Ia Craig
Alfred Hyde
Hii
Frank Gant
Elmer Stoddy
Christas
Home Tolks
Thomas Gates
John Moor
Head
George Armbruster
Grace Heard
Har
Enica Lopez
Mart Tness
Stella Lopez
Paramount
Tinmilton
Ford Cook
Jean
Strathman
Springfield
Greensburg
Mt Carmel Christmas Day Family Gatherings Reported
Christmas Day social notices describe the Jonepels Family connections entertained at the Loper and Luse homes. Mrs Stella Teper Gordon and Leland Loper groups hosted guests including Donald Lopee Park Heard mentions and the Hoss family. The Garr and Chirk families were noted with relatives present and Miss Darrict Armbruster of Cin.
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Spoetini
Jonepels
Ronnections
Loper
Luse
Stella Teper
Gordon
Christias
Leland Loper
Donald Lopee
Park Heard
Mart Hoss
Glenn Luse
Harold
Myr
Henman Garr
Mes
Albert Chirk
Donn
Early Sten
Farmer Looks to Roosevelt in Hope
The American farmer, calling himself part of the forgotten men, looks to Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Democratic party for new farm policies. Professor J. D. Black of Harvard, head of the American Farm Economic association, says the Republican failure to lift farmers from the forgotten class shifted farm voters to Democrats. He notes farmers view Roosevelt’s upcoming policies as addressing agricultural needs while Republicans focus more on industrial issues.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. D. Black
Harvard University
American Farm Economic Association
Gibson Hotel
Black
Republican Party
Toosevelt
Amprien
Topeka Culture Dilemma Axiil Program Presented
A reader notes a displayed solution of the axiil program presented in Topeka Kansas during a cultural dilemma event. The fragment suggests the discussion centered on formal methods and regional interpretation within the Dix cultural context. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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Treasury Department
Suchrather
Edward
St. Mary Church
Joseph Rolfes
Mount. Olivet Cemetery
Methodist Mpixcopml
SR. Dunham
Paatar
Epworth League
Mentoria
Presbyterian
J. Va. Martin
Quistor
United Presbyterian—iey
James Ta
Italy
Trinity Episcopal
Stanley Plattemburg
Viear
Échool
St. Mary
Joseph
Massey
Church of Christ—Bible
Hellaman
Charles Brown
Christan
Oxford Theatre
Sally Blaine
Randolph Scott
J. Farrell MacDonald
Charles M. Thomas
Tira
Vitage
al- Bo
Conngil
Board of Public Affairs
Firs
Bridget McDonough
St. Peter's Monte
Ahe
Shqaia
Aitiasets
Ryt
Mintystan
Peninsula
Clyde Snipes, Jr
York
Columbia
Anton Cermak
Harry Harbor
Timpis
Miami Beach
Fla
Frank Rattenting
Denver
Florence Kennedy
Olive Garautte
Patsy Quilmnan
Marilyn June Rhodes
San Francisco
Mr. Hare
MT. Carmel
U.S
Swift
Bugar
Callies
Frank Furters
CO Eee Ae
Farmer
Roosevelt
Hyland
Faw Sons of
Laiel
Sic Rasor Blades Gem Jr
Colgate
Greva
Hill
Veldorn
Hamilton’s
2Nd & High Sts
Dan Cohen
Tee
Misses & Children’s Patent Oxfords
Manz
Goodyear West Oxfords
Rae
High St
Hamilton's Grestest Shoe Store
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