Wedding of Dr Frank Beeks at Portmouth
Oxford notes report Dr Frank Beeks of Portsmouth marrying Miss Katharine Bannon in Portsmouth. Ceremony led by Rev Donald Tinmarmin at the Bigelow Methodist Episcopal church in front of a few relatives. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rann, studied at Smith College and traveled in Europe.
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Frank Cano Beeks
Portsmouth
Ed Beeks
Arthur TH Rann
Protien Storney
Smith College
Nacthaupton
Mass
Rantiot
Edith
Aul Tir
Bo Williams
Mire
Idea Maids
Dey H
Cinetnovi
Pontip
Epworth League Program at Oxford Methodist Church
An Epworth League program in Oxford features lectures on religion and government, a dramatic reading by Miami University students, and youth talks. Speakers include Dr. James Thomas, Rev. Orien Fifer, and Ralph Tiekok, with theatre attractions at the Oxford Theatre and multiple church services listed.
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Osfol
Tan
Epworth Jeeran
Osford
Yuichi Millon Gaatman
Cinedumnty
Genine
Protestantsu
Apdakeyeo Hernd
Ralph Tiekok
Wretorn College
Chris Hanity
Tdeal
Sanders Auxiliary Installs Officers
Sanders Auxiliary 1443 of Sanders Auxiliary Now 13 met Tuesday evening. Past President Ethel Welter installed officers with adjutant Rena Owen assisting. New officers include President Haltie Joussy, Vice-President Bessie Kahn, Secretary Myrtle Kahn, Treasurer Rose Condrillers, Officer of the Day Rania Oweeny, Officer of the Guard Tertla Wehwickselap- Inin Nihel Weber, Sentinel Moffie Mintz, with Christena Blackall and Hartha McCormick as right and left of the president. Aides to the vice president were Ethel Schuitkex and Ida Laneas. Guests included the Canton traders after the installation.
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Sanders
Ethel Welter
Rena Owen
Haltie Joussy
Bessie Kahn
Myrtle Kahn
Rose Cdndrillers
Rania Oweeny
Tertla Wehwickselap- Inin
Nihel Weber
Santinel
Camden Suse Yo The Journa Camden Jan 6
Camden Jan 6 report notes E Murphy of Dixon township voting for Roosevelt in the Ohio Electoral College, with plans for payment and travel to Washington. Election organizers and Camden Loan and Building Association directors are named after a stockholders meeting. A property sale attempt for Frances Poltenger failed to attract bids. A Bridge club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs H I Woodard ended with foursomes and a cooperative supper.
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Camden
E. Murphy
Dixon Township
Assambus
Franklin
Roosevelt
United States
Oho
Ohio
Murphy
Washington, T. C
Local residents slated for next club meeting and telegraph job note
Clanehaireet will leave the next venue to span the remainder of the water tf Florida. Jack Rosenfelder with Western Union Telegraph Co in Hamilton is again connected with the office. Mrs Linn Brown of East With ray avenue yesterday entertained the Worth While club and it was announced that the next meeting would be in two weeks at the home of Mrs ROK Becks Mast Walnnk istreet.
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Clanehaireet
Florida
Jack Rosenfelder
Western Union Telegraph Co
Hamilton
Linn Brown
East Withray Avenue
Worth
Rok. Becks
Mast Walnnkistreet
Court to Auction Main Street Property in Public Sale
A court order directs the sale of the Ventura property on Main Street at public auction, Friday after event at about o'clock. The property cannot sell for less than 700 dollars. Ed Wowler will be auctioneer. Also note: Miss Loreng Barnett celebrated her party anniversary with friends at her Second Street home, a pleasant eve with games and cake.
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Main Street
Ardey
Second Street
Bauman in Jail After Arrest by New Preble Sheriff
Carl Suman was jailed in Preble county Wednesday by Sheriff Joby Mahrenholtz on a no-support charge after a grand jury indistmoent. It was the first arrest by the new sheriff Jamden Notes. Miss Dorothy Morrow and Mrs.
Local social notes and visiting highlights
Shirley Duskey returned from Blancaster while Dayton visitors Mrs. H B Woodard and Mrs W d King called Thursday afternoon. Miss Margaret Horrigan attended a Democratia club meeting at Mrs Zea Cox home Exton where officers for the coming year were elected. Mr and Mrs Glen Stephen and son Hamilton visited the parents Frank and Mrs Stephen. Mr and Mrs A J Murray and daughter Mary Alice were Monday guests of Mr and Mrs C E Mor lait. Miss Belle Dodt Hamilton visited Camden friends on Tuesday.
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Blancaster
H. B. Woodard
W. d. King
Dayton
Margaret Horrigan
Democratia Club
Zea Cox
Exton
Glen Stephen
Hamilton
Ara
Frank Stephen
A. J. Murray
Dauhter
Mary Alice
C. E. Mor Lait
Belle Dodt
Camden
Ons Thutadsy
Ohio Milk Prices Hearings Continue In State Panel
Ohio dairy inquiry resumes hearings next Thursday to gather information on roost controversies in the dairy business. Testimony was heard on a milk price war in Akron, though the committee will not intervene in local disputes, focusing on statewide conditions. Nedolnst, Jr. 20, dies from wounds after a New Year’s Eve shooting in New Washington Crawford County. Police report G. A. McCoy, 43, gave details about the floor incident.
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Ohio Milk Inves Healing Committee
Akron
Tittin
Ceniga Nedolnst, Jr
New Washington
Crawford Conunty
Policg
G. A. McCoy
Murder charge amid restaurant shooting creates tense scene
Ravenna Antonio Gaski, 40, was indicted yesterday on a first degree murder charge arising from a shooting that frightened several youths gathered at his restaurant. The case ties to an argument over Nearad Fame and involvement of local figures in labor disputes. Abraham Kotovsky, manager of the joint board, said about 1,400 workers would be affected by the anticipated strike.
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Antonio Gaski
Firab Digres
Gene Tarussi
Portage Gounty Amatteur
Nearad Fame
Cleveland
David Dubinsky
New York
Garment Workers Union
Asgiat
Ladies Garment Workers
aAbraham Kotovsky
Incal
Ingram Not on Sycamore Street Destruction Charge
Floyd Ingram, of Main street, was fined 25 dollars for intoxication and held to the grand jury for alleged property destruction in municipal court Thursday. A clerical error listed 714 Sycamore street as his address. John Linthicum, of Sycamore street, filed the charges. Ingram is not Linthicum's son in law. He was committed to jail for failure to pay the fine. John’s Church council met Thursday evening and conducted routine business.
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Sycamore Street
Floyd Ingram
Main Street
M Municipal Court
John Linthicum
Linthicum
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