Oxford evangelical series grows at Methodist church
Interest in the evangelical services at the Methodist Episcopal church in Oxford Tan rises as Rev. Chas Ey Tarley leads sermons attracting large crowds. The choir, directed by Charles Wieland, is a key feature with programs each night this week including cook night, flower night, choir night, and a Geasters Chorus performance. Youthful chorus members aged 6 to 15 rehearse Wednesday at 3:30 pm. Public is invited to all services, held at 7 PM nightly.
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Oxford
Tan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas. Ey Tarley
Charles Hy Wieland
Wieland
Movs
Officers Chosen for Oxford Building Also
The board of directors of the Oxford Building and Loan Association elected officers for the current year. President and attorney E. Williams. president BR Ringold. secretary C. Shook. treasurer M. Solilenok.
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The
Osford Building and Loan Association
BR. Ringold
E. E. Williams
C. E. Shook
M. Solilenok
No Applications For Night Watchman Job
Mayor Hughes said no applications had been received for the night watchman position that could be seriously considered. Two had applied but neither was eligible, the mayor stated, as most applicants were non residents of the village. In the interim J. C. Duerr is filling the role.
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Hughes
Ing
eligibJe
Waid
Go Account Ag
J. C. Duerr
Current Events Club Meeting This Wednesday
The Current Events eclub will aid its January testing Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Bruce Ferguson on Church Street. A musical program has been prepared.
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Eclub
Bruce Ferguson Weet
Friends Entertained At Thore Home
Sunday evening at her home on South Gokege avenue Miss Myla du Thabo Sebi tally entertained a host of friends in honor of Mise Tone Qverton of Nashville Tein who had been the guest of Misa Mildred Jenhnson West High Bruel for a couple of weeks.
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South Gokege Avenue
Myla du Thabo Sebi Tally
Mise Tone Qverton
Nashville
Tein
Misa
Mildred Jenhnson
West High Bruel
Tom Law Receives Box of Oranges in Friendly Gift
In West High Street, Tout Lar received a box of oranges yesterday from his old friend Thomas B. White of St. Cloud. Mr White formerly resided in Qsford and will be remembered by many older residents.
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West High Street
Thomas B. White
St. Cloud
Vila
White
Qsford
The Oxford Theatres Features Rudolph Valentiga in The Young Rajah
At the Oxford today attractions include Rudolph Valentiga in The Young Rajah. The Criterion advertises a Circe era feature The Danetrois Aget with related showings this week.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford
Mrnday
Rudolph Valentiga
Criterion
Oyster Supper at Trenton Promotes Local Aid
A fundraiser hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of Trenton will feature a supper to benefit the community efforts. Receivers dismissed for Lima Company. Federal "Sydney" Nallite terminated receivers of the East Tron and Machiners Company, restoring property to the firm.
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Aprelal
Trenton
Tan
Ladies! Aid Society of
Elneeh
Lima Company Toleda
Federal
Sydee Nallite
East Tron and Machiners Company
Ginn
Ford and Real Estate Seeks Trade in Oxford Listings
Classifieds show sales and trades for vehicles and farm equipment in Oxford Ohio. Listings include a 1923 Touring car at 25 off, another Touring car, a Conpa for 250, a Roadster for 50, and many more with down payments and monthly terms. Also offered are Buckeye incubators and Broaders, with trade options, plus a good six room house for sale or trade in Hamilton and potential property near Oxford. Chiropractic office offers free consultation at 15 East High Street. Used cars from Ford and Chevrolet dealersPromotion of dealer T. Bryant for a new Superior Chevrolet and other vehicles also noted.
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Cliff Hamman
Buckere
Hutchisson Feed
Joseph Wespiser
Opdaofeal
Hamilton
Oxford
Ohio
Farmers Bank Holds Annual Directors Elected
Osford January 9 The stockholders of the Farmers State and Savings Bank met yesterday and elected directors for the year Fye W T Tolusou W F B McCoy Dr Hugh M Moore G V Samuel s Mrs Win Ty Blewart and J Gilbert Welsh The board organized naming President S E Fye Vice President Dr Hugh M Moore Cashier J Gilbert Welsh Assistant cashier AL Johnson
Oxford Personal Notes Highlight Local Alumni
Miss B Margaret Zwick daughter of Mr and Mrs Kerl HH Zwick of Bouth Beech street and Miss R Hughes daughter of President and Mrs R M Hughes of Lewis Place leave Oxford for Natick Massachusetts to attend a girls school this year Charles H Wieland chord leader at the Methodist Episcopal church revival services spent Monday in Indianapolis Indiana Miss Tune Overton of Nashville Tennessee returned home yesterday after two weeks visit with Oxford Friends.
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Margaret Zwick
Kerl HH. Zwick
Bouth Beech Street
R. Hughes
R. M. Hughes
Lewis Place
Natick
Mass
Charles H. Wieland
Indianapolis
Ind
Tune Overton
Nashville
Tenn
Oxford
Crime Wave Juror Guidance On Indictments And Duties
The court urges jurors to balance diligence with restraint and warns against indiscriminate indictments. It stresses fair trials for the accused, cites public safety goals, and notes juror duties extend beyond aiding offenders to protecting the community, with continued service through the term and likely recalls in March.
Congregational Sunday School Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Congregational church Sunday school officers were elected. Named positions include superintendent, assistant superintendent, secretary, treasurer, and vestry roles. Readable names such as Mrs Leslie U1. Wonte and Mrs Charles pitniat appear among the roster with other officers and guardians listed.
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Congregationa Sunday School
Congpoma
Ional Church
Tileanar
Lovist
Mile Ael Modsworth
Lestne Schildts
Grand Jury Vacancies Filled by Judge Harlan
Six January term grand jury vacancies were filled Monday by Judge Walter Harlan. Foreman WK Swan of Oxford and nine other appointees including ex mayor F S Vanasy and Mrs Martha Stewart join the panel. Regular venire members listed include John Butterfield E A Keen Hiram Clawson and others serving on the grand jury.
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Waller
Harlas
John Farr
Ezra
Carpenter
Howard Kincaid
M. Brelefurd
James
John Knecht
William Compton
James Baird
William Stout
Vanasy
Middletown
Dan Witton
Joseph Marr
L. L. McGinles
Martha Stewart
Board of Education
Hamilton
Swan
Harlan
John Butterfield
E. A. Keen
Hiram Clawsom
George Dyer
Warnest Brown
Anna Hugg
Edmund Drake
Dennie Crocker
Albert Grieser
Menibes
Grand jury lists numerous cases in January session
The January term grand jury, presented by Karl Clark, clerks of courts, names a long slate of defendants and charges from Hamilton Middletown and Oxford. Offenses include first degree murder, assault and battery, embezzlement, burglary, larceny, carrying concealed weapons, robbery, and shooting with intent to kill.
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Karl Clark
Bishop
Hamilton
Charles Weaver
Latvrenty Baskins
Middletown
Nick Brown
Bev F. Stidham
Lemon Township
Sam CD. Kelly
Lloyd Hardwick
Henry Lovelace Brandenburg Hamilton
Laeceny
James Cole
Andrew Werkerle
Tony Schmidt
E. H. Towson
Lucy Brewster
Crawford Burk
Sam Sloane
Denny Creekbowm
Frank Bingaman
Lemur Township
Dolu Owens
Frank Manifold
Burloo Leeds
Charles Fowler
Walter McHugh
Pope Pretlow
Christianity Explained by Dr Work at United Presbyterian
The sermon What Is Christianity was delivered at the United Presbyterian church by Ter W McQlean Work from Richmond Indiana. He argued the four gospels Acts Epistles and Revelation form Christianity and that belief and practice flow from these sources. Tonight he planned What I Need To Believe To Be A Christian with further notes on church women’s programs and a talk on modern womanhood in the Twentieth Century.
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United Presbyterian Church
Ter
W. McQlean Work
Richmond
Iadiana
Wworen
She Eharel
Chinaty Fame
Lindenwald Improvement Association Holds New Year Meeting
A Lindenwald improvement group gathered for the new year, signaling a peppy year ahead. Retiring president Walter Bruning reviewed past achievements and pledged continued support for community goals including the playground project. Mary Agnes Nelson resigned as recording secretary and Mary H. Grover was elected to fill the post as committees outlined plans for the year. Some new members were enrolled.
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Lindenwald Immsrovement Association
Walter S H. Bruning
Mary Agnes Nelson
Mary H. Grover
Keily Brana
Christmas Spirit Makes Hamilton Better, Says Denney
Rev Z H Denney argues at the Monday night club that Hamilton is a better city today than four weeks ago due to Christmas spirit. He critiques self serving critics and urges focus on real work and social needs, praising honest craftsmen over boastful talk and urging business and industry to aid the needy.
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Hamilton
Z. H. Denney
Eburghes
Tellowa
Marriage Seen as Life Work by Western College Women
Dr. W W Boyd president of Western College for Women reports that about 70 percent of graduates prior to 1900 chose marriage over other vocations. He notes many may still marry, and cites statistics showing 431 of 651 pre 1900 graduates married, with 171 of 251 deceased graduates having married.
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Marriarge
Boyd
Oxford, O
W. W. Boyd
Western College For Women
Western College
Eho
Evans for Brower Named Cleveland Angling Leader
Cleveland January report states outfielder Jon Evans of the Cleveland Angling team has been selected for Brower. Barnard, president of the local club, announced the move today.
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Rade Evans
Brower
Cleveland
Jon Evans
Soutahik
ES. Barnard
D Armond Receives Key Committee Posts
Columbus January 9 Mrs Lulu T Gleason of Toledo becomes Chairman of the Temperance Committee in the House as Speaker Griswold announced assignments. Rep J H T Gordon of Logan County stays on a chairmanship and is noted as a candidate for leadership. Harry V Silver of Preble County will chair the Finance Committee. David H DeArendrew of Butler County receives posts on Cities Insurance Library. John Sabo murder suicide ends in front of train. he killed his wife then leapt under a train.
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Columbus
Lulu T. Gleason
Toledo
Istian Temperare Union
House of
Harry V. Silver
Preble County
Richard J. Edwards
Cuyaloge
William
Fo Wendl
Franklin
David H. DeArewoud
Buller County
Hanukkah festival overview and customs described
The Hanukkah is presented as a national season of rejoicing lasting eight days. It describes lighting candles starting with one on day one and increasing to eight on day eight, the festive activities children enjoy, and notes the holiday’s dating in December. It mentions its institution in 1858 and links to the temple purification by Judas Maccabaeus after Antiochus Epiphanes.
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Ben
Jerusalem
Judas Maccabaeus
Antiochus Epiphanius
Syria
Alia
Olympias
Rogers In Charge Of People's Store In Hamilton
The pew manager of the People's Store at 322 High Street is Henry A. Rogers of New York who comes to become the sorcerior of J. H. Seidner. Rogers has wide mercantile experience with Baker Silk Mills and other concerns. He invites locals to visit the store and meet him nightly. Rogers will remain at the store until 9 pm to greet customers and discuss new policies. He is seeking a venue and will be joined by Mrs. Rogers and their daughter when found.
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People’s
High Street
Henry A. Rogers
New York
Rogers
Hamilton
Bis
Pythian Sisters of Darktown Install Officers
Bonhomi Temple No. 45 held a regular meeting with Ella Bufler acting grand chief and Mirtle Lise brick as grand senior, installing the ensuing year’s officers including host chief Nellie Teckman and others in a ceremony reported with partial names and titles.
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Bonhomi Temple
Dythisn Sisters of
Dacrtown
Ella Bufler
Mirtle Lisebrick
Mya
Friistes Weide
Nellie Teckman
M. E. Gy
Della Marahull
Ora Pierson
Hamilton inventors receive numerous patent grants
A Washington news clipping notes several Hamilton men awarded patents. Albert Krauth, deceased, receives a patent for an auto graphic repeater. Paul J. Malive gains a file container. Albert C. Was is listed for a counterweight or boring mill. David Schalk receives a lubricant device for paitless. Oscar Seblishiter patents a woodworking machine.
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Washington, D.C
Lee
Hamilton
Albert Krauth
Paul 3
Albert C
David Schalk
Oscar Seblishiter
Tig Woacine
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Lindenwald Improvement Association
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Jesus
Might
Sibley Mason
Laas Flugrith
Viola Dana
D’armond
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Janen
John Sabo
Senate
Conrad W. Crooer
Massachusetts
Lodge
People's Store
Pythian Sisters OF
Darktown Install
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