Oxford post office project secured by Washington decision
Comptroller General McCart ruled the Oxford post office project gains immediate funding under the relief act with 1110,000 allotted now and a 600 toft balance available for additional projects. Treasury will identify about 300 projects for early start under the relief act, as the Oxford plan awaits placement in the next building program phase. The ruling clarifies the 700,000,000 Hoebel net funds are separate from the 415,400,000 program.
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Wue
Washington
Dan
McCart
Oxford
McCarl
Hig
Treasury
Vangross
Amnesia victim Clarence Mahl hospitalized in Cincinnati
Clarence Lee Mahl, Miami student and Deliahi member, is confined in Cincinnati General Hospital with amnesia after vanishing Friday afternoon. Authorities traced him from Hamilton Avenue to the hospital where physicians report he is suffering from one complete amnesia but not seriously injured and expect memory and strength to return with rest. His wife, father, and friends visited him, while the incident stirred concern among campus circles.
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Ostord
Dan
Clarenta Lee Mell
Symmes Corner
Centor
Main University
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Vilinbis
Melt
J. Ty. Heywards
Wali
Ponte
Dolla Chi
Sun
Plies Departmente
Alice
G. Woleh
Ers Bank
Eipnali Enquirer
Dasreph Muchas
Alnmi University
Hamilton- Cincinnati
Hamilton Avenua
Enchas
Miami
Deliahi
Mell
Mehl
Ann
Tachas
Gereral Hospital
Chneianal
Mey
Hag
Aleobo Haa Bron Daing
Ineo
Pices
Anja
Shpaliertaan
Venter
Don’t Take Calomel New Health For Your Liver
Ad copy touts Olive Tablets as a safer laxative and liver aid replacing calomel. Claims sluggish liver need bile flow to prevent pimples bad breath and rundown feeling. Promotes Olive Tablets as a long time remedy with authentic claims and a suggested daily use.
Mission study series opens at Memorial Presbyterian
Wednesday evening at Memorial Presbyterian church six mission study sessions on China will be inaugurated. Tyr A. C. Wickenden of Miami University will lead the first service, preceded by supper at 6.30 for 35 cents per plate. Reservations to Mrs. Bi Lafferty Mrs. Charles Jenkins or Mrs. Clyde Wayman. Open to the public. Current Opinion Meeting Tuesday will feature a debate between HoPauw Creencastle and Miami University on income exceeding 50 000 per year. Miami University winter recess runs Jan 87 to Jan 40 with exams. Oxford Theatre shows Harkley Road tonight and Tuesday with Greta Nissen and Victor McLaglen. Other local items note trips and a Phi Kappa Tau trip. Millikin role corps sponsors an sisters contest Thursday evening. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
China
Ty A. Cg, Wickenden
Miati University
Bi. H. Lafferty
Charles T. Jenkins
Clyde N. Waymen
Woman's Club
United Presbyterian Church
HoPauw University
Creencastle, Tad
Miatad University
Oxford
Edgar
Brandon
Naat Cligreh Street
Mulantaily
Sieorin
Tha
Mya
Marion M. Glaggon
Ag Fla
Wiehned T. Young
Phi Kappa Tan
Milk For Needy Children From Oxford Schools
Welfare officials thank Jersey Joy dairy proprietor Loarr Crm for donating milk to needy Oxford children. Local shops and clubs supplied clothes and underwear for youngsters, with Miami University and McCiuffey high school reports alongside. Church activities announced for the week across Methediat Episcopal, United Presbyterian, and other local congregations.
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Oxford
Willmans
Board of Education
Iis
Cully
Loarr T. Crm
Jersey Joy Dairy
Hw Board
Selondiskrieh
Ik Aml
Oxford Business Notices Rent Notice
Fore rent notice for a furnished unit with kitchen privileges. Location at 400 East Chireh, suitable for a single occupant. Contact phone S194 for details and viewing in Q-mon-ywed-Bei-at.
Explosions and pardons across towns from damaged plants to pardons
In Louisville a factory plant of Sharman & Sons was damaged by an explosion attributed to juvenile trouble, harming nearby structures. In Frankford, after jurors and witnesses recommended clemency, Governor Traffoon pardoned John Alsept and Md Roark from Magoffin circuit court sentence for three years each. In Monticello area, Mrs Steve Abbott aged 8 was killed by a falling tree while gathering firewood, near Monticello.
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Louisville
Sharman & Sons
Frankford
Traffoon
Johm Alsept
MD Roark
Magoffin
Manletle
Steve Abbott
Monticello
Hi-12 Club Dance for Masons at Masonic Temple
Hi-12 club plans a Jan 1 dance for Masons and guests at the Masonic temple. Entertainment by Mo Dour Wobaccer Days from Station WAM Dayton, with a word party and prizes for top scores. Members meet Jan 16 after which a luncheon will be served.
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Masonic Temple
WAM
Dayton
Women’s Unity Truth Club to Meet at Temple
The Women’s Unity Wrath group will meet at temple 117 Hoss Avenue on Tuesday following the covered distance event at 120. A business session will plan future events for the year. All attending women are welcome with friends.
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Women's Unity
Tha
Women’s Unity
Ott
Hoss Avenue
Wuluesday
Chek
Fire destroys barn at Honest Sample farm near Eaton
Damage estimated at 2500 dollars followed a Sunday morning blaze of unknown origin that leveled a large barn on the Honest Sample farm three miles east of Eaton. Tenants and owners, among them Russell Moore, suffered losses of tobacco crop, hay, implements, chickens, and rabbits. The blaze was stopped from spreading to other buildings by a West Alexandria fire engine, with partial insurance coverage reported. Greyhound Lines announce drastic fare reductions up to 25 percent effective January 11, affecting travel from major terminals to most cities served outside the state.
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Journal
Eaton
Tan
Inrgo
Honest Sample
Russell Moore
Sample
Tevant
West Alexandria
Greyhound Lines
J. 4B
Walker
Royal Greyhound
Neighborhood Deaths Report Two Local Women
Mrs. Catharlas Negley Lienhart, 81, wife of Louis Lientarl, died at her home on the Hamilton pike in New Burlington. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Assumption in Mt. Healthy Morning services were held. Mrs. Amanda Margaret Sgatt Mitchell, 81, died at her son Hewett Mitchell’s home on Campiton road, Mt. Healthy, with funeral services Monday at 10 a.m. and burial at Manchester.
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Catharlas Negley Lienhart
Louis Lientarl
Hamilton Pike
New Burlington
Church of the Assumption
Mt. Healthy
Amanda Margaret Sgatt Mitchell
Hewett Mitchell
Campton Road
Healthy
Manchester
Plymouth Cars Spark Enthusiastic Owner Testimony
Edward Trumbull's case mirrors thousands of buyers who seek value. He compared carefully before choosing Plymouth, attracted by fair sounding promises. Happy owners spread word about Floating Power engine mountings Hydraul ic Brakes safety steel body and a dealer showing a Floating Power ride.
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Plymouth
Edward Trumbull
Ward-offmouth
Cnc
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Symmes Corner Boy
Nature
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Nesselhaut
Peters
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Etalon
Alec
Ohio Wesleyan
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McCiuffey High School
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Monroe
Preble County
Methediat Episcopal Sunday School
Real South Collewa Avene
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Migsen Wolen
Anna Wink- Wine
Bevel Street
United Prone Delerina Elntreh
Oxford Business Notices
Kentucky
Linegrass
Masons
East Job Seburt
New York City
America
Desoto, Dadge & Chrysler
Chesterfelds Taste
Beller
Chesterfield
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Mirae Tosacco
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