Oxford Aims to Feed Poor Children in Local Schools
A plan approved by Oxford welfare and the Federation of Joke and party school officials proposes noon meals for designated poor children at the public school dining hall with Margaret Waterman in charge. The first menu includes hot soup, bread, milk, stewed corn or macaroni and cheese, with 36 children fed yesterday and more expected. the approach targets rural families in need and aims to show physical and social benefits.
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Elatheon
Federation of Joke
Patie
Mt Fest
Bud Daderib
Donwatio Secre
Publin School
Mies Margaret Waterman
Aus Waterman
Thia
Hla
Wolterl Smith
South College Avtate
Waterman
Miss Waterman
Anant
Straw Vote on Water Softener at Village Meeting
A straw vote by the village board gauges public reaction to installing a municipal water softener. Polls open Jamaare Lh with ballots to express views. Most voters favor the project though full results await a later tally and survey.
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Tixfard
Goielic Almiva
Voyaril
Jamaare
Lye
Gama
Officers Detailed to Newest Airship Akron Macon Command
Navy today detailed eight officers to the new airship Akron and assigned others to the Macon command. Officers named include Lieutenant Commander Berton Modgers, Lieutenant Hovenville Coulter, and Lieutenants Ki Pook, Charles W. Rulend, Walter Almere, George J. Cannell, Delia Repay, and Take Wert.
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Washington
Tan
Navy
Tha UW
Macon
Dew Index
Akron
Mie UW
B. Mkron
Akron Aid
Macon Command
I Tieera
Commer
Berton AL Modgers
Avon
Hovenville Coulter
Anthony Fi Davia
Uy BS
Suntt Ki. Pook
Chawles WY. Rulend
Ta’ Assy Nod
Walter Te
Naval Air
Morden
Will of Jacob Stout Divides Estate Between Heirs
The will from Lane Township discloses that Jacob Stout leaves equal shares of a Sino Tonto farm to Trenton and Amanda, with additional values or shares to other named heirs. Executor John A. Christ and witness Melon Klilen sign, dated December 21, with a personal claim of 400 dollars.
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Eerie
Jacob Stout
Dneah
Til
Charles
Fer
Claude
Smith
Caro Marsch
John A. Christ
Melon Klilen
John T. Lyons
Rililton
James
Mary
Hamilton
John T. Tryons
A A A Predicts Safety-Responsibility Bills in States
New York reports from the American Automobile Association board say no nationwide drive to enroll the Safety-Responsibility bill has progressed. It forecasts as many as 20 state legislatures will consider the measure in the 1933 sessions, citing favorable results in the six Cusian Pravin as proof of potential universal adoption.
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New York
N.Y
Board of Directors
American Automobile Association
Oyven
Angapurger
Former Ohioan Pastor Succumbs In Richland County
Edward I. Magornian, 7, pastor emeritus of the First Methodist Church and elder Protestant clergyman here, died after a long illness in Richland County Ohio. He was educated at Ohio Wesleyan University and Baldwin University.
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Town
Hdward I. Magornian
Paulor Emoritus
First Methodist Church
Seal
Richland County
Ohio
Ovia Wesleyan University
Baldwin University
Hamilton Local No 41 Musicians Union Meeting
The regular meeting of Hamilton Local No 41 Musicians Union was held Sunday in the Labor Temple at South Beach Street. Routine business was discussed and the gathering was well attended.
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Ee A. EF
LABOR
Temple
Hamilton
Musiciang Union
Field
Bundiay
Bsec
Atreet
Merchants Attend Furniture Show in Chicago
Merchants from Krebs State attend the national furniture exhibition opening in Chicago on January 7. The event, one of the world’s largest, features 500 manufacturers and focuses on new furniture styles and home decorating ideas.
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Chicago
Atian
United States
Gatlor
Cuigago
Legion Stoke
Krebs
Royntry
Magmitton
District 1 meeting notice in Hamilton on Wednesday
Offices of subordinate lodge of Odd Fellows in Ute district including Tarnilton will be assembled Wednesday night. Joint services to be held at Hamilton Jadpa 17 with a Hart at Duke's, 19 South Fifth. Short orders, Lan, fueg-thura.
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Lotgon
Ute
Odd Fellows
Tarnilton
West
Vyatta clash leads to multiple charges in early May 1931
The May Vyatta clash case results in conviction for Kent Havini The 13th man, alongside charges against four tenita and Al Benson an 87 year old former policeman. Avirlae shot twice in the breast Mrs Bobby Saylor 5 remains in critical hospital. Elizabeth Watts 30 charged with mail fraud. Saylor Pikegills Robinson held today over fatal shooting of her husband Will Robinson at their home. Mrs Robinson says her husband shot himself.
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Havini
Vyatta
Tenita
al Benson
Avirlae
Bobby Saylor
Elzabeth Watts
Ng Aliot
Saylor
Pikegills Robinson
Iond
Luabnaf
Will Robinson
Hove
Judge Palmer at Probate Judges Meeting
Judge Gideon Palince left for Go tamines to attend the annual session of the Association of Probate Judges of Ohio where he serves as president. Sessions run through Wednesday and Thursday with officer elections and discussions on fees inheritance taxes juvenile courts and other questions from the readjustment by other states.
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Gideon Palince
Gotamines
Association of Probate Judges of
Ohio
Palmer
Ford Attempt to Steal Wire at Mosler Safe Company
Two men tried to steal wire from the Mosler Safe Company at 12 30 on Monday, but Patrolman Ariane Leibock intervened. He observed the prowlers one block from the site as they fled and found no items recovered upon investigation.
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Ford
Mosler
Clonk
Worniiys
Ariane Leibock
Stalon
Ross Township Farm Institute Program Enjoyed
The Ross Township Farmers Institute opened with Friday sessions at the Warmers Union hall in Venice. Officers included Crawford Morris as president and Nelson Hawk as vice president. Broad program featured state speakers, musical numbers, and debates on farm topics.
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Heoday Ross Township Farmers’ Institute
Warmers Union Hall
Venice
Bred Engel
Craw Ford
Ray Niederman
Treasuery Ediny Smith
Ford Ruffner
Benjamain Andees
Bessie Zing Jer
John Grierson
Andres
West Chester
Carl Morris
Mildred Morris
Robert Morris
Killowen
Foss Township
Edna Weber
Marie Morrid
Ruth
Rita Dees
Mary
Margaret Ghanbure
Donal Hawk
Das Appiston
Stanley ‘McClure
Ross Township
Mea, Ziegler
Grierson
Fred Engel
Eldon Purdy
Martyis
Crawford Marris
Nelson Hawk
Kay Nigderman
Mazel Craig
Ant
Puruiahod Naau
Tha Institute
Cop's New Car Lures Thieves
Chicago police officer Peter Hayes reports in to a station that his new car had lights and wheels stolen the night before. He planned to drive home but found the lights missing, then sought police help to recover the vehicle and its parts.
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Chicago
Little pigs become problem at the camp
Naw York reports that four pigs shown to an unemployed camp last November have grown large and are causing trouble. Camp commander John T. Glavk asks what to do as the pigs eat scarce food, fearing either killing or selling them will leave others hungry.
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York
Dai
John Ti. Glavk
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