Oxford Sudden Death of Mrs Ross Shocks Friends
Mrs Dorothy Tapper Rose wife of Professor Ross of Miami University English department died at home on Tallawanda road after pneumonia, two weeks of illness. Born in England she came to the U S as a young girl, married Professor Ross in 1915, and was active in the Current Events club. Funeral held at 2 PM from the family residence with Rev H C Carroll officiating. burial in Oxford cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Lire
Dorothy Tapper Rose
Tlarendonose
Miami University
Tallawenda Road
Everts Club
Circ
Tha
Ross
Walter T. Tapper
Falmouth
Indy
Tom D. Palmer
Middletown
Stuart Tepper
Purdue University
Imfayette
Tod
Tallewanda Road
H. Cawley Carroll
Oly Trinity
Episcopal Mission
Arthur W.O Craver
C. E. Carter
Pat Weidner
John W. Hackart
Harold M. Vinacke
Host
McGuffey Star Shirley Craig Tears Wrist in Victory
Shirley Craig of MecGuffey High School basketball broke his wrist Friday night against West Chester at Herron gym. He played five minutes after the injury as MecGuffey won 35 to 18, with key play by McGuffey from Taylor Whitenack and Schultz. The second team lost 11 to 2 to Reily. next Friday MecGuffey faces Eaton High in Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbitles Craig
Harry Craig
MecGuffey High
West Chester
Herron Gymnasium
Craig
Gine
Beast McBuffey
McGuffey
Taylor
Whitenack
Schultz
Reily
MacGuffey
Eaton High
Oxford
Miami Team Fights Back After Trip Return
Miami team returns home after a rough trip with mixed results. In tight play at night intercollegiate action saw Fearon College defeat Geohtor 22 to 18 while another close game ended 21 to 15. Both teams demonstrated effort despite errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itn Orsints
Tao Marine
Atron
Geohtor
Fearon College
Eon
Public Community Ball Set at Skinner Barn in College Corner
At George Skinner's barn in College Corner a public community ball is planned for Wednesday January 17. The sale lists twenty head of horses and mules, cattle, hogs, sheep, farming implements, three gasoline engines, a Ford truck, corn, harness and household goods. Viewing and terms announced day of sale. George Skinner and James Earhart आयोजन.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Skinner
College Corner
Yoorge Skinner
James Earhart
Hamilton Girls to Sing With Miami University Madrigal Club
Orford January 18. Helens Hooven Ruth Glayback and Louisa Shotta of Hamilton will sing with the Miami University Madrigal club at the home concert Friday night. The club comprises 30 members, led by Prof Aubrey Martin head of the music department. The group has a wide reputation for excellence and plans several out of town concerts including one in Cincinnati early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orford
Helens Hooven
Ruth Glayback
Louisa Shotta
Hamilton
Miami University Andrigel Club
Hera
Aubrey Martin
Choms
Thas
Cincinnati
Methodists Lead at Miami University in Religious Census
A religious census of Miami University students shows Methodists leading by a safe margin, 25 more than the Presbyterians. 465 Methodists are registered, with the rest of the student body from various minor sects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Caneiale
M. C
Smiths to Entertain Friends at Five Hundred Party
Mr and Mrs Earl W Smith will at their home on First Church Street entertain a few friends at a five hundred party Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. and
Mrs. Smith
Earl W. Smith
Fast Church Street
Oxford Forum Meeting Canceled After Tragic Death
Oxford Ohio January 15. The Oxford Forum will not meet tonight due to the death of Mrs. B C Ross. The community gathering scheduled for this evening is postponed as officials notify members of the cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, O
B.C. Rosshare
Oxford Koruny
Miami University Fraternities Aid High Standards
President M Hughes says Miami University fraternities cooperate with faculty to raise scholastic standards. Fraternities run coaching for backward students and study classes led by honor members. He praises reforms and calls Miami a leader among American colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
M. Hughes
Mismito
Charlotte Du Bois Heard in Recital
Mrs Edgar Stillman Kelley presented Miss Charlotte DuBois in recital Saturday afternoon. DuBois, two-year pupil, performed Mozart Fantasia in D minor Beethoven Sonata in F minor Schubert Impromptu in A flat D Albert Gavotte and Musetti, showcasing emerging piano talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Charlotte DuBois
Miss DuBois
Kelley
Mozart
Beethoven
Schubert
Wilu
Gavotte
Musetti
D’albert
Leroy Cooper Narrow Escape Near Bank Corner
Leroy Cooper a year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cooper of West Vine Street, had a narrow escape Saturday evening at the Farmers' bank corner. Bolting from behind a bus, he darted into the path of an automobile driven by Ray Bonhight. The car stopped quickly, but the boy was knocked down. He was picked up in a closed condition, yet examination by Dr. W. Z. Stewart showed only scratches and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Cooper
William Cooper
West Vine Street
Farmers’ Bank
Ray Bonhight
Cooper
W. Z. Stewart
Monday Club Meeting Report From Mrs Wikinma Home
The Monday club held its regular meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs and R Wikinma, East Church street. They prepared program papers including Life in the Court Capital by Mrs Razymond MW Hughes and Tssing Composera by Mrs BR Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wikinma
Eaat Chirch ‘Street
Caat
Razymond MW. Hughes
Tssing Composera
BR. Williams
Western Student Recital Highlights Violin Concerto
A Western student recital presented a program featuring Fiorella Gavotti and a Violin Concerto No. 7. The evening showcased youthful talent with varied repertoire and refined performances amid university setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovenine
Fiano — Gavotts
Albert
Charlotta DeLots
Concert Selections Feature Local Musicians and Pieces
Readable program lists performances by Helen Dannattelle and Jane Brookbank with piano works by Moszkowski and Chopin, plus vocal and string pieces by Miriam Smart Lucinda Clark Dorothy Williamson Mildred Brewer Dorothy Haring. Featured pianists include Dorothy Williamson and Dorothy Haring in ballade and concerto movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Allygra Maestoso
DeBoniot
Helen Dannattelle
Mildred “Brewer
Schumann
Dorothy Haring
Ghost Breaker at Oxford Theatres Tonight
At the Oxford today and tomorrow audiences see Wallaee Reid in The Ghost Breaker with showings on Tuesday and Wednesday, continuing the theater’s slate of attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Theatres
the Oxford Today
Wallaee Reid
Flag staff completed at A Western College for Women
Louis Duvall contractor completed a 100 foot flag staff on the college campus. The staff is a gift from Mrs. Fletcher Heath of East Church Street, a former student. It will not be used until Tree Day in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Duvall
A Western College For Women
Fletcher 5. Heath
East Church Street
Oxford Personal Notes Highlight Local Moves and Travels
Miss Bernice Rankin, a nurse at the general hospital, hosts Mrs. Sue Rankin in Oxford while Mr. and Mrs. William Benjamin relocate from the Snyder property to a newly purchased home on North Poplar. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Boyd and daughter Marian Boyd head to New York for a January 20 Egypt and Mediterranean tour, returning around April 1. The Carters visit from Miami University personnel for research, then plan trips to Jacksonville and Austin, Texas, for academic duties. Lillian and Eleanor Douglass attend a Cincinnati Symphony concert with Advar Stillman Kelley in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Rankin
General Hospital
Digginnatt
Hart
Sue R. Rankin
South Poplar
Olenn Hunsinger
South Main Street
Nina Pound Boy
William Benjamint
Snyder
North Poplar Street
Henry Halter
North Poplr Street
W. W. Boyd
Marian Boyd
Western College of Women
New York
Mediterranean
Oxford
Cole-Carter
Green Tree
Carter
Miami University
Columbus
Cartera
Jacksonville
Austin
Tex
Texas
Bracher
Pier Ean
Western College
Lillian
Eleanor Douglass
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Advar Stillman Kelley
Appointment of Middletown juvenile officer John Haran
John Haran of Middletown was appointed by Probate Judge Robert Woodruff to the post of juvenile officer, succeeding James B. Wmery. Haran, a longtime resident and former deputy auditor under Quincy Davis, has been active in public life and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haran
Middletown
Robert 8. Woodruff
James B. Wmery
Woodruff
Harlan
Quincy Davis
Shannon Sets Up Claim in Suit for Damages
Willis Shannon, defendant in a climate? suit for 7300 filed by Warren Taylor and others in common pleas court, answered and cross petition seeking damages of 150 alleging Warren Taylor neglected while driving his team. The collision occurred on the road between Trenton and Gallo on December 4, 1922, with the plaintiff’s automobile colliding with horses driven by the defendant. In 1919 Canada ranked eighteenth among maritime nations. since then it has risen to eighth with nearly 9000 vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Shannon
Warren Taylor
Common Pleas Court
Trenton
Gallo
Canada
Divorces Dismissed In Two Separate Cases
A divorce action by Mary Chestnut against Charles Chestnut was dismissed on an order signed by Judge Walter Harlan after delays since May 17 1817. In another suit, Owen McCormick against Kyan McCormick filed August 5 1918 was dismissed with plaintiffs ordered to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chestnut
Charles Chestnut
Sylvester Wells Dies After Lingering Illness At 64
Sylvester Wells died Saturday night at his home 1000 Grand Boulevard after a lingering illness. He was 64. Survived by widow Minerva Wells four sons Solomon Jerry Evang and Robert two daughters Bessie Lakes and Bindie Durham two brothers three sisters and twenty two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the home with interment Greenwood Cemetery Rev Chatfield officiating. Elsie Bebald denies conspiracy charge in Louis Sebald case denying park involvement and asking dismissal of temporary restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sptyaster
Wade
Wade ‘Wells
Awas
Colentto
Ro’cdck
Grand Boulevard
Mr. Wells
Minerva Wells
Soloman
Jerry
Evang
Robert
Bessie Lakes
Bindie Durham
Greenwood Cemetery
Chatfield
Elsie Bebald
Louis Sebald
Louis Schomer
Claims Denied in Partition Suit and Dance Night Out
Charity Willard plaintiff in a partition suit filed an answer Monday denying Othel Jacobs and Blanche Jacobs cross petition allegations. Old fashioned dance at Labor Temple Auditorium set for Wednesday January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity
Willard Charity
Labor Temple Auditorium
Fire damages two houses on Fast Avenue. origin undetermined
Sunday night a blaze tore through the attic of a double residence at 1380 Fast Avenue, home of the Batton and Hatton families. Firefighters arrived quickly. most damage was on the Hatton side with water and smoke effects on the lower floor. contents burned or water damaged. Origin unknown, per Fire Chief McClung. older newspapers stored in the home were also damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Batton
Oakley Hatton
Fast Avenue
Frame
Nanserby
Hatton
Oakley Hutton
Fira
McClung
Hutton
Fire damages and uncertain origin strike city streets
Fire officials considered multiple causes after a blaze in a cast house burned for over an hour, delaying Mill Creek Valley and Pent Avenue streetcar service. Hose lines stretched across Fontaverine tracks. Additional fires caused minor damage at William Kilforle residence and Herman Redreck location. A roof fire at a Jewish synagogue on Renth Fifth and Charles streets caused only small damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todigy
William Kilforle
North Third Street
Herman Redreck
South Seventh
Rigton
Renth Fifth
Charles Street
Euchre Planned at St Peters Church
The Married Ladies' Social club at St Peter's church will hold a social with euchre, five hundred, and coffee at the school hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter's
St. Peter’ Church
Major Poston Fined 25 Dollars for Disorderly Conduct
Gladys Potton accused her husband Moinr Potton of disorderly conduct after he allegedly forced her to dance at a dawn hall. The court fined Major Poston 25 dollars and he was carted away in Manitow today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Poston
Gladys Potton
North Third Street
Moinr Potton
Manieii
Stork News Records Two Births at Mercy Hospital
Born to Mrs Albert Ranch a son Vincent Albert Friday at Mercy hospital. Born to Mrs Roy Anneas 605 South Fifth Street a son also born at Mercy hospital. Old fashioned danger at Tabor Temple auction time Wednesday January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ranch
Vincent Albert
Mercy Hospital
Roy Anneas
South Fifth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley Craig
Miami
Oxford Business Notices
Alto
Barrett
Eart High Street
Swift
Hutchissey's
Van
Cliff Hamman
Hamilton Girls IN Madrigal Club
Methodists
Charlotte DU Bois
Western
Oxford Personals
W. C. Frechtling Co
Gwen
Frechtling’s
Joh Harlan
Shannon
Dahages
Sylvester Wells
Epec
Ial
Robinson-Schmenn
East Avenue
Stork News
Tabor Temple
Waren
Childran
Che Robinson-Scinmnenn Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!