Oxford Alumni Anniversary Plans Stir Local Event
A. K. Morris chairs Mini University alumni events in Oxford for the ninth All-Mingi anniversary set Friday evening February 37. Attendees from 50+ branches will form a large gathering to receive the Mini program, reconnect, and enjoy performances by the Armac band led by George M. Verity, with university representation and student acts. The program will run from 6 to 6:30, featuring music, theater, and architecture talks, plus a college yell and a pottery exhibit.
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Apesini
Laurant Giford
Inn
Bley A. Ky Motria
Mini University
Asansialion
Anili Fa
Mya
Associatigny
George M. Verity
le Atereng Molling Mill Coy
Mid- Uleforwa
Ehmring Tenute
Armac
Sissi
Upham
Belletedt
Atmea
Amt
Gleo Lib
Medonel
Giealub
Prne
Glearalub
A. H. Uphow
Methodist Women Present Play at Stewart High School
Oxford January 21 relayed that the Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Aid Society plans a February 2 performance of a humorous farce The Deacon’s Second Wife. Directed by James Ryan of the Morris Players at Mulper University, the comedy features impersonations and a mistaken identity plot with the deacon’s wife visiting and being replaced by a lookalike. Cast includes Malvin Fitz, Mrs A J Stonekor, Grover Simpson, Milton Fitz, and Eleanor Giles among others, with Stewart High School Auditorium as the venue.
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Oxford
Liulies' Aid Society
The
Methodist
Episcopal
Jao Ryan
Mipui University
Morris
Nisilico
Stewart High School
Malvin Fitz
A. J. Stonekor
Deacon Fitz
Grover Simpson
Milton Fitz
Deagan
Newey Fitz
Daughe
Stalon My. Saunders
Me. Brown
Art Club study program lectures at local university
A May program from the Oxford Art Club features lectures by JL Minaich dean at Minink University and Miss Creletia Corpiron of Cincinnati. Attendees include Miss Elizabeth Hishop of Lip Western College. The talks use lantern slides and include a fragment of an original Coptic textile.
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Oxford
Virderre Toate Crabip
JL. Minaich
Evierita
Seheul
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Voltur
Becayan
Ang Weld
Mis
Whitcomt
Creletia Corpiron
School of Applied Art
University of Cincinnati
Mise Corpion
Theese
Wy King
Mise
Elizabeth Hishop
Lip Western College
Judgment against Hodges grants exconto of Job Dunham estate
A court proceeding records a $350 judgment against Hodges with $550 awarded to E.R. Williams as executor of the estate of Job Dunham on a suit continued from local court day. The note indicates a common law action and mentions Friday as the trial context.
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Hodges
E.R. Williams
Job Dunham
Stedgeg
Tommon
Ohio Farm Labor Wages Drop to New Low in January Report
A January report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics shows Ohio farm workers earned an average daily wage with board of 1.20 dollars and 0.97 without board, both well below national levels. Farm labor demand sits at 67 percent of normal while supply stands at 54 percent, with Rhode Island recording the highest wage and Georgia the lowest.
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Washington
Ohio
Bureau of Agricultural Heonuinies
Departsment of Agriculture
Ohin
Kitnda
Eliiws
Rhode Ieland
Seth Care Linn
Georgia
Ohio unrest and bombings linked to underworld hunter
Reports describe bombings at a grocery store and other attacks aimed at target Harry Nowkling, 84, an alleged former underworld informer. Police later identified a suspect, Robert Boniallie, of Gloveland, who died by hanging in a jail cell. There are notes of additional crimes and investigations across multiple counties, including thefts and violent robberies.
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Unilon
Poliestony
Harry Nowkling
Richmond
Robert Boniallie
Gloveland, & Tann
Charles Saret
Cloyvelarl
Liverpool
Sarveza
Negroy
Onald Smith
Terry
Pennsylvania
Pilishaugh
Lia Pennsylvania
Paramount at Portmounh Center opens three days featuring Hemingway tale
Stageesideen Paramount presents a double feature including A Farewell To Arms with Helen English Gary Cooper and Adolph Menjon. Opened tomorrow at Portmounh Ceoteo, it recreates the Hemingway novel’s passion amid danger. Also Sundown Trail stars Tom Keene in a rugged Western with dramatic Sierra scenery and action.
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Paramount
Norange
Meyest Heminrway
Helen Ehnges
Gary Cooper
Adolph Menjon
Gerard
Japanese Mission Donates Yen To Curia Aid
A Japanese mission head in Manchukuo gave 3,000 yen to Curia aid missions recently. The donation aims to support several American institutions in the Tungpien district near Mukden during a period of testing hardship.
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Manchukuo
Swedish church art project nears completion after years
Swedish researchers report progress on a vast church inventory in Swedens 2000 churches. After 15 years of work the effort to catalog art and liturgical items moves toward final hearing and safeguards against loss. Students and staff have contributed to the ambitious documentation program.
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Sweren
Camden Gamedon presides at new Preble trustees meeting
Henry B. Kelly of Washington township is re elected president of the Preble County Township Trustees and Clarks association at a gathering in the courthouse. John Cateymble, also of Washington township, is re elected secretary and teen supervisor. Executives include Wawin Oxlay and others from West Alexandria. The legislative committee lists Tou Awihart and others. attendance by Charles Ulrich and I. Tt. Thomas was expected but did not occur. Sunday services detailed at Camden Baptist with Rev. J. B. Jones. Revival dates set for February 12 to 26 with pastors Clarke and Gowdy preaching. An auto theft in Camden: Frei Bhevor’s car found by marshal Armstrong near the Rat-on-Com- tubing road.
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Charles Ulrich
I. Tt. Thomas
Wayesville
Triglees
Keat Brewer
Greenville
Darke County
Nesosivtlony
Z. Nishet
Joanty Health Comission
Couty Prasajeitar Innes M
Couty Prasajeitar Innes M. Mowsare and Tusoph Markov
Pronato Jutie-Cledt
J. B. Jones
Truman
Attead
Camden Bathodist
W. M. Grose
Hpworth Lengua
Lorene Barnebo
Rav
Clarke
Gowdy
Dayton
Mid-Winter Picnic and Local Notices Highlight Eaton Area Activities
A mid winter picnic drew forty five women to the Preble county courthouse where lunch and entertainment were organized by Miss Adele Boch with Katherine Tingley in charge. Donations and demonstrations featured Myne and Pretty Wom an's campa attendees. In Camden, C F B Morlath was elected president of the First National Bank with W K Swan as vice president. Local tax and rail corridor notes mention Arthur Morton, vice president at Tarner township, recognized as Preble County’s largest taxpayer, and state agriculture leadership changes at Galaumbus.
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Picnia
Preble Younty
Luanh
Adele Boch
Katherine Tingley
Preble County
Arthur Hf. Morton
Arther TH. Morton
Tarner Township
Ohio State Tard
Agricuture
Galaumbus
Morton
Hyanrd
Alva B. Cople
Toledo
Camden Notes
C. FB. Morlath
First National Bank
Camden
Tscalag'y
W. OK
Swan
Gladys Kapp
Marion
Delta Teta
Hatel
Lnhat Mly
B. A. Twila
Rafi
He GC. Eixenberry
Mainaheat
Mica Margaret Horrigan
Tizzie Markloo
Somerville
Oscar Keller
Bam Inmon
National Bank
G. B. Morlal
I. Nins
Proble County Commissionera
West Monchister
Probate Court Noten of Interest in Estate Filing
The Firet National Bank and Trout company of Hamilton, executors for John H Meage, filed an petition to appoint registered bonds under order issued. Mac oy Kinsey, administrator of Susia Myers deceased, filed vestery and appraisment. Filed a schedule of debts and Beate Fi Tnhty executor.
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Firet National Bank and Trout Company
Hamilton
John H. Meage
Maccy Kinsey
Dhef
Susia Myers
Beate
Estate notes and transfers in county probate records
Several estates filed accounts and petitions including guardianship and administrator actions. Key entries cover second and final accounts for Bloom, Paxson, Paxada, Pantida, Case, Myers, Brown, Weston, Homan, Farra, and Collins among others, with hearings set for January 18 1932 and numerous real estate transfers and debt schedules.
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Dang P. Bloom
Dohp FE. Barnes
Nimrod
Paxson
Claude M. Paxada
M.M. Pantida
B. O. Barnet
Thomas Case
Hassy Kinsey
Burla Myers
de: Fonda
Kate B. Brown
Login
L. Brown
Brambaugh
Elmer Mattix
Walter Haman
MV. Toman
Antry
Branefer
Trator
Arthue Marea
Sadiy B. Farra
Winlemeng
Ant
James M. Howsare
Jennie Weston
Acgent
Valw M. Kiracofe
William C. Wilson
S.A. Newton
Alma
Dan Bomers
Chica BS
Collins
Harry D. Collins
Mandel
Mopton Township
Coctilonte
Mildred
Gardan Stitear
Edith B. Beck
Monron Township
ST. Rossie
Murray
Percy EB. Muarray
Woodpecker and clockman halt house fires in North Carolina
In Charlotin and Scotland Neck, alarms arose as a woodpecker activity and a startled resident alerted authorities. In Washington, TJ Modes woke to a ticking clock and a glowing window, discovering his house rear on fire as a potential warning of danger.
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Charlotin
N.C
Alock
North Caroline
Scotland Neck
Tanda Smith
Washington
TJ Modes
Ha Ton
Vienna Faces Rent Strain Over High Electricity Costs
In Vienna households struggle with elevated electricity charges threatening rent payments. The socialist city council majority pushes a measure to abolish the meter rent, seeking relief for residents amid the energy cost crisis.
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Vienna
Austria
Coynet
John Brotherhood Plans Minstrel Banquet at Feb 22
The St. John's Brotherhood announced the annual George Washington banquet will be a large affair at the church on February 22 with an out of town speaker to be secured and details to come. A ministry was planned for February 1 and 2.
Beer Chief Benedict Crowell Heads Ohio Beer Commission
Benedict Crowell a Cleveland contractor is named to lead Ohio's new nine member beer commission appointed by Governor George White. The body will study methods for manufacturing sale and distribution of beer if and when the Volstead act is modified. Efforts already under way to repeat state prohibition laws in Ohio.
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Benedict Crowell
Vte Dourent
Columbus
Fan
Ohio
New Beer Commission
Cleveland
George White
Cattle Market Gains as Week Ends Narrowly
Columius G Tan 21 reports cattle markets closed with gains of 10 to 20 cents per hundredweight. Light steers and long-horns led the upswing as hogs moved on a steadier path. Chicago receipts for the first four days this week rose about 3 percent, with overall sentiment turning from steady to moderately weaker at week’s close.
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Henry Tolt
Ula University
Lavinge
Orden
Flint Hot Co Indy
Makesham
Forthag
Oxford
Uhesa
Vbinwan
Columius
Tan
Catle
B. Curry
Ghia Parne Durent
Ptbrac
Chircago
Dr Klein to Speak on Small Town Chambers of Commerce
Dr Klein will speak Sunday from 7500 N to discuss small town chambers of commerce in a radio talk. He will defend broad networking and avoid over concentration of economic influence, examining conditions affecting smaller communities and the vitality they bring to business recovery.
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DR. Klein
Julius Klein
Washington
Columbia
de. Klein
Mak Studenta
Urululy
Wijee Gudlusteinl
Mondyanaris
Thi Denitey
Wbstoukl
Ulmost
Enre
Nearstat
Loligves
Neo
Changes proposed in Ohio election law bills
Columbus Ohio July 23 Five bills proposing changes to Ohio election law have been introduced in the legislature and in the secretary of state's office. Proposals include extending governor and lieutenant governor terms to four years, making the attorney general appointive by the governor with legislative approval, and other reforms to offices and campaign finance limits. A new census based reapportionment plan would set state house and senate membership by population.
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Ohio
Legislativra
Secretary of
Bulky Wanati
Liehauss
Ep. Boyd
Cuynigga
Gavardor
Houtenart-povernor
Gene al
Sanchive
Lloyd
Scioto
Yniter
Telestead
Sonstar Lloyd
Cent
Rep
Beard
Montgomery
Univer
Coimparison
Aenilor
Jewel
Jidee
Ehevife
Winder
Ho Onse
Hen
General Assembly
Tia Muntuatog
Mendment
Ehnk
Cy Tifo
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Conaily Dimes
Conaly T Wisaionee
Pleasant Ridge Charge Possessed by Australians
A fragment reports two small items claimed by Australians, including a tiny inedible piece described as a swede and a longer, fragile item. Witnesses are cited, with notes on magnification for viewing these minuscule objects.
Germans Dig In Roman Camps Near Naulen
German forces resume construction of permanent camps for the Behani 15th Tonian legions at Naulen after a prolonged halt due to funds. Barracks and shops line a Main street as work recommences amid cautious Allied observation.
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Naulen
Germany
Bonn Nyseau
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