Oxford charity drives urgent needs and events at Oxford
The welfare committee of the Federation club announces a new worker joining its ranks and appeals for clothing for children. Volunteers repair shoes, accept discarded footwear, and aid daily relief cases. Local activities include a high school game, a social dance, and a community chicken supper with public invitations.
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Pythian Sisters Plan Installation Tonight in Oxford
A 24 member delegation from the local Pythian Sisters will travel to Milton tonight for joint installation ceremonies. The event will feature the installation of Vie Jorgen in the county and honors for several officers including Ruth Haleory and Nora Schoeke. Miami University hosts a basketball setback as the RedHawks look to rebound after a loss to Wittenberg with Shami’s west game set for Tuesday night at Breecastle against De Paws University.
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Home cough remedy praised for quick relief and simple mix
An article extols a home cough remedy labeled Vinexs or Chia Laree with pine extract. It describes mixing 24 minutes of Vinexs into a pint bottle, dissolving, spraying with water, and using without embing. It claims rapid relief, soothing inflamed membranes, and a moneyback guarantee.
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Gold Star Mothers to Visit France Pilgrimage Plans
Eighty five motor and widows of fallen soldiers of World War I tentatively accepted invitations to visit France or attend memorial services in the coming summer. The Army quartermaster general arranged five sailings from New York for trips of one month, with departures on June 17, June 33, July 12 and July 20. Among those taking the trip is Maggie Lewis of the Oise Aisne sector.
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United Presbyterian teachers hear Dr Randles in dinner
Officers and a group of about 20 representatives from Middletown Monroe and Cincinnati attended a dinner at the parish house. Dr A T Quailles spoke as principal, Dr Handles presiding, outlining the Bible school work and field activities.
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Extension classes for new semester by Miami
A meeting will be held at Hamilton High School Tuesday night at 6:30 for all interested in extension classes for next semester. Miami University will conduct the courses with French German English and sociology continuing from last term. New classes will be created to meet student requests.
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Ohio News Terse Fragments From Meigs Pomeroy Cadiz St Petersburg Washington
Ohio events report a First Christian church fire delaying a funeral, Meigs County jail reading by lantern, Cadiz electricity cut to save money, an 18 year old Anne Smith saved from a knife attack by her father Sam, 58, jailed for assault with intent to kill. St Petersburg notes suggest whipping post as crime deterrent while Washington reports the Ohio Supreme Court will decide February 6 on a Walvering Motor Freight Lines appeal to operate Highway 20 between Cleveland and Toledo.
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Mat Wilson Gets Jail Sentence
Mat Wilson, alias Walitah, 33, of 2811 Dixie Highway Hamilton, was sentenced to 180 days in Hamilton County Jail by Judge R.N. Noving in Cincinnati United States court. He was convicted of possessing moonshine mash and manufacturing whisky. He was granted a stay on Thursday to allow him to relocate his ailing wife to another residence for care.
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Butler Revision Board Organizes Change In Tax Board
The 1033 Butler county tax revision board reorganized with Frank Pepper replacing P G Welsh as president. Pepper became chairman while John M Harlan remained secretary with Joseph H DuBois as treasurer and county auditor.
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Payday Monday in Butler County Offices
Salaries of deputies and clerks in Butler county offices were paid Monday for the first time this year. The payment covered the appointees since last November 2 when appropriations for some funds ran out. Payday at the courthouse is twice a month except for elective officials, delayed from January 16 or 18 due to work on the 1933 appropriation measure. funds came from auto license tag sales.
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First Reformed Young People's Service Plans Evening Talk
The First Reformed Young People’s Executive Committee met Monday night to organize Sunday’s evening service. The principal feature will be a talk by Louis Freehtling on his recent world tour, as announced by the group.
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Judge Kautz at Labor Temple to speak on Economics
Judge E J Kauta will speak on economics at the Hamilton Trades and Labor Council meeting Tuesday night at 8 o clock. The event will be held at the Labor Temple and focuses on economia problems.
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Changes in Tax Payments Proposed by Boyle in Senate
Cleveland editor John Boyle advocates tax reform with penalties and credits. He proposes delaying payments from April to December, removing penalties for late taxes, a four percent discount for timely payments, and a structured settlement period with reduced rates to encourage compliance.
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