Oxford postmaster puzzled by missing pens and holders
OxfordPostmaster Caldwell reports patrons repeatedly remove pens and pen holders from the lobby desk causing shortages amid complaints. He notes ink reserves are old and pen thefts persist, while detailing a local lodge event and fire damage at a nearby home with limited impact on the town.
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Stewart Reily High School Basketball Tilt Friday
Stewart Reily high school basketball game set for Friday at Stewart gym at 7 p m. Reily pursues strong season after beating Sevene ntifp Hamilton Reserves Monroe sid Okeata 49 to 10 17. Stewart holds a solid 11 wins in 14 games and junior high teams from two Tyro schools will open with a strong preliminary pair. Sheehan With Siam Legation ties add local interest as Murray Sten bon, ex Hamilton graduate now Siam legation attache in Washington, is mentioned.
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Floating university world cruise sails from New York
The seventh Annual floating university world cruise aboard the President Johnson sails from New York on November 2. Brot. Anderson will join the vessel in Madrid. The trip features varied study opportunities and a ship fitted for multiple purposes.
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Amnesiac-wary woman sought skin removal at hospital
Ohio police investigated a woman who applied at a hospital to have the skin removed from her fingertips. She gave the name Laura Vice, 40, but her vague answers suggested she might be an amnesia victim. Also reported: Dr. Victor Starks, 86, zoologist and Carnegie Museum assistant curator of molluscs, died in New Philadelphia. In Dayton, Viva inmates attempted an escape by removing two hats and lowering a rope. Thomas M E Reed, 16, was successful but distracted by a short interruption.
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Camden News Roundup From The Journal January 26
Local report covers theft of a wire fence along Lexington Pinemont road by county highway workers, school bus licensing updates, mortgage foreclosures in Camden and Preble County, chauffeur licenses for drivers, a Farmers Community Institute planned in Camden, and operetta preparations by Cruden School seventh and eighth graders with Prof. Chas West directing.
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City plans to generate power from waterworks for city uses
Cincinnati officials heard a Fosdick and Hilmer report proposing use of Hastern Avenue pumping station equipment to generate electrical current for city needs. The plan aims to supply the workhouse city hall Lunken airport and street lights on Boulevards and viaducts including Laurel Street approach to Union Terminal.
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Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests
The article lists numerous residents and visitors in a compact social column. It notes Mrs Cass Brower preparing to leave the Fowler home on Lafayette Street, KE Stervenbach from Dayton visiting Camden, Exton families hosting Welsh visitors, Sam Boomershine and B A Bouseman’s households, F Oite and Ais Hoft at a broadcast, Frank Roberts hosting a card party with hour tables and a sunsheen, Mary Killough visiting the Logan home, and Postmaster E J Phares spending time in Dayton with his daughters and their families.
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City council urged to adopt Fosdick and Hitmer plan
Mr Dykstra told council that implementing the Fosdick and Hitmer proposals would save Cincinnati citizens about 125000 annually. He urged careful consideration and immediate attention to the recommendations, calling the matter of great importance to those paying public assessments today.
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Stork Visitor at Gunt y Home
Steubenville report notes rising births at Jefferson county infirmary with three stork visits last year. Dr M H Rosenblum cites carbon dioxide mystery as plants fail without it, leaving residents to ponder.
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