Ready Electad Beautify Oxford Plans by Local Association
At a Miami university area meeting in the mayor's office the Retail Merchants association discussed village beautification plans. Committees from educational institutions and retreat prepared to hire a landscape artist and arrange photography of local sites for contrast. Linn Brown aims to publish a large special edition monthly. The group formed to secure speakers and propose plans to beautify Oxford, with a dinner at the next meeting.
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Boeevil
the Teton
O.can
Minnich
Miami Normal
F. K Snyder
Linn Brown
Oxford Herald
Bert Cramer
E. Shook
Oxford
Oxford College Glee Club to Perform Concert Saturday
Commissioner and J T Hutchison named fire chief with 18 firemen appointed to various posts in the companies. The Oxford College Glee Club will give its annual concert in the college chapel Saturday evening February 8. Program to be announced. John Doughiss fell and broke his leg near Emil Witt’s bakery. Harry Bader had a hospital accident in his yard injuring his hand on a rusted item. B Ringold fell and injured his leg while in his yard. WH Stephenson plans to move to a farm near Woods Station in April. B A Agnew reports Max Ziliox’s departure to take a job at Oxford Hardware Co. Postoffice building plans were hoped for but nothing new. Stuart Harper left for Indianapolis on business, returning Saturday. Western College Translations occupy time. second semester opens Monday February 4. Rev Edward Mack will be Western preacher. Dr Newman to preach in Middletown. Miss Elta Johnson of Duluth gave a graduating organ recital featuring Bach, Debussy, Faulkes, Faure, Wagner, and Vidor. Luther Kramer died in Gary Ind. his son George Kramer informed by telegram of the death. The death is believed accidental. Luther was in good health recently.
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Oxford College Glee Club
College Chapel
Tes Evivarns
John Doughiss
Emil Witt
Harry Bader
B. Ringold
Stephenson
Woods Station
B.A. Agnew
Max Ziliox
Ziliox
Oxford Hardyware Co
Postoffice
Stuart Harper
Indianapolighia
Western College
Western
Semectsr
Edward Mack
D. Dy
Lane Seminary
Cincinnati
Newman
Middletown
Elta Johnson
Duluth
Fuyue
Bach
Debat- Ponson
Faulkes
Lalo
Wagher
Vidor
Pitth
Minnie W. Pease
Tadienapolla
Ind
Ruby Hunter
Delmar Crane
Pittehirg
Clarence H. Melampy
Robert Morris
Union Village
Charles
Gutermuth
Cora
Johanna Elvor
Sola Bundy
M. Behureh
Clifford Stabler
Theodore Hagermin
J. W. Farman
R. Meloy
Ft. Ancient
Elsie
Mannie Erbbeck
Reading
George Kohl
Morton Stahl
James Wiggins
Goshilen
Ruth Huston
Bodalville
George Miller
Paul’ W. Tetrick
500 Club
James Shorts
Hoxie Chambers
King's Mills
Carl Duntam
Norwood
A. H. Bennett
Lee Randall
Messrs
Community Notes From Overpeck Jan 31
Overpeck Ohio January 31 Mr and Mrs J C Condon entertained Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs William Sipple and family Mrs Otwell Condon and children Misses Pannie and Henrietta Scheelers Mr and Mrs Joe May and daughter Mrs B S Hawthorne of Dayton returns home after a week visit with her cousin Mrs di G
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J. C. Condon
William Sipple
Otwell
Condon
Pannie
Henrietta Scheelers
Joe May
B.S. Hawthorne
Dayton
Di.g
FLKS Club Room Project Action Next Tuesday
Hamilton lodge No. 93 BPOE reports committees formed to set up club rooms. An option on the former Governor Campbell home at South Front and Ludlow was secured. Members are notified to attend next Tuesday evening when acceptance or rejection will be discussed. A class of candidates and a social occasion will follow under committee in charge Fed Bender W H Hodges and George B Dodd.
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Hamilton Lodge
Hi Boselly
James KB. Campbell
South Front
Ludlo' Siesty
Clayton A. Leites
Fed Bender
W. H. Hodges
George B. Dodd
Aeolian Company's Recital Draws Vast Town Crowd
A large audience estimated at 2500 to 5000 attended the Aeolian company recital at the First Methodist church on Tuesday evening. The program featured Mendelssohn’s Rondo Capriccioso on the pianola by Carl B. Chamberlain, Miss Helen Bain’s mezzo-soprano aria, and Charles K. Sayre on cello performing Wagner’s prize song from Niebelungen. The crowd filled the church and surrounding rooms, expressing high approval for the flawless performances and the Ashkar company’s instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian Company
Indei
Ashkar Company
A. Buzzi Peccia
Triumpis
Charles K. Sayre
Nie Isleringer
Wagner
Chamberlain Leads Pleasing City Concert With Stellar Soloists
Mr Chamberlain at the pianola guided a violinist and vocalists through a rich program. Miss Jeanie Strauss impressed with Herre Katy and a massed Massenet meditation, prompting enthusiastic encores. The concert closed with Rubestshein caprice, Schubert lieder, a Popper piece, and a trio featuring Miss Béraus and Messrs Chamberlain Sayre.
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Chamberlain
Jeanie Strauss
Hubuy
Strang
Bey
Massenet Sver
Theis
Valad Caprice
Ruberstein
Miss Bain
tWidmiung
Schubert
Popper
Mr. Sayre
Gude
Miss Béraus
Messrs
Sayre
Tas
College Corner Guests and Local Church Activities
The Journal College Corner notes Misses Ian Smith May Trowbridge and Miss Laura Doner hosted guests. A second quarterly church meeting included communion, and Dr Tevis preached a fine Sunday sermon at supper hosted by Rev Ed Muir. Numerous local families hosted guests Sunday across Cedarville and Cincinnati destinations, with travel to Richmond and Connersville cited.
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College Corner
Ian Smith
May
Trowbridge
Laura Doner
Church
Tevis
Ed Muir
Reception For How's Hobos In Cincinnati
Mayor Henry T. Hunt prepared for a four day convention in Cincinnati by directing police to secure railroad yards and prevent the gathering of J Eads How and his followers. He warned that if a convention forms near the city workhouse arrests would follow to keep them moving.
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Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
J. Eads
Jackson
Hunt
Fire prompts chimney blaze at 705 High a Treat residence
Last night at 6 36 authorities responded to a chimney fire at C Martin residence 705 High a Treat. The blaze caused minor damage with no injuries reported and the incident is being investigated for cause and safety compliance.
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C. ¥. Martin
Alani
Merchants 10th Banquet at the Atlas Hotel
Nearly one hundred RSVP’d for the Retail Merchants association banquet at the Atlas hotel on Thursday evening. Secretary W. E. Balch of the Indianapolis Merchants association will be the principal speaker arriving tomorrow afternoon as a guest of the Hamilton group. Special music is planned and the event is billed as the largest and most delightful banquet yet for Hamilton merchants. Dinner will follow 0:30 p.m.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Atlas Hotel
W. E. Balch
Indianapolis Merchants’ Association
Hamilton
Mason Jal To Che Journal Mayon
Harold A Pauley of Troy visited relatives incl Aunt Mrs Tom Hall over weekend. J W Briggs of Cincinnati visited. Home Culture club hosted by Mrs J W Buck. Mr and Mrs John Lewis of Kings Mills visited Cannover family. Pauline Conover of Columbus welcomed a boy last week. Mrs W C Wikoff hosted the Qui Vive club. Six Hand 500 club hosted by Mrs J Me Van Dyke and daughter Jean. Hester and Irene Moody hosted guests Annin of Norwood over weekend. Mexico discussion and natural features noted.
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Jal
Che Journal + Mayon
Harold A. Pauley
Troy
Tom Hall
Ori Raby
J. W. Briggs
Cincinnati
J. W .Buck
John Lewis
King's Mills
E. W. Cannover
Samuel Wyer
Pauline Conover
Columbus
W. C. Wikoff
Mexico
Empire
J. Me van Dyke
Jean
Hester
Irene Moody
Ann
Norwood
Restorative Sage Hair Remedy Promises Color Return
An old style article urges treating gray or lifeless hair as a call for help and praises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur as safe, effective, and affordable at fifty cents a bottle, sold by all druggists.
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Wyeth’s
Wyeth
Lamberald Mins Kate Vail Visits Family in Indiana
A Richmond Indiana woman Kate Vail visited her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Vail over the weekend. Community notices list church and group meetings including Philathea class at Mrs Bard’s home Tuesday and M E church committees Wednesday. Several families hosted visitors and the revival at the M B chapel closed Sunday with seventeen probationary confirmations.
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Mins
Kate Vail
Richmond
Ind
Samuel Vail
Bard
Symmes ‘Gyanite
M. E. Ahiel
M.E. Church
Ed Mortig
Wooldlawn’ Avenue
Fred. Ulm
Jordon
Healthy
George Vier
BMYBES AT HOME VISIT WITH LOCAL FAMILY
Dave Singers returned from a visit with Cheleen and Roscoe Funk at a home about 20 miles from Mobile Alabama. He reports the area sees plentiful corn crops and notes a violent incident involving the three Aomitton boys during his stay.
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Dave Singers
Aisi
Cheleen
Roscoe Funk
Mobile
Alabama
Dave
Coommons
Aida
Aomitton
Healthy Wedding License Issued in Ulieinnati
A marriage license was issued in Ulieinnati to George Rink 27 and Carrie B Betaing 25 both of Mr. Healthy.
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Mt, Healthy
Ulieinnati
George Rink
Carrie B. Betaing
Mr. Healthy
Birth Records Policy Sparks Supreme Court Debate
A recent Supreme Court ruling on vital statistics law burdens physicians reporting births by denying compensation and postage. The piece argues for amendments to pay doctors for filing birth records, warning that withholding births from registrars would harm public record accuracy and public welfare.
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Supreme Court
Uied
Demolition Advances in Grey-Eagle Stables Site
Work on tearing down the Grey-Eagle stables progresses rapidly as most additions to the former Home laundry building have been removed.
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Grey-Eagle
That Tightness of the Stomach Advertised Dyspepsia Tablets
A promotional notice extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion sour stomach belching and stomach pain. It claims rapid relief digestion improves appetite and sleep and urges home and office use with suggested order details and a free sample offer from F A Beart Co.
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Stuart
Bruain
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Merchants’ Association
Miami
Board of Athletic
Emitral
Miami University
J. T. Keady
Wakefield
Keady
Dartmouth College
Stone
Johm
J.T. Hutchison
Lis
Nywi
Ervier
Luther Kramer
George Kramer
Gary
Luther
FLKS
Campbell
M. E. Church
Martin Singler
Maple Ave
Th St
A L. Forewan
Jcnil Miller
Ross Davis
Newt
Iumbaugh
Wayne Moore
John Bishop
Maria Ault
Nina “Pentecost
Antincinnati
Milt. McDill
Chas. Stout
Nan Beasley
Bath
George Skinner
Martha Skinner
Scott Hoard
Elizabeth Farmer
Connersville
Geo, Skinner
The
Atlas
Indianapolis
Donald Smith
Norvo
Austin Smith
Monroe
Mason
Oren Delano
Elmo
Joseph Burdsal
Will Burdsall
Viola Birdwall
Myrs
M. B. Chaveli, Closet
Mia ‘Hurelt
Bhuart
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