Ready Elected Enecat To The near Oxford
At the Retail Merchants association meeting in Oxford Ohio plans were unveiled to beautify and improve the town. A landscape artist was hired and F R Snyder to photograph town spots. Committees formed to gather ideas and arrange next meeting with a dinner. Oxford aims to be one of the most beautiful towns in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Brown
Oxford Herald
Linn Brown
Dr. Molymaux
Dean Minnick
Bert Gesley
Hert Cramer
C. B. Shook
Oxford
Cence
Teva Pens
Oxford Notes and Local Incidents Chronicle
The report mentions city officials appointing a fire chief and 18 firefighters to posts, a college concert planned for Fabruary, minor accidents including broken arms and a palm injury, staff relocations, and a failed postoffice building project. It also covers student recitals, church notices, and the death of Luther Kramer in Tud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kramer
George Kramer
Lary
Tud
Luther
Agus Ae
Overpeck Rodulal Hosts Visitors in Sumlay
Mrs J G Condon entertained Sumlay Miz and Mrs William Sipple and family with Mrs Olwell Condon and children, Misses Fannie and Henrietta Schoelers, Mr and Mrs Joe May and daughter, Mrs B Hawthorne of Dayton, who returned home after a weeklong visit with cousins.
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Rodulal
J. G. Condon
Sumlay
Miz
William Sipple
Olwell Condon
Fannie
Henrietta Schoelers
Joe May
Uawthorne
Dayton
Club Room Project On Tap At Hamilton Lodge
Hamilton Lodge No. 93 BPOE plans to discuss and act on securing an option on the former Governor Campbell home at South Front and Ludlow streets. Next Tuesday evening’s meeting will also initiate a class of candidates and feature a social session. Notable a pianist, Minx Strauss, violinist, and Miss Bain performances enhance a program praised as one of the city’s most pleasing musical evenings.
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J. A. Agnew
Mus Ziliox
Nile
Iliox
Oxford Hardware Co
Postoffice
Stuart Harper
Indianapolis
the Western College
T the Western
Edward Mack
D. D
Lane Seminary
Cincinneti
Newman
Middletown
Mise Bila Johnson
Duluth
Bach
Debat- Ponson
Faulkes
Lalo
Romance
Wagner
Widor
Symphony
Johnson
Clues
Hamilton Lodge
B. PO
Chateway
Gas Bosch
Edutmitese
Hia
Janes H. Campbell
South Front
Ludlow
Clayton A. Leiter
T the
J. Fred Bender
W. H. Hodges
George 2. Dodd
Chamberlain
Misa
Dette Strauss
Rex
Hejre
Kati
Hubay
Straus
Mossenet
Gade
Mike Straus
Mesars
Sayre
Publi
Pinhola
Aeolian Company Recital Draws Large Crowd at First Methodist
Avolian company presented a concert at the First Methodist church Tuesday attracting between 2500 and 3000 listeners. Carl B. Chamberlain opened with Mendelssohn's Rondo Capriccioso on piano, followed by Belle Bain's Gloria and Sayre's cello performance of the prize song from Die Meistersinger, all praised for tone and style. space constraints prevent fuller review.
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Avolian Company
Aeolian Company
Mendels+ sobu
Carl B. Chamberlain
Bienor Bain
A. Buzai
Sayre
Wagner
College Corner notes and social visitors in town
The College Corner column lists guests of Miss Laury Doner and others visiting from nearby towns. It notes church events at M. E. B. church including communion and a sermon by district superintendent Dr Tevis. Several local residents and visitors are named with brief mentions of travel to Cincinnati, Richmond, and Connersville.
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Ournal College
O. Jan
Tna Smith
May
Trowbridge
Laury Doner
M. EB
Tevis
Ed Muir
Reception for How's Hobos Opens Four Day Cincinnati Convention
Mayor Henry T. Hunt arranged elaborate preparations for the reception of the millionaire hobo J. Hads How and his followers as they begin a four day convention in Cincinnati. Police Chief Jackson was ordered to arrange police at rail yards and keep the hobos moving if needed to prevent a confrontation at the city workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Henry T. Hunt
J. Hads
Hia
Polter Jackson
Hunt
Jackson
Fire damages chimney but causes no harm at residence
Last night a chimney fire at 705 High Street in the residence of F. F. Martin caused walling of the twos through fives to the house. The blaze did not cause damage beyond scare and was extinguished with no injuries reported.
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F. Martin
High Street
Banquet At The Atlas For Retail Merchants
Nearly one hundred invitations have been accepted for the Retail Merchants association banquet at the Atlas hotel Thursday evening with W H Balch of Indianapolis as principal speaker. He arrives in Hamilton tomorrow and will be guest of the association. Music is planned and the dinner follows 0:30 p.m. at the Atlas.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Atlas Hotel
W. H. Balch
Indianapolis, Merchants’ Association
Hamilton
Local Social News Highlights From Mason Area
Harold A Pauley of Troy visits aunt Mrs Tou Hall. Home Culture club hosted by Mrs J W Buck. John Lewis of Kings Mills and Orin Ruby hosted and entertained. J W Briggs of Cincinnati visits Thursday. Born to Mrs Samuel Wyer a daughter Tauline Conover of Columbus. Mrs W G Wikoff hosted Qui Vive club with Mexico topic. Mrs J M Van Dyke and daughter Jean host Six Hand club. Hester Irene Moody host guests Anna Irwin of Norwood.
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Mason
U. Dam
Harold A. Pauley
Troy
Tou Hall
Orin Ruby
J. W. Briggs
Cincinnati
Home Culture Club
J. W. Buck
John Lewis
King's Mills
E.W. Conover
Samuel Wyer
Wes Tauline Conover
Columbus
W. G. Wikoff
Mexico
Empire
J. M. van Dyke
Mise Jean
Hester
Irene Moody
Anna ‘Irwin
Norwood
Don’t Pull Out the Gray Hairs
A historical ad urging readers to treat gray hair with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It touts aging as natural, promotes sage tea and the remedy as restoring color, smoothness, and dandruff reduction. Sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle, with nationwide availability.
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Nékoss Neily
Wyneth
Wyeth
Lindenwald Social Notes and Church Revival Summary
Miss Kate Vail of Richmond visited relatives in Lindenwald Saturday and Sunday. The Philathea class plans a meeting at Mrs Bardoo Symmes avenue Tuesday night. Anniversary committee will convene at M B church Wednesday after prayer. Ladies Aid of M B church meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Ed Morris’s on Woodlawn avenue. Mr and Mrs Fred Uho and son Gordon of Mt Healthy visited Lindenwald. Mrs Jas Hershner of Hamilton planned a Monday meeting with Mrs Fred Snivkly. A revival at the M E church concluded Sunday night with several awaiting probation.
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Minnie W. Pease
Ladianapolis
Ind
Minn
Ruby Hunter
Delmar Crate
Pittsburg
Loys
Clatonne H. Melumpy
Robert Morris
Vision Village
Wiiter
Charles 1Ghilormuth
Cora
Johanna EL Yare
Fla Bundy
M. E. Church
Clifford Stabler
Theodore Hagerman
QW. Furman
Jr. Meloy
Ft. Ancient
Elvio
Mamie
George Koht
Morton Stall
James Wiggins
Goshia
Ruth Huston
Kate Vail
Richmond
Piveris
Samuel Vail
Bardoo Symmes
M. B
Ed Morris
Woodlawn Avenue
Fred Uho
Gordon
Mt. Healthy
George Vier~ling
Owén Delano
Avanue
Swnday
Mra
Joseph Burdsall
Will Burdsall
Mis
Viola Hirdsall
Jas. Hershner
Hawilton
Fred. Snivkly
Smye rs at Home Visit Highlights Local Quail Abundance
Dave Suiyers recently retired from a visit with Chelsea and Roscoe Funk at their home two miles from Mobile Alamo. He reports quail are plentiful in the area and that large numbers of birds were slaughtered by three Hamilton hoya during his stay.
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Smyers
Dave Suiyers
Chelsea
Roscoe Funk
Mobile
Alamo
Dave
Hamilton
Mt Healthy Wedding Notices in Cincinnati
A marriage license was filed in Cincinnati for George Rink aged 27 and Carrie Uelaing aged 26 both of Mt Healthy.
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MT. Healthy
Cincinnati
George Rink
Carrie FB. Uelaing
Hoth
Mt. Heatthy
Births Record Under Scrutiny by Supreme Court
A recent supreme court decision finds parts of the vital statistics law unconstitutional relating to birth reporting. Physicians received no compensation yet faced fines for noncompliance, prompting calls for physician support and law amendments to properly document births for public welfare.
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Supreme Court
Hittin
Demolition Advances on Grey Bugle Stables Site
The work on tearing down the Grey Bugle stables is moving rapidly. Most additions to the building previously used by the How laundry have been removed, signaling substantial progress on the project.
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Grey Bugle
How
That Tightness of the Stomach Trial Package Free
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve stomach tightness and indigestion. It claims rapid relief from nausea, belching, gas, and loss of appetite, with benefits to sleep and disposition. Free trial offers and nationwide availability are highlighted, with price cited as 50 cents per box.
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Stuart
Asahem
Ding
F. A. Binart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marstall, Miah
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Ath- Telia Control
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Ria
Conneil
Aavon
J. T. Hutchison
Ilee
Osford College Vice Club
College Chapel
John Douglass
Emil Witt
Jadl
Harry Bader
BR. Ringold
W. AL. Stephenson
Woody Station
FLKS
Campbell
Campbell’s Creek
LUMP
Martin Singler
Maple Ave
4Th St
Eled
A. L. Foreman
Carl Miller
Ross Davis
Newt
Humbourgh
Wayne Moore
John Lissop
Marie Ault
Nina Penteest
Milt McDill
Chas
Cleveland
Carwickle
Hulla
Helen
Oscar. Stout
Ann Ridevowre
Ruth Kirk
George Skinner
R. M. Witter
Frances
Witter
Henry Witter
Nan Beasley
Bath
George, Skinner
Martha Skinner
Scott Heard
Elizabeth Farmer
Connersville
Geo. Skinner
the Atlas
W. E. Balch
Messrs
Donald Smith
Austin Smith
Mource, D
Lindenwald
Sorrentosa
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