Oxford High School Weekend Basketball Schedule
Oxford plans a busy weekend with boys and girls doubleheaders at home against Fair Haven and Metlife high schools. Friday night features Oxford versus Fair Haven with Wittenbersh plans, plus Oxford to host a separate game between Oxford and Metlife. Saturday sees the Oxford E team taking on Hamilton Triangles in Herren gyana gym.
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Oxford
Sfan
Miami University
Loach Ewing
Springfield
Wittenbersh al- Tége
Plant
George
Argant
Oxford High School
Fair Haven High School
Metifey High School
Alsc
Carole High School
Hamilton
Banquet Plans by Fraternity and Sorority at Mimol University
Mimol university Gamma sorority and Gaiman Delis Delta fraternity plan an installation banquet at Bishop Hall on Saturday evening. Distinctive members will attend out of town. Toast program features "The Olympic Kince" and several named speakers and topics including Victories of the Past, The You's Visitn, Entrance Requirements, Preparations for the Race, Supporters on the Sideline, Other Contestants, Nearing the Goal, The Race Won, and The Olive Crown of Victory with remarks by multiple named members.
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Oxford
Gaiman Delis Gamma
Mimol University
Bishop Hall
Elhxeher
Nancy Johnson
Mrs. Gradle
Miss Edna Hutchisson Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Miss Edna Hutchisson yesterday celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at her home on Mainstreet. About eight to nine young friends joined in games and enjoyed refreshments after the entertaining afternoon. Guests included Marguerite Shultz Helen Bake Katherine Rommes Bessie Hales stead Marion Todd Irma Yunk Jane Stewart and many others.
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Edna Hittchizeomu
Mra. Damps
Hitchisson
Sanih Mainstreet
Marguerite Shultz
Helen Bake
Katherine Rommes
Bessie Halestead
Marion Todd
Irma Yunk
Jane Stewart
Sylvia Ritchiv
Mary Tou Rogers
Rose Butler
Faye Tianse
Ruth Jacobs
Mary Juloes
Taille Sehultz
Evelyn Carpenter
Herjorie Clark
Marguerita Kehir
Alice Williams
Caroline Welch
Denna Silvester
Sarah Welch
Betty Stewart
Helen Friece
Tacile Ane Hardes
Marin Carell
Henderson Building Leased Amid Office Moves
Squire Norman L. Armistead Oxford moved his office to the Henderson building from Main Street, as Randolph Matthews plans to move his tire shop into the former Hav erland Electric space. Matthews will partner with Sam Cros, a Miami University football standout, in the new athletic goods venture. The Henderson building now hosts Armistead and Matthews.
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Squire Norman L. Armistead
Oxford
Speace
Tietz
Henderson Building
Lowh
Walnut Street
Randolph Matthews
Haverland Electric Company
Matthews
Sam Cros
Miami University
Oxford Telephone
Missionary meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church will hold a meeting Friday at 2:30 PM at the Wesleyan church on North First Street. The annual report will be presented, and attendance is encouraged.
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North
Furst
American Legion to Meet Friday Night
A special called meeting of Courter post, American Legion, will be held Friday evening at the post rooms near the Criterion theatre. The gathering aims to discuss matters pertaining to the future existence of the organization and urges members to be present.
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American Legion
Courter Post
American Legions
Criterion Theatre
Mre
Acheniverd
At Oxford Theatres Present Diverse Attractions
Fragmented OCR text lists attractions at Oxford theatres including performances featuring Marion Davies and The Young Diana. Mentions of days and dates are unclear, but references indicate a schedule of films or shows across a weekend with various acts and tent engagements.
Notice of Sales and Services From Local Businesses
A fragmented notice lists a variety of goods and services including poultry feed dairy and horse feed, poultry equipment, grains, a hardware store promotion, and a sale by J. Hayden and C. Hayden. It mentions a New line of merchandise, warm air furnaces, Ford car offers, and free chiropractic consultation at Ziefles No 15 East High Street with hours provided.
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Watchisson
Ohtropragtors
East High Street
Alonzo Wardwell Dies in Oxford Township
Oxford township mourns the death of Alonzo Wardwell at 63 after illness. A lifelong farmer, he dies at his son Ford E Wardwell’s home west of Oxford. Funeral services on Friday at one pm at the family home, conducted by Rev J M Work, with burial in Oxford cemetery.
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Osford
Alona Wardwell
Oxford
Ford E. Wardwell
Mr. Wardwell
J. Me, Work
Oyfoi
Doctor Cook Undergoes Surgery at Cincinnati Hospital
Oxford Ohio surgeon Dan Gorge Nearvey Cook of the Oxford Retreat was suddenly struck ill yesterday. He was rushed to Christ Hospital in Cincinnati where an operation was performed. Word from the hospital today states his condition is satisfactory.
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Oxford
de Gorge Nearvey Cook
Clitist Hospital
Cincinnati
Sunday School Class At Scudder Home
Mr Hy J Scudder at Key Howe Yok South Paplar street will entertain the members of Wer SFchool class of the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock
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Hy J. Scudder
Key Howe
Paplar Street
Wer & Sfchool
Mathodizt Epis.cupil Church
Real Estate Transfers Notice From Local Land Office
Real estate transfers listed involving multiple parties including Marie Fulman and Laval teen Sp Phy Hox, with reference to parcel 13781 and associated taxes. Details show transfer actions among individuals and entities, noting property interest changes and dates in a court or land records section.
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Marie Fulman
Laval
Reilly Quintette Triumphs Over Harrison Team
The Reily quintette defeated Harrison in a Friday night game before a full house. Abel scored 13 and the Reily team displayed flawless signals and teamwork. Substitutes included McCradia and Eupp. referee Lancaster. Also notes on upcoming Nakahawa Hawaiian quartet concert and local club activities.
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Reily
Harrisonefore
Harrison
Divelee
Carlson
Sears
Reilr
Abbott
Pieeee Spraut
Weiland
Seeee Williams
Eve Eenstone Colver
Stork
Rikers
Ten Orchestra
Sealy
Okeant
Springfield
Yobruary
Hooper Death Reported From Jerusalem
Cincinnati banker Harry Robb Hooper aged 56 former secretary of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. and brother of Atlas National Bank vice president Charles J. Siegler died in Jerusalem. Hooper recently lived in Los Angeles and had sailed with his wife for an extended tour. A cable message to Mr. Ziegler said pneumonia feared after a suspected congested lung.
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Cincinnati
Jerusalem
Harry Robb Hooper
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Charles J. Siegler
Atlas’ Nationa
Dry
Hooper
Sielea
Los Angeles
Enyone
Charles J. Ziegler
Ziegler
My. Hooperson
Lew Dockstader Injured In New Jersey Fall
Lew Dockstader, famed minstrel known for performances at the Jefferson, was injured after a fall on an icy pavement in Noir Brunswick New Jersey. He was taken to a hospital where doctors report no serious injuries including no spine damage and note he weighs over 200 pounds.
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Lew Dockstader
the Jefferson
Noir
Damages Awarded in Minor Depew Case
A judgment for 4200 damages was awarded Tuesday by Judge Llarenca Murphy in Hamilton's domestic pleas court to Asent Depew, a minor, who sued D C Wood. The suit, brought by Charles Depew, claimed injuries from a wreck at Second and High streets. The defendant did not respond to the suit.
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Llarenca Murphy
Reomaon Pleas
Asent Depew
D.C. Wood
Charles Depew
Etynek
Second
Hhgh Streets
Harmilton
Grip Epidemic Subsiding Around Princeton Area
Special to The Journal reports grip cases easing near Princeton as residents recover. Local updates note university mid winter exams, visits from Ohio State students, and social events including a Lotus club dance and a ward party. Fox drive attendance rose despite poor weather with one fox captured. proceeds supported the hog. Farmers Week plans and social visits characterize community activity this week.
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J. Clawson
Harry Hughes
Lotus Club
Robert Gillespie
Jessia van Gorden
Milville
Claribel Wavis
Claysmates
Miami University
Words
Martha Seivard
Ohio State University
Herovery
H- 1
Willliamson
E. A. Petebell
Ben van Gorden
M. I. Spruce
Hamilton
Adolph Woodrey
Park Union
Anto Pridway
Fox Drive
Certer
Pythian Sisters of
Bethany
Oney Bolser
Elliott
Mra
Ed F. Rosencrang
Iin Harkrader
Middletown
Columbus
New Ohio road code proposed by state highways committee
Columbus reports a sweeping revision of highway laws by the Ohio House highways committee. principal sponsor Rep John T Brown of Champaign County, aims to create a state roads system, transfer maintenance to the department of highways, levy a gasoline tax on internal combustion vehicles with certain industry exemptions, and retroactively ease high property assessments for landowners affected by previous schemes. Also notes Sol Bloom elected in Nineteenth Congressional District and the death of Katherine Mansfield in France.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
John T. Brown
Champaign Counts
Department of Highways
Victor
New York
Sol Bloom
Samuel Mara
Yaonmuang Jeader
Notice to All Correspondents From The Evening Journal
All correspondents in rival communities must at once send their names and addresses to the Journal. Failure to comply may discontinue service. Correspondents requesting supplies must give full name and address or no attention will be given to audho quests.
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Evening Journal
Yailura
Fairbanks Would Have Son In His Pictures
Paris January 81 Douglas Fairbanks seeks to bring his son Douglas Jr into his film ventures. He has asked his former wife Mrs James Evans to allow reunification, but she refuses. Contracts in Paris name Wallin Elliott to manage and head a new company with Elliott, Evans, and Fairbanks Jr. planning to move to America in March.
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Paris
Jackie Coogan
Arlish
Douglas Fairbanks
James Evans
Douglas
Joy
Gest
Elliott
Dougl Jr
Hig
Sully
Fortuna
Filiott
America
iMareh
J Harry Watters Dies in Philadelphia at 52
Obituary from Cincinnati reports J Harry Watters age 52 died in Philadelphia. He served as Woodmen of the World district manager for Pennsylvania and previously ran Watters Business College in Cincinnati after helping found it with his father. Survived by widow a son James H Watters and sister Hazel W Brown. Body to be sent to Cincinnati for interment.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
J. Harry Watters
Cincinati
Woodmen
Pennsylvania
Mr. Watters
Sinielt
Art 45
Watters
State of Ohio
James H. Watters
Nathaniel 38. Clark
Easyside
Long Island
Hazel W Brown
Howitt Avenue
Hasl
Walnut Hills
POMERENE TO HEAD PAN AMERICAN DELEGATION
Washington reports the American delegation to the Pan American congress to assemble in Santiago, Chile in March will be led by Henry F. Fletcher ambassador to Belgium, with Frank Kellogg of Minnesota and Alice Pam erone of Ohio among its members. The lineup also includes former Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware George E. B. Vincent of New York Partridge of Vermont William Eric Fowler of Washington and Dr A N Rowe director of the Bail Union.
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Pomerene
Washington
Pan-American Congress
Santiago
Chile
Henry F. Fletcher
Belgium
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Alice Pamerone
Ohio
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
George EB. Vincent
Kook‘eter Foundation
New York
Peuuk ©. Partridge
Vermont
America must come to grips on problem
Julius H. Barnes president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and A. G. Bedford, chairman of the board of Standard Oil, urged at a luncheon that America lead in solving Europe’s economic problem and play a decisive role in world affairs. The remarks were reported from New York.
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New York
America
Europe
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
A. G. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Dorsey
Morelaints? Association
Daughter of Littauer May Marry Despite Objections
Paris decree reveals Colonel William Littauer of New York failed to block his daughter Cathring Tauise from marrying the suitor William Vrorlior. A civil court ruled both parties are of age under American law, negating parental consent requirements, allowing the marriage in France under customs. Colonel Littauer’s legal challenge rested on French parental consent.
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Paris
Win. A. Littauer
New York
Cathring Tauise
Wan
Vrorlior
Colonel Littauer
France
Me. Doeller
Dayton car bill labeled as land theft say Eichelberger
Daston Ohio January 11 The Dayton car bill is criticized as a land theft measure says City Manager Fred C Eichelberger He notes the bill gives the state control over ground with options to reappraise within 23 years and possible outright purchase He cites provisions for wider waterways and Miami River use to aid Dayton with a 2000 foot barge panel and conservancy board improvements claimed to enable such expansion
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Daston
Ohio
Dayton
Fred C. Eichelberger
Cincinnati
Sylvester Syided
Cleveland
Layton
Miami
Miami Conservancy Bisilieg Board
Arbuckle to Direct Comedies in Motion Picture Studio
Angles, California January 1. Roscoe Arbuckle announced last night he signed a contract to direct motion pictures for a comedy company. He said he was done with acting and that his aim is to make people laugh and be happy through directing. He pledged to announce decisions through the medium of comedies.
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Ang Angeles
Cal
Roseoe
Valery
Arbuckle
Motion Quelured
Lim Corporation
Institute at West Chester Farm and Health Seminar
An institute at West Chester Friday and Saturday February 9 and 10 will feature a program for farmers with a poultry exhibit and prizes. Notable speakers include William Med Lane O Toluson and Mrs Mary Cartwright. The event aims to promote drainage, pure foods, correct fertilization and community betterment with entertainment for children and adults.
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West Chester Farmer's Independent Institute
Wmn Schogl Mudie Vorima
West Chester
Union Township
Burcar
Echool
W. FL. Aufrang
Cav
Rebo
Keltioa Phillips
William Med
Lane
Atwaley
Toluson
Stryket
Mary Carthwright
Delaware
Stone
Mie
Cartwright
Wesleyan College
State Health Department
Fivst
Vutrl
E. F. Johnson
College of Agri~quittre
Ohio State University
Joinson
Stryker
Obio Seed Improvement Association
Johnson
Dak An
Twu-Dey
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Alonzo Wardwell
Scudder
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Heane
Tata OL Kanter
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Martin
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Princeton
Katherine Mansfield
Fontainbeur-Avon
Weiler
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Eeange
Minton
Butler County
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Minton Brokers Investigation Bureau
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