Oxford Plans Fourth Of July Celebration And Phi Kappa Tau Conclave
Oxford plans a Fourth of July patriotic meeting at Pinton Hall with Rev Bernard Lee Rice delivering the address and Theo Dora Krall directing the music. the Phi Kappa Tau Silver Jubilee convention will run August 26 to 29 at Miami University with national headquarters dedication and fraternity nights planned. other items include religious study contributions and a record temperature at the village U G substation.
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Benotheed
Bernard Lee Rice
First Presbyterian Chorel
Westwood
Cincinnati
Theodora Krall
School of Fine Arts
Everett K. Foster
Arstt
Ot Hs
Patton
Phi Fai
Phi Kappa Tau
Oxford
Miami University
Alpha Chapter
Grorgia
Astor
Oxford Notices and Local Advertisements Update
Oxford notices list a stock sale on shoes and fruit flavors, church services at Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and Catholic mass times. Post Office bids for waste paper and towels due Sunday evening, town meeting postponed, theatre listings for White Shoulders and Behind Office Doors, and local personals about Thor Hoke and Ruth Devis amid Habeas Corpus hearings.
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Caldwell
By & O'Clock Simolay
Oxford Town
Oxford Town and Township
Memorial Preabyarnga Church
Hateen
Walil
Oxford
Satuday
Jack Holt
Mary Astor
Thor Hoke
Texas
Hoke
George W. Hoke
Mismis University
Ruth Devis
Lamiltom
William ‘Buck
French Lick Salts Promise Fat Reduction and Health
An old advertisement touts French Lick Salts as a fountain drink that removes fat and improves health. It claims small daily doses reduce fat, enhance vitality, and beautify the complexion, urging readers to consult their druggist for the bottle and a booklet on slimming the French Lick way.
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Teaatty
Tgdrinkas
Delta Theta Tau Sorority Picnic at Ft St Clair Park
Members and guests of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority enjoyed a picnic dinner at Ft St Clair Park near Eaton with new officers hosting. A brief business meeting followed at Dorothy Coombs home. attendees included Mrs Shir ler Daskes, Mrs Helen Garnheiser, and others, plus delegates from the national convention in Huntingdon Indiana. Personal notes mention travelers and a mortgage security judgment of 4975.42 secured by Sarah F Young for properties in Eaton Winson Tennis and West Alexandria, and Preble county tournament victories by local players.
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Menbers
Delta Theta Tau
Ft. St. Clair Park
Eaton
Shirler Daskes
Helen Garnheiser
Grace Jeffers
Charlotte Gabriel
Lene McEntyre
Gladys Heffron
Edne Bandel
Mix
Dorothy Coombs
Aissie Roberts
Ifrs Ite
Shirley Darkey
Grace Jeffera
Hlizabeth Irvine
Ruth Stervenbach
Dorothy Morrow
Eleanor Matt
Treng Nemntyre
Gladys Wefiron
Edna Bandtel
Genevieve White
Gladys Kapp
J. W. Coombs
Dorothy
Steve
Mice
Connar Outlines Ohio Water Conservation Plan
Connar state director of public works proposes a water conservation program for Ohio. The plan calls for purchasing strips of land 200 feet wide along major streams to create flats, parks, and dyke systems with easements for farmers, enabling navigation and steady water supplies. He urges federal aid and a regional conference district to implement a Muskingum Tuscarawas area plan to assure future domestic, industrial, and navigation needs.
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Columbus
A. T. Connar
Public Works
Hoe
Connor
Ohio
Cour
Mimi Rives Valley
Ohio events loom as jurors hear staged plot claims
Summary of a Cook County grand jury proceeding noting nine men and three women named in an alleged plot against the InterstaI Transit Co of Ohio. Columbus Wresley Tesler, now with the Houston Texas League, cited for a baseball award. autumn accident leaves several injured. Finnish National Fatheran Church elects H A Aho as president at Fairport conference.
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Chicago
Interstala Transit Company of
Ohio
Cook County
Columbus
Wresley Tesler
Houston
Ohio State University
H. A. Aho
Ely
Minn
Fairport
Here
Rotate Clover and Wheat Without Missing Crop Claim
Canlon Kas notes John Clark, a local farmer, grew a sweet clover stand in his one wheat field in April 1830. The crop promised a seed yield roughly equal in value to wheat. After harvest, the field will be plowed and seeded to wheat again next fall. The plan suits poorer wheat soils better than rich soils where grain grows weak.
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Canlon
Kas
John Clark
Camden tennis tournament and local church notes
The Camden tennis singles and doubles championships were completed last week with Copp Huffman and Bittle achieving multiple wins. Dick Huffman sponsored the Camden contest. Nearby, Rev W A Groes and family left Camden for a Lake Erie vacation. Local visits include the Bickels and the Alkhardts returning from Virginia. Preble County Methodist Day officers were elected: Rev J T Blanforth president, Mey W M Grogs vice president, Harry Flory secretary, H G Kikomborrs treasurer.
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Camden
Copp
Huffman
Bittle
Dick Huffman
Camden Conets
W. AM. Groes
MM. E. Church
Stanley Bickel
Larry
Hamilton
Susie Alkhardt
Gor Fon
Virginia
Preble County
Fair Grounds
Lgt
J. T. Blanforth
Ratan
Mey
W. M. Grogs
Harry Flory
Exton
H. G. Kikonborrs
Cam
Kentucky appoints King Nivopa to fill circuit judge seat
The Kentucky Lesingloo circuit appoints Judge King Nivopa to the bench effective January 15 to replace Judge RLCG. Stoll announced candidacy for the Republican nomination to seek re election. Burkesville Mrs Nozie Hogan Simpson, 2, killed instantly when she leaped from a automobile driven by her husband after becoming frightened by a fire. Carrollton Mrs B J Fenster Saucher, 70, died at her home. Bowling Green Father Thomas Hayes, 30 years a priest and 1 years pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church, was honored by his congregation with $1000. Franklin 8 Bender, 68, died at his home after several months illness. Monroe Warsaw Woolar Armstrong, 48, son of Gad Armstrong, drowned there while swimming.
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Lesingloo
King Nivopa
Rlcg
Stoll
Burkesville
Nozie Hogan Simpson
Bowling Green
Thomas Hayes
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sere
Bible Conference at Franklin Ohio plans listed
Franklin Ohio sets dates for the Miami Valley Bible Conference second annual session at Chautauqua starting July 2. Speakers include John Marvin Dean July 4 to 10, Frank A. Shulta July 5 to 25, Dr Campbell Morgan July 7 to 12, Bishop Edwin H Hughes July 11 and 12, with Gov George White and Lt Gov William G Pickrel among others. Music led by Ray G Upon Dayton.
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Franklin
Ohio
Miami Valley Bible
Kich
Chautanqua
Parlay H. Zartmann
Winond Lake
Johm Marvin Dean
Prank A. Shulta
Campbell Morgan
Edwin H. Hughes
Bassett
Pitteburgh
Boms
George White
William G. Pickrel
W. IL. Thompson
Columbus
William
A. Danner
Constance J. Brandon
New York
W. N. West
Tadisna
Simoiy
Jaly
Arthur I. Arnold
Ohio Council of Religion
Fangation
Ray G Upon
Dayton
Salad in chickens diet boosts egg production study shows
Ohio State University extension poultry specialist R E Cray reports that feeding greens such as cabbage kale and Swiss chard to chicks stimulates appetite and improves egg production with fewer culls. The green diet yields better layers and a healthier flock.
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Columbus
R. E. Cray
Ohio State
Cray
Everglades Sugar Crop Totals 59,000,000 Pounds
Clewiston Florida July 3. More than 50 million pounds of raw sugar were produced in the Florida Everglades this year. The South Florida Sugar Company in Clewiston reported a total of 51,035,000 pounds from the season as cane grinding continued.
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Everglades
Clewiston
Fla
Florida Everglades
Southorn Sugar Company
Fins
Ieee
Ohio Authors Found Native Sons Lead In Nation
Cleveland July 3 A Cleveland Public Library survey ranks Ohio as producing 2434 authors, ahead of Indiana and Illinois, with notable names such as Sherwood Anderson Bierce and Howells among those associated with the state. Some duplication noted, including President Harrison tied to Ohio though much of life in Indiana.
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Cleveland, O
Chip Tay
Cleveland Public Library
Buckeye
Isitiapa
Hoosier
Kentuky
Indiana
Florence Gifford
Benjamin Herrison
Ohio
Iuwes Sherwood Anderéox
Ambrose Bierce
Charles Parrar Browco
Ariewss Ward
Alice Cary
William Dean Howells
Alexxofes H. McGuffey
James Ford Rhodes
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Louis Brumfield
George Jean Nathan
Claywove Darrow
Whitelaw Teeid
Brand Whitlock
George Ade
Albert J. Beveridge
Elmer Davis
Theodore Dreiser
Edward Eggleston
Walliam Dudley Foulke
George Barrie- Cutcheon
Meredith Nicholson
James Whity
Riley
Booth Tarrington
Lew Wallace
Nine Dayton Boys Treated For Rabies
Davison Ohio July 3 after a rabid dog died nine boys who tried to help the heat stressed animal by clipping it were given Pasteur treatment and four other exposed individuals also received treatment. Six youths reside on Home avenue where a ten day quarantine will be maintained. Names listed include My and Mrs Charles Shill Ray Shill dog owner Mrs Sue McConaughey and baby Kenneth Foland Daniel High Alvin High Clyde High Bob Allen Bluex Ogg Jos Sivan Eloyer Gueke all of Home avenue plus other addresses.
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Davison
Ohio
Home Avenue
Pasteur
Charles Shill
Ray Shill
Sue McComnaughey
Royal Street
Kenneth Foland
Ardmore
Daniel High
Alvin High
Clyde
Bob Allen
Bluex Ogg
Jos Sivan
Eloyer Gueke
Girl, 11, Wins Hog Raising Contest in Enosville Tenn
An 11 year old girl, Georgia Henderson of Riverdale, won first prize in a hog raising contest at Enosville, Tennessee, competing against bone grain entries from boys. her brother Buster Henderson placed third and fifth. County Agent Walter O. Sharp noted it as the exhibitor's second year winning.
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Enosville
Tenn
Georgia "Henderson
Riverdale
Buster Henderson
Walter O. Sharp
George Washington’s funds fall short after war ends
Dispatches show George Washington returning from the Revolution practically broke. He sent his mother 15 guineas with a note explaining they were all he had and that large demands awaited him. He mentions owing more than 500 pounds and taxes due in 1786, unsure when he will receive a shilling to pay them.
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George Washington
Washington
Todays Birthdays and Notable Figures Listed
Today’s birthday list includes Hubert Work former Postmaster General born in Denver and Joseph Ames of Johns Hopkins University born in Manchester Vermont. Charlotts Perkins Gilman Connecticut author born Hartford. Sarah Pratt Greene born Simsbury. Mrs Peter Olesen born Waterville Minnesota. Thomas Boyd born Defiance Ohio. Gregory Mason born New York. Richard Bennett born Hopewell New Brunswick. Sir Michael Sadler born in England.
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Hubert Work
Denver
Ander Anring
Marian Center
Dre. Jozeph $. Ames
Joins Hopkins University
Baltimore
Manchester
Vix
Charlotts Perkins Gilman
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Sarah Pratt Greene
Simsbury
Peter Olesen
Waterville
Minny
Thomas Boyd
Defiance
Oki
Gregory Mason
New York
Richard B. Bennett
Cunnida
Hopewell
New Brunswick
Michael B. Sadler
Lu Fy Dritieh Elyentional Woell
Ford Tests Industrial Farm To Remedy Slack In Business
Detroit July 3 Ford advances in industry by testing an industrial farm under Henry Ford's supervision. He promotes cooperative farming by large companies and envisions a fully motorized operation with workers keeping regular hours. The project aims to revitalize business efficiency and includes rebuilding local landmarks during construction.
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Ford
Lhn
Henry Ford Sees Farming and Industry Unite
Henry Ford urges closer ties between farming and industry saying future prosperity lies in blending farming with manufacturing. He envisions industries of the future including farming and notes farmers are industrialists on the land. He argues industry can create new outlets for farm products to reduce labor slack.
Ford experiments link farms and industry on 3000 acre Fort farm
Henry Ford accelerates a large scale program combining agriculture and industry on a 3000 acre tract near his industrial hub. He envisions small, decentralized industrial units embedded in farm areas to supply and absorb farm products, with a wage base of five dollars daily and a shift to year round farming and production methods.
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Bis
Henry Ford
Bes
Indusiry
New Fort
Anchor Cor
Ford
Farr
Shya Ford
Tle
Return to Sil0 Advised In Dairy Market
Durham New Hampshire Bert P Robinson of the University of New Hampshire has oped greater acreage and a return to the dairy cycle. He says current prices for dairy products hurt New England dairymen who must continue to buy grain and rely on low quality native hay.
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Durham
N. H
Bert P. Robinson
University of New Hammpshire
New Weyland
Few Ohio Women Lead In School Administration
A survey by Green Township Schools superintendent and Ohio State University officials shows about one fifth of Ohio’s school leaders are women. Of 2,915 superintendents and high school principals, 300 are women, mostly rural or second tier principals, with few in top city or county-wide posts. Most are college graduates, with 23 holding no degree, and salaries range from about 1250 to 4000 dollars. The study notes women as a group are less experienced and occupy fewer high admin roles, though more experienced women gain advancement opportunities.
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Columbus
D B. Siberi
Green Township
Smithville
E. W. Anderson
Ohio State University
Ohio
Cuca
Henda
Geida
Arere
Getyong
Sduinistraliona
Sibert
Laird Suit for Divorce Filed in Dayton Area
Hazel Laird of Dayton files a common pleas divorce petition against William Laird in Preble County. The petition alleges gross neglect of duty by the husband. The couple formerly resided in Disun Township, Ohio.
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William Laird
Salon
Willa
Lair
Depton
Hazel Laird
Aleo
Dayton
Charles A Alley Granted a Divorce
Charlea F. Alley was granted a divorce from Jeanette Alley on grounds of willful neglect. She is restored to her maiden name Jeanette Bhiondecker. The couple wed January 18, 1926 and had no children.
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Charles A. Alley
Charlea F. Alley
Jeanette Alley
Wilful Alsenon
Ailey
Jeanette Bhiondecker
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