Oxford Council Meeting Fails to Halt Private Cement Plan
Oxford Ohio July 24 council members met with Mayor Bughes presiding. Mrs Pant protested curb and gutter work on South College Avenue by contractor I Warren, preferring to hire her own. Council approved six month appropriation and listed bills from Oxford Telephone, Waste Union Telegraph, Oxford Hardware, Miami University rent, freight, and more. Tobitt oiling bill referred for audit. $300 moved to service fund. Public notices include theatre attractions and a social at Miss Kendall’s home prior to her move to Marietta.
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Oxford
Hinkle
Bughes
Helens Vance Pant
South College Avenue
I. Warren
Paul
Fry
Pan
Oxford Telephone Co
Wastearn
Union Telegraph Co
Oxford Hardware Co
Miami University
Lea Sheard
Mary
Frank Halter
Oxford Lumber Co
Jense
Blickwylder
North Campus Avenue
Conifer
General
Service Fund
Tobitt
Wyoming
John Barrett
Union Street
C. I and W
Nagel
Union
Sears
Ife
Burway
Coulter Company
Free Trial For Asthma Sufferers Promises Readily
A distressed ad offers a free trial of a claimed asthma control method at the sender's expense. It proclaims relief for all ages and climates, targeting chronic sufferers and those who failed inhalers or remedies. It urges immediate action with a coupon and promises no postage.
Oxford notices offer car exchanges and household sales
Bale of household goods in park Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Coal and wood advertised. Contact Bb Bhinkle at phone 38. We want your old Ford car in exchanges for a new one with cash or time. Oxford Motor Co. Oxford Ohio. July 14 31.
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Oxford Motor 1 Co
Oxford
Ohio
Right to Drive Is Revoked in Oxford County
In Oxford Ohio Martin Vereker 20 received the stiffest sentence for speeding and disorderly conduct. He was fined 150 and costs under village ordinance, plus 25 and costs under state law, and his driving license was suspended for six months. Paul Wrights pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Oxford Red Cross seeks volunteers to sew children’s dresses at Mrs. Alex L. Johnson’s home, High Street and College Avenue, for needy infants.
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Oxford, O
Martin Vereker
John Vereker
Oxford
Paul Wrights
Or. Ford
Marshal Sheard
Fiva Hota
Indiana
Wright
Hughes
Vereker
Couth
Bufler
Vereher
Red Cross
Alex L. Johnson
High Street
College Avenue
Current Events Club Picnic and Society Notes at Richmond Park
The Current Events selub held its annual gathering in Glen Miller park Richmond Indiana with husbands and many friends invited. Attendees traveled by auto for a fine supper and a good time. Also listed are numerous members and friends including J O Caldwell C E Carter Ry D Gillespie Max Zilcox Leroy Williams and many more. The M E Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church plans a Friday 4 oclock meeting with supper and boxes. Mrs Emma Gang Butler funeral service was held at United Presbyterian church with pallbearers listed and interment at Oxford cemetery.
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Selub
Glen Miller Park
Richmond
Ind
J. O. Caldwell
C. E
E.W. Stephanson
Oxford Personalities On Vacation and Delayed Duties
Mrs Alice Kuhne visits Chicago to see friends while H L Bader begins his annual two week vacation at the Western Union office in Oxford. H C Smith of Xenia fills in during Bader's absence as Russell Hoffmeister returns to duties at the Miami Co op store after a two week break. Mrs James D Huithisson and others are noted in the shuffled local notices.
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Alice Kuhne
J. W. Kuhne
Chicago
H. L. Bader
Western Union Telegraph Company
H.¢. Smith
Xenia
Mr. Bader
Russell Hoffmeister
Miami
Relatives Host Guests and Travelers Leave for Trips
Janteies Mize Eins visit relatives in Middletown while Prof. Clem A. Towner of Oxford College plans a Long Beach trip with family staying until September. W. H. Shideler will take a two week fishing tour in Michigan. Mrs. Stephen Hipkins heads to Indianapolis to visit relatives after touring with daughter. Ray Thorp’s mother Eve Welsh travels to Kansas City for a stay with kin. Mrs. Cass Contaway of Rochester visits Liberty for a few days.
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Janteies Mize Eins
Middletown
Clem A. Towner
Oxford College
Long Beach
Cal
Relatives and locals in Mt Carmel area on July visit and incident
Mt Carmel Indiana residents host and visit kin from Illinois Minnesota and nearby towns. An auto accident near Reily injures two youths. A wood house fire destroys Mortis Thompson and partial loss to Mr Russell residence. town volunteers prevent greater damage.
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Mt. Carmel
Ind
Robert Magor
Illinois
Strothman
Stmthman
Tffie Spee
John Greier
Templeton Creek
Anderson
Indianapolis
Elmer Logan
Wit Laskey
Drewisburg
Alden Anthony
Max Harrison
Trenton
Henry Brown
Sharptown
Williamson
Wmn
Jolliff
Bath
Oscar Smith
Fred Russell Ware
Mortis Thompsonv
Mr. Rose Cell
Fashion store buys Solly’s stock after closing sale
In Middletown the Fashion store purchases a stock of Solly’s Underselling stock from 19 Main Street which had closed earlier. The assignee sale disposed of the goods and Mr. Dement of the Fashion store plans to place the items on sale soon at his Middletown shop. The paper is available at Booth’s news stand.
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Solly
Hag
Main Street
Dement
Middletown
Booth
Rainbow Division Veterans discuss veterans bonus and future form
Cleveland July 14 The Rainbow Division Veterans association opened a four day session with debate likely on a veterans bonus for World War I participants. Leaders debated whether to keep the division unified or split into regimental groups and whether to move headquarters from Columbus to Washington to aid legislation and wounded-claims work. Delegates brought greetings from President Harding and Coolidge.
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Cleveland
Rainbow Division Veterans Association
Birmingham
National Guard
Congress
War Department
Vatarans
Columbus
Washington
District of Columbus
Harding
Coolidge
Hypnotist Sheppard Delights Jefferson Theatre Audiences
Prof. Sheppard the mental marvel continued to entertain large Hamilton crowds at the Jefferson theatre. His hypnotism demonstrations are entertaining as well as instructive and amusing, promising laughter throughout the entire entertainment.
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Sheppard
Jeferson
Jefferson Theatre
Hamilton
Accessory Co Expands Business With Ford Parts Department
The Auto Accessories Co on Front and High streets completed a new store addition. The expansion creates a Ford parts department promising a comprehensive supply for Ford owners and reinforcing the store as a complete auto accessories and supply establishment.
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The
Auto -Accessories Co
High Streets
Ford
Bed Bug Population Question From Historical Notice
A poorly legible excerpt discusses bed bug reproduction, estimating two thirds female maturity and rapid laying. It asks how many bugs would exist in a year with no females among a subset, referencing a 19th or early 20th century note attributed to Mosby and Honohlala Hotel and Railroad Company, claiming a discovery to stop infestations.
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Rosbuge
USA
Panien
Cass pays for meal with ten dollar check
A man named Shr Kee Ver Cass paid for a meal with a ten dollar check. He claimed he lacked funds, the bank sent the check back with the note No Funds. The case is being processed by the authorities as funds verification continues.
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Cass
Faty
Ohio penitentiary probe adjourned to next week
The Senate committees investigating conditions at the Ohio penitentiary adjourned until next week as the inquiry continues. Findings at the London prison farm show only 800 of 1900 acres cultivated, an unsprayed six year old orchard, and that a southernmost superintendent and an electrical superintendent are paid without duties.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio Penitentiary
London
Missionary and Aid Society Meetings Attend Record in Darktown
Household gatherings dominate the report with the Missionary Society of the Iheran church hosted by Mrs. Frank Koppeler and the Aid Society of the M. H. church entertained by Mrs. Alonzo McCormick. Refreshments, ice cream and cake are noted. The item also lists multiple visiting relatives and dinner guests across families in Darktown, including the Witherby, Irwin, Shears, Engle, Truster and Silver families visiting or hosting over the weekend.
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Missionary Society of the Iheran Church
Frank Koppeler
Aid Society
M. H. Church
Alonzo McCormick
Mible Gainer
Chicago
Snyder
Maniucs
Bomarey
Roy Urban
Ruth
Bath
Tid
Maurice Witherby
Fannie Warshall
McGonigle
Ed Irwin
Mis
Sallie Shears
Jacob Gatszx
Overholtz
John
Donna
Richmond
Maria Swope
Perry Neaton
Eaton
Ohio
Harry Butterfield
Evelyn
Walter Wineidge
Helen Taylor
Scott Engle
Hamilton
Nellie
Noel Engle
Woman Fined for Violation of Wardrobe Ordinance
Zion July 14 Mrs Lark Johnson 19 was fined 8 percent and costs for violating the town’s dress code by exposing arms above the forearm and wearing a mosquito net blouse. She claimed the officers saw a pink corset cover through her waist and offered to produce it in court.
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Zion, I
Lark Johnson
Chase
Johnson
Valley View social notes from July gathering list
Valley View notes list visitors from Bellefontaine Hamilton Carlisle Hawlton and Seven Mile. bands postponed until August at Mrs Kracker's home. Betty Beckett from Hamilton visits. Mrs Kracker and Mrs Marshall plan Dillsboro trip for thymia treatment. James Weaver and Philip Ittel hauled stock to Cincinnati. Harry Rabines suffers broken collarbone. John Boyle injured.
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Valley View
Lemon
Bellefontaine
Bobenmeyer
Paul
Datas Weaver
Misa Mary Berger
Venice
Bir
Jake Manrod
Edwin Vizedan
Wether
William Visedan
Catherine Vizedan
Charles Skillman
Gould
Hamilton County
Myr
Robert Skillman
L. H. Derickeon
Carlisle
Fred Boblander
Twix
Hawilton
Frank Krucker
Ind
James Weaver
Philip Ittel
Atock
Cincinnati
Jake Viredo
Mac
Harry Rabines
Monroe
John Boyle
Tenor Soloist Recommends Rolley’s Honey and Tar
John F. West of 272 Morris Ave Trenton N J a well known tenor soloist writes of a severe throat sourness and sleepless nights He tried eye s Honey and Yar and was relieved At once He also praises Rolley s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds croup hay fever and asthma Sold everywhere Adv.
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Foley
John F. West
Morris Ave
Trenton
N. J
Adv
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Niagara and Hudson
Oxford Business Notices
M. E. Missionary Society
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Hamilton Tire Service
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