Oxford Work Starts On South College Avenue
Contractor James McHugh began cement curbs and butters on South College avenue at the north end near High street. Work will progress rapidly to complete both sides then proceed with concrete base brick and magtic-filled. Rain delayed work yesterday. labor from Hamilton joined today. Council adjourned until August 2. Joseph Terry, the escaped workhouse inmate, fled Oxford twice last week and planned to go to Chicago.
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Oxford
James McHugh
South College Avenue
High Street
McHugh
College Avenue
Patterson Avenue
Hamilton
Enginvar Klevorn
MeHugh Suya
Harris to Join West Virginia Faculty and Aug nuptials
Thomas L Harris recently head of sociology at Miami University will join the University of West Virginia Morgantown faculty. He will marry Miss Geer Eine Ritland of Madison Wisconsin in early August. Harris active in church and Red Cross work in this village and will be greatly missed.
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Harris
U. of West Virginia
Thomas L. Harris
Miami University
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Mise Geer
Eine Ritland
Madison
Wis
Red Cross
Notices FOR SALE Big type Poland China hogs listed
Oxford Business announces sale of several large Poland China male hogs of Thoroughbred quality. Contact Charles Webber Jr at College Corner Pike. Advertisement dated July 16.
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Poland
China
Charles Webber, Jr
College Corner Pike
Oxford Personal Notes Reflect Community Visits and Moves
Oxford residents and visitors are listed in a roundup of local social activity. Mr. and Mrs. Cochran of Millville hosted Mrs. Cochran's sister Mrs. D A Sexton. Miss Jennie Brooks has returned from California for the summer. Norman W. Vanausdall from New York visits his parents on South Main Street. Glenn Corbett and Alice Bridgeford visit Cincinnati and Windsor. Dr and Mrs Frank J Clark spend a few days in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Harvey Flory of Eaton are guests of the Swaffords on North Poplar Street. Stadlers of Cincinnati stay a week with relatives on East High Street. many Oxford residents attended boxing in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Clarence Darr and children plan to move to Middletown. Mr Darr transferred from a Kroger store in Hamilton to Middletown.
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Charles Cochran
Millville
Glenn Corbett
Cincinnati
TH. AL Demand
Elmer W. Hinkle
Hamilton Thesday
Frank J. Clark
Eaton
Howard Swafford
North Poplar Street
Robert P. Stadler
Lo Spi
Stadler
East High Street
Oxford
Hamilton
Clarencé Darr
Middletown
Me Firat
Darr
Kroger
Haititton
Middletom
Divorce Suits Rise Across England and Wales
London reports a sharp rise in divorce suits during 1919 with over 40 percent involving no children. Husbands more faithful than wives and the first five years of marriage seen as easiest. White Paper from the Home Office shows petitions increasing from 2,659 in 1918 to 5,768 in 1919, totaling three and a half times 1913.
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London
Home Office
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Nagel
Joe Terry
Joseph Tetty
Ovington
Tipton County
Tenn
John Sheard
Terry
Perry
Marshal Sheard
Monte Carlo
Chicago
Oxford Farmers’ Club
BH. Brown
C. E. Schalts
Practical Farmers’ Club
J. H. King
George King
B. M. Black
E Bourne
Maggie Wilson
William Fisher
Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
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Jim the Penman
Tom Mix
Anne Stewart
Criterion Theatre
James Oliver Curwood
Isobel
Great Northwest
Touse Peters
Jane Novak
Oxford Business
Oxford Personals
Oneeleven
Bnet
Kuppenheimer
Mox-Eeph Rath Hammmton Hate
Bluc
Jefferson Theatre
Frechtling
Black and Cordiovan
Nature
P. K
Vassers
Priscilla Sun Hats
S.C. Chambray
Royal Society
Palm Beach
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W. C. Frechtling Co
Frechtling's Corner
Madras
J. Wesley Morris Jr
Hill Bros. Company Dry Cleaners
DYERS
Carpe Cleaners
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