Oxford Notes and Public Events in Franklin County
A report covers Marshal Sheard’s raid on the Garbold farm near Shandoy seeking forged check suspect Charles Dielkes, with Neal Dielkes involved. Dielkes remains at large while a promise to bring Neal to Brookville is noted. Also included are a civil damages ruling for Robert W. Anderson vs W. H. Ogden, Dr. Nelson H. Young’s resignation at Oxford Retreat, a village electric outage notice, a Sunday school picnic, Legion post headquarters move, Farm Bureau meeting, local sales notices, a social visit, and upcoming Sunday services across several churches.
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Oxford
Marshal John Sheard
Dr. Garbold
Shandoy
Charles Dielkes
Fred Cormier
Neal Dielkes
Marshal Sheard
Franklin County
Edward Miller
Harry Fry
Raymond
Ind
Attractions At The Oxford Theatres Tonight And Saturday
The Oxford theatres present Anita Stewart in Sowing the Wind and at the Criterion Isobel or the Trails End featuring House Peters and Jane Novak. Andrew K Johnson of near Reily died July 11 1921 aged 53. He wed Minnie E Vandevendar in 1891. she died 1900. He leaves his parents two sisters three brothers and many friends.
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Oxford Theatres
Oxford Today
Anita Stewart
Criterion Theatre
Isobel
James Oliver Crrwood
House Petera
Jane Novak
Andrew K. Johnson
Benjamin
Elizabeth Johnson
Reily
Minnie E. Vandevendar
Oxford Personal Notes Highlight Local Guests And Travel
Oxford society brief reports Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson of Spokane and Mrs. Ram sey and Mrs. Hawley of College Corner hosted by Nx. and Mrs. J. C. Barkley on North Beech. Thomas Munns returns home from Grand Rapids after visiting his father TL. Munns. Dr. and Mrs. R. P. Mogbaugh and son called Oxford friends. Mrs. George Edward Jackson, ill in Cincinnati, has moved to the First Presbyterian parsonage and remains serious. Mrs. A. F. Ross leaves Oak Avenue for Walla Walla after weeks with the Hutchinsons. Mrs. B. M. Davis returns from Indianapolis and Indiana points.
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Joseph R. Wilson
Spokane
Wash
SR. Ramsey
W. H. Hawley
College Corner
J. C. Barkley
North Beech Street
Mr. Wilson
Barkley
Morning Sun
Thomas Munns
TL. Munns
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. A. Hutchinson
Oak Avenue
Walla Walla, Wash
B. M. Davis
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Points
Visiting relatives and university ties noted
Mr and Mrs Brandenburg who have been at the University of Wisconsin for a year are expected home later this month. Mr Brandenburg will teach at the next summer session. Word from Christ Hospital Cincinnati reports Mrs Shook's condition satisfactory after Wednesday operation and a hoped for permanent recovery. A beer keg with brown fluid sits in the Upper Sandusky city jail as investigators withhold its identity and its makers remain at large.
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Tre
J. Brandenburg
University of Wisconsin
Brandenburg
Sims University
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
C. By Shook
Upper Sandusky
Opulent Holkar ruler to tour the United States with wives
Paria July 22 The Merabaja of Holkar ruler of Indore and one of India's wealthiest princes plans a U S visit with two wives if immigration allows. He aims to negotiate for rolling stock for Indore railways and has spent lavishly in Paris including autos and jewelry. He admired Theodora Roosevelt and laid a wreath at Quentin Roosevelt’s grave in Chaméry.
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Paria
Merabaja
Holkar
Indore
India
United States
Ines
Paris
Rus de la Paix
Maurice Lesieur
Maralisja
Theodora Roosevelt
France
Chamery
Quentin Roosevelt
Gospel meeting draws crowd at M C A M E church
Rev James H Denney of the First Street church spoke at the gospel auto meeting on South Twelfth Boulevard. The religious department hosted the event and the subject was well received by attendees.
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Denny
James H. Denney
First Street
Pocket picked at Union Station in Columbus
Joseph In senga of 1226 Broadway Noledo reported to police that his pockets were picked at the Columbus Union Station this morning. A loss of 1100 in ash and diamonds valued at 61000 was recorded as he was leaving a train.
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Fioefoorets
Columbus
Joseph Insenga
Broadway
Noledo
Union Station
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Robert W. Anderson
W. H. Ogden
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Young
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C.young
West High Street
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University Botanical Garden
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First Presbyterian
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Baby Jones
C. T. Jones
West
Walnut Street
Orin T. ‘Jones
Carol Ann Jones
Oxford Business Notices
North Elm Street
Vanatta
Farm Bureau
Miss Craig
Misa Marjorie Scholl
Connersville
Beas Craig
North Main Street
Metra Keon
Elizabeth Graham
Marguerite Douglass
Gertrude Hollmeyer
Harriet Beaton
Margaret Hayden
Gladys Viney
Blu
Francia
Wilber
Christ
Methodist Epiacopal
Charles XE
Turley
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St. Marty's Catholic
Willian A. Conroy
Union
Francis A. Wilber
First Presbyterian Church
Oxford Personals
Holbrock’s
Holbrock
Third Street Shoe Man
Dominic Benigio
Charles Coletti
Cleveland
Matowitz
Mexico
Dominic Benigno
Charles Colletti
Wilfred C. Bly
George K.fanner
Cleveland, O
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Cleveland Ootics Department
Nursuit
Lace Con
Fashion Park
House of Kuppenheimer
Fashion Park and
Kuppenheimer
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Hammeren Hote
Blde
Jefferson Theatre
J. Wesley Morris Jr
Oriental Pasha
Maharaja of
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Osea
Reed and
Kroger
Georgia
Calhams
Peres
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