Reception by the Juniors at Oxford High School
The Oxford High School juniors held a cannital reception last evening with seniors. The event featured blue and gold for juniors and old rose and green for seniors, a four course dinner, and a program including welcomes, responses, and tributes. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Howard Kramer, Mr and Mrs Charles Koachler, and Myron Bunnell, with Miss Kathryn Kramer and Miss Ethel Wagner delivering several speakers.
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Oxford
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Bunswef
Migs Ermadacvbe
Bishop -Street
Adu
Mule Coffe
Gertrude Stoneker
Welcomo
Kathryn Kramer
Misa Lillian Fingh
Charles A. Beachler
Claude Hamman
Howard N. Kramer
Ethel Wagner
Georgetta Alexander
Tinna Cone
Americsunes
Jessie Bailey
Myron Bunnell
Charles A. Koachler
Emma Cons
Jassie Jadaz
Mary Flanagay
Lillian Winch
Bessie Elliott
Gertrude Bleneker
Erma Jacobs
Dorothy Beal
Alma Beal
Alma van Ausdall
Agatha Size-rove
Helens Woodruff
Kathryn
Oxford business notices and village bond sale
A garbled OCR page lists Oxford notices including a hat and meat shop advertisement, taxi and tire repair, a growing mash for chicks, a T-room house sale, and a formal village bond sale with bids due May 16 1931. It references sealed proposals for bonds totaling $4 509 and $7 000, interest rates and payment terms, bidder requirements, and village official endorsements.
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Park Place
East Park
Oxford
Ohio
Bouda
Salq
Bondy
Beaton
Cleve
As You Like It Presented at Oxford College
Oxford College for Women staged Shakespeare’s As You Like It in the college chapel under Miss Marence Swisher. The cast featured Dorothy Boyd Florence Hill Mary Lucile Judd Marian McArthur Bormicel Sime Alice Cassell and others, with notable effort in scenery and costumes earning praise from a large audience including local educators. The performance was described as delightful and creditable throughout.
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Oxford
Marence Swisher
Oxford College For
Shakespeare Clagsra
Andignes
Evening Journal
Rosa- Jind
Dorothy Boyd
Dayton
Florence Hill
Booth Tarkington
Celis
Mary Lucile Judd
Miami University Considers New Dormitory For Women
Miami University authorities plan to meet in a few days to discuss building another women’s dormitory on East Spring Street, next to East Hall. The temporary dormitory now serves for 25 to 30 years at a cost of just over 850000, with plans for a permanent facility funded by the new law that could bring about 350000 annually for new buildings. If approved, the first funds would arrive in September, enabling construction to start and relieve crowded conditions by fall 1922.
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Miami
Miami Univer ‘Ty
East Bsil
Spring
Lew
Sacred Song Service At First Presbyterian Church
Sacred song service to be held Sunday evening at 7 90 oclock with Miss Lillian Aldelech Thayer and student choir, featuring violinist Miss Margaret Garhard and organist Miss Dorothy Leonard, in a program including God is a Spirit and Ave Maria and other selections by various performers. New Miami University dining hall to open with 160 women to dine in Bishop Hall new dining line home.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lillian Aldelech Thayer
Quartotte
Elizabeth Hamilton
Lisa‘ Fallowns
Sainé Saeus
Hamilton
Bre
Stephen KR. Williams
Barnett
Tyna Cane
J. V. McM Fay
Mia
H. A. Moore
Savior Hear Ma
Dudley Buck
Margaret, Garhard
Scout Garhard
Divine Fodeener
Gounod
Dorothy Leonard
Verdora
Haydn
LesbaLdgar
Chadwick
Miami University
Bishop Hall
Miss Hunter to Give Recital at Oxford College Chapel
Miss Mildred Cleator Hunter of Williamsport Indiana will give her senior recital Monday at 8 p.m. in the chapel of Oxford College for Women. She studies with Prof. Clem A Taner and will be assisted by Vivian Bresks soprano Crawfordsville and Wilhelmine Bixler accompanist Owensville. The program features classical pieces by Navin Wagner Rimsky Korsakov Paderewski Arditi Sullvan and Godard among others. Friends of the college are invited to attend this recital.
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Hunter
Oxford College For Women
Misi Mildred Cleator Hunter
Williamsport
Ind
Prane
Clem “A. Taner
Vivian Bresks
Crawfordsville
Dad
Wilhelmine Bixler
Owensville
Arthur Navin
Tgeatendy
Wagter-Elso
Mildred Hunter
Arditi
le Tortoréhe
Franz
Sullvan-Kelley
Mulberries
Godard
Attractions At Oxford Theatres Powering Education
A fragment notes Pasil at Oxford theatres and a production titled Education of Elizabeth. The snippet hints at performances and educational themes with possible ties to a local arts program or university theater.
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Oxford” Theatres
Pasil
Aay
Powert “Hardhound
Ailzabeth
The Devil's Crates Rent Mystery On Monday
A fragmented clipping references a Monday event titled The Devil's. Readable fragments hint at a local occurrence involving crates and a rent dispute. Names, dates, or places are unclear in the damaged text.
Ohio Finance Officers Elect Year Officers and Leaders
Ohio finance officers elected for the coming year include Wallace P. Roudebush of Miami University as president J P West of Otterbein University as secretary T G Curr of Mt Wilson College as treasurer The officers along with Daniel Lawrence of the University of Cincinnati will form the executive committee for the occasion.
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Ohio Financial
Ohio
Tte
F. Dent
Wallace P. Roudebush
Miami University
J.P. West
Obterbein University
Tt. G. Curr
Mt. Wilson College
Daniel,Lawrence
University of Cincinnati
Prof Newdick Named As Willard Scholar At Harvard
Prof Robert S Newdick of Miami University English department will join Harvard University next year as a Willard scholar to study philology. Fellow Miami graduate Paul Weidner, also from the English department, will pursue a master's degree at Harvard on a scholarship. Holy Trinity Church will hold a vesper service at 3 p m with a sermon on the text When the Comforter is Come.
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Newdick
Willard
Robert S Newdick
Miami University
Harvard University
Aasvard
Paul ‘Weidner
Miami
Harvard
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
Church
Thera
Episcopal Church
Oxford Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits
Hrs B Davin returns home after a week visiting relatives in Ta danspélis Indiana. James Nolan of Cincinnati visits old friends and stays with locals. George M Adams spends the weekend with friends in Cincinnati. Dr Charles H Handschin of the German department at the university travels to Chienga.
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B. Davin
Tadanspélis
Ind
James Nolan
Cincinnati
George M. ‘Adams
Quecet
Charles H. Handschin
Mica? Univsity
Chienga
Syhere le
Father John's Medicine Rebuilds Wasted Tissue
An old advertisement touts Father John's Medicine as pure nourishment for the weak and run down. It claims the remedy rebuilds wasted tissues by supplying a form of fuel easily absorbed to restore weight and strength.
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Father John
Pil Sie 0 saeier f Ba Notrens a wis Adalia Cave
A fragment notes a Gintinasti today attending the taesting of the Sonik Sumai of Mem vniver sity.
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Saeier
Wis Adalia
Sonik Sumai
Foresters vs Coca Colas at Frog and Switch Works
Baseball preview notes a Sunday game between the Coca Colas and the Foresters at Frog and Switch Works diamond. Pitchers Dees or Eldridge may start for Coca Colas, with Wolke or Sheard behind the plate. Foresters line up Murphy or Gardner to catch Panzer.
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Coca-Colas
Foresters
Dees
Eldridge
Covs-Colas
Wolke
Sheard
Cooper
Kimble
Heinbeck
Ewen
Dingeldine
Hill
H Sheard
Forestara
Murphy
Gardner
Panzer
Korb
Rapp
Hutchison
Beer
Uarris
Sebrichto
Burkey
Clippers at Amanda Clipper game on Sunday at Annanda
Cordin, who pushed and hit a run against the Foresters last Sunday, will be on the mound for the Clippers as they play at Annanda Sunday. Those wishing to join the trip with the Clippers are asked to call 1907% to secure places. The track departs Vast avenue and Hanover street at 12 45, while players meet at 832 Best Avenue at 12 30.
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Cordin
The
Foresters
Clippers
Annanda
Vast Svenue
Hanoverslest
Best Avenue
Foley Co Mail Order Ad Promises Health Remedies
A vintage solicits readers to mail in five cents to Foley & Co for a trial package of remedies. The offer names Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, a cathartic, and other products claimed to aid pains and digestion.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
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