Oxford McGuffey Wins Football Classic Over Stewart High
Oxford McGuffey defeated Stewart High 12 to 0 in a rainy afternoon contest attended by a large crowd. McGuffey’s backs and line showed strength, scoring on a pass, a run, and a field goal after Stewart failed to perform. Stewart osted injuries and slow play, failing to mount a comeback in the third annual meeting between the schools.
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Oxford Business Notices Prominent Local Figures Named
Oxford Township notices list numerous residents and officials including William Thailley Harry Brown Dan Uryant Joe Hein Erner Brown James Clark Samuel Douglas V Ettav Martin Konkhonesr Frank Freeman Alvin Gaston Harrison John Rogers Laron Bizulavy HA Smithy Julm Klog Carl Kienkey Wenry Innes Wary Lake Fred Mitchell Sverett Millar Win Mole Fred Munkopf Harvey Vandpedall Mra Colvin Gurr and others in a community roster.
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Narnigys
William Thailley
Harry Brown
Dan Uryant
Joe Hein
Erner Brown
James Clark
Sarouel Douglas
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Martin Konkhonesr
Frank Freeman
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Alvin Gaston
Harrison
John Rogers
Laron Bizulavy
HA Smithy
Julm Klog
Carl Ki
Stader Service Held Today at Home
Oxford, Nov. 12. The funeral of Joseph F. Sindley was held Wednesday night at his home on Vast High atroot. Relatives and friends attended, with many floral tributes. The service was conducted by Pastor James L. Thonto of the United Presbyterian church, followed by burial in Hulton Cemetery.
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Thane
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Tha United
Aresbylerisa
Carmii Galery
William Manrod
James D. Hutchissan
Rd Rasks
Butler
Hulton Cemetery
Death of Albert Eldredge student at Miami University
Albert Eldredge a 19 year old sophomore in the business college at Miami University died Friday night at Heirout hospital in Oxford after a weeks illness. He was moved between hospitals during treatment and his remains will be taken to Bart Clove jail for burial.
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Albert Wredge
Alvasan Pont
Koyt Cleveland
Sophoninra
Business
Miawi University
Heirout
Janmiion Anil
Ils
Benin
Dlerass
Deal
Yosei
Kamin
Senate
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Fess
Ohio
Hora Itiant
Naithay
Uarey Wibtican Conventiqn
Lester J. Dick Inson
Towa
Village theater to showcase Mingest group for charity
A high class entertainment will open the village program titled Mingest group, staged by Tua Key and Mortar Board. Proceeds aid worthy events as Dr Willis Toney’s operation and other community causes are detailed amid notes on local university band trips and Oxford Theatre attractions.
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Mortar Board
Poast’s Own Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The column lists numerous visits and calls among area residents including Mr and Mrs War ton Myare Mrs Charles Mears Mrs Creil Phiulres and Mrs AWerk Bradshaw of Ek Creek. It notes gatherings with families Arthur Monette Dorothy Halter and others and mentions Mrs Chielea Shoemaker confined to her home.
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Charles Mears
Jay
Creil Phiulres
Dayo Reayy
Awerk Bradshaw
Ek Creek
Hose Pregent
Arthur Monette
Antian
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Fo Halter
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Willan Trollenbaugh
Dank
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Geall Playea
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Slorry
Mey
Baker
Ani
Avie Monoda
Crab
Rubee
Bradniwil Larily
Charlea Dickey
Dave Levy
Misinisbya
Albert Myers
Tuvlon
Parte
Mra
Gard Sigel
Myr
Mya
Agron Steinmeta
Fiith
Reeve
Joragebilin
Mes
Uporge Reeve
Rath
Wmelen
Mildyed
Ash
Cattle and hog markets wobble in Columbus week
In Columbus on November 22 the cattle market moved up and down all week due to weeks of pressure and rising receipts. Lambs remained scarce with finished animals costly, while hog prices firmed late as slaughter slowed and demand improved. Pork products saw stronger demand from smaller buyers, supporting overall market tone despite poor conditions in some sectors.
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Silo Farm Bureau Research Department
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Community Notes From Middletown Area and Beyond
Local social items recall visits and funerals across Middletown and Dayton. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Ray Sohalter, Mrs Hebron Wilkinson’s funeral in Middletown, and Mrs Katharina Davis of Indianapolis. Various residents and families attend gatherings, grange meetings, and neighborhood events with names like Albert Pitzer, George Michaul, Fred Banker, and others noted.
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Grover Grant
Dennia Thompson
Katharina Davis
Indianapolla Hell
Dayton
Harry Heap
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Paul Log
Elk Greak
George Lowry
Michtlujuwa
Fred Banker
Mianea Nellie
Touesla Seibild
Walter Wirtluy
Elloyvtan
Malden Forrest
Frank Gox
Aft
Andates
Larry Phinies
Sevenmile
Ban Brock
Mid- Maton
Als
Aire
Notting of the Grange
Warren Myers
Sam Iaves
Mra
Political appointments rumor list for Roosevelt era cabinet
Charles F. Stewart notes many candidates for Roosevelt’s future cabinet including Alfred B. Smith and others. The long list covers treasury, war, state, navy, and attorney general roles with names like William Gibbs McAdoo, Newton D. Baker, Bernard Baruch, and James M. Cox among potential secretaries and top aides.
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Political shifts loom as Old Guard GOP falters
Washington dispatch reports a reshaping of the Republican Senate landscape with multiple incumbents and rising figures facing defeat or reconfiguration. Potential cabinet names surface across agriculture labor and commerce posts as Roosevelt-era factions influence prospective appointments.
Fragmented Ohio Event Notices and Military Names
Fragmentary OCR listing Ohio events and names includes references to an aviation ace, Waco Aircraft Corp director, a Batavia golf figure killed in a crash, a state scholastic meet plan, a high school basketball tournament for next March, and a vote by the Ohio Ladies union on a two year cycle. It mentions Libby of Wellington addressing a meeting and other scattered items.
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Business leaders praise potential recovery after election
A flood of optimism from American business figures follows the election as leaders from International Harvester to General Motors express belief that a Roosevelt victory will spark a broad upturn. They stress confidence in policy direction, delayed investment, and renewed consumer demand, while urging continued proactive steps to sustain recovery amid political transitions.
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National Broadcasting Co
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