Oxford Charity Drive Mobilizes Village Aid
The Oxford charity effort organized by the Federation of clubs seeks clothing bedding and food for needy families this winter. Volunteers will canvass church groups across the village. stores will host barrels for donations and a central distribution hall will be prepared with heating from the village building.
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Oxford
John Tt. Coulter
Federation of Clubs
Edwin Coulter
American Legion
Stanley Pattenburgher
George Washington bicentennial plans four entertainments
Oxford announces a George Washington bicentennial committee event at town hall on Saturday November 26 featuring old-fashioned spelling bee square dancing and fiddlers with a prize for best caller. Proceeds support committee funds and a Joe Collity cabin.
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Oxford
George Washington
Town Hall
Barga
McGuffey
St. Patrick's
Joe Collity
Ohio Executions Trials and Death Penalty in Flux
Ohio court walls echo with closing arguments in the Downing murder case as the state presses for the death penalty. Separately, tributes and obituaries note the deaths of Howard Whitaker, Fred Huber, and others while a price strike looms in Dover. A Cleveland jury identifies Mack Musk as the killer of jeweler Merchert Quinlan.
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Golumbis
Mack) Musk
Merchert F. Quinlan
Yielim
Quinlan
Quinlan Wa
Local Social Notes From Kyle Sprott Area
Kyle Sprott and neighbors share visits across towns. November 1H events include Mrs. W Hy Loeffler calling on Mr and Mrs John Leffler of College Corner Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ema Crane and Mrs. Let tin Lowe of Bethany visited with E and Brunt Tuesday. Mary Compton and Gladys Sipp of Monroe were guests of Mr and Mrs Corwin Mehl Sunday. Betty Shubert of Oxford spent the weekend at home with Mary Van Nora and Leland Chapman’s class meeting notable Saturday afternoon. Emma Parrish and Helen Nicolay of Hamilton called on friends Tuesday afternoon.
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Mary van Nora
Leland Chapman
Max McCandless
Trexing
South Charleston
Emma Parrish
Helen Nicolay
Hamilton
Forgery charge held for grand jury in Butler County
Walter Smith, 27, of Cincinnati, pleaded not guilty to a forgery charge filed by a Middletown bank employee, in municipal court and was held on $2,000 bond for the Butler County grand jury. The report mentions local bakery items Mille and Honey Bread at Bt Bakery.
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Bidlward
Gehm
Middletown
Walter Smith
Cincinnati
Butler County
Debt Reduction Idea Explored by Senator Howell
Washington report outlines Senator Howell of Nebraska proposing a simplified view of wartime debts. He argues principal may be cancelled and only interest due, with European powers seeking further relief while the United States bears eventual repayment costs. The piece notes varied Western European reactions and ongoing pressure for debt relief, disarmament pledges, and altered payment terms.
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Howell
Chamlee F
Washington
Robert Hewell
Sam
England
France
Partioulay
United States
VU. B
Uncle Sam
Santuel
Traiscol
Germany
America
Middletown Seeks Lower Gas Rate With State Help
Middletown city officials announced they have retained H R Allensworth of Columbus to work with attorney James Hoffman to push for a 50 cent maximum gas rate before the state utilities commission. The Union Gas and Electric company has protected the ordinance, signaling a lengthy battle ahead.
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Middletown
H.R. Allensworth
Columbus
James Hoffman
State Utilities Commission
Elec.ty
Auto Theft Admitted by Two Local Youths
Middletown Ohio police say Ray Tehman and Meredith Meyers confessed to stealing a car in Middletown, driving it to Richmond Indiana, and robbing a grocery there. They admit several other minor thefts and will be returned to Indiana for trial.
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Middletown
Ray Tehman
Seyth Clinton Street
This City
Meredith Meyers
Cambridge City
Ind
Richmond
Indiana
Birth anniversaries of notable figures listed
Brief roundup notes several figures with birth years: U S Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut born Honolulu 83 years ago. Fred M Deaving ambassador to Peru born Columbia Missouri 83. evangelist William A Rey born Ames Town 69. Dr David Snedden Columbia educator born Hevilah Dal 64. Willia A Sutton educator Danburg Georgia 63. Robert J Manion Canadian statesman 51. Jose Capablanca world chess champion born Cuba 91.
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U.S
Hiram Bingham
Connectictt
Definate
Honolulu
Aba
Fred M. Deaving
U. S
Peru
Columbia
Rey
William A. Meet
WoAmes
Town
David Snedden
Columbia University
Hevilah
Dal
Willia A. Sutton
Danburg
Robert J. Manion
Wied
Jose Re Capablanca
Chawpion
Cuba
Family Day at U P Church Observed in Loyalty Campaign
Sunday morning services at the United Presbyterian Church will be observed as Family Day with cards sent to about two hundred families urging them to come and sit together. The loyalty campaign, begun after Rally Day, aims to boost attendance and interest across the denomination. A pageant written and directed by Bliss Helena Frebbting will be performed at the evening service.
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Ubilel Presbyterian Ehiurch
United Presbyterian
Bliss Helena Frecbtting
Labor Pays Tribute to Frank Holt in Hamilton
Labor tributes flow for Frank W. Holt a noted Hamilton trades leader and unionist. Franks funeral services were held at his home on Gudlow Street with Rev. Laster King officiating and interment at Gracewood. Holt a longtime Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers Union No. 135 officer and Trades Council delegate was praised for his dedication to the labor movement.
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Frank W. Holt
Gudlow Street
Laster
F. King
Lindenwald Church of Christ
Gracewood
My. Halt
Hamilton
Inder
Buller
Frank Holt
Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers' Union No
Trades Counsil
Trades Council
Let The Hen Take Medicine For You
Professor B I Dakan of the Ohio State University poultry department notes hens get vitamin D from cod liver oil to aid teeth and bone growth. He says winter feeding of cod liver oil in poultry rations, about 2 percent, is common, and sun exposure in summer also supports vitamin uptake.
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BARD
Dakan
Xave
Y Activities Reported To Trustee Board At Y M C A
John L. Prosser presents ten month activity report from the Y M C A to the association’s trustees. Highlights include 1,589 membership on November 1, 64 committees with 169 sessions, 27 internal groups totaling 404 sessions, 22 social groups with 236 sessions, 392 activity groups totaling 2,330 sessions and 37,000 in attendance, plus 31 incidental activity groups with 503 sessions and 158,041 total attendance. Boys department notes 26 football teams with 87 boys on rosters. Paragraph mentions BALES TAX opposition by labor from Cincinnati.
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Y. M
Inmtees
John L. Prosser
Prosser
Ua Boys
Ohio 4-H delegates head to Chicago show
Ohio’s 4-H club plans to send 18 rural youth to the national 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 27. W. E. Palmer, state leader, notes delegates from multiple counties will join about a thousand youths from across the United States at the convention tied to the International Livestock Exposition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
W. E. Palmer
Ohio State University
Ohic
Chiodna
Cha
Indada Atildred Fallan
Marguerite Steicher
Blyria
Donald Borger
Trenton
Hugh Helland
West Middletown
Dorothy Haines
Cridersville
Roger Smith
Washington
Paul Court
Breit
Raymond Huston
Bremen
Dayton breweries eyed to outdo capital push
November 19 report notes persistent talk among Dayton brewers about plans to challenge out-of-state capital. A prominent local businessman reputedly led the drive to organize a chain of Ohio breweries ready to supply consumers after legalization. Edward Raitt of Miami Valley Brewing says hundreds of thousands would be needed to expand Dayton operations. Other interested firms include Hollerkamp Pradne company and Oil Brewing.
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Dayton Breweries
Laston
Ghia
Dayton
Téwin
Soncerna
Ohio
Edward Raitt
Miami Valley Brewing Company
Aeveral
Dayton Brawchey
Conrerad
Tubire
Hollerkamp Pradnete Company
OIL Brewing Company
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P. E. Whelpton
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Delbert Millar
Numbara
Max Zilcox
Zilcox
South Nala Atreet
Gonymissionnr
Rotor
Oxford Village
Tein
Ore Hannob & S
Christros
Autiel Miami Univeraity Y. WC. A
Christman
Benton Hall
Whenciva
Miami
Miami University
Xnouudement
Vpeesh
Gatra
Methodist Apiscopal Street
Maw
Wiliam Banjamine
Aril
W. &. Yates
Cinginanti
American Book Company
Lecure
William Butler Waten
Mr. Howe
Frotel Linton
Cosford Donight
Hell's Highway
Richard Dix
Moritz Schlenck
Ann
Beblenck
Addie Greenan
Flowera
Puch
Allee Butler
Western College
Toledo
Ohio Association of College Registrars
Jay Douglass
Elyria
Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Pressay Hall
Walner Cheistian
University of Michignn
Roy
Barr
Uriana
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Rum
Formnt
Frang-Otto ¥ Vrode
Wittenberg College
Hitler
Howard Robingon
Iee
Weston Life-Saving Corps
Sawyer Symnasium
At & Plelock
Euler Chapel
Peabody Hall
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity Club
B. J. Ashbaugh
Ralph K. Hickek
The
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas O'Malley
Chicago Northwestern Railroad
Dafiance—Hobard T. Whitaker
Olio Knights Templar
Shelby
Fred Huber
Frank B. McMillin
Gilead
Ohio Chamber of Commierne
John W. Dempsey
Cleveland
Sterling Newell
Newell
Dover
Piesen'yawas County
Kyle Sprott
Acarnat
Bt Bakery
Solon
Kam
Varios
Twote
Banalor Howell
Hays
Europe
U. P. Church
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Federation
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Mane
Maird Ie Bayone
Hamilies Dewrsal
Webb
Tts
David Webb & Sons
Zhai
Oo Ross
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