Oxford Conference on Public Schools in Oxford Friday
The Oxford Conference on Public Schools, organized by the States Survey Commission and Governor Willy, gathers Friday afternoon to outline a constructive program for Ohio schools. Dr Paul St Mart of Columbia University and Dr Mort assist, with invitations extended widely. The event includes talks on funding, education opportunity, and a demand for informed taxpayer support.
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Journal
Oxford
Wits Village
Boyton Ball
Willy
Ohio
Paul St. Mart
Columbia University
New York
Ashbaugh
Stiall
Irgislatian
Mrs McMillan In New Venture Unveils Water Pictures
Oxford nov 21 a former Cincinnatian Mrs Wadu Mac Millan now of Oxford unveils a new venture turning her water picture designs into commercial plaques figurines and calendars. the project links to husband Vale MagMillan and Detroit firm plans produce vases and gifts drawing wide curiosity from archaeologists and art circles. church events follow with student officers elected at united presbyterian and a missionary society service announced for next sunday.
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Fin
Missionary Society of Memorial Treabyterian
Callingville Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Wadu MacMillan
Balace Day
Simmer
Moiulea Baril
Georgian Bay
Isfordeast
Orrendes
United Presbyterian Church
Misc Ramsey
Doris Kramer
Trenanrer
Elizabeth McQuiston
Elizabeth Giltare
Hamilton postoffice to be furnished with steel items
The Hamilton postoffice received a contract award for steel furniture valued at 44,590 dollars. The Keyless Teck company won the bid for main equipment, with Shelby Cabinet Manufacturing and Thor American Seating supplying cases. Additional safe orders totaling 2,660 dollars go to Nerring-Mall-Marvin Safe Company, with deliveries to Mountain Grove Missouri Fort Worth and Tront woud Mish.
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Washington, D.C
Hamilton Postoffice
Keyless Teck Company
Iame
Hamilton Wer
Shelby Cabinet. Manufacturing Company
Thor American Seating Company
Nerring-Mall-Marvin Safe Company
Mountain Grove
Fort Worth
Trontwoud
Mish
Farmlands Grapple with Historic Carry-Over in Ohio
Columbus, Nov. 21. Farmers face economic strain as carry-over stocks swell. Ohio farm bureau expert cites U.S. farm income this year under 5 billion, versus 16.0 billion in 1919. Prices show prewar purchasing power at 44 cents. Inflation and cost disparities blamed on weak price linkage rather than low output. Wheat, corn, cotton and lard show modest gains. fall weather aids pastures. Ohio notes the largest carry-over in 19 years, rivaling 1921 and 1926, with corn husking advancing under favorable conditions.
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H. EB
Curry
Ohio Farm Bureau
United States
Ohio
Local residents set to attend New York meeting this Friday
Thomas Ky Av Ri Priest representing the national organization Vhi Delta Theta will travel to New York for a scheduled meeting this Friday. Mr and Mrs Bert Koller of West Church Street plan to move into the Ramsay property on East Church Street. Frank Dolacn, longtime resident of Welsh property on West High Street, is moving to George Vree property on West Vina Street.
Ohio News Briefs From Marion To Cleveland In Briefs
A man in Marion-Bradford K Brady, 26, killed himself in his garage after writing a note to another woman and telling her not to blame her. In Marion Marl Lucas, 64, was found dead at his home after a fall down stairs. New York Rose Bampton, a Masaillon, Ohio native, will debut as mezzo soprano in the Metropolitan Opera season opener. In Marion two war veterans received Purple Heart medals at a public ceremony. Springfield Joseph E B, who tended a Comfort Ton at Yellow Springs 18 years, died by slashing his throat in his home, citing ill health. Cleveland officials, opposing further defense funding, passed resolutions at the Reserve Officers’ Association meeting. Col John O Darby of Cleveland was elected state president. Greveland officials expected rest day before trial of François Bush, ex-convict, for the slaying of Herbert Quinlio during a hold-up. defendant Norman Townsend was killed.
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Bradford K. Brady
Nct
Springfield
Joseph EB
Cait
Yellow Springs
Cleveland
Ohio Department
Reserve Officers ‘Association
John O. Darby
Carl Berk Estate Valued at 3600 in Probate Action
Olga Berk, daughter of Carl Berk of 934 Heston Street Hamilton, applied in probate court to be executrix of his estate. The estate is valued at 1000 in personal property and 2500 in realty.
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Olga Berk
Hestonstreet
Tamilton
Democrats plan victory celebration in Cincinnati
Prominent Democrats elected in the November election head a list of invited guests for a December 7 victory gathering at the Netherland Plaza in Cincinnati. Governor George White and U.S. Senator Robert Bulkley lead the guest list. The program includes a card party entertainment and dance with no speeches.
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United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Charles Sawyer
George 8. Moyers
Elent Carl V. Weygandt
Supreme Court
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnnati
Aurelia, Brennan
Catherine Carter
Young Democratic Club
Hamilton County
Tramilton County
Women’s Democratic Club
Duckworth Democratic Club
Wiliam J. Lednard
Columbus
Verdict Awards $225 in Local Collision Suit
Ten jurors in the common pleas court of Judge Clinton D Boyd signed a verdict Friday afternoon for 225 dollars in favor of Barty Bowling of Hamilton who sued Charles Sanders son R A2 Franklin for 150 dollars damages for a collision with Sanderson's truck on June 23 1931 at Goventh Street and Maplesvenie.
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Clinton D. . Boyd
Barty Bowling
Y Hamilton
Charles Sanders
R. A.2
Franklin
Santo
Sanderson
Goventh Street
Maplesvenie
Whipp Estate Will Divides Property After Dad’s Death
The will of William W. Whipp of Wayne township directs transfer of the house and lot at 8 Booth abet Hamilton to daughter Ollie Al Siinedon and the residue to granddaughter Alverta Cook of Lima. The daughter is named executrix without bond. Will dated March 10, 1923, drawn with L. J Bilcox and Walton W. Bowers as witnesses.
Sues on Judgment in Midstate Bonds Case
Francis McFall seeks to collect a judgment of 216.70 and costs of 60.63 from William T. Darnell bondsman for Richard and Estelle Lewis. The case arises from an appeal loss in magistrate court before Frank C. Crane in Lannon township.
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Francis McFall
Jewish Conversion in 19th Century Central Europe
During the 1800s many Jews in German and Austro Hungarian lands Belgium France and Italy quietly left Judaism and adopted Christianity, primarily Roman Catholic. The shift reflected social and political pressures of the era.
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