Oxford to supply winter fuel for unemployed residents
Oxford reports a welfare agency promises free firewood to unemployed residents lacking fuel this winter. Local farmers and Western College volunteers will provide wood, with free splitting maulers, to applicants directed by village officials. Applications have already begun, and the program runs through April 24, 1934.
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Tee Moxford
Federalion Et Clubs
Wbla
Sanceos
Zarmera
Landin Western College
Mituai Wniversity
Wiase
Permane
Charles J. Thomas
G. ¥. Chapin
North
Canipur
Imo
Charles Smith
Main
Main Street
Charles Wright
West High Street
Paul
Petitions for Lower Rates Circulate in Oxford Village
Oxford November 27 petitions circulating among villagers advocate lower utility rates. Up to to date hundreds have signed. presentation likely at December 1 village meeting. Public demand targets pumping street lighting and waterworks charges. residents claim water service costs are excessive compared to other towns. Archaeological Society of America lecture planned for November 28 at Western College for Women with Reginald G. Pishoy to discuss New Mexico survey. Interest grows in who will become Oxford postmaster as appointments loom, with no definite candidates yet and local speculation noted. City to accept sinking fund bids for Oxford village banking with strict terms and a three year contract at highest offered rate. bids due December 6 noon.
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Oxford
Neupla
Unil
Arthaeological
Moudlay
Oxford Wrathh
The
Archaeological Society of America
Peabody Bull
Western College For Women
Reginald G. Pishoy
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Linkin Fund
Ford
Ono
Suott
Iuiks
United States
Autler
Banka
Oxfara
Ohi
Dacamber A
Avery Peraom
Ude
Tha
Teuslese
René
Jacomber
Oklawa
Huneingerl Clark
Hanover Parent Teachers in Session Second Meeting
The Hanover Parent-Teachers Association held its second meeting with opening singing and remarks by officials. Reports showed 1100 yards of material sewn for distribution, and members discussed fundraising hooks and a Thanksgiving and Administice Day program with recitations and violin. Membership chair reported 100 members and urged parental participation to support students.
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Hanover
Assncgion
Weed “Messat, Jr
John A. Brostua
Lund
P. A
Tawi Iacquelina Cropper
Dunlap
Grimms
Tne
Aston Renin
Christina Wolidaya
Marla Beckett
Misa Macy
John Roll
Corwin
Marynand
Beant Mul
Irwin
PL. A
Ai Ara
Rolcone
Advivary Janel
Aves
Misa
Katherine Pipher
Hie
Grineny
Homer Becker
Mel
Ed Munn
Corwin Brosius
Mra
Mrg
John Beisinger
Dake Vinedan
War Debt Not a Party Issue Says Byron Price
Washington reports Byron Price says war debt should not be a party issue. He notes decisions after Hoover Roosevelt conference will shape whether debt relief becomes a lasting political test and urges bipartisan resolve to outline future U.S. policy. The piece discusses nonpartisan handling and potential impacts on national finances.
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Byron Price
Byron Peige
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Uey
Whishington
Fhole
Ipare
Tha Snoga
Congress
Orr
Noosevelt
Gleaners Meeting at Trenton Miami Book Club Guest Night
Gleaners of Lathoran hold a Tuesday meeting at Abe’s Log Cabin with Estella Schaeffer as hostess. Attendees include Betty Vennefran, Ruth Richter, Mildret Borger, Elizabeth Schaefer, and many local residents. Social visits to Middletown and nearby towns noted. several members reported recoveries and convalescences. The Miami Book Club guest night section highlights community engagement and local hospitality events.
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Trenton
Miami
J. K Brill
Hamilton
Everet Brill
Ray Withrow
Daugherty
Lindenwall
Eddie Striebeck
Mint Kale Keppler
Brother Charlea
Alex Keppler
Tueray
Jamiceon
Connersville
Taffann
U. P
Theodore Minge
Franklin
Harry
Augegurgh
Catherine Tanger
Batty Vennefran
Betty Vennefran
John Young
Hildegardy Young
Ruth Richter
Ruth Eetinger
Margaret Webber
Mildret Borger
Betty Low Lassie
Milton Wehr
Ale Young
Mins Eastelly Schaeffer
Floyd Barlow
Middletown
Philess Milton Wehr
Willis Shannan
Sherman Lindsay
Middle
Presbyterian Guild at Spoerl Home for Program
Eighteen men of the Presbyterian Westminster Guild met Monday night at the home of Miss Margaret Spoerl 716 Rhea Avenue. Miss Ida Gluhm led devotions and a short talk was read. From Miss Louisa Plummer in Persia the group sent money to aid her work. A social hour followed. Bishop Perry heard by Rev D A Cabetta in Cincinnati.
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Presby
Spoerl
Presbyterian
Migx Marfit
Perry
D. A. Cabbetta
D. Ad
Trinity Episcopal Church
Christchurch
Cincinnati
James DeWalt Perry
Ateri¢h
Home Remedy Promises Cure for Stubborn Coughs
A rough OCR reads an old home remedy claim for a stubborn cough using a recipe with sugar and water, claimed to aid ease and healing. It cites a patent or brand called Pinex and references a throat prompt and swift relief for listeners seeking a speedy cure.
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Regents Way
Norway
Perarasieea
Miami book club holds meeting with committee and host
The Miami Book club gathering featured a program committee including Mrs Bert Clark, Mr Joe Kobo, and Mrs C D Ebrerman. The Emerson monthly question explored the remnants of phone friends who frequent it. Mrs Herbert Ebrerman served as the hostess.
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Miami Book Club
Bert Clark
Joe Kobo
C. D. Ebrerman
Emerson
Herbert Ebrerman
James W Moore Dies in California Pioneer Hamiltonian
News of James W Moore former Hamilton resident dies in Berkeley California. Born in Hamilton he attended Hamilton High School and Miami University earning honors. He was linked with Hamilton businesses served as postmaster and was a longtime Presbyterian member. Survived by widow Constance Snyder and daughter Jessie S Moore. Funeral services held in Berkeley November 14 with interment there.
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Hamilton
Yaarn Ago
Thoinda
Mery C. Acora
Miami University
Helena m
May Moore
Jackson
Tom Moore
Moors
Presbyterian Church
Constance Snyder
Theca
Jessie S. Moore
Moore
California
Berkley
Eily. Tebe
Autos Damaged In Collision On Third Street Nearby
Automobiles driven by Waller ine and James Schwab at 2800 Neble Avenue were damaged in a collision near Third and Cottage streets on Black Monday night. Temporary repairs on platform light noted amid police report and unclear witnesses.
Lindsay Makes Temporary Ad Adjustments At Platform
Lindsay made temporary adjustments to a light system that was out of commission at the Sith and High street loading platform early. The issue affected the platform area and required quick fixes to restore functioning and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Lindsay
Sith
High Street
Mouday Night Service Dips After City Depletion
An unclear report notes Mouday night service by a city agency that continues until the service was depleted. No further readable details are available in the text.
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Igs
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