Oxford Doctor Mort Advocates State Funding Shift in Ohio Schools
Dr Paul St Mort of Calum via University New York spoke to crowd at Miami University on the Ohio School Survey commission plan to shift school funding from districts to the state with a $40 elementary and $60 high school per pupil standard funded by a state equalization fund. The report urges taxing reform and centralized support, detailing current underfunding and comparisons to Michigan and New York.
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Oxford
Kay
Paul St. Mort
Calumvia University
New York
Miami University
Mort
Ohio School Survey Commission
White
Ohio
Wannee
State of
Olio
Michigan
Dr. Mort
Thie
R. Mort
Ramnedy
Stout
Ulice Mills
Taxey
Kup Bitte
Howe
Perd
State Equalization Fond
Lk. L. Rummel
Stele Buevey
Stewart
Somerville High
Somerville
Gordon Creorall
Oxford Friends
Ralph J. McClinnis
Neully
Ohio State University
Shirley Craig
Boston
Massace
Ritchie Rites Held Saturday in Osford
Funeral services for Harry C. Ritchie were held at Marshall's funeral home with Rev. James L. Thome officiating. Interment followed in Osford cemetery. Pallbearers included C. G. Forbes Walter S. Jones and others. death occurred at Fort Hamilton hospital.
Overpeck Community News and Thanksgiving Events
Sunday school gathers at 2 00 and church at 3 00 as Overpeck residents host Thanksgiving visits. A youth rabbit fry follows at the church basement with many names of local families attending. Community notes include hospital updates, dinners, and remarks from local officials and teachers.
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Chareh
Edith Wehr
Sylvia Bigley
J. Flenner
Trenton
Philipp Phares
Jackdonburg
Mrz. G Imhoff
Deloris Wehr
E. Shepherd
Cincinnati
Mis
Margaret Sipp
Catherine Sipp
Wm. Philipp
Haulton
B. Phillipp
Overpeak
Ynotore T
Dayton
August Philipp
Ethal, Tilton
Tsabetle Boughen
Hamilton
Clara Snavely
Melha Davis
Mary K. Hill
Lydia [Tih
Overpeok
Bessie McDowell
Tarmillan
Maury Christine Gear
Blue Bar
Mesava
Charles and
Wenneth U Waxdlett
Robert Ronan
Harald Shepherd
Gordon Andrews
Win
Hayes
Deomae
Merlin
Kenneth Horning
J. Davis
Marjorie
Mr. Tauders
Gen. Schallip
J. Gear
Mae Flory
Geo. Schalip
Elizabeth Flanagan
Tronfea Ail Priday
Sylvia Igler
Arthur Hill
Ladin
Imhoff
Mare Jorie Higgins
Bowers
Jacksonburg
Florence Craig
W. Mid. Melown
A. Wehr
Bram
Sevenmile
W. C Williams
M. Williams
W. Duyall
Helen Hill
Cattle market shows downward trend for week in Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 24 cattle receipts for the past week near normal with a downward market trend. Beef cattle price eased while cows and heifers stayed fairly steady amid dull demand. Calves rose slightly toward week end but remained very low. Hog prices fell five to ten cents with discounts of ten to fifteen cents. Sheep demand was strong with lambs up about 26 cents and week end prices around 95 75 to 96.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Waste steam may power Cincinnati city plants
Cincinnati officials study using waste steam from the water works to generate electricity. City Manager C A Dyks tra cites annual electric costs of 800000 to light streets and argues a turbine-driven plant could eliminate boilers at multiple pumping stations, feeding Attact fighting systems and city buildings.
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Cincinnnati
Ohio
Cincinnati
Counsil Ic
Ees
Coat End
C. A. Dykstra
Ohio Telegraph Chief Slbernman Montgomery Retires
Ohio news reports that Slbernman Montgomery will retire December 1 as general superintendent of the Lake division of Western Union Telegraph. His career began as a messenger in Ironton in 1875, marking a long span with the company.
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Slbernman
A.A. Montgomery
Iake
Western Union Telegraph Com
Western Union
Ironton
Surprise Shower for Evelyn Tragesser in Venice
The Venice community gathered on Thanksgiving night for a surprise shower honoring Miss Evelyn Tragesser, bride elect of Lloyd Stander, at the Burns home. Guests enjoyed a luncheon, a program with readings and songs, and several prizes. Attending were Blanche and Gertruda Guard, Mildred and Jessie Morris, and many local residents, with plans for nuptial events and future gatherings noted.
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Venice
Andrea
Loli Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Watel Craig
Amelia Weismerer
Urprise
Muay Bes
Misa Mvelya Tragesser
Lloyd Stander
Missea Blanche
Gertruda Chimrd II
Addis Taylor
Opal Mehl
Jessie Morris
Blanche Guard
Mildred Morris
Tinto Solo
Mia
Mildred Tozzer
Evelyn
Alice
Alana Tragesser
Jessie
Nola Starz
Addie Taylor
Blanche
Gertruda Guard
Marie
Wede Buene
Evelyn Trageaser
Burns
Misa Evelyn Tragexser
George Tragisser
Lee Bander
Emerson Abbott
Hamilton
Charles Phipps
Nanny, Proctor
F. M. Thomas
Carrie McDonough
Hamiltt
Edith Verhagen
Edna. Brown
Edna Kehr
James Line
Venice Gebral
Jessie Butterfield
Earl Bevith Wnd Sr
Wud Mira
George Clark
Raymond Davis
Denny Branch Highlights Local Visits and Hunting Opening
Denny Branch notes visitors to the Carr and Puckett homes over the weekend. Ruby Hoff and Fred Johnson from near here visited with Rossell Puckett and Clyde Puckett families. Jean Puckett, daughter of Clyde and Mrs Puckett, is ill but slowly recovering after illness.
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Te Tee Joernal
Denny Branch
Jack Carr
Andra
James Paul
Family
Ruby Carr
Mixa Ruby Huff
New Miami
Fred Johnson
Neat Here Wars
Rossell Puckett
Bill Shoemaker
Middletown
Clyde Puckett
Jenn
Mies Ruby Hoff
Russell Puckett
George
Carl
Roy
Elmina
Latey Puckett
Mra
Dick Johnson
Jack Cart
Harvey Plannery
Jack Garr
Orville Foular
Rhodes Puckett
Dick Sehul Wan
Jruby Carr
Francea Gierich
Jacksonburg
Jean Puckett
Local social notes from Franklin and surrounding towns
Mrs Everett Ward of Franklin and Ed Stewart of Red Lion visited Thursday. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Sam Murray and A T Watkins with family, spent time in Franklin with relatives. Others noted Sunday visits to Middletown, Dastoe, and nearby households.
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Butler County
MM. P
Middletown
Carl Shoe
Reed Havelroon
Lester Conger
Mis
McCoy
Near Franklin
Tharday
William LaFever
Paul Gasiga
Dod
LeFavér
Gon
Rey Snivvely
Dayton
Mr. M. O. ‘Snively
Thanksgiving Day reclamation of President Waad
A fragmentary note reports a national reclamation event for President Waad linked to a rail project in New York City and broader unrest. References to Americans, Europeans, and a clash in China-Japan era are unreadable and incoherent.
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Waad
New York City
Aeiong
China
Envelope contract upheld by Harlan and republication of remarks
Washington November 28. Statements before the Shannon investigating committee claim the federal contract for printing envelopes held by International Envelopes Co of Dayton is blamed for unemployment. Harlan said critics push subsidized propaganda and aim to destroy the contract to hurt allied industries. By 27 people testified, arguing the envelope work is by contract awarded via competitive bidding, not by the federal government.
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Weahington
Shawsnort
International Envelops Company of Dryton
Dayton Concern
Byron
Har| Ini
Shannon’ Committee
Dayton
Harlan
Congress
Varian
Mublic
Trianvier
Distribution of Estate in Probate Court
Distribution of nineteen thousand four hundred fifty five dollars and forty eight cents to Raith O McKfillen widow of Oxford was shown in her first and final account as administrator of the old estate of Jesse VY McMillan on Saturday in probate court. Total personal property amount accounted for 15150.16.
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Flaherty
John F. Flaherty
Middletown
U. S
American Trust and Savings‘Bank Co
Raith O. McKfillen
Oxford
Tate
Jesse VY. McMillan
Supply braided by Hamilton Plant report outdated gas supply
Utilities director E. D. Giltean stated the Hamilton Plant would boost gas supply as pressure fell. He noted the company previously delivered about 60 percent of natural gas and 40 percent to neighborhoods, while recent meters showed no pressure issues at fire stations and ongoing daily reports from the gas company and university.
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Nave
Cincinnati
Seara
Utilities
E. D
Sizho
Univer A
Symmes Corner Sabbath School Social News
Sabbath school activities at Symmes Corner include visits from the Hileman and McClellan families with friends from Williamsdale and College Hill. Local residents like Keim, Burns, Horning, and Frazeo host and entertain relatives and neighbors, as a Thinke dining event and Sunday gatherings unfold amid community chatter and early railroad history mention.
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Berry Hileman
Merle
Elmer
Clayton Lea
Bra
Albert Frazeo
Lawrence Burns
Hamilton
Ray McClellan
Ageiety
Symmes Corner
Vernon Horning
Derold Horning
Lewie Horning
Symmex City
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