President Hoover greeted by large Oxford crowd
A large crowd welcomed President Hoover as his train paused two minutes in Oxford Ohio on the way to Indianapolis. The Miami band played as the train pulled in and Hoover thanked the villagers, noting the stop was brief. Flowers from local groups were presented, and the Woman's League noted Oxford as Caroline Scott Harrison's girlhood home.
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Oxford
Nhopemna
I1nover
bin Ape Tial
Tidianipolis
Senna
Marcles
Stellan
Hoover
Gift Scouts
Woman’s League
Sistag Organization
Miami University
Caroline Scott Harrison
Woman's Club In Oxford To Hear Memoirs Of Traveler
The Oxford Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon at 3 in United Presbyterian church. Mrs. Frank Lowry Clark will speak on Memoirs of Traveler, highlighting Mr. Clark's yearlong Europe sojourn. A musical program and social hour, organized by the Bacon department, will honor Mr. Clark.
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Oxford
Det
Oxford Worman'n'etcb
United Presbyterian
Poultry Boom in Butler County Farm Report Shows Growth
Analysis of census figures received by County Agent ID Herrman shows Butler County farmers increasingly invest in poultry with over 99 percent expressing interest yet only slightly more than three percent classified as poultry farms. From 1910 to 1920 poultry output surged, with 1929 figures revealing 60 percent more chickens raised than a few years earlier. Eggs produced rose about 58 percent, while the average flock size on April 1, 1930 stood at 169 versus the state 232. The county’s per hen production exceeds the state average, about ACE dozen, against 10.1 for the state, and the county ordinary farm flock yields match the state at 7.1 dozen per hen.
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Buller County
T. Herrman
Butler County
Ohio
Ohio Events Snapshots And Local Incidents
Ohio events report a mix of legal cases and civic updates. Titfin-Matt R Perk faced embezzlement charges over 500 dollars taken from Zion church in Bas om. A Springfield woman heads the Ohio Lutheran Missionary societies leadership slate, with J Bradley Markward elected president. An Elgin accident left Mrs. Charles Hopkins injured when struck by a truck gear near Laporte. Local firemen may receive workmen compensation benefits and state officials were re elected in nearby West Virginia.
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Springfield
Women’s Missionary Societies
Ohio Synod
United Lutheran Church
Lancaster
J. Bradley Markward
Charles Starkey
Mary YT. Beery
Portamouth
Trenaturer
John Rilling
Vernailles
Treretary
Robert G. Schmeider
Community Social amid East Hamilton News Reel
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Ella Stainecker hosting Iguenza Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs A E Eisenman and Mr and Mrs Thom rk, plus Mr Wilbur Clark of Cin and Mr Arthur Has oendren Janina Daddy and.
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Ella Stainecker
Iguenza
And
Mra
A. E. Eisenman
Thom Rk
Wilbur Clark
Cin- Mr
Arthur Has ‘Oendren Janina
Doak May Stay In Cabinet Despite Clash With Norris
Washington gossip links Secretary of Labor William N. Doak to remaining in President Hoover's cabinet after clashes with Senator Norris and Richberg. The piece notes Doak's labor ties, hints at possible rewards, but questions whether the A F of L backed him and if his stance signals a pro labor shift or a hard line across the administration.
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Charles P. Atewart Outre
Etter
Washington
Cornella
William N. Doak
George W. Norris
Donald Richberg
Doak
Nurs
Bidaelf
Doy An Klehberg
Norria
Unionllam
Doaks
Richberg
Donk
Ban
Labor
United
Apeak
Hoover
Thin Changa
Davis
Senate
Jayor
Uoak
Ezain
William Greet
American Federation of Labor
Greet
Nvn
A. F
Ta Fitain
A. F of L
H. of R
Norris
Alexander F. Whiting
Brotherhood
Alexic
Riehberg
Kia
Dork
Rickberg
Noccis
Middle West rally at Butler Field House in Indianapolis
President Hoover spoke at Butler Field House urging support for the Middle West. Senator James I. Wain of Indiana and others attended or spoke, with local figures Pickrel and Truax noted as speakers. The event included arrangements by the St. Clair post American Legion and reflected a period when political gatherings highlighted Republican leaders and regional concerns.
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Middle West
Hoover
Butler Field House
Atter University
Indianapolis
Freday
James I. Wai Vom
Indiana
Fléor Weader
Senate
Mason ‘Louglass
Dayton
Eaton
Wedding Anniversary Celebrations At Harman Avenue
A Lexington visit ended with a festive homecoming for Mrs Paul Winter who arrived with Kore Havieus and Margaret Calam visiting relatives in Lexington. A baby boy was born to Mrs Bernard Braeg Ree at Merry Hospital last week. Relatives toasted the Braeg Ree couple on their Mth wedding anniversary with 5 tempting suppers and many gifts. Church and community events followed including a Revered Haggard led service at Nasarene church and a prayer meeting at the Blevins home on Boulevard and Pater avenues.
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Lexington
Kore Havieus
Margaret Calamby
Paul Winter
Harman Avenue
Merry Hospital
Bernard Braeg- Ree
Gudats
Haggard
Clearch
Locklard Church
Blevin
Boulavard
Pater Avevas
Camden church suspends collection for six months
Camden Ont news item reports a congregational vote moratorium on all customary offerings for six months due to economic conditions. The church will maintain a voluntary gifts fund, the congregation is debt-free, and finances cover several months. Also notes births, administrative matters, and local notices.
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Camden
Christian Church
Batua
B. T. Cotton
Electors and the Electoral College in Presidential Politics
Analyzes how the Electoral College shapes campaigns and party strategy. It notes the total 531 electors with a 286 needed majority, and explains states’ allocation by popular votes. It argues parties seek enough state wins for a secure majority, citing New York, California, Ohio, and others as pivotal battlegrounds.
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Maby
Jean
Managera
Eenusn
Akenga
Enet
New Rampshire
Vermont
Mashachusetts
Rhode
Copnesticut
New York
New
Jenisy
Penisevating
Middle-West
Ohio
Tudiana
Michigan
Winds
Iowa
Kenson
California
Oregon
Beir
Halloween Masquerade Promises Camden Event
Local notices mention an annual Halloween masquerade sponsored by the Camden Order of Rebekah on Monday evening October 31. Other items report improvements for a faculty meeting at Southwestern Teachers, a resignation note, and several school honor roll selections with top averages and names across grades seven to twelve.
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Middletown
Cunden “Kaboos
Southwestern
Assnein l
Gincinnati
J. H. Jones
Chicago
Camden Order of
Rebekahd
John T. Hurt
Ohio Farm Bureau Federating
Columbus
Enel Larsh
Camden High to Open Basketball Season on College Corner Floor
Clavenca Nash Mabel Rogan Zora Gean Hiltz Piorendya Overby Helen Reichel Ruth Hoel Maxine Wendel and William Jones expected as Camden High begins basketball season at College Corner Floor next Friday evening with two boys games and a 3 o clock opener Easter Hmo. School will close Friday October 28 for teachers to attend the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association in Cincinnati. Leonard Spivey offers free hair care to top students and five basketball team members based on six week averages. Clarence Nash and Ruby Wendel won six week scholastic prizes. Coach G B Jefferson notes five boys to report after the College Corner game. roster subject to revision during the season.
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Clavenca Nash
Mabel Rogan
Zora Gean Hiltz
Piorendya Overby
Helen Reichel
Ruth Hoel
Maxine Wendel
William Jones
E Camden High School
Calleore
Camden
Ohio
Cincinnati
Sehotesha
Ethicas
Fha
Leonard Spivey
B. W. Schwing
Claerence Nash
Ruby Wendel
G. B. Jefferson
College Corner
Hickory Flat Community News and Social Mix
The Hickory Flat area reports a church supper planned for Friday November 4 at New Mayon Ky les P. wall starting 4 30 with a full menu. Local residents Mrs Elsia Kollman and Mrs Elizabeth Hawk visited, others like B S McClure and Joe Budee families were noted with Sunday visits. Rosa Grabs of Bright, Th Gian wed Berchant Janeks in October, and more locals joined a Christian Endeavor gathering at Edythe Taylor’s home last Friday.
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New Waven U. RK
Chareh
New Mayon Kyles P. Wall
Elsia Kollman
Elizabeth Hawk
and Mells
B.S. McClure
Joe Budee
Gladys Apent
Willard Wakefield
Bliss Cora Senkt
Misa Rosa Grabbs
Bright
Th- Gian
Berchant Janeks
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Mrs. More
A. Milne
Bentombal
Thaoruday
Basafit
Stewart
Eshaw
Roger
Stewart High School
Oxford Theatre
David Ag
G. F. David
Wilberforce University
David
Gu.danis
Constance Bennett
Neil Hamilton
Borothy Jordas
Fitna Tinsmee
Will Rogers
Woman’s Club
Methoding Episcopal Church
A L. Brailey
Perth
Maeh
Jckha Wi Mauer
Wilbur
C. Eubark
University Ayerur
Bridge
Sonets Faslaget
D. BR
Cewthorns
Min. B
Bandefur
Moeny Iturin
Sen Danel Ds Crus
W. F. Cottrell
Frank Wilton
Georga 14
Tider
Merlin 4
Ditmer
Jj, Wolford
G. Frachan
H. 0. Christofferson
Orton K. Stark
J. R. Breitentucher
HL d. Colville
Bertram Keller
Kenneth ML White
Miami
Crawfordsville
Cromfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Baltimore and Ohio
Hawkins James Hawking
Thos. A. Munna
Richmond
Marshal Grimes
Tawkine
Pickrel
Khas Lieul-Gov. Wis
G. Pickrel
Wit
Pinkrel
Eteeeary
Dime Usivemliy
Tresteas of
Titfin
Matt R. Perk
Petal Wisms
Zion Church
Basom
Here
Pear
Polutnhis
Paliceweb
Workmen's Compensation
Hh Pension Fund
Gilbert Bottmenhela
East Liyecpon
Vouter H. Haril
Hover
W. Va
Stata
Wmaster
West Virginia Grange
Paghtown
Yestanioy
Bucyrus
Henry ¢. Reiff
Elgrin
Charles Hopkins
Abe
Laports
East
Hamilton
Doak May Lace
Truax
Camden Merchants
Caden “Merchants
Eaton Merchants
Eaton Seounda
Gaspar
Sastern Star
Order of Mastirm Star
Grand Chanter of
Focni
Rip
Soreham-Wood
Mary Bureham
Mrc
B. Burcham
West Alexandria
Walter Wood
Arthur Wood
Oamilon
Herlin
Connersville
Barbara Brookshire
Bomervitle
Glen Bureham
Oride
Lunier Township Hightehoo
Hubert Wilgan
Morning San
Totarest
B. I. Phares
Robert Duskey
Preble County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Clarence Henning
Camten
William VW. Bechler
Grotis
Eaton United Brethrer
V. Pelton
Damien
Frank White
Sarah White
Charles Neff
Harry Patton
Lee Daoser
Arnold Overhulser
BW. Schwieg
Gertrude Garrett
C. Bi. Phares
Mason Temple
Daylas
Arnold Overbolser
Craig Gilmore
Mire
A. H. Gaboore
Nh Brewerig
Wanda Mae Krinteline
Orville Krintaline
Wanda Mae
Krintallin
Hav
Mira Perry Wolfe
Jobst Geeting
Rema Wysob
Curnling Geeting
Odd Fellows
Bvasion
State
Order
Camden HS
von Sterzenbach
Camden Bank
Rishmond
Presbyterian
B. Jones
Glenn Jeffers
Chhurch
Church To Christ
Tbere Seng
Damien M. E—W
Grass
Sandy School
Epworth League
Mustlers
Arnold Overhalser
Wra
Eikenbersy
Thuroh
Priza
Exton
County Council of Religious Education
Literatura
Beck
Prodata Court
G. J. Howter
Flora Belle Hunter
Orier
Gale
Mary B. Miler
S. M. Myere
Martha Jané Dredge
Tintry G. King
Corfielia Hemp
Heirebip
Roity
Catherine Ricter
Bert Etter
Frank ‘Williams
Warren Irich
Kimmel
Charles F. Laird
Rossie 3
Dail
Joe Lizzie
Aptyra Uomy R. Nein
Mary A. Ward
D. Ryder
Bien Ryker
Robert K. McDivill
John Fiora
William A. Hess
W. Hess
Trix
William Age
Clarenca McNivitt
Tames Dackean
John L. Waldren
Mary Hi
C. J. Huriter
Flora ‘Bollaster
Vernon C. Singer
Evelyn Bi. Zeller
E. C
Tone Radford
B.C
Routh Shinkie
New Paria
James McPherson
Oakley RK
Roberts
New, Weetville
Samuel Clark
Maggie Clark
Jefferson Township
Artidestt
Jacob B. Unger
Stanley
Unger
Trin Township
Lagier Township
R. C Neia Kors
Raton
Katherine Tingley
Mise Ann Biebrither
Ohio State University
Profewor
Mra Charlee West
Theza Atates
Democraty
Democrate
Garden School
Hanor
hunter-Senior High School
Law Six
Rosella Dane
Harold Kemp
Gertrude Benson
Ad Zola Mac Stesner
Odene Richardson
Zora Jean Ellis
Disieere More
Maurie Ayes
Veling Agno
Noeliie Mehre Venth
Julia Deem
Helen Wendel
Nadene Kelley
A Hleventh
Kathryn Reicker
Jossephine Fisher
Margaret Rein
Hilton Richardson
Frances Berger
Ruby Weniel
Clarenes Nasal
Merle Jever
Alice Dunmyer
Trudy Wendel
Julie Dee
Odens Richardson
Katheryn Sheichel
Josephine Fishee
United States
Voley
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