Oxford Western Opens Doors for School Year
Oxford Sept. 3 The Western Academy for Women will open Monday Sept. 12 for the fall and winter term. Enrollment is expected to rise, with a history of strong attendance and a waiting list. Faculty changes include Dorothy Duart off duty for study at University of Jordan Maginna and no appointment yet for Miss Davies place.
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Ibis Pal Brtiavéd
Altendance
Weutern
Dorothy Duart
University of Joudan
Maginna
Myla Tooth
Miami
Alice Tam Myrna
British Isles
Eclipse Party Recalled By Mrs Miller Attended 1867
Oxford residents recalled 1867 total solar eclipse at a party hosted by Mrs Mary Itl on South Main street. Mrs Ella Miller, then a teen, remembered guests including Mr and Mrs Polly MM Cone and Robert Rusk as the sky darkened and a dinner of green corn, mashed potatoes and fried chicken was served.
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Mary Iti
South Main Street
Thm
Mya
Elly Millay
Gould Callega
Avenue
Thieves Victimize Alberts On Eclipse Trip
The Albert family of Hast Church street lost luggage and personal belongings when thieves struck their car en route to New Hampshire to view an eclipse. Dr W E Anderson and companions were traveling with the party. bags were stolen during a restaurant stop, leaving the family with only their clothing. Changes in local dwelling places also noted as residents relocate and new tenants move in.
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Villago
J. Paul Albert
Church Street
New Hampshire
Abnet
W.E. Anderson
Miami University
Toft
New England
Anderson
Ariealista
New York City
Andovson
Albert
Mara
Women Union Label League Sets Bimonthly Meetings
The Women's Union Label League held a regular meeting Tuesday night and decided to meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Members named include Mary Atwood, Margaret Busek, Johnna Brandel, Kathryn Michalski, Maud Sims, and others. prayers were led by Clark.
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Genco Cnatnov
Mary Atrods
Margaret Buesinger
Jowizon McGill
Mane ‘Lon Msch
Johnna Brandel
Kathryn Michalski
Prayers Clark
Maud Sims
McCormick Will Beneficiaries Reported After Estate Shrink
Chicago reports the remaining beneficiaries of Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s will. The estate, once valued near 40 million, has dwindled to about 6 million. Swiss architect Krenn renounced his 5 twelfths share for a $2 000 monthly income. Amy Hubbard and Nathilde McCormick Osar share 4 twelfths. Fowler receives 1 twelfth. The will was signed August 4 amid illness.
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Dwin Krenn
Afariel McCormick Hubbard
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Fowler
Sunny Side Social Notes From Sunny Side
Sunny Side September 1 reports Heel and Helen Buhi visiting grandparents in Caniel Indiana. Mrs Jones W Smith and Jim Bardon and Jorma Smith visited Cottage Grove Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A F Iggleston hosted Hamilton visitors Sunday. The Stil reunion drew attendees from the area at Hamilton airfield Sunday. Harry Smith spent days with Carl Wister in Oxford. John Showpson and daughters visited Hamilton Tuesday afternoon. WT W Smith and Mr Kilston were seen in Hamilton Monday.
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Afr
Michael Bayuwnart
Wheat advances lift Ohio values in mixed market tone
Wheat values rallied modestly though trading in Ohio remained cautious as buyers from interior and southern mills showed continued demand for Ohio spring wheat. Corn faced firmer prices due to dry weather, with good demand and fair country offerings while representatives awaited private swap reports due September 1 and the government release on September 9 to gauge damage from the drought.
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Turtle Race Planned for Cleves Labor Day Event
Cleves prepares a local Labor Day turtle race with ten amateur teams in the ball park. A muddy track and parade of entrants marked the event, with participants from the town and local supporters watching as the race began. No prizes or formal prizes were stated. organizers emphasized community fun and traditional activity.
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Ohio towns police lineup implicates suspects in robberies
Five suspects were identified by Cleveland area storekeepers and grain operators from fourteen Ohio towns in a police lineup as the culprits in recent robberies. Two were among five captured after a police chase. Probate Judge William H. Musto of Marysville died at 65 while serving on the probate bench for twelve years. Robert Kelley, 54, of Reesville, held on $500 bond awaiting a September 18 preliminary hearing on allegedly shooting Roy Palle, 25, at a farm dispute. Eniley surrendered for the shooting. In New Philadelphia a Tuscarawas County work stoppage was averted as producers and minors agreed to continue the project.
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Reesville
Roy Palle
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Eniley
Wage scale talks trigger new bargaining session
Workers demand a revised wage scale as negotiations resume on September 2. Current daily wage is $4.50 for day labor, loading paid at 40 cents per ton, and cutting at eight cents per ton. Safety Director Claude R. Kramer announced a suspension for 10 days without pay for Police Chief Edward M. Ertl.
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Edward M. ‘Ertl
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Rhief
Education On Installment Plan At Xavier University
Xavier University Cincinnati announces that installment payments for tuition and fees are now available this year. Students may pay quarterly or monthly if they cannot meet full costs at the semester start. The college’s Liberal Arts and Sciences opening is September 14, marking Xavier’s 10th year in higher education.
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Xavier University
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College of Liberal Arts and Science
Xavier
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
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