Oxford Western College to Open with Chapel Services
Special To Thedus reports Oxford Western opens its term with an 8 o'clock Wednesday chapel service. Dr Ralph Ky Hisked to give the address of welcome. Mary Agnes Travia assists with library duties. Sidney Firneh graduates sociology at Western Miss Branch. Oxford public schools begin with rising enrollment. principal AL Ne Kramer notes 47 new students and total over 500 by week’s end. Senior class at Stewart High graduates two members this year.
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Miami University
Mer
Phain
Farway Points
Chapross- Annk
Ralph Ky
Misa Mary Agnes
Travia, & Pradual
Misa Lenois Selupport
Misa Sidnay Firnneh
Claas
Altehind
Department of Sociology- H
Western Miss
Cincinnati
Chicago
Oxford
AL Ne Kramer
Luis H. Huffman
Iplasa
Stewart High School
Ehis Sear Nimbam
Wonderful Summer Trip Highlighted by Local Teacher
Miss Gertrude Sloneker, a Hamilton high school physical education teacher, completed a coast trip along the Pacific, driving 5,600 miles and 630 miles in a single day. She praised the old bus and noted friendly receptions, with plans to travel again next summer. The trip included encounters with Native groups and a suggested sightseeing bus charge she declined.
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Gertrude Sloneker
Hamilton
Osford
Gertrude Stonaker
F. Stonaker
Roosevelt
Hamiltom
Telio
Mise Sloneler
Frith
Mig Slopeber
Neice
Hutchinson
Kes
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cal
Blaneker
Leonard Mallmnet
Grace Welsh
Ox Yard
Misa
Sloneker
Aliza Sloneker
Caryn Miss Stone
Ker
Migs Slineker
Misa Slimeker
Shea
Death of Harry Johnson Jr. in Naval Academy path
Steubenville area mourns the death of 19 year old Larry Johnson Sr. of Steubenville after a short illness in an Annapolis hospital. He was set to join Miami University before receiving a naval academy appointment. His parents Dolly Brandenburg Brandenburg and R. O. and Mrs. Brandenburg and grandparents survive as the community extends sympathy.
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Oxford
R. O
Brandenburg
West Spring Street
Larry Johnson
Steuhen- Fille
U.S. Naval Academy
Anapolis
Steubenville
Annapolis
Johnson
Miami University
Aanfapolie
Iman
Misa Dolly Brandenburg
Free Numerology Lectures Coming to Hamilton Ye
World traveler numerologist Dr Valjien arrives at the Anthony Wayne hotel in Hamilton Ye for a free six week lecture series starting Wednesday September 44 at 8 16 with the opening topic Humanity's End moved through Me ar The event features audience Q A and a musical prelude by Cena Santu and the Tonge Trio The lecturer is billed as a leading authority on numerology with a 35 year career and frequent newspaper columns
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Hamilton Ye
Pierre Valjien
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Mear
Vaijien
Dontor
America
Tartasditovian
Cincinnati
Valier
Cena Santu
Ban
Jose
Casta Rigg
Central America
Tonge
Alene
Sweden Reports New Ore Deposit Discovery
A brittle OCR fragment notes a copper ore deposit found in northern Sweden. The incomplete text references a geological survey and mentions Malaga and a local dialet, with unclear dates and names, but indicates a notable mineral discovery in the region.
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Sweden
Malaga
Straw votes show drift to Roosevelt in Ohio and beyond
Straw polls from Cincinnati suburbs Hyde Park and Price Hill favor Franklin D Roosevelt over Herbert Hoover, with Roosevelt leading in Dayton area and statewide totals across thirteen papers. Democratic gains noted in Hamilton County and several regional districts, while repeal sentiment influences some voters.
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Elmes Y. Peies
Colmmbes
Hetom County
Cincinnati Post
Ohio
Hyde Park
Franklin USA
Roosevelt
President Ag
Hollister
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Hoover
Smith
Svor Hoover
Wiliam
Hess
Rapublican
Ha. F. Alexander
Hamilton County
George White
Robert
Balleley
Democratis
Dayton Daily News
Dayton
Lfsever
Thoosevelt
Ohio Events Day by Day Happenings
The brief items list activity across Ohio with scattered names and places. Magnetic Springs mentions football training and Forts mouth. Columbus notes addresses by Congresswoman Owen and a state approved tunnel linking buildings to the capitol heating plant. Portsmouth reports deaths of Scott May and Simon Strusa and a missing girl case.
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Colunbus
Ie State Office
Mildsing Commission
Hes
Capitol
Ohio Penitentiary
Co-operatives Boost Profits for Livestock Men in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports cooperative marketing greatly profits livestock traders on the Cincinnati market. K Sisith of the Producers Cooperative Commission Association notes refunds based on annual livestock sales, with one fourth of commissions returned to patrons. The Cincinnati agency cut commissions to offset declining values, saving patrons $6,100 in three months after June 1 1932.
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Cincinnati
Producers Co-operative Commission Association
Sncrther
Sarther
Theough
Hart
Roger G
Powell
Ing
Oho
Pailucsh, Ky
Pittsburgh
Helvey Maurt In Accident Monday
Fred Telvey survived a twofold mishap after an auto crash at Seventh and High Streets. He was thrown against a tree as his vehicle turned from Seventh onto High, with police noting his door ajar after the impact and him escaping serious injury. Fire prevention week plans were announced by Hamilton officials to begin in October with demonstrations and citizen education. A civil suit for 858.34 was filed in common pleas court by Ben Fiege Sr and others against Stanley Schaul and Edward A Schaul over alleged merchandise debt. Nurses began vaccination checks in Hamilton area schools as part of a broader public health effort.
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Helvey Maurt
Fred Telvey
South & Street
Seventh and
High Streets
Helvey‘s
Helvey
Seventh Street
High Street
William Conlin
Hamilton
Columbia
Educa
Agalyst
Soxus Ben Fiege
Ben Fiege
Joseph
John
Edward
Wilkes Flege
Stanley “ Bchul
Edward A. Sehul
Common Pleas
Camden welfare group notes Preble survey progress
The Preble County Welfare organization meeting in Eaton reports a year long welfare survey is well received and county conditions appear stronger than neighboring counties. Monthly gatherings involve county commissioners health officials and education agents with several Rotary Club visitors attending Port St Clair park picnic.
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Camden
Preble County
Court House
Eaton
Eaton Rotary Club
Charles 14. Brelsford
B. L. Brooks
Daytonalu
Port S1. Clair Park
Fast Time by Homing Pigeon Sets 389 Mile Record
A racing pigeon from Eaton, Michigan, belonging to the Alu kegon group, flew 389 miles in six hours and nineteen minutes to his home loft. Official word came via L D Bailey to Charles W Groban, with Groban president of the association. The speed was 1,989.47 yards per minute. the second bird averaged 1,389.29 yards per minute.
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Alukegon
Mich
Racing Homing Pigeon Association
Eaton
L. D. Bailey
Axpress Company
Charles W. Groban
Governors Converge as Midwest farmers march in Sioux City
Governors and representatives from Midwestern states gathered in Sioux City to discuss coordinated action for relief. More than 10000 farmers paraded through the streets protesting low farm prices and oppressive economic conditions amid a mass display of regional leadership.
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Lal
The
Journal
Sioux City
Verran FE. Grean
South Dakotas
George Shafer
North Dakota
Don Turner
Tome
Gay
Floyd 3. Olson
Minnesota
I. T. Olroyd
A. M. Clark
Wyoming
Melvin Reis
Phillip LaPallette
Wisconsin
T. §. Allen
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Camden Notas Narl H. Fanofield
George White
Ohio
Ira Mitchell
Irs
Oklshome
Q. Sharpe
Getten
South Bake
Howe
Fred Heffron
Siatac
Russ Faye Kern
Greenville
Davis
Margaret Horrigan
K. B. Ride
Naylon
Sutey
Frank Gran
William Murray
Brown turns institute over to his sons
Germantown reports Col Orvon Grate Brown retires from Miami Military Institute and passes control to his two sons. Major McClellan becomes president with Capt G Kennedy Brown as headmaster and Orvon Graff Brown Jr. as registrar.
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Brown
Institute
Germantown
Miami Military Instituta
AY Yonxs
Aver Singa Hin
Orvon Grate
Brown Ins
Col. Brown
McClellan
G. Kennedy Brown
Orvon Graff Brown, Jr
Butler County Plans Health Meeting At White House
Butler County outlines a follow up on child health with a conference at the White House in Washington. A committee led by Professor Walloe McNally of Miami University and Dr Baldridge will meet Tuesday afternoon to discuss health goals and organizational plans for the Children's Home.
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Butler County
Butler Conrity
Ohio
White House
Washington
Walloe McNally
Miami University
G. J. Baldridge
Health Golumizeional
Roc
Benne
Tucsiay
Ingalls Charge Charged as Campaign Claims Escalate
Columbus report notes Branner Ingalls faces attack over fiscal claims in gubernatorial race. Democratic state chair Henry G. Ley counters Gov White administration payrolls and 1931 costs, arguing state revenues exceeded expenditures by nearly 3 million. Brounir accuses Republicans of misstatement and national deficit critique.
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Columbus
Thomas E. Tye
Urbana
Inances
Ohio
Henry G. Ley
S. Jagalls
George White
Treasury
United States
Aso
Washington
Abe Hoover
Mr. Ingalls
Save Supply opens new store in Hamilton
The Fare Supply company opens a new Save Supply branch at North Second and Market in Hamilton with a warm reception led by manager Leon Cohen. The Cincinnati based firm offers plumbing and electrical supplies, paints, hardware and more to builders, real estate owners and homeowners, inviting the public to visit the showroom. Cohen previously managed the Cincinnati branch.
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North Second
Market
Buen
Iteas
Cohen
Stovd
Maanager
Caysington
Save Supply Company
Diehl Estate Valued At Ten Thousand Dollars
Louis Diehl of Hamilton applied in probate court to be executor of the estate of Charles Henry Diehl who died August 95. The estate is valued at $10,000, including $8,750 in realty, with executors named to administer the estate.
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