Oxford Public Schools See Largest Enrolment Yet
Oxford, Sept. 17. The public schools report record enrollment this year aided by a compact budget and cooperative ties with Miami University. Two student observers will assist in two crowded rooms under teacher supervision as the district adds teachers and divides classes to maintain calendar. The village and university programs expand home economics and music access, while funding supports 9,040 dollars to the program and faculty.
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Bridge repairs and high school football prospects loom
In Oxford on Route 37 a bridge floor defect prompted partial removal and re paving pending traffic. nearby Stewart High School football coach Walton reports a strong 30 man squad with high hopes for September 30 against Hamilton Reserves. Retiring Miamissburg teacher Mary Grennax la Te Rotirs Migs Mary B tennen moves toward pension and school openings. Attractions at Oxford Theatre feature Dee and the Deep and The Grand oars with Farnest Cagney. Monday shows Washington Maxqverade starring Lionel Barrymore.
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Woothell
Stewart High School
Walton
Hamilton
Mary Grennax
Mary B.tennen
West
Cherub Street
Miamissburg High School
Miss Gremian
Miss Gremme
Oxford Theatre
Oxford Tonight
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Yand the Deep
Tallainf Bank- Aud
Gary Cowper
Grand Oars
Yelth Farnest Cagney
Joys Brontell
Whehington Maxqverade
Lionil Barrymore
Karen Mor- Joy
Union M E Sunday School Elects Port Union Officers
Port Union M E Sunday School elects officers led by Alex Miller as superintendent and Mrs Cora Charles as assistant. Raymond Preston takes secretary role with Virginia Goadley and Katherine Clemmons as directors. Pupils organize classes, plan year program. farewell to Pastor Lawrence Enaley as Rev Acord takes Monroe charge.
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Alex Miller
Cora Charles
Raymond Preston
Virginia Goadley
Wheamans
Katherine Clemmons
Melon Moy
Irene Batehelstey
Margierite Preston
Archie Owen
Me. Miller
Pepbmeca
Fort Union
Monro
Monroe
Lawrences Enaley
Teddy
Chillicothe
Acord
W. C. Acord
Genoa City
Winconsin
Monroe Charge
Port Bulova
Munroe
Bebdekah
Rebelah
Student seeks lodging for prison warden aid in education
A 23 year old Arnold Prey asks Warden Preston E Thomas of the Dio state penitentiaries for room while attending college noting he cannot afford lodging or other expenses. On the same day a country girl bicycled to seek a loan to continue her education.
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Preston E. Thomas
Dio State Penitentials
Glut of Jarding Kia De Janeiro Reported
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases suggesting notes on Jarding Kia De Janeiro with unclear details. No coherent names, dates, or events emerge to establish a complete news item for a concise card.
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Connecticut Democrats nominate Lonergan for Senate
A victory for the Old Guard forces backing former Gov. Alfred E. Smith in the Democratic state convention of Harford Connecticut. Augustine Lonergan is chosen as the party’s candidate for United States senator to oppose Republican incumbent Hiram Bingham.
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Camden church announces conference events and notices
Fragmented OCR notes show church announcements and social events in Camden. Topics include a second shipment in Preble county, a Presbyterian minister sermon, Christian convictions, Methodist church pastor’s remarks, upcoming services at 9 30 and 7 30, Sunday school, choir and orchestra rehearsals, Epworth League outing, and a funeral directors meeting at the White home in Camden.
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Chicago World Fair Merchandise Certificates Proposed
The Century of Progress exposition plans glorified trade certificates for the 1933 World Fair. Chicago Merchandise Certificates, Inc. will print and distribute certificates in 1, 6, and 25 cent denominations to serve as premiums and cash equivalents for admissions, fares, meals, and goods from June 1 to December 31, 1993, under a trust agreement.
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Far East trade gains under modernization hopes and growth
The article argues that postwar modernization in the Far East spurs demand for American goods, with China India and Russia seen as vast future markets. Experts anticipate a shift toward improved living standards and broader consumption as trans-Pacific shipping expands, while U.S. trade shares rise despite political tensions.
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William H. Seward
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Panifia Ocean
Rural Schools Of Butler County Enrollment Grows
Wooldale September 17 report says Butler County rural schools enrollment is seventeen this year. Several staff and students including Clarénde Stat Lenatte Bale Rath Sixt Doris Stat Robert Kirby Carl Rupp Mee Jandy and new members Mary Evelyn Bax Roy and Mary Mary Koby joined. Morning exercises concluded Friday.
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Carl Rupp
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Mary Mery Koby
Unclear OCR Fragments on Democratic Ticket Campaign
Fragmentary text mentions presidential and vice presidential candidates, a speaker, and campaign momentum. Mentions geographic bias and capital, but the source text is incomplete, with garbled names and dates making precise facts undetermined.
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Round the World Flyers to Address Lions Club
Hugh Moridon, famed flyer of Heetdan Ani Panwbsrn, will speak at the Disa club’s noon meeting at Abs thohy Wayne hotel next Wednesday. He will discuss the perilous nonstop journey that set the world record for crossing the globe in 41 hours, detailing the Atlantic flight, weather challenges, and subsequent routes to Berlin and Moscow. The crew’s near-disastrous landing in Japan, legal issues, and the Pacific leg’s final push culminated in a landmark 4877 mile Pacific crossing and safe return to the United States.
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Local Births Marriages and Notices Across Town
Hamilton This Week notes several births including girls and boys with names Mrs J Dowling and Mrs William Kensington among those announcing. It records marriages Frank Menninger and Avia Bal sur Flora Elliott and C Waldork and mentions County Clerk A d Welliver switching jobs to a railroad company. Also reports Corrie Brock’s accident, and a horse incident injuring Turoh Motver while Pearce Benvir celebrates a birth surprise.
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Methodists of West Chester Improve Church Property
West Chester news notes fine church improvements at the M E church including new wallpaper and a brighter interior. Pastor Rev W F Miller led a welcoming service at 3 pm and a hospital visit by Rev Dickman and Fort Hamilton staff was announced for Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Local couples and families are mentioned with social visits and travel plans, including Canada trips and regional visits, reflecting community life.
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Presbyterian Clearch
Seon Ten Frankfort Senate Nomination Discussed
In Frankfort on September 17 the fate of Seon Ten is noted. The dem orate assembly considers reelecting a U. S. Senator from Kentucky, with mention of James Olle and Blackburn as historical precedents. The piece reflects on prior Kentucky senatorial terms and constraints within the state legislature.
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UPA
Oh Bartley
Om Kantatky
Binelf
Thom Kealoaky
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Ila Cederate
Assembly
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Onions Grow as New Cash Crop in Avery County Mountains
In Avery County mountains a new onion crop emerges as a cash crop for a local firm. Early projections show a harvest of about 50 000 pounds after a year of trial planting and market development. The effort reflects a shift toward diversified mountain agriculture and potential regional pricing gains.
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Officers Chosen At Okeana Village Sunday School
The Okeana Sunday school elected officers for the coming year on Sept. 14. Superintendent Alfred Rivweell, Assistant Brown, Secretary Virgil Aitsadr, Treasurer Hidon Kimball, Assistant Miss Edith Cleaver, with board members Mrs. Loca Brown and Miss Beth Yumbrom. A chicken supper will be held Saturday Sept 28 at the Morgan Township schoolhouse.
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Multiple Hearsay Murders Shock Rural County Chronicle
A jumble of names and incidents reports shootings deaths and injuries across several towns. Ilohi Wi Rood allegedly shot Kentucky Parling Tosh Kivénlit and refuses to speak. Former county judge Hoigetsville-Richard Creal died after a long illness at his Bufalo home. Cray Win-Rishard Turkley killed his brother Law tenes in a family tragedy. A coroner’s report notes another death tied to a separate incident. A Bourham county landowner Henry Mataton died of a heart attack at Redman Road. A Mason county road worker John Morgen died from injuries after a track fall. The piece also mentions Australian wartime refugees, aviation courage, and a stray bakery advertisement.
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