Miami University enrolls 1957 students this year
Miami University reported a total enrollment of 1957 students as of the registrar’s closing yesterday, only 152 short of last year’s September 27 figure. Despite financial strain, officials hailed the showing as strong, with additional arrivals expected in the coming days, and praised the university’s performance amid statewide hardships. The piece notes related campus moves, church events, and upcoming services connected to local institutions.
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Miami Haa
Old Miami
Funeral Services for H W Fenton in Oxford
The body of Harry W. Fenton a prominent Indianapolis attorney and former Oxford resident was placed in the Fenton mausoleum in Oxford cemetery after short services at the cemetery conducted by Rev. R N Millard and Dr S Re Dunham. Many Oxford friends attended with a large Indianapolis delegation. The pall bearers were Fenton’s law partners and office associates. The service followed his death in Minneapolis during an operation.
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Harry W. Fenton
Indianapolis
Ind
Oxford Cemetery
Aly
Fenton
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Minnapolis
R. N. Millard
Broadway
Anna Lyman
Walker Witslow
Ora Carr
Greenfield
Eriest Walling
Ruth Walling
Henry Walling
Jessie Payne
Ruth Poggemelre
Frances Benupre
Hattie Dailey
Kate Dailey
John W. Rowe
Irving Bexauer
Clifford Norman
Misa Anldred Westerfield
Paris
Myron McKee
Mr. Fenton
Wife Fat Loss Trial Sparks Citywide Attention
A divorce trial in New York on April 4 drew headlines about a wife described as once beautiful but now fat and less attractive. The proceedings highlighted public interest in weight loss claims and advertisements promised quick beauty results, urging readers to try Kruschen Salt to shed pounds and restore vitality.
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New York
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Yromen
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Scrusenen Galte Drem
John Dergemaietter
Mitchell Secretary of Hamilton Merchants To Heal At Home
Mitchell secretary of the Hamilton Merchants association will be confined to his home for at least two weeks due to a broken toe. He sustained the injury when a part from a furnace fell on his foot while he was making repairs Saturday afternoon.
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Bqrale Mitchell
Donald IT
Mitchell
Hamilton Merchants’ Association
Hood
Why a Cheer Leader Failed to Secure Bear Cub for Team
Cincinnati, Sent. 22. University of Cincinnati seeks a football mascot bear club. Cheer leader David Retendisti argues against a bear, preferring no mascot if Sol Stephen’s plan is the only option. An official from Cincinnati Fog animal collection offers cubs for loan only by separating cubs from mothers. Rosenblatt declines, fearing the school does not need a mascot bear.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
David Retendisti
Sol Stephen
Rosenblatt
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Cincinnati Fog
Sling Shot Bagging Squirrels in Cincinnati
A quirky Cincinnati report describes Dr. G. Mallet using a homemade sling shot to bag squirrels at distances up to 90 feet. Insurance executive W. Hawara Cox also bags squirrels with a pistol, employing a pebble-throwing strategy to lure the animal into view. The piece notes season timing and ongoing activity through the prior week.
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Cincinnati
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Fonen
Fort
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W. Hawara Cox
Naes
Dr. Mallet
Cox
Markeman
Yoxhood
Kentucky towns report varied events in brief local notices
Kentuckys Owensboro Jeames D. Hartigan died in Washington DC after a stroke at a doctor's office. Winfred Shelton, 38, jailed on accessory to shooting and robbing W. Chamberlain. Midway Milton Penn 14, killed squirrel hunting. funeral held. Roger Bryan 74, retired grocer shot himself, funeral held in Winchester. F B G. Ewing suspended as Lexington patrolman. Hickman store loss over $5,000 from undetermined origin. Ladies Aid Postpones meeting to Sept 27 due to consequent funerals. Zion Young People hear a reading on Lutheran Marriage by Miss Thelma Hillmore.
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Misa Thelma Hillmore
Zion Triberan
Uno Church
Cost 85 Cents To Put Rheumatic Cripple Back To Work
A sensational advertising pitch promises to cure rheumatic pain with a cheap remedy. It claims a penn will restore mobility and spare agony from uric acid poison, urging readers to buy a bottle from Radolitts Drug Company or similar stores with a money back guarantee.
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Radolitts Drug Company
Dargie
Deng
Igie Jtaw
Newrite
Selavica
Coitibama
Neu Vlada
Camden women win many awards at Preble flower show
The Alpha Garden club flower show at the Preble county fair drew many patrons and featured a nine year tradition. Judge Mia Frank Garry of Cincinnati lauded the exhibition as outstanding with numerous award winners led by Mrs. Clara Fults Eaton and Mrs. W H Wysong Eaton in multiple categories including delphinium roses violets dahlias gladioli and cosmos. Competition was limited to Preble county residents. professional growers were barred from entering.
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Alpha Garden Club
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Mia
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Clara Fults
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W. H. Wrysong
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W. H. Wysong
James Knox
F. RB. White
Abbie Geeling
Campbellstown
Misa Lola Borradaile
Gamdon
Lela Barrisdaile
Paul Logan
Balan
Abbie Geeting
Andrey Albert
Lewisburg
J. F. Ezler
Misa
Lola Borradaile
Verson Monebrake
Eston
Wrysong
Iet
Charles Yaddosk
Miay
Lola
Borradaile
Caméden
Shyrtle Cotterman
Audrey Alhart
Tawisburg
Liest
Harry Price
Lola Barradaile
Myrtle Cotforman
Vernon Monebrake
B. White
Verran Monebrake
Carsden
Charles Paddock
Maton
Prebla County
Rev Luther Petry Dies Near Eaton
Rev Luther Petry age 88 died at his daughter's home Mes Malissa Cline west of Eaton Indiana after a long tenure as orator for the Church of the Brethren in Preble county. He was survived by four daughters Kate Deem Eldorado Mary Johnston West Milton Pearl Warfey Emme Breider Dayton and Elmer Petry Eldorado. Funeral services were held at Price Creek Church of the Brethren with burial in Monroe cemetery.
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Cline
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Indiana
Church of the Brethren
Preble County
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And
Kate Deem
Eldorado
Mary Johnson
West Milton
Pearl Warfey
Emme Brieder
Dayton
Elmer Petry
Richmond car crash injures baby. driver held for investigation
A car struck a baby in Richmond injuring the child and causing a mother to be attended by a physician. The driver is being held for investigation by Richmond police. Passengers included the husband and two children, Julian and Pearl, all escaping with minor cuts and bruises. Also noted: a former banker, Harry Vercamp, 45, died by suicide in Chicago after stock losses. Jury draws set for Preble County October term. George Schwidt, 87, Dayton, released on recognizance after robbery case.
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Richmond Polis
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Pearl
Roy Felty
Ida Pratt
Betty Feltz
Harry Vercamp
Chicago
Chiango
Vertamp
Banka
Mstitusiona
Dayton
George Schwidt
Halon
Gratis
Democratic Women Attend Jefferson Township Meeting at Don Horrigan Home
Members of Eaton Democratic Woman's Club and county candidates attended a meeting sponsored by the Jefferson Township Women's club at the Don Horrigan home in New Paris. Mrs Horrigan serves on Preble County Executive committee. Candidates represented included EO Eikenberry for state representative, William Pryton for clerk of court, James Howsare for prosecuting attorney, A D Alford for treasurer, and Ray Dons for recorder.
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Democratic Woman's Club
Jefferson Township
Anniversary notes and political figures listed in local column
A dated community page lists anniversaries including figures such as Jobe Conuiss, Stephen D. Lee, and Henry T Kluck, with birth and death details. It also notes candidates, speeches, and club activities in Camden with names like Johannah Pons and Janes A. Howsare, plus social and civic talks and a dinner event concluding with local club proceedings.
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Iteleeman
Faraday
Jobe Conuiss
U.S
California
Treland
Grant
Newburgh
N.Y
Washington, D. C
Hersick Jonnses
Kaughnawaga
N. Y
Stephen D. Lee
Charlsston
Vicksburg
Misa
Henry T Kluck
New York City
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Jame Charles
Jackson
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Elia
Gertrude McShara
Second Street
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Myron Scott
Warren Seott
Arthur Scott
Atlanta
Emerson BeQnoid
St. Louis
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Carl Gibbony
Joan
Katherine Kingley
Camden High School
Will Davis
T. E. Davis
A. Terzenbneh
Phoebe Glick
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Herbert A. Marshall, Jr
19Th St
Cleveland
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Floyd Gibbons
Goodrich
Antery Neckera
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