Oxford-Tallawanda Road Trouble To Be Discussed Tonight
Village council meets to discuss road work on Wallawanda chain, with Supervisor Harry J. Nash, engineer Paul Alert, and officials from The State Highway department. Plans include replacing old earthwork with enhanced drainage and water supply for Woodland Terraces, plus a committee review of contractor substitutions and bids for a Friday game lineup and local events at Oxford Theatre.
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Tes
Oxford
Nuyoral
Harry J. Naehov
Jey
Hamsilton
Iil Ba
Wallawanda
Cor
Ruddiwas
Paul Alert
Deparlmort
Floco
Osira
Yblis al Fais
Woodland Hérraes
Wavler
Mme Botnil Merchante Association
Thomas
Parent Teachers Meet This Week at McGuffey School
Oxford Sept 27 The Parent Teachers association and Home and School circle plan first meetings of the new year this week. Officers include President Taroy McCreary and Secretary Mrs. Carl Rinkers. A program with Mrs. C. B. Finch speaking is scheduled, while the Home and School circle meets Wednesday at 2 45 in the Grundman Auditorium.
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Oxford
Terchecs
McGuffey
Uin
Purlio Echoala
Wlaiod
Ag Fellowes
Taroy McCreary
Frank Ws. Snyder
Charles B. Burger
Carl Riinkers
John McFall
Eachers
Paranie
C. B. Finch
Espup Kingiig
Gronnan Auditorum
Echool
Sonny
Dresher
Are
Tauber
Brad
Hays
Mes
Wtaeny
Hoekersenith
Mim Cheater O. Thoals Brensavor
Stra
Rosicrucian Book Donated to Local Library
The Rosicrucian order has donated a book titled Comple te History of the Rosicrucian Order by H. Spencer Lewis to the library. Bloom says the donation follows requests from local vendors and supports public educational, historical, and non religious works funded by the order.
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Rangers
Uamilton
Polio
North
Tasterveian Citer CA
Than Tuat
San Jose
Onlifornia
Bat
Wbrary
H. Spencer Lewis
G. Bloom
Rasicvurian
Orngion Oviloy
Siys Chas G. Bloom
Hotel industry camp shows mixed progress in Ohio
A government report notes slower improvements in Ohio hotels during August, with officials citing uneven pace in the sector. The survey, prepared by the Bureau of Business presented, references industry groups and local operators in Columbus and Cleveland, highlighting modest gains and ongoing challenges for hoteliers.
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Colorabis, Oy
Ohio
Chin Sento Tarivotsky
Shin Tingol Owites
Labor optimism over conditions signals gentle business rebound
Washington survey shows striking optimism about business improves, the American Federation of Labor notes signs of real gains. Yet the poll indicates the rise is slow and not yet justified by actual business improvement.
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Wastangton
Thly Shevéy
Tausiness
American Federation of Linkerth
Boltet
Fire destroys vacant house on West Miami river road
Firefighters responded to an early Monday blaze at a vacant house on West Miami river road in Huarin. Estimated damage totaled about 1500 dollars. the home belonged to Grant Edwards and was unoccupied. Crews from Cleves under Chief Richard Hoffman prevented spread to a nearby structure.
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Dwards
Hooven
Miami River Road
Huarin
Grant Edwards
Cleves
Tnder Chick Riward Hoffman
Towse
High Motor Taxes Fail to Realize Amount Sought
Washington reports that high motor taxes under the 1932 Revenue Act did not raise as expected. Aug falloff in receipts to 12.55 million, far below the 268 million annual estimate, prompting A A A and industry critics to urge a general sales tax replacing selective excises.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
American Automobile Association
Congress
Thomas Jttlenry
National Motoring Car
Hes Indiaata
Havas Ways and Means
Senate Pinanta
American Automobhiln Tasacingtion
Ohio Events Day by Day Happenings and Trials
A fragmented report notes Blake, TA, linked to Kentucky and Oklahoma, at a farm home. Albert Gunninghan of Newport Ky faces indictment for attempted extortion involving Alfred Caap in Columbus. The electric commission considers removing interurban tracks to abandon service. Former school official Marion-Omer, Apt. A, is questioned. Alvin W. Couples, 33, dies while awaiting manslaughter trial for his wife’s fatal shooting on August 10.
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Othomar Maxwell
Ashinad
Chigago
Aon
Dre
Thomas Maxwell
South College Avenue
Mies
Belly Stewart
Misa
Dorothen McQuiston
Christ Hospital Nursing School
Gindodale
Mors
Stewart
Murion McQuiston
South Wecet Street
Ubardey Brosset
Wainit
Mich
David Meredith
Fawats
Stewart Pryss
Janving
St. Tobi
Depnent
Yais
Blainoue
N.Y
OxPoris Wittora
Aar
Blake, TA
Old School of Pil Operatore
Kentucky
West
OklaHoma
CinchonalimAn
Threnga
Albert Gunninghan
Newport
Springfield
O. Te
Alfred Caap
Department
Wanker
Columbis
Wonkel Sevice
Columbus, Delaware and
Marion, Electrio
Onse Suppler
Atle Visemont
Ina
Alvin W. Couples
Bia
Freight rate schedule upheld by Interstate Commission
Washington Bureau report upholds freight rates on wagon, iron, steel pipe and fittings from Hamilton Middletown and other eastern cities subject to I C C. Examiner Burton Fuller recommends west of Mississippi rules remain to be shipped and new table of rates allows railroads to implement increases. Evening services announced at First Church with music and sermons by Rev. Parkin on October 8 and themes on The Ten Commandments in the Twentieth Century.
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Paul May
Washington
Wnoilon Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Hamilton
Middletown
Burton Fuller
Commission Examiner
Examiner
Tirst
Rero
Rey
Parkin
Gandhi fasts to force communal voting agreement in India
London dispatch reports Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the Indian independence movement, fasting to protest Britain’s communal voting rules after failure to reach agreement at the London Round Table conference. The photos portray Gandhi fasting, his daily routine, and contemporaries Lord Isd ar and Mme Gandhi in London.
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London
Mahatma M. K. Gabehi
Intilam
Great Britain
Gandhi
Epin
Cunter
Isadar
Gandhi Ening
Mme, Gandhi
Red Cross to Discuss Emergency Needs at Meeting
In Washington DC and Columbus Ohio Red Cross officials outline an emergency needs discussion at a welfare conference. Douglas Griesenser, James Showas Gosling, Everett Dix, Carroll Weir and Ella Layne Brown are among speakers detailing Red Cross relief plans and volunteer efforts tied to wartime and veterans services.
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Washington, D. C
Douglas Griesenser
Read Cross
Ohio
Columbus
American Red Cross
Showas W. Gosling
Thairman
Summit County
Akron
Wil Tell
New Wither Wy
Everett Dix
Mnanager
Carroll
Weir
Franklin County
Spme
Ella Layne Brown
Cincinninati
Sr. D
H. Pond
Cleveland
Horse Association Reports Rising Demand for Horses and Mules
The Horse Association of America notes growing demand for horses and mules as farmers economize and reduce machinery use. Revenues are up due to increased interest in equines for work and riding, with Chivega reporting the trend on September 27.
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Chivega
The
Horse Association of America
D. A. Council to Serve at Fair
One application for membership was received at the regular Fort Hamilton Council No. 109 Daughters of America meeting. Beginning Sunday, the council will meet in the dining hall at the fair on South Second Street.
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D. OF A
Fort Hamilton
Daughters of America
D. of A.hil
South Second Street
Department Store Sales Rising in New York
Report notes substantial rise in sales at New York department stores. Observers view the uptick as a reliable indicator of improving confidence in the economy, recalling the postwar expansion as a sign of recovery from earlier downturns.
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New York
Ealm
Wall Street
Graf Zeppelin salvage attempt ends in capture
A 17 year old Polish boy, Maryan Wociewski, was found aboard the Graf Zeppelin attempting to leave the ship in Frederichshafen Germany. He was sentenced to Zul and apprehended by police after another attempt.
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Graf
Frederichshafen
Germany
Maryan Wociewski
Zul
Jin
Grak
Plans for Improving Ohio Grade Crossings
Ohio to undertake immediate improvement of railroad grade crossings after a conference between the State Highway Department and railroad representatives. Highway Director C. W. Merrell announced the action following yesterday’s meeting in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Wes Aon Ameed
C. W. Merrell
West Alexandria Faces Street Light Funding Crisis
West Alexandria villagers may lose street lighting if enough signatures are not collected to guarantee payment by abutting properties. The village council cites insufficient treasury funds to cover Dayton Power and Light costs, with the 1935 contract set to expire. Officials doubt continued grants will cover rising debt as lights risk being turned off.
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Council
Offisiala
St Wiss
Alexandrian
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