Oxford Water for Woodlawn Terrace to be Provided by Council
Special to Tea Journal Oxford Sept 28 The village council in recessed session approved water service for Woodlawn Terrace Bonham subdivision east of the waterworks plant. A contract with county commissioners to lay mains and pipes for ten years or until annexation, with costs assessed against benefiting properties, was authorized. Water rates to be set by the affairs board. nonpayment to be collected as taxes or by legal action. Road improvements on Meanilawanda Road will use waterbound base and gravel and asphalt with added gravel as needed.
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Possible Line Up For Miami In Game With Illinois
Miami University will meet Illinois at Champaign on Saturday with a 150 pound line, a 168 pound backfield, and new uniforms. Probable starters include Ott 172 Massillon, Sigrart 194 Perry, Getihean 162 Fenton, Rentes 186 Elyria, Niemi 149 Ashtabula, Hmerick 260 Hawilton, Roudebush 167 Oxford, Meyer 165 Napoleon, Robinson 162 Toledo, Fertig 174 Independence. New outfits are red and white with white jerseys. designed by coach Frank Wilson, inspired by Stanford. Outcome remains uncertain amid a doubtful line and strong hopes for a surprise performance.
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Western College Lecture And Recital Course Features Prominent Guests
Oxford reports an upcoming Western College entertainment course featuring notable figures. Tuling Hussey from King's College London will speak on development heredity and evolution at Prosser Hall on Oct 5. Dr Toluis Curtizs, a diplomat, will discuss German political life and the Dawes plan on Nov 3. Alex Miller, English sculptor, will present lectures on Nov 11 and 12. Miss Sydney Thompson performs medieval legends on Dec 3. The English Singers appear Jan 14 in Presser Hall, hailed as top choral ensemble by a New York critic. Dr Edwin Todd of Miami University spoke to the Kiwanis on taxation.
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Governor White Coming Again in Oxford Pageant Events
Mrs Mary Hughes announces Governor George White will visit Oxford on Friday October 21 to participate in education of the Joel Collins cabin linked to the George Washington pageant. Location of the cabin undecided. village council will report at the next regular meeting. Dr ELT McIntosh buys George Bates Farm on Morning Sun road. Mr and Mrs Biogfrind Wong host luncheon honoring Professor Theodore Kratt from Oxford, dean of art and music at Miami University, who will serve on the Daytona Art Institute jury. Oxford notes include Western College students Hane and Lillian Douglass and Miss Alice Smith on East High Street.
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Over million women unite in wet fight in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on September 28, the Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform reports its wet faction has grown by over 100 000 members in two months, pushing total membership past 1 112 000. National chairman Mrs Charles J Sabin touts rapid gains as state divisions share figures and plan coordinated anti dry campaigns.
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Oxford Theatre Presents Horse Feathers Tonight
Mrs. Eleanor Adams Matthews of Cincinnati visits Oxford while locals Mrs Ela Keen and Ma and Mrs Kenneth Miller entertain at West Collins Street. Don Todd resumes studies at Ohio State University. Ella G MeSurely returns from Cincinnati visit. The Four Merz Brothers appear with Horse Feathers at the Oxford Theatre tonight and Thursday.
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Discontent in Farm Belt Edges Roosevelt in Republican Stronghold
Charles P. Stewart surveys the three state farm belt around Sioux City finding northeastern Nebraska and southeastern South Dakota leaning Democratic while western Iowa remains strongly Republican. He predicts Nebraska and possibly South Dakota tilting Democratic, with Iowa uncertain and the Three-state region shaping a closer national outcome. He cites local sentiment of change as favorable to Democrats but notes internal regional tensions and Norbeck’s influence.
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Ohio OSU kicks off Frestman Week for new students
On the first day of Frestman Week at Ohio State University some 2000 freshmen gathered from across Ohio and other states for activities to ease into university life. The events aimed to acquaint newcomers with campus routines and resources across the Columbus campus.
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Okemua M E Church Ladies Aid Supper Menu
The Ladies Aid of the Okemua M E Church will host a chicken supper on Saturday October 28. Supper will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock in the dining room of Okemah High School.
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