Oxford’s Century of History Revives Oxford’s Early Settlement
An account traces the Oxford area from its first settlers in 1849 1850 and the growth around a Neenah Creek mill. It notes the 1882 incorporation hearings the names of early residents and officers and the 1930s centennial celebration plans for the village of Oxford Wisconsin.
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Oxford Centennial Celebration Promises Local Pride
Celebration notes mark Oxford's centennial year with plans proposed in February. Committee members including Doe Hines and Carol Coddgta outline a wide program from costumes to carnival prizes and electric attractions. The effort aims to honor community history and inspire civic pride.
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