Funeral Rites Planned for Elmer D Means Keota Bonham
Funeral services will be held Friday at 3 PM at Keith's for Elmer D Means Stigler lawyer fatally injured in a Wednesday automobile crash near Ada. He leaves widow Susan a daughter Mary Julia and a son James O Means former district judge. Services for Robert D Bonham Keota merchant killed in the same crash will be held Friday in Keota with burial there. He is survived by widow Margaret a daughter Priscilla and two sons Robert and J D Bonham. Also noted are dairy price and milk production adjustments with proposed benefit payments tied to butter fat reductions and surplus milk under a 1932 33 sales quote plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer D. Means
Stigler
Ada
Keith
Susan Means
Mary Julia
James O. Means
Means
Robert D. Bonham
Keota
Margaret Bonham
Priscilla
Robert
J. D. Bonham
Tragic Loss Of Marie Scaff 15 At Bebee Home
Marie Scaff 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs O C Scaff died at the family home near Bebee on Wednesday night. Funeral services were held at Box X cemetery with Rev Luther Coffey officiating and Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. She is survived by her parents three sisters Irene Scaff Mrs Lucile Teeter of Paoli Mrs Opal Leonard of Sulphur and four brothers Hobart Vernon Willard and Orville Scaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Scaff
O. C. Scaff
Bebee
Box X
Luther Coffey
Keith Funeral
Marie
Irene Scaff
Lucile Teeter
Paoli
Opal Leonard
Sulphur
Hobart
Vernon
Willard
Orville Scaff
Infant of D. Hunt Dies at Home Near Stratford
The infant daughter of D. Hunt died Friday at the family home near Stratford. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Oakman at 2 o'clock, interment in Oakman cemetery. She is survived by her mother and father. Criswell Funeral Home will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hunt
Stratford
Oakman
Oakman Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
W E Stone dies at 78 in Ada area
W E Stone died at his home west of Ada Friday afternoon at age 78. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from Criswell Funeral home chapel with Rev. Warmack presiding. Interment followed at Rosedale cemetery. Survived by W E Stone and R D Stone of Waurika, Mrs J R Taylor of Walters, and Mrs E M Glover of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stone
Ada
Chapel of Criswell Funeral Home
Warmack
Rosedale Cemetery
R. D. Stone
Waurika
J. R. Taylor
Walters
E. M. Glover
R E Waldrip R E Waldrip Dies At 50 In Local Hospital
R E Waldrip age 50 died at a local hospital at 10 a m Saturday Funeral services set for Allen at 2 30 p m Sunday with Masonic honors The body will be taken to Dennard Arkansas for interment Cris wells in charge Survived by wife three brothers and two sisters Rylie Lee John Waldrip and Mrs Alice Hays and Mrs Annie Main all of Dennard Arkansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Waldrip
Allen
Dennard
Arkansas
Criswell
Waldrip
Rylie
Lee
John Waldrip
Alice Hays
Annie Main
Mrs Mary Morris Rites Set In Frisco
Mrs Mary M Morris 65 died Monday at her daughter's home 320 N Center Funeral services Tuesday afternoon in Frisco with burial in Frisco cemetery at Keith Funeral Chapel in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Morris
J. F. Tate
N. Center
Frisco
Frisco Cemetery
Keith Funeral Chapel
Tragic Child Ragan Delozier Laid To Rest
Four year old Ragan E Delozier died at 527 West Second Sunday afternoon at 1 oclock Funeral services were held at Jesse Monday afternoon at 2 oclock Burial followed in Jesse cemetery Criswell Funeral Home handled arrangements He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragan E. Delozier
West Second
Jesse
Criswell Funeral Home
Holt 61 dies. funeral set in Connerville
W. H. Holt aged 61 died Saturday night at a local hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p m at Connerville with Criswell’s in charge. He is survived by his widow, four daughters Mrs Odessa Copas Mrs Mabel Copas Mrs Josephine Lamb Mrs Lucile Howell Mrs Helen Verts and four sons Gilbert Leslie Hampton and Cancel Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holt
Connerville
Criswell’s
Odessa Copas
Mabel Copas
Josephine Lamb
Lucile Howell
Helen Verts
Gilbert
Leslie
Hampton
Cancel Holt
Farm and tile irrigation plans aid dairy farmers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announces a nationwide dairy adjustment plan to raise producer incomes while keeping production near recent low levels. It includes subsidies, surplus milk relief for city children, cow transfers, and disease eradication efforts, with potential expenditure from 165 million to 300 million dollars. Separately, Oklahoma farm groups adopt concrete tile sub irrigation to grow gardens, enabling efficient water delivery from home made forms, with guidance from county and extension agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Bang
Oklahoma
Jessie Morgan
Pontotoc County
Home Demonstration
Extension Division
Oklahoma A
M. College
Stillwater
Oklahoma Egg Show Headlines May 1 3 at Stillwater Campus
Oklahoma A and M college poultry department sponsors the Oklahoma Egg Show on the campus May 1 2 and 3 with the Baby Chick and Cake show in conjunction. Premiums for egg and cake remain unchanged though funds are limited. The Oklahoma Poultry Improvement Association and the Oklahoma Poultry and Egg Shippers Association contribute to keep the show running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Oklahoma A. and M. College Poultry Department
Oklahoma Poultry Improvement Association
The
Oklahoma Poultry and Egg Shippers’ Association
End of Civil Works Administration Coverage in Pontotoc
The CWA ended its program in Pontotoc County with hundreds returning to unemployment. Funds supported road and school projects, drainage work, and wages, aiding local commerce. Transition plans shift aid to the Public Works Administration and FERA under Hopkins rules with a 24 hour work week and 30 cent minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Pontotoc County
CWA
Ada
B. E. Hennigan
Public Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Giles
FERA
Carl Giles
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Mrs Ruby Davis receives two year sentence in manslaughter case
Juane J F McKeel capped a week of criminal district court with multiple sentences totaling 181 years for five defendants. Ruby Davis was convicted of second degree manslaughter in the December slaying of Olen Davis and received two years. Other defendants drew 50 year and 10 year terms for robbery with firearms and murder, with additional cases set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juane J. F. McKeel
Criminal District Court
Ruby Davis
Olen Davis
McKeel
John Crawford
Otis Schuler
Schuler
Arthur Arnett
John D. Echols
Ownsley Wilson
Lou Wheeler
Aubry
John Tinner
Isaac Moore
M. D. Roberts
Jim Frazier
al Kemp
Leonard Stokes
Willie Duncan
Eugene Willis
Committees Named for Cornhog Plans in County
Committeemen for township and county handling of the corn hog administration have been selected in meetings ending with the county chairman and his board elected. Phil McLachlan is county chair and Tom Carmichael vice chairman. Carmichael serves when McLachlan or others are unable. Township boards include Maxwell, Chickasaw, Allen and Francis, Midland, Fitzhugh, and Stonewall with named chairmen and directors plus assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil McLachlan
Tom Carmichael
Carmichael
McLachlan
Olivo
W. B. Johnson
Maxwell
J. W. Mercer
Earl Rose
Chickasaw
J. H. Bullock
G. Poplin
Allen
Francis
N. S. Olivo
Oren Phillips
Tom Chandler
Midland
J. S. Stanfield
E. W. Williams
Fitzhugh
John E. Kelso
Louis Emerson
Carl Underhill
Stonewall
A. M. Pharr
Roy Glover
John Scribner
Farmers Attorney Backs Regulation of Grain Exchanges
Irving B. Goldsmith for the Farmers National Grain corporation urged the House Agricultural Committee to back the administration bill to regulate commodity exchanges. He praised the new grain futures act provision creating a presumption of innocence for cooperatives and noted Farmers National’s past access losses on the Chicago board of trade and $250,000 in fees paid to private traders while it lacked clearing privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Irving B. Goldsmith
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Goldsmith
Grain Cooperative
Farmers National
Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Nice
Circuit Court of Appeals
East Central Tigers prep for Shawnee clash with Bison
After days of spring drills East Central football eyes Friday night spring game against Oklahoma Baptist University at Hurt Field Shawnee. Veterans include Wayne Vickers John Axton Richard Swink H Clawson and Robert Scott with back Woodrow West and Charles West among newcomers coached by Polly Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Oklahoma Baptist University’ Bisons
Shawnee
Tiger
Wayne Vickers
John Axton
Richard Swink
H. Clawson
Robert Scott
George
Husky
Hawkins
Wewoka
Huey
Henryetta
Harrison
House
Woodrow West
Charles West
Wanette
Polly Wallace
Wallace
Fotball
Bison
Hurt Field
Ice tests mark fourteen inch Pocono lake thick
Skaters on Pocono Lake in Mt. Pocono Pa tested ice with an axe as temperatures near summer levels. The lake冰 thickness reached fourteen inches, a reminder of the region's record cold February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pocono
Pocono Lake
United States
Extradition Bid for Samuel Insull Denied by Turkish Court
Istanbul April 3 The last door to Insull’s possible escape to the United States was slammed shut as he was refused the right of appeal from the extradition decision. The Turkish court of Cassation ruled against any new moves, leaving the 74 year old ill fugitive in Turkey awaiting transfer to U S authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Samuel Insull
United States
Third
M. Kenn
Insull
Athens
House of Detention
Turkey
Court of Cassation
Robert P. Skinner
Washington
America
Illinois
National Assembly of
United Sates
Mosque
St. Sophia
Sultan Ahmed
Hoop Wins Tulsa Election Defies Political Theory
Prof O W Hoop a University of Tulsa political economy lecturer and retired army colonel wins Tulsa police commissioner race despite pledging not to campaign. He secures a 3 to 1 runoff victory over a Republican opponent and plans to crack down on crime with a firm hand. Oklahoma city elections also favor bond issues and see incumbents unseated in Muskogee Ada and Shawnee while other towns approve bonds and elect new commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
O. W. Hoop
University of Tulsa
el Reno
Shawnee
G. C. Wallace
Henry Goodson
L. M. Lundgaard
George H. Heriott
K. Pat Murphy
Myrl Warren
Muskogee
a_ civil service
R. T. Supert
Harold Cartwright
J. V. Campbell
James O. Lee
Joe N. Allen Jr
G. B. Moore
Art Pemberton Jr
F. W. Martin
A. A. Pfeiffer
Connie Ogden
James A. Egan
Ada—Percy Armstrong
Henry Kroth
Cushing
Newkirk
Elmer Haynes
J. W. Abbott
P. S. Mason
Blackwell
Ed P. Ambrose
Perry
J. A. Samuelson
Pawhuska
J. A. Vassar
Helen McCain
Okmulgee
R. R. Davidson
Harry Devina
Treasury reports nine months of fiscal year with large deficits
Washington reports expenditures of 4.848 billion, a 2.542 billion deficit, and an emergency outlay of 2.861 billion. March outlays totaled 610.233 million, with income tax receipts 232.007 million and March revenue 420.103 million, the largest monthly total of the year. The Civil Works Administration led March emergency spending at 177.298 million amid other large outlays for reconstruction, relief, conservation, and highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U?p
Treasury
Civil Works Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Dime Shaved From Merritt's Bill
The House trimmed 10 cents from a bill to pay Manuel Merritt 43.30 dollars as postal funds lost when the First National Bank in Ross Oklahoma failed. Rep Blanton noted the Post Office monitor suggested 40.20 instead of 40.30 and the House tabled the 40.30 bill, approving the Senate version with the reduced amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Manuel Merrit
Ross
Okla
First National Bank
Blanton
Dtex
Harold N. Graves
Farley
White House
Senate
Greater returns for the amount invested News Classified Ads
Classified ad listing notes higher yields or value for money from strategic investments. Readers are encouraged to compare simple returns against advertised offers and seek better options. Ends with a reminder to evaluate rates before committing funds.
Third Quarter Tax Penalty in 1933 34 Manor County
Penalty for delinquent third quarter taxes becomes effective March 1 under county treasurer Fred McCoy. A May 1 penalty applies to unpaid fourth quarter taxes. This first year of quarterly payments allows taxpayers to settle all taxes when due, with penalties assessed per delinquent quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCoy
93 Year Old Farmer Hart Struck By Car Near Albany
The Kuncken farm spring plowing will delay as 93 year old George Kunker of Albany is hospitalized after his team was hit by an automobile that swerved into the field. He was pinned and suffered back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Kunken
George Kunker
Kunker
Chapel Subject Draws Interest in Liquid Air Demonstration
Mr. O L Parker announces an April 13 assembly featuring Elliott James demonstrating liquid air, following a World’s Fair exhibit. The 45 minute program shows safety and science as James explains the process and performs feats like freezing liquids and igniting metals, aiming to spark student interest in science at East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Parker
Assembly
Elliott James
James
Chicago
Parker
East Central
Horace Mann Debating Team Seeks Conference Title Tie
Horace Mann high school debate teams finish with a 7 3 record in the East Central conference after double victory over Weleetka and a tie with Wewoka. A championship-decision debate and state tourney bid are being arranged. Coach Gordon M Harrel leads the Horace Mann squad of MHaroldean Cunningham Howard Lewis Garren Smith and Eleanor Waner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann High School
Webeetka High School
Wewoka
Horace Mann
Norman
Gordon M. Harrel
Altus
Une Mharoldean Cunningham
Howard Lewis
Garren Smith
Eleanor Waner
Elizabeth Olson
Bill Little
Holdenville
Seminole
Maud
Weleetka
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Mary Morris
JR. E. Delozier
Franks
State Garden
Roff
Madonna Fitzgerald
Cretonne
Miss Fitzgerald
U. S
Federal Emergency Relief
Hopkins
Farmers Attorney
Tiger Grid
EGE
Ansull
Prof. Hoop
Associated Press
E. J. Phelps
John Reynolds
J. D. Willoughby
T. J. Chambless
Fasury
Ooues Financial Report
Merritt
Farmer Hart
Horace Mana
J. Hamilton Lewis
Macy Henson
Taft St
Dr. Pierce
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