Oil Center Highlights Local Social Mix
Sasakwa residents spent Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis while Hansel Burk joined the Lewis visit in Ada Frida. Mary Hutchens visited Minnie Lewis and delivered new appliqued pillow cases as Marian Willougby and family hosted Sunday dinner. Earl Summers of Hayward California stayed with Earl Franks and Shelly, and Rev. Glen Eaves visited Oklahoma City hospital relatives. Judy Chilcoat dined with Debbie Eaves.
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Sasakwa
Frank Lewis
Hansel Burk
Ada Frida
Mary Hutchens
Minnie Lewis
Marion Willoughby
Freda
Wayne Willoughby
Tabby
Leon Willoughby
Davie Willoughby
Juanita Frantz
Billy Lee
Earl Summers
Hayward
Calif
Earl Franks
Shelly
Glen Eaves
Oklahoma City
Powell
Ada
Ruth Sutton
Tenna
Tammy
Josephine McAnally
Alvin McAnally
Otis McAnally
Fred McAnally
Borger
Tex
James Rhynes Sr
Phil Rhynes
Noble
Don Allison
Happyland
Tommy Johnson
William Henson
Billy
Geraldine McAnally
Ann Maxey
Emporia
Kans
Dennis Moody
Pauls Valley
Horace Golden
Teresa
Randy
Gary McAnally
Free Holman
Wilson
Fred Duncan
Murray State College
J. C. Carroll
Moore
Laura Haines
Mike
Elmer Cochran Sr
George Cochran
Elmer Cochran
Ellis Bevel
Bessie Chandler
Oak Avenue
Baptist Church
Lena Cochran
Opal Bivens
Lillian Agee
Glen Agee
Paul Loyd
Dallas
Charles Cook
Jim Sexton
Jim Sanders
F. O. Jones
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Kenny
Kevin
Latta
Bvylan Lee
Don Newby
Kathy
Stephen
Lavona_ Jones
J. W. Kirkes
Allan Sanders
Hershall Sanders
Stonewall
Etta Garrett
Charles Phillip
Irvin Crites
B. Northam
Family Barney Ville
Ray Kemp
Vollie Layne
Roff
Elva Kemp
Mary Cook
Freddie Duncan
Teresa Golden
Matt Richardson
Carlene McNutt
Lisa
Eddie
R. E. Tilley
Terry Richardson
Cerral Richardson
Roger Richardson
Danny McNutt, Jr
Chriss
Byng
Gwyn Tilley
Union Hill Baptist Church
Lavona Jones
Kevin Jones
Ruby Horton
William
Vernon McCurdy
Glen Horton
Roger Stone
Jimmy Jennings
Oil Center
Beulah McCurdy
Midge McDonald
Rae Garrett
Kirkland
Fred Jones
Ballard Nursing Home
Rube Delozier
Arry Archer
Jerry Reamy
Don Delozier
Roy Choate
Simpson
Kirby Tilley
Dian
Pamela
Johnny Tilley
Parker
Grindstaff
Jean McCasel
Marie Phelps
Russell
Alvin Wells
Delbert Akins
Albert Crow
Ruby Crow
Ardmore Hospital
Mmr
Monroe Waters
Free Will Baptist Church
Union Hill Church Notes Highlight Wide Attendance
Union Hill Baptist Church reports Sunday school attendance of 61 with Rev. L A Farrell delivering morning and evening sermons. Numerous visitors and members attend meetings including WMA and WMU gatherings, wedding showers, and village visits across Ada, Latta, Moore, and surrounding areas. The piece lists many names and local events with frequent mentions of festivals, birthdays, and substitutions of guests.
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Union Hill Baptist Church
L. A. Farrell
Fate Of Kansas Linkup To State Turnpike Still Unsure
Kansas faces a decision on toll road links from Wichita to Oklahoma and a southeast Kansas feasibility study. Gov. Docking could sign the bill authorizing two Wichita-Oklahoma border links and a Winfield to southeast Kansas study, with a $53 million funding plan via revenue bonds.
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Kansas
State Turnpike
Topeka
Kan
Wichita
Oklahoma
Robert Docking
Winfield
Docking
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansas Turnpike
Wellington
Strother Field
Arkansas City
Kansas- Oklahoma
Catoosa
Tulsa
New York
Senate
Northwest Passage
Winfield-Galena
U.S. 166
Fredonia
Galena
Gaines
Four H Roundup Winners Listed at Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc County 4H Roundup named champions across senior and junior divisions. Winners include Sherry Hatch Latta and Cuba Heard Roff in Senior Girls Regular Talks, Cuba Heard Roff as Senior Girls Individual Champion, Pam McMillin Ada Jr High in Illustrated Talks, Carl Graham McLish as Junior Boys Regular Talks, and Mike Langley Latta as Junior Boys Individual Champion.
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Pontotoc County
Sherry Hatch
Latta
Cuba Heard
Roff
Jane Whelchel
McLish
Cindy Turner
Joyce White
Pam McMillin
Ada Jr. High
Melissa Green
LaVonda Langley
Stonewall
Vicki Scott
Diane McDaniels
Willard
Karen Myers
Julie Netherton
Sharon Wingard
Sue Floyd
Julie Langley
Sharon Gerth
Lauri Thompson
Amy B. Floyd
Rhonda Lewis
Kelly Thompson
Cindy Yahola
Carl Graham
Alan Cowley
John Whelchel
Tim Hall
Kelly Edison
Keith Morgan
Ronnie Denham
Darrell Flinn
Lyndon Flinn
Mike Langley
Eddie Gern
Frank Stout
Gary LaCrone
Billy Loman
Boys Illustrated
Steve Skelton
Greg Nanney
Charles McKnight
Roger Reeves
Forecast for 1973 Brightens for Midwestern Farmers
USDA economists project 1973 will be one of the best years for farm income and production despite possible early strength fading. They expect gross income and expenses to be near parity, with 1972 as a high-water mark and 1973 benefiting from strong prices for cattle and hogs and solid demand from domestic and foreign buyers. Top cash receipts in 1972 came from California Iowa Texas Illinois Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Missouri Wisconsin and Indiana with multi billion totals.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
C. Kyle Randall
Usda Outlook and Situation Board
Randall
USDA
U.S
California
Iowa
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Farmers Project Record Net Farm Income in 1973
The Agriculture Department projects U.S. net farm income will reach a record 21 billion dollars this year due to larger production and higher prices. The forecast follows an earlier estimate that income would dip slightly from 19.2 billion in 1972.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Wiring Case At Village Inn Motels Delays Hearing
Pre trial conference held by District Judge Lee West as new questions arise over city code compliance for wiring at the Village Inn Motel. Melvin Chilcoat gains intervention as parties seek halting electrical service amid regulatory disputes. Budget outlook notes farm cash receipts rise while costs climb.
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Village Inn
Lee West
Judge West
Melvin Chilcoat
Area Towns Elect New Trustees in Tuesday Votes
Stonewall Byng and Francis elected trustees as six names were chosen across three towns. Stonewall Ward 4 Matt Dunlap 70 and R D May 34. Ward 5 Aaron Ellis 57 and W L Fair Jr 44. Byng Ward 2 Buford Myers 33 and Doris A Henderson 26. Ward 5 Donnie Meeks 38 and Charles R Barrick 21. Francis Ward 2 Glen Phillips 52 and Marcus O Jenkins 23. Ward 4 Ronnie Canada 36, Arthur M Pipkin 31, Jimmy Sampson 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Byng
Francis
Matt L. Dunlap
R. D. May
Aaron W. Ellis
W. L. Fair Jr
Buford Myers
Doris A. Henderson
Cattlemen Invite Boycotters to Become Partners in Cattle
Texas cattle feeders propose city investors join as business partners by funding a 200 head feedlot. Details outline costs 357.50 for the steer, 400 pounds gain, 1 2 percent death loss, 8 percent interest, breakeven 498, selling 46 per pound with potential ±10,500 profit or loss.
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Amarillo
Tex
Texas
Cleveland
Ohio
Basil Russo
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
Roff Seniors Announce 1973 Talent Show
The Roff Senior class stages its annual Talent Show on April 6 at 7 30 p m in the Roff Grade School Auditorium. Admission is 1 00 for adults and 50 cents for students. Proceeds support trophies for first second and third place from local participants.
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Roff
Cattlemen Stage Meat Giveaway Protest at Missouri Store
In Columbia, about 16 cattlemen bought out Eastgate IGA to give away meat while a local housewife handed out meatless recipes as part of a meat boycott. Voices framed the stunt as a protest to show shortages if production stalls continue.
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Columbia, Mo
Columbia
mid-Missouri
Eastgate
Marilyn Johnson
Nixon
Marshall
Global meat prices show sharp rises across capitals
U S observers found sirloin heavy in Bonn London Tokyo Rome and other cities with prices near or above Washington levels. Beef roasts in West Berlin at 2 08 per pound and Kobe beef in Tokyo at 17 40 reflect widespread cost pressure as unions press for higher wages amid rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Bonn
London
Tokyo
Rome
Japan
Kobe
Agriculture Department
Stockholm
CBS Chief Frank Stanton Plans Quiet Retirement
CBS chief Frank Stanton plans a quiet retirement after 27 years as chief operating officer. He will not seek dinners or interviews and wants no fuss as he steps down at age 65. Stanton shaped CBS policy and defended broadcast journalism during pivotal years including the Kennedy Nixon debates and The Selling of the Pentagon controversy.
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New York
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
Frank
CBS
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Pentagon
House Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
House
Washington
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Debbie Eaves
Union Hill
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Roseberry
Floyd Holman
Tenna and
Linsey Henson
Lela Johnson
Lois Rhynes
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Johnny Allan
Wes Farmer
Galey
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Ricky and
Westview
Kenneth Little
Terri Gray
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Glen Wallis
Mel Mauldin
Wayne Jones
Johnny Wilfong
Hattie Hicks
Nicoma Park
Hudell Bolin
Delphia Jones
Jewel Oliver
Sybil Collins
Roy Foster
Ardmore
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Joel
Konawa
Douglas Isaacs
Collins
Pleas Sutton
Joni Adams
Russell Shelton
Fort Ord
Joyce Trivitt
Ina Haines
Eddie Wallace
Betty Cunningham
Goodneighbor Club
F. L. Cunningham
Warren Cunningham
Wewoka
Mack Welch
Edna Golden
Iva Cantrell
Reggie
Regina
Lolitta Tucker
Lee Keeling
George Smith
Charles Coplen
Loy Little
Callie East
Seminole
Lula Keeling
Missie Coplen
Basil
Kevin Coplen
James Bottoms
Hutchinson
John Hayes
R-Hutchinson
Wichita-Hutchinson
Hayes
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Marietta Hall
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Vicky Stanford
Neccurat
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Marshall, Mo
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