Local High School Diamonds Stage Triple Feature
Three town diamonds hosted a day of baseball with High School, College and City teams in action. Clarita, Wewoka, and Stratford squads battled in varied results as Colby and others posted wins amid windy, uneven play and multiple hits.
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Frain Tritays Pally
Cotlege
Atty High School
Alloirani Clarita
Mie
Clarita
Holdenville
Hauls Valley
Feta Atha Crac “High Jewol Teany
Wells
Taker
Reynolds
Weieetka
Harasseh
Travis
Hoth el
Ryans
Colbeyt
College Field
Aml
Aleford
Dtu
Wereméa
Stratford
Daniy
Quiet Reigning On College Campus After District Meet
On Monday the quiet settled over East Central College as students recalled the district invitation meet held Thursday through Saturday last week. President Linscheid called it the most successful event yet with harmony and spirit, ideal weather, and no incidents. Attendance rose to about 700, a record, with officials already facing crowding next year. Also reported were the quiet, intimate wedding of Nina Miracle and Sam Jack on Saturday evening at the Dewar home of Miss Adrianna Veeeland, witnessed by close friends. The couple, both College students, reside near Dewar and plan to make their home with Miss Veeeland.
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Tempas
Linscheid
Howe
Biel
Minn
Titi Chia
Yecu
Jack-Miracle
Nina Miracle
Sam Jack
Adrianna Veeeland
Ties
E. O
Whiuwell
Vree- Tan
Adrianna Vyeeland
Verda Tom Reed
Dot LaMarr
Mossik
Phil Lambke
Cole Jobe
Transfer of City Engineer Darlington to Sapulpa
H. Darlington, longtime Ada city engineer and state highway official, is transferred to Sapulpa. Modaicks of Oklahoma City will move to Ada. The move ends Darlington's Ada tenure after many years directing local and state road work.
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H. & Darlington
Poulmes Avith
Ada
Sapula
Modaicks
Oklahoma T Gity
Darlington
State Highway Commission
Thas
Roe
Card of Thanks for George Brown Death and Kindness
We thank friends for kindness during illness and death of our son and brother George Brown. May Heaven bless you all. Mrs. George Brown and baby Brison Brown Jor a BrownMr. and Mrs. B. F. Yowrey My. and Mrs. F. Retherford Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parish
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Jinal
George Brown
Brison Brown
Jor A Brown
B. F. Yowrey
F. Retherford
Luther Parish
Blind girl at Central makes record of sightless progress
Miss Cowser, a blind student at Oklahoma School for the Blind in Muskogee, earns praise for independence and ambition at Hast Central College. She explains her drive to prove capable despite blindness and details her plan to graduate by organizing her own ceremony, pursuing teaching and domestic work, and aiming for higher education with financial aid.
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Heste
Miss Conserves
The
Mist Central College
Miss Conger
Tupelo
School For
Miss Cowser
Clues
Mi Ruge
Cole
Cowser
Bern
Moates
Senton
Enlleae
Oklahoma
Miss Cowger
Gitlerus
Fiane
Wa Gontrat Frcully
Shin
H. Nelson
Malley Cunningham
Cowser Deckires
Central
Newton Shows Drawing Crowds Across Oklahoma Tours
Newton stopped in Ada on the Moon Brothers circus tour under his son Oly Newton King. Word arrives that the Orange Toothorg show, under his care, is also drawing large crowds in the northern part of the state. Both groups will remain in Oklahoma for some time.
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Ee Newton
Newton
Ada Enroute
Oeaves
Oklahoma
Oly
Newton King
Allafte
Robbers steal merchandise from Bristow store
Burglars broke a window to force entry at Ed Abrahams general merchandise store in Bristow, stealing merchandise valued around $2,500 while missing about $200 in cash. Police reported no clues on the identities of the robbers.
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Bristow
Apel
Ed Abraham
Tikva
Bhotr
Freeny and Carter win Patrict boys tennis final in two sets
Ada’s L Freeny and Goalgate’s Earnest Carter battled for two hours for the Patrict boys singles title Friday afternoon. Freeny won 6-2 5-7 6-4, after sweeping earlier rounds with near-continuous play while Carter proved tireless, both earning the championship amid a marathon day of matches.
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L. Freeny
Ada
Earnest Carter
Goalgate
Freeny
Carter
Neirherman
Ruggles
Wen
Sotas Hat
Vision
Goou
Tecumseh
Carson Adlue
Tle
Norman Stevens
Tecumeh
Atwood
Walter Fleet
Suilde
Atwood Ruggles
Walter Meet
Robert Wilton
Coalgate Adler
Normath Stevens
Davis
Gurson
Jos Hayes
Couris Hayes
McCloud
Jack Summers
Cameron Hall
Indufated
Hill
Massey
Loft
Joe Iivier
Buster Ryker
Wewoka
Stari Malone
Charles Caskey
Stratford Gadl
BAT
Aemi
Atwood Ruggtee
Teesmavd
Cameron Hill
Gurson Ad
Nora Stevenson
Joe Booser
Gurgaon Adler
Avyoud Ruggles
Fied
T Ladiers
Fennis
Uehers
Oliver Johns
Wt. H. Davis
SloCloud
Ron Max Adlen
den Hodges
Milburn
Harold Strohur
Wetumka
Gillian Mackin
W. Oa
Atlan
Peau Spencer
Walieveka
Oliver Joie
HB. Davin
Put Gillian
Mackin
Harold Strotin
Tae
Obituary notices for Thomas N Paylor and W Brown
Thomas N Paylor aged eight seven years died Tuesday following illness. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday by Rev H W Wallace at First Christian Church then burial at Ad GRHORGH cemetery. W Brown aged fifty died Monday at a local hospital. The body rested until Tuesday and the funeral took place at Glovedale cemetery with family and friends expressing deep regret. He had lived near Feobo then Marlow before death. survived by his wife and a young daughter, four brothers and two sisters.
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Pram Wernenda
Paylor Thomas N
Mylor
Luveluly
Iorlogk
H. W. Wallace
Grhorgh
W. Brown Gourer
W. Brown
Lvgedale
Feobo
Marlow
Death of J Motes Reported in Marshall
Word arrived today of the death yesterday at six o clock in Marshall of J Motes, elderly member of the Bunyard family from this city. The body will be brought here tonight or tomorrow for funeral services at the First Baptist Church with Rev. C Morris officiating.
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KB. McGee
Marshall
J. Motes
H. Bunyard
First Baptist Church
C. Morris
Spends Holl to Collect One Cent in Tulsa
A Tulsa woman collected a cent from a bank by spending fourteen cents. She had five cents deposited at a bank that closed in January. D. Pratt, liquidating agent, notes she paid fourteen cents per circuit, some checks for eighty nine. Three thousand five hundred dollars remained uncalled for. Relief aid reached over two thousand homeless after a fire in a small port town near Douglass Amenoa. Red Cross coordinates rescue and support.
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Ulsa
Howe
Tristers & Meelumics Baal
D. Pratt
Bank Ovil
Douguas
Ste
Campbell Russell Reviews Bond Veto
Campbell Russell argues for serial bonds in Oklahoma and challenges the sinking fund system. He criticizes non serial bonds as mortgaging property and calls for voter approval of funding bonds while defending serial bonds as safer and more marketable for state and local issuers. He cites opposition from bond brokers and state officials, urging taxpayers to demand serial bonds and hold authorities accountable.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Goverenor
Amores
Thom
Erin Moras
Staly
Sossippi
New Jersey
Oliver
Oir
Honda
Sovereiens
Gampbell Russell
Sec'y
Associaton
Oklahoma Vetoes Bill Suite as Midnight Action Ends Session
Oklahoma City April 14 Every bill Jay on Governor Trapy's desk Monday night expired without his signature as the legislature adjourned. Prominent vetoes include the Gulager minor marriage notice bill, the Calvert-Laint-Jay bonding bill, the Fanguay bonds election bill, the Logan University of Oklahoma regents bill, and the O'Bryan D to require Bible reading in all schools.
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Pklahoma City
Jay
Trapy
Ladie
Gulager
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
O'Bryan
Atlas Officials Allow Supplemental City Estimate
The county excise board voted to allow Atlas the supplemental estimate of 13193.38, reversing a prior decision. Judge Tal Crawford and Superintendent A Lloyd reportedly dissented. The city treasurer says funds from water and other sources cover the added costs, including audit expenses.
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Enounty Excise Board
City of
Atlas
Tal Crawford
A- Floyt
Lyne
Ety Offisiangs
Walter Sith
Public Works and Property
East Met
Tve City Hall
Tudsay
Excise Board
I. W. Dean
J. M. Byrd
A. Lloyd
W. A. Peele
H. Clay Stephens
J. W. Weatbrook
Nebraska woman confesses to poisoning eight persons
Mrs. Della Sorensen of Dannebor Nebraska confessed to County Attorney Dobray and reporters that she poisoned eight people, seven fatally. She will be sent to Hastings state asylum under a Howard county dairy board ruling with no charges or prosecutions filed. Authorities investigate poison purchases, question a drug store owner, and note Sorensen may have harmed four others who recovered. Her seven victims included three of her own children, her first husband, a mother-in-law, and two infants. Emanuel Sorensen said he suspected nothing before the confession.
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ST. Paul
Della Sorensen
Dannebor
Here
Dobray
Hastings
Howard County Diairy Board
Scott
Champion Butter Producing Cow Tops Reno Show
In Reno on April 21 Eq a Holstein cow owned by J M Kennedy of near Reno set a 90 day record of 13993.9 pounds milk and 469.28 pounds butterfat equaling 586.5 pounds butter by living calf birth after 216 days of test. She surpassed Chothilde Neho Pontiac Beets of Dustin in the senior four year old class. Kennedy praises well fed cows that yield steady income, noting his cows support his farm and family. An epidemic of death by own action sweeps Austria and Hungary as reported by the Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger.
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Reno
Apri
Lileo Wany
Nwn
Mutual Model Vale
J. M. Kennedy
Near
Advanced Try
Holstein-T Dan Association of America
Fann
Kennedy
Deauken Driver Sentenced to One Year in Prison
State district court on Monday set a maximum sentence of one year in the state penitentiary at McAlester for W E Holmes charged with operating an automobile while intoxicated. Judge W E Freeman handed down the punishment, described by officials as the strictest for such a violation in the court records.
Tenas Boy Given Death Penalty for Assault
Mineral Wells Texas April 29 Doy Arnold 17 was found guilty of a criminal assault and given the death penalty by Palo Pinto County authorities. He and an accomplice reportedly held up an escort for a Mineral Wells girl, assaulted the young woman, struck her escort, and drove off with the escort's automobile.
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Mineral Wells
Texas
Doy Arnold
Palo Pinto
Arnold
Jae Vandelier Stout Fetes Ada and Ruth Stout Marriage
Jae Vandelier Stout and Gene Vandelier wed Ada and Ruth Stout of Stillwater in a Monday evening ceremony at the Baptist church with pastor Morris officiating. The bride is an Ada native and former Oklahoma A&M student. they plan to reside in Ada after the ceremony.
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Gene Vandelier
Ada
Ruth Stout
Stillwater
the Baptist Church
Peat C
Proom
American Theatre
Oklahoma Apad
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Stratford Aggregation
Bsaselva
Uritow
Net Crow
Ada High School
Tennis Star
Campbell Russell
Nebraska
Pougonine
Austria
Hungary
Philadelphia Evening Pubile Ledger
Deauken
Tenas
Vandelier
STOUT
Aean
Mount’s
Mount's
Mount’s. Special
John Deere
Coffman & Sparks Co
East Main
Ada, Oklahoma
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