Ada Elks Rodeo Looms In Ada August
Ada prepares for the giant Elks Rodeo from August 12 to 16 as ticket office reports strong sales grandstand seats 3000 boxes still available. Inquiries arrive from Kentucky Illinois Arkansas Colorado and Oklahoma fans who plan to attend the midwest’s greatest outdoor rodeo. The Seminole Roundup club pledges full support and preparations enter their rush period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Kentucky
George Lowe
Alcomond
T. T. Pendergrass
Bud Parkerson
Hot Springs
Ark
W. T. Dorough
al Leach
Tulsa
Tommy Dorough
Denver
Colo
W. E. Amling
Pana
Cheyenne
Bonnie Allen
Aldridge Hotel
Seminole Roundup Club
Lutheran Leader Blames U S and Russia for World Tension
Hannover, Germany. Dr. O Frederick Nolde of Philadelphia told the World Lutheran Federation that the United States and Russia bear major blame for a situation he warned is near a new world catastrophe. He urged recognition of differing political systems and outlined a peace program advocating stronger Western defense and action against poverty homelessness and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannover
Germany
O. Frederick Nolde
Philadelphia
World Lutheran Federation
United States
Russia
Commission of Churches For International Affairs
Nolde
America
Soviet Union
Commission
Two Deaths Boost State Polio Toll
Two more polio deaths raise the year to 12 in the state as of Saturday. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis logged 11 new cases in the prior 24 hours, bringing total cases to 332 for the year. Victims include Donald Lee Fretz and Donald Achemire along with several children in Enid Tulsa Elk City and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Donald Lee Fretz
Enidman
Donald Achemire
Award
Woods County
National Foundation For
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Community Hospital
Elk City
St. Mary’s Enid
Hillcrest Memorial
Tulsa
St. John’s Tulsa
Garvin
McCurtain County
St. John’s
Jimmy Forrest
Prue
Osage County
Terry van Shirley
Double Tragedy Strikes Couple in Iola
Mr and Mrs G A Michael of Goodman Missouri face a double tragedy in Iola. Their cousin John W Ridgeway of Sutphen Springs Arkansas drowned in the Neosho River while wading on a fishing trip. Their 3 year old son Steven Michael died in a Chanute hospital after being struck by a car in Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Nance Credits Kerr Move On Barkley Third Ballot
Oklahoma Democratic leaders described the third ballot for Barkley at the Democratic National Convention as a tribute to Barkley and Senator Kerr. They spoke on KRMG Tulsa amid debate over unit rules and Stevenson’s draft status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Robert S. Kerr
James C. Nance
Purcell
Nance
KRMG
W. C. Doenges
Bartlesville
Joe Jarboe
Thority
Charles Plummer
Doenges
Plummer
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Jarboe
Roy J. Turner
Truman
Stevenson
Kefauver
Frank McKiney
Johnston Murray
Murray
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Kerr
Carl Rice
Kansas
Barkley-Kerr
Russell
McKinney
Fish Fry Boosts Auditorium Air Cooling Project
A benefit fish fry in Konawa sponsored by the Young Adult class raised funds for installing an air conditioning and heating system at the First Methodist church. Dale Martin led the 100-pound meal served 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Walter Wise Hut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Walter Wise
Dale Martin
Seminole County
Methodist
Tahlequah
Les Nordean
Voyt Gladden
Carl Hutchins
Nordean
Oda Terry
Bert Harris, Jr
Orville Parham
Vernon L. Cone
Robert Neria
J. W. Gladden
E. A. Rutherford
W. Austerman
Road Inspector Seriously Hurt in Stratford
Oma Richardson, a State Highway Department inspector from near Byars, was seriously injured when his car ran off the road near his Stratford area farm. He lay trapped overnight after the vehicle overturned and he suffered cuts, broken bones, and insect stings. He was found by passersby and taken to the Ada hospital. his condition remained serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Oma Richardson
near _ Byars
State Highway Department
Ada
Richardson
Fitzhugh School Dates Announced
Loyd R. Watson announces Fitzhugh school enrollment for Aug. 29 with buses on routes that day. Classes start Sept. 1 after a summer of repairs. The faculty includes Supt. Watson and principal teachers George S. Calvert Mrs. Marie Morgan Mrs. Denilla Harris Mrs. Edythe Clarke Mrs. Theda Calvert and Mrs. Myrtle Duffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh
Loyd R. Watson
Watson
Supt. Watson
W. F. Mitchusson
George S. Calvert
Marie Morgan
Denilla Harris
Edythe Clarke
Theda Calvert
Myrtle Duffer
Reclamation Work Program Listed
The federal Bureau of Reclamation unveiled a $240 million construction program for the next fiscal year. It plans irrigation for 267000 more acres and 346000 additional kilowatts of hydroelectric capacity, extending water coverage to about 4600000 kilowatts. The plan funds 73 projects under construction and ten new projects at $14.95 million, with Missouri River Basin totals around $69.202 million and four new units in SD, MT, and KS. Commissioner Michael W. Straus announced tentative allocations for various divisions including Kansas-Nebraska, Cheyenne SD, Frenchman Cambridge NE, Solomon KS, and Missouri-Souris MT-ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyo
Bureau of Reclamation
Commissioner of Reclamation
Michael W. Straus
Missouri River Basin
Rapid Valley
South Dakota
Lower Marins
Montana
Missouri Diversion
North Dakota
Webster
Kansas
Straus
Bostwick Division
Kansas-Nebraska
Cheyenne Division
Frenchman- Cambridge
Nebraska
Solomon Division
Missouri-Souris
Montana-North Dakota
Robbery Hits Bayless Drug Store on Main Street
Bayless Drug company at 116 East Main reports a Friday night robbery. About $15 in cash and $100 in merchandise were taken. The thief pried open a rear transom and exited the same way. The owner, M. F. Bayless, had recently added a time lock but small change was taken from outside the safe while lighters and small items vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayless Drug Company
East Main
M. F. Bayless
Hangs Self From Highway Bridge
Wellington August 2 The body of Earl H. Smith 38 a Santa Fe section laborer living at Perth Kas was found Friday hanging from a bridge over Prairie Creek. Found by his wife who had filed for divorce last Tuesday. Sheriff Earl Merryman and coroner J A Phillipson said death by own action. Survived by seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Earl H. Smith
Santa Fe Section
Perth
Kas
Prairie Creek
Earl Merryman
J. A. Phillipson
Smith
Divider in foe pressure saucepan for multi veg cooking
Using a divider in a pressure saucepan allows two or three vegetables to cook simultaneously without flavor mingling. It suggests practical use of separators to preserve distinct tastes while saving time.
President Urges United Defense Fund Support Across Armed Forces
President Truman urged total backing for the 1952 United Defense Fund drive to raise 19 million 451 thousand 340 dollars. He cited ongoing USO work, health and recreation programs for defense communities, clothing drives for Korea's suffering, and overseas facilities for ships carrying defense materiel. The fund aims to receive about 15.2 million dollars locally as campaigns extend from New York City to other regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Truman
United Defense Fund
USO
Korea
E. A. Roberts
USC Camp Shows, Inc
Europe
North Africa
Northeast Air Command
Alaska
Aleutians
Japan
American Relief For
American Social Hygiene Association
Roberts
Oklahoma GOP Candidates Rally for Fall Elections
Oklahoma City Aug 2 GOP nomi nees gathered for a pep rally as Floyd Carrier state party chairman led 70 plus candidates. Speakers predicted a Republican landslide and attributed optimism to Dwight Eisenhower's popularity. Carrier forecast 45 Republicans in the State House and 10 to 12 GOP senators, urging a statewide drive to realign registered Democrats back to the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Floyd Carrier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Okla
Carrier
House of Representatives
GOP
House
Senate
New Plan Offered Reserve Officers
The army and air force plan to offer indefinite length commissions to reserve officers under the Armed Forces Reserve Act. The plan, already in effect for navy and marine reserves, ends commission renewal, treats reservists like regular officers, and allows 60 days for decision. Those who decline may be discharged at the end of their current term or extended term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Blue Cross Paying Large Sums Now
Tulsa August 2 Oklahoma Blue Cross paid 2,040,762 dollars to hospitals in the first six months of 1952 for members hospital care. Director N D Helland said it was the largest payment in the 12 year history of the organization. Oklahoma Blue Shield paid nearly a million dollars to doctors for surgical medical care in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Blue Cross
N. D. Helland
Helland
Oklahoma Blue Shield
Stratford News Highlights Local Sunday Visits and Travel
Mrs Aubrey Robertson led children to Sulphur Sunday with Freddie Connie Staff Newt Joe Fred Watts Raydean Adams and Edith Kay Robertson Visiting Wynnewood Earnest Ellington and Minnie Mercer visited son Virgil Mercer north of Ada Sunday Kenneth Williams left for Fort Knox Kentucky to start residence W H Bullock spent last week at Sulphur Illness prompted a Sulphur bath Their son Lee, from near Stratford, joined them Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Robertson
Freddie
Connie
Newt
Joe Fred Watts
Raydean Adams
Edith Kay Robertson
Earnest Ellington
Wynnewood
Minnie Mercer
Virgil Mercer
Ada
Kenneth Williams
Fort Knox, Ky
W. H. Bullock
Ada Woman Visits Sister as Claudene Lovelace Treks Tulsa
Mrs. Jessie Morris of Ada visits her sister Lillie Mercer at home Sunday. Claudene Lovelace spends two weeks in Tulsa with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watts. Barbara Watts returns to Tulsa with Claudene after visiting Stratford for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morris
Ada
Lillie Mercer
Claudene Lovelace
Tulsa
Herbert Watts
Barbara Watts
Stratford
Claudene
Mrs Drake in Critical Condition in Oklahoma City
The condition of Mrs. L. L. Drake, in her son Bills home in Oklahoma City for several weeks, is critical. Mr. Drake has been at her bedside in Oklahoma City for several days as Mr. and Mrs. Norman Drake left Friday for Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Drake
Bill
Oklahoma City
Mr. Drake
Norman Drake
Forrest Family Receives News From Son Towned Troop
Mr and Mrs A A Forrest learn their son W E Townsend has returned to camp after being sent to Korea on August 9. The brief notice confirms Townsend’s deployment and indicates his safe return to camp location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Forrest
W. E. Townsend
Sine
Seine
Korea
Camp meeting visitors from Ada visit Rigney home
Leonard Rigney and Carl Hamilton of Oklahoma City attended the Pentecostal Holiness camp meeting in Ada and visited in the E. A. Rigney home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Rigney
Carl Hamilton
Oklahoma City
Ada
E. A. Rigney
Michigan City Guests Spend Weekend in Tishomingo
Rev. Raymond Brown his wife and two nieces Peggy and Ann of Michigan City Indiana are guests of Rev. and Mrs E A Rigney and family. The hosts and guests plan a weekend stay in Tishomingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Brown
Peggy
Ann
Michigan City
Indiana
E. A. Rigney
Tishomingo
Visitors arrive at the Smith home from nearby towns
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith included Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Conder and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Later Smith with son Louis of South Coffeyville, and Mrs. Alice Carter with daughter from Tulsa, visiting Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Smith
Rufus Conder
Later Smith
Louis
South Coffeyville
Alice Carter
Tulsa
Antonson Family Plans Texas Visit Amid Illness
Rev. and Mrs. N N Antonson and their son left Monday for Waco Texas to visit Mrs Lee Cox and her son Thomas Cox on leave from duty in Panama City Florida. They will visit Toby Antonson and his parents in early August. Toby Antonson is seriously ill at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Antonson
Waco
Texas
Lee Cox
Thomas Cox
Panama City
Fla
Toby Antonson
Rev
Electra Family Weekend Visit To Burleson Kin
Mr and Mrs Oscar Phillips with sons Jack Ronnie and Leonard from Electra Texas spent the weekend with their uncle Mr Frank Burleson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Phillips
Jack
Ronnie
Leonard
Electra
Texas
Frank Burleson
Oklahoma City Family Visits Grandmother over Holiday
Mrs. Pauline Hawk and her children Kaye June and Jerry visited Mrs. Kate Chandler in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Hawk returned home Monday while the children remained for a ten day vacation with their grandmother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hawk
Oklahoma City
Kate Chandler
Margaret Ann Smith Graduates from Oklahoma A and M College
Margaret Ann Smith of Stratford graduated from Oklahoma A and M College on July 26 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Smith
Stratford
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Mrs Harris Visits Ada Kin During Sister's Illness
Mrs F O Harris of Ada visits her mother Mrs C J Burris while sister Maude lies ill in Valley View hospital. Maude had been in the Burris home caring for her mother before falling sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Harris
Ada
C. J. Burris
Maude
Valley View Hospital
Family Reunion Ties Patrick Witt Family Visit
Mrs L P Patrick and children Patty Jimmie and Robbin visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Witt in Cleveland for a family reunion last week then traveled to Drumright to see Mr and Mrs S Patrick before returning home Tuesday.
Reverend and Mrs Alvin Smith Visit Tulsa Family
Reverend and Mrs Alvin Smith visited in Tulsa with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs C H Lewis. Rev Smith visited his parents Mr and Mrs J A Smith of Coffeyville Kansas. Dewain stayed in Tulsa for a two week vacation with his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Smith
Tulsa
Ada visit by Mrs. Jimmy Ray Glance and children
Mrs. Jimmy Ray Glance and her children of Ada visited Wednesday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ray Glance
Ada
F. W. Williams
Mrs Gardner and family visit Oklahoma City
Mrs. Mary Gardner spent the last part of the week visiting with her daughter and Mr and Mrs B H Shiel in Oklahoma City marking a family gathering with relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gardner
B. H. Shiel
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Couple Visits Hensley Family Sunday
Mr and Mrs J E John and son of Oklahoma City visited her father C P Hensley and sister and family Mr and Mrs Dale Melton and Cheryl Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. John
Oklahoma City
C. P. Hensley
Dale Melton
Cheryl Sunday
Local families visit in Lindsay and Sayre
Mrs Edd Harris and Chester Harris visit the George Harris family in Lindsay. C W Lairson and D E Lairson of Sayre spend weekend with their father F W Lairson and sister A M Benge. Sunday guests include Lem Lairson and daughter Helen Joyce of Oklahoma City. Mrs A M Benge and D E Lairson visit ill sister E O Jones at Wynnewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Harris
Chester Harris of
Lindsay
George Harris
C. W. Lairson
D. E. Lairson
Sayre
F. W. Lairson
A. M. Benge
Lem Lairson
Helen Joyce
Oklahoma City
Wynnewood
E. O. Jones
Moved Farm Family Buys New Home in Ada
W. A. Peck and his daughter Glenna relocate from Route 2 Stratford to Ada. C. P. Horsley purchases the former Peck farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Peck
Glenna
Stratford
Ada
C. P. Horsley
Shalan Family Visit Mentioned in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs G N Shalan of Oklahoma City spent Sunday with a daughter and family. The brief notice notes the social visit among relatives in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Shalan
Oklahoma City
College Taking GI Benefit Applications
East Central State college is accepting applications for Korean GI benefits. Veterans can file informal forms now with Muriel Lawrance, Veterans Clerk, to access August 20 Public Law 550 benefits as they prepare for fall registration on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Muriel Lawrance
Lawrance
East Central
Clergyman and wife in Dallas for fall school plans
Rev. Bill Williams and Mrs Williams traveled to Dallas this week to arrange his entrance into a local school this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Williams
Mrs Ruth Horner Visitation in Ada and Stratford
Mrs Ruth Horner of San Benito Texas is visiting relatives in Ada and staying at the Wayne Wadlington home near Stratford. Miss Horner teaches at San Benito. Mr and Mrs Tucker Fullbright and Mr and Mrs Ambros Woods traveled to Heber Springs Arkansas for a sister in law's funeral and returned this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Horner
San Benito
Texas
Ada
Wayne Wadlington
Stratford
Miss Horner
Tucker Fullbright
Stephens Home Welcomes Irving Visitors
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stephens last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stephens and son J. F. along with daughters Linda and Rebecca of Irving Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stephens
Maurice Stephens
J. F
Linda
Rebecca
Irving, Texas
Mrs Watts and Mrs Welch Visit Patient at Pool Hospital
Mrs Roy Watts and Mrs John Welch visited Mrs F P Staff on Monday. Mrs Staff is a patient at the Pool Hospital in Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Watts
John Welch
F. P
Staff
the Pool Hospital
Lindsay
Mrs. Laury Eoff Visites Parents in Warren Home
Mrs. Laury Eoff and her children are staying several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Warren. Mrs Eoff resides in Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laury Eoff
Everett Warren
Mrs. Eoff
Shawnee
Willis and Lunsford Moore Family Visit Oklahoma City
Mrs Thearon Willis and her son Charles spent last week visiting Mr and Mrs Alger Lunsford and Mr and Mrs Galen Moore in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thearon Willis
Charles
Alger Lunsford
Galen Moore
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City guest to visit Byars and Rosedale
Mrs Dessie Boatright from Oklahoma City visited Mrs Ellen Hoggard and Mrs Thompson this past week. She plans to visit relatives at Byars and Rosedale before returning home at week’s end. Mr Arch Thompson hosted lunch for Mrs Boatright with Mr and Mrs Hoggard and Mrs Thompson. The Thompsons later drove Mrs Boatright to Byars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hoggard
Mrs. Thompson
Dessie Boatright
Oklahoma City
Orba Smith Visits Parents After Army Discharge
Orba Lee Smith, recently discharged from the army, is visiting a few days at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Smith in Dumas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orba Lee Smith
Dumas
Exas
Mrs. O. L. Smith
Tom Glass Makes Christmas Buying Trip to Oklahoma City
Tom Glass journeyed to Oklahoma City on Tuesday for Christmas purchasing for the drug store. He aimed to stock seasonal items and secure holiday selections for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Glass
Oklahoma City
Ada woman visits Bowie family as longtime relative
Mrs. E. G. Walker of Ada stayed at the home of Mrs. Juanita Bowie on Wednesday. She is the grandmother of Tommy and Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Walker
Ada
Juanita Bowie
Tommy and
Linda
Okfuskee County Attorney Won’t File Food Theft Charges
Okfuskee County attorney Hugh Coleman Nolen said he is not inclined to file charges over a theft of foods for state school hot lunches. The case involves 6,350 pounds of dried milk and eggs sold to a local bakery, with payments by check and cooperation from the bakery operator. Shortages were reported from the Oklahoma City warehouse of the Emergency Relief Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okla
Hugh Coleman Nolen
Okfuskee
Nolen
George Howard Wilson
State Crime Bureau
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
Homer W. Neece
Oklahoma County
Granville Scanland
Okfuskee County
Okla Emergency Relief Board
Oklahoma City
OSD Classes to Start September 1
SULPHUR Special The Oklahoma School for the Deaf will begin classwork on Monday September 1 Joy Hall will serve as superintendent for the coming year. eats T Youngers will be principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Joy Hall
Eats T. Youngers
Princi
Eisenhower Seeks Southern Edge in 1952 Election
An Associated Press survey indicates Eisenhower could win significant Southern electoral votes in November, with Texas and South Carolina as pivotal. If Texas oil politics and Governor Shivers tilt against Stevenson, Ike’s path strengthens, though a 500000 vote gap in 1948 looms as a cautionary factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Solid South
Adlai Stevenson
Dixie
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
South Carolina
Eisenhower
Strom Thurmond
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Ike
South
Hoover
al Smith
Tidelands
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Stevenson
Truman
Dewey
Somethings Seen Over Ada Lights Move Northwest
Early last night objects were seen moving over Ada high in the sky. They appeared as lights or lighted objects, some resembling stars moving slowly then vanishing as they headed northwestward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Miniature glacier found in northeastern New Mexico
A small glacier measuring 30 feet thick, 24 feet wide, and 200 feet long was discovered in northeastern New Mexico. Scientists note its unusual size for the region and plan further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Iran Parliament Defies Foreign Advisers in New Powers Grant
In Tehran the senate approved a six month expansion of Prime Minister Mossadegh's powers while lawmakers attacked American and Russian advisers. Debates in the Majlis demanded expulsion of U S missions as Mossadegh's government defends Point Four aid and Iran’s oil policy amid ties to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Senate
Mohammed Mossadegh
U. S
Issa Sedigh
Point Four
Sedigh
Iran-America Society
Sen
Abolfazl Lesani
Europe
Bacher Kazemi
Lesani
Anglo- Iranian Oil Company
Mr. Kazemi
Britain
Matin Daftari
Mossadegh
Oil and Fines Paid After Service Station Larceny
Oklahoma City men Harold J. Milsap and Joe M. Willman sped from Rob Son service station on West Main without paying $1.40 for four quarts of oil. Deputy Elmer Young said larceny by fraud was charged. Both pleaded guilty before Justice C. W. Floyd and were fined $10 each plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Harold J. Milsap
Joe M. Willman
Rob-Son
West Main Street
Lloyd Griffin
Elmer Young
C. W. Floyd
Peace Justice
Mail Delivery to Be Extended Here
Daily mail delivery will extend east of Valley View hospital for a scatter of homes. Route 4 carrier Homer Burkhart will start August 16, turning off Highway 12 through Hillcrest Drive. Residents need rural boxes and should contact Burkhart or the post office to learn requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View Hospital
Mary West
Homer Burkhart
Hillcrest Drive
Burkhart
National junior chamber meet to draw leaders in Tulsa
More than 175 national international and state leaders of the Junior Chamber of Commerce are expected to attend a four day meet in Tulsa beginning next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Ada Elks Rodeo
Federation
Serics
Bayless Drug Co
Stratford News
Jack Blackburn
Billy Joe
A. W. Bashears
Carroll
Norman
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