Miss Nedra Gale Price to Marry Norman Hinchman
The engagement of Miss Nedra Gale Price to Norman Paul Hinchman is announced by Mr and Mrs Sterling Price of 600 West 19th Brooksville Florida The wedding is set for December 17 at the First Methodist Church of Brooksville Tla Miss Price a 1960 Latta High School graduate earned a 1963 OSU degree in elementary education and teaches in Brooksville Fla Mr Hinchman a 1963 NYU graduate majored in education served in the Air Force and works for Monsanto in Brooksville He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Hinchman of Davin West Virginia
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Nedra Gale Price
Norman Paul Hinchman
Sterling Price
West
Hinchman
Paul Hinchman
Davin
W. Va
First Methodist Church
Brooksville
Tla
Miss Price
Latta High School
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Fla
New York University
United States Air Force
Monsanto Company
Miss Treas and James Price Plan Pryor Church Wedding
Mr and Mrs Gene Treas Pryor announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Sandra to James Price. The couple, both Northeastern State College sophomores, plan to wed August 27 at 7 30 p m in Pryor First Methodist Church. Sandra Treas is a Pryor High School 1965 graduate and Floyd Price is of Chouteau.
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Gene Treas
Southeast 13Th
Pryor
Ada
Sandra
James Price
Pryor High School
Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Chouteau High School
Northweastern State College
Pahlequah
Fort Towson Ranch Family Buffet Honors Lillard Kin
A family buffet was held at the Dolph Treas ranch to honor members of the Lillard family. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Treas and Martha Dune Fullerton California, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jarris Eldorado Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wayne Trease Sherri and Randy Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Lillard, Mr. and Mrs. Bencie Lillard, Jimmy and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Treas Stonewall, Maney Fulsom Abloso, and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Treas Fort Towson.
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Dolph Treas Ranch
Lillard
Ralph Treas
Martha Dune
Fullerton
Calif
Elbert Jarris
Eldorado
Okla
Lloyd Wayne
Trease
Sherri
Randy
Homa City
P. F. Lillard
Mes
Bencie Lillard
Jimmy
Tommy
W. J. Treas
Stonewall
Maney Fulsom
Abloso
Dolph Treas
Fort Towson
Stephen Winton Celebrates First Birthday At Grandmother's
Stephen David Winton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Winton, celebrated his first birthday on August 5 at his grandmother Mrs. Ruby Hayes home in Tupelo. Relatives from Fittstown, Stonewall, Tupelo and nearby towns attended. cake and Kool-Aid were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen David Winton
Billy Winton
Tupelo
Ruby Hayes
Bessie Winton
Fittstown
Hed Hooper
Linda Vicki
Brenda
Margie Barrie
Paula
Pam
Duke Winton
Jeffery
Stonewall
Willie Hayes
Carri
Farrell Hayes
Belinda
Michael
Stacy
Tupela
Stephen
Katie
Tommy Randall
Oklahoma Homemakers Conference Attendees List
A twelve plan to attend the Oklahoma Homemakers Conference from Pontotoc County includes Mrs. Robert Garner Pickett Mrs. Auti McCullar WVanots Mrs. G W Crosson Ahloso Mes Wayne Magee Lakeside Acres Mrs. Simon Young Hart Mrs. Clyde Casady Latin Mrs. Norman Folger Village Mrs. A B King Frisco Mrs Thelma Perriman Vanass Mrs W B Hokett Lula Mrs Jack Green Colbert and Mrs Bessie Story Union Valley The conference aims to show continuing education opportunities, help women pursue interests, and hear authorities discuss current affairs It is open to all homemakers in Oklahoma with a theme Continuing Education Your Opportunity
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Ore
Robert Garner
Pickett
Auti McCullar
Wvanots
G. W. Crosson
Ahloso
Mes
Wayne Magee
Lakeside Acres
Simon Young
Hart
Clyde Casady
Norman Folger
Village
A.B. King
Frisco
Thelma Perriman
Vanass
W. B. Hokett
Homemakers Club
Party Honors Miss LaFevers Bride To Be
A wedding gift shower for Miss Nancy LaFevers fiancee of Jimmy Altora was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G B Welch northwest of the city. Hostesses included Mrs. Welch and four others with guests listing numerous local residents and Wood family members.
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Miss LaFevers
Nancy LaFevers
Jimmy Altora
G. B. Welch
Welch
Loy Wood
Oris Roberts
Northam
Orin Wright
Mssrs
Mesdames
Buster Guinn
John Qualls
A. C. Terry
Monk Nelson
Junior Northam
C. B. Welch
A. B. Northam
John Wood
Cris Roberts
Senior Love
Benny Farmer
Charles Wood
Dewey Northam
Wayne Bradley
Warren Nelson
Frank Lewis
Emmett Light
Lea Nelson
Dewain Shaw
Wadel Altom
Vince Runyan
Jimmy Wood
Buster Stone
Wendell
Life Liners Youth Group Outing To Lake Texoma
The Life Liners of Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church spent a Monday through Tuesday outing at Booths cabin on Lake Texoma. They ate in Durant, enjoyed a Soldier Creek Resort picnic, with sponsors Mrs. Alene Tucker, Mrs. Thelma Garrett and Mrs. Enola Chilcoat. Members listed include Janice Franks, Dorotha Tucker, Sondra Garrett, Debbie Eaves, Judy Chilcoat, Linda Ryan Smith, Paula Tucker, Phyllis Lamb. They netted $1 from a bake sale and plan to leave August 22 for a youth camp near Tahlequah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Liners
Oil Center
Tahjequah
The Bencie Lillards Host Melon Party at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bencie Lillard hosted a watermelon feast on the lawn at their Stonewall home. Attending were Lillard family members including Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Lillard, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Harris of Eldorado Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Treas and Martha June of Fullerton California, and the hosts with Jimmy and Tommy.
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Bencie Lillard
Stonewall
Lillard
P. F. Lillard
Elbert Harris
Eldorado
Okla
Ralph Treas
Martha June
Fullerton
Calif
Jimmy
Tommy
Miss Judith Ann Jarar and Bennie Price Gibson Plan Mid-September Wedding
Mr and Mrs Albert Jarrar of Ada announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann to Bennie Price Gibson. Judith is a 1966 graduate of Latta High School and works for Southwestern Bell in Ada. Bennie is a 1965 Ada High School graduate and attends East Central State College. he is a member of the Ada police department. The wedding is planned for mid September.
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Judith Ann Jarar
Bennie Price Gibson
Albert Jarrar
Ada
Judit Ann
Bennie Price Ebson
Gibson
Mildred Gibson
Latta High School
South
Western Bell Telephone Company
Ada High School
East Central State College
Ada *Glice
Estate tax planning and air conditioning tips note
The column discusses estate tax strategies to minimize liabilities including gifts marital deduction and trusts. It also offers guidance on air conditioning options from window units to central systems and emphasizes proper sizing installation and distribution for comfort and efficiency.
Northeastern State College Leads In Full-Time Student Ratio
Northeastern State College tops regional colleges with the highest ratio of full-time students per full-time faculty member at 32.7. The table shows variations across institutions including Northeastern, East Central, Central State, and the University of Oklahoma, with Oklahoma State at 21.0 and a regional median of 19.1. Junior colleges range from 22.8 at Connors to 28.5 at Eastern, reflecting broader enrollment staffing patterns.
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Northeastern State College J
Central State
East Cental
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts
Chickasha
Northeastern
Connors
Eastern
Sasakwa School Opens Aug 29
Sasakwa School will start the new year on August 29 with George Morrison leading the staff. Regular bus routes and cafeteria service will be available. The faculty includes Morrison and Della Jane Bradley in first grade, Dollie Mae Webb in second, Willie Shed Lauzader in third and fourth, Opal Doner in fifth and sixth, Denver Johnson as principal, Marcus Reynolds as vice principal, plus Henry Rol and others. Bus drivers are Talmadge J. Biggs, Calvin Bradley and Louis Factor. Cooks are Georgia Blankenship and Barbara Eberle, custodian Henry Gritfith.
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Sasakwa
George Morrison
Morrison
Della Jane Bradley
Dollie Mae Webb
Willie Shed Lauzader
Opal Doner
Denver Johnson
Marcus Reynolds
Henry , Roland
Bob Patton
James Musgrove
Jeanne McGeher
Talmadge J. Biggs
Calvin Bradley
Louis Factor
Georgia Blankenship
Barbara Eberle
Henry Grit ‘Fith
Fatality report from Oklahoma safety department July 1966 deaths
Oklahoma monthly fatality report details 72 deaths in July 1966 across 38 counties, with 55 on rural roads and 16 on city streets. Data include vehicle configurations, times of day, road types, city and county tallies, and driver ages and origins.
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Oklahoma
Division of Public Information
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
U.S
Fire Report Rain Totals From Various Oklahoma Towns
Fire continues from page one as rainfall figures are listed for Lookeba Lindsay Carnegie and other towns. Reports show rainfall totals ranging from about 1.08 inches to 2.60 inches with Eufaula Purcell Dewar Cantraham Poteau Pryor Sallisaw Spiro Stilwell Whitefield Zoe among affected areas.
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Lookeba
Lindsay
Carnegie
Eufaula
Purcell
Dewar
Cantrahoma
Poteau
Pryor
Sallisaw
Spiro
Stilwell
Whitefield
Zoe
Divorces Granted to Multiple Local Parties
Leota Mae Hester is divorced from J Webster Hester. Wilma J. Lawson is divorced from Sam Buddy Lawson. Eules Jones and Susie Jones have divorce granted for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Mae Hester
J Webster Hester
Wilma J. Lawson
Sam Buddy Lawson
Eules Jones
Susie Jones
Fatal Route 1 shooting near Farris described by deputy
Deputy F R Reasor reported gunfire involving Bert Hill on Route 1 near Farris. A tourist found Hill's bloodied door of a pickup. a shotgun propped at the steering wheel was recovered. Hill, born in Durant, left behind parents, three brothers WY F and David of Farris, J W of Grapevine Texas, and sisters Margaret Farmer of Stringtown and Joi Beth Hill of Farris.
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Bert Hill
Route 1
Farris
F. R. Reasor
Hill
Durant
WY. F
David
J. W
Grapevine
Tex
Margaret Farmer
Stringtown
Joi Beth Hill
Speed Becomes Continued From Page One Oklahoma City
Working with Speed in the Ada office will be Crawford Martin, collection agent, who has been with the local office many years. Snakeroot or milkwort was once well known as a panacea that quacks added to nostrums along with snake oil and swamp water.
Market Report for ADA Livestock Run This Week
The ADA market reports 1,850 cattle sold with steady prices. Slaughter cows and new slaughter bulls ranged around $11 to $20 for cows and $22 to $25 for bulls, with calves and stock cattle priced from $18 to $28 and $130 to $225 for cow calf pairs.
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ADA
Stonewall High Sets Enrollment Schedule This Week
Stonewall high school announces enrollment for all grades this week. Seniors report Monday morning for conference and planning, followed by juniors on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, sophomores Thursday morning, freshmen Friday morning, with grades one through eight also Friday morning August 26. Buses run as usual and regular classes start Monday August 25.
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Stonewall High School
One Accident Reported Here In Ada
An August total hits seven after a collision at 11:53 am In Ada Lillian L Blackburn 2300 Woodland Drive hit the rear of Robert L Patterson s station wagon on North Broadway McAlester. Blackburn faced careless driving charges and $20 bond forfeiture in Municipal Court. Several others pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to various offenses including escape petit larceny drunkenness and stop sign violations with small fines. Tommy Walker pleaded guilty to first degree burglary in District Court receiving a three year suspended sentence. The rest of the text mentions pottery stock exchanges and a San Francisco opening, not clearly connected to the local accident report.
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Ada
Lillian L. Blackburn
Woodland Drive
North Broadway
Robert L. Patterson
McAlester
Lillian Blackburn
Louis Riley
Tommy Walker
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Miss Treas
Pryor Church
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Sandrat Treas
Fort Towson Ranch
Stephen Winton
Lake Texoma
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Judith Ann Jamar
Diamonds
Hamilton
Elgin
Longines
Gem Jewelers
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