American Legion News From Oklahoma and National Scene
Calvin forms post request with 29 signatures in support of an Oklahoma Calvin Legion charter. National Auxiliary convention in New Orleans features state table seating. Oklahoma table chaired by Mrs. Earl Patterson. Dr Joe Patton transferred after Legion objections to his methods in vet exams. Blessed Haven opens in Wildwood New Jersey to aid convalescent veterans. Bartlesville pledges to push 1922 Legion convention efforts. Over half of wounded veterans at Walter Reed have received blood transfusions through volunteer Legion members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Albert L. Preasley
University Hspital
Oklahoma City
American Legion
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Legion
J. R. Patton
U.S. Veterans' Bureau
Burtington Vt
Patton
Fatten
Chas
HR. Forbes
Wildwood
N. J
Byron Pennington Croker
REL Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Prontall
Bartlesville
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Churches Cooperate To Back Chautauqua Effort In Blackwell
Russell Litchfield post No 7 of Blackwell aided by several city churches pledged to cover four fifths of any losses for a chautauqua planned this month while Redpath-Homer guaranteed 1 500. The Legion refused 300 cash for use of its name by a carnival firm. Inter Allied Whaffs Federation will meet in New Orleans October 34 13 just before the Legion convention October 16 20. Veterans from eight allied powers will attend the Convention of Peace with many Oklahomans traveling on reduced fare certificates. Bernard Gill post No 16 Shawnee has sponsored a milk and ice fund for needy city children under Frank W Sims and Sam B Mohr. Deaf and disabled veterans contributed art for the American Legion Weekly. A number of Richmond World War I veterans seek help from the American Legion auxiliary to obtain compensation fees and medical aid. James F Hatcher of Chickasha elected president of Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Litchfield Post
Blackwell
Redpath
Homer
Foor
Legion
Carnival
Inter Allied Whaffs' Federation
New Orleans
Convention of Peace
Frank ¥ W. Sims
Sam B. Mohr
American Legion Weekly
American Lesson
Society of Trishatora Schools For
Ada School Board Reopens Term After Shortage
Bad news for the kids as Ada’s school board opts to end summer vacation with Monday opening. Rebuilding and repairs underway, 43 teachers to start term, salaries cut earlier. New assignments, enrollment planning, and urged parental involvement accompany a lean budget and adjusted staffing. Public foreclosure notice follows in the same edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada's
W. A. Hijl
Ward
A. D. Bolton
Willard
E. E. Emerson
Hays
Oscar Kimbrough
Irving
J. H. Hodges
Washington
Mrs. McCoy
Glenwood
Beef industry on incline says Kinzer
Kansas City report notes optimism across beef cattle sectors with Hereford transfers in July 1922 surpassing July 1921 by 62 percent. Kinzer cites rising breeder demand, stockyard prices up to 20.85 per hundredweight, and strong futures for purebred cattle as signs of a recovering market and entry point for new breeders. Goldfish imports to Britain exceed 500000 annually, mainly from Italy, reflecting a growing breeding trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
America
Tr. J. Kinzer
Sear
American Hereford Association
Corn Belt
Mr. Kinzer
Kinzer
Chicago
Defia
Ion
Notice of Guardian Real Estate Sale in Pontotoc County
Guardian GALE STATLER will sell at public sale in Ada Oklahoma on September 1 1922 at 10 am the ward s undivided interest in multiple parcels described in Section 6 8 1 8 and others with Township and Range references all located in Pontotoc County Oklahoma sale subject to court confirmation cash on confirmation of the court Dated August 10 1922 Busby and Harrell Ada Oklahoma attorneys for guardian R 1731 i Notice of Sale of Real Estate No 547 In the matter of Josie Bell Perry minor the guardian will sell at public sale to the highest bidder on September 1 1922 at 10 am at the front of the Court House Ada Oklahoma the ward s interest in described real estate in Pontotoc County Oklahoma to wit parts of Section 6 8 7 East and Range 6 East with undivided interests and cash on court confirmation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
American
Nvvstment Company
Alfred Kennedy
Eliza Kennedy
First National Bank of
Rosf
Range & East
Pontator County
Alec
Gale
Ross
Tandy Alfred Kennedy
Costa
American Investment Company
Ada
Bob Duncan
B. H. Epperson
Bygiemics Perry
Pontatoc
State of
Perry
State of Oklahoma
Section Hight
Sais
Avenal
Gale Statler
Guardian
Busby and Harrell
Ofja
Josie Bell Perry
Pantatec
Fourt
Pontatoc County
Towit
Emet
Estimated county school budgets set with teacher cuts
County superintendent A Floyd says the 1922 fiscal year budget for running county schools will be similar to last year with teacher salaries reduced by five to ten percent. He plans to submit his budget to the county excise board on August 18 and notes uniform salary cuts in rural schools with beginning teachers hit hardest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Floyd
Floyd
County Excise Board
East Central College
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Americal Legion Auxiliary
Earl Patterson
Blanche Freeman
Richmond
American Legion Auxiliary
Hatcher
James F. Hatcher
Chickasha
Cheisoran
Americanism Committee
Central State Teachers College
Indiana
President Harding
Mary Loulse Carmichael
Mary Louise Carmichael
Muncie
Ind
Lawrence Lyons
State Republican Committee
Harding
Hoosier
B. E. Hennigan
Family Ann Mys
Ryble Jordan
Texas
Bill Williams
Jhn Mooney
Kim Huddleston
Kenawa
Carr
Catron
Mien
Atla Dust
Glenwood Pool
P. H. Hyder
Qiarl
Association
Ett
Fran St. Nets
M. C. Wilson
Wilson
Brow
Carnes
Pontotoc
Stonewall
Mason‘sc
P. J. Robow
J. DG. Carnes
Mayers
Dave Yabeih
N. PD
We City
Kerbirekys
J. Mallory
Reba
Irby
Wana
Sherman
A. B. Meyer
Aric Kangae
Colorado
County
N. T. McAlester
Jess Keener
Allen
Pp. W. Vaught
I Oklahoma ‘Coton Growers Association
S. M. Mastinson
Th. H. Gladwell
South
Francis Avenug
Mrs. H. Hughes
Ron
Red
Tamily
J. Ellison
Arkansas
Sammie Bentley
Hickory
Fenton
Coulgary
East Gentral College
Oscar Langaster
Byng
Oktla
Rostdale
A. M. Craw
Censon
HH. Mount
Wichita Falls
Lash
Z. R. Benson
Justice of the Peace
B. J. Brown
F. W. Shannon
Pauls Valley
First National Bank
Harvey Luther Hag
East Main Street
College
Purpo
J. L. Finley
Ada Title and Truet Companys
Norris-Honey
M. M. Webster
J. E. Hickman
Kentucky
Wednesdaaie
I County
Nick Heard
Neil Fox
Floyd Halves
A. H. Davis
Clifford Homer
Tupaday
Madill
W. H. Fisher
Ily Greyor
Frederick
Loren Kale
South Oak Avenue
Rev. Ford
Rosedale Cemetery
Hill
Allj
Great Britain
Italy
LaPorte
Stevens - Wilson Co
Annwantatar
Charlie Laseman
Range ‘Secon
Busby and Wharrel
Obi
Tulsa
Tulam
Kanwar City
Foster N. Barnes Detective Agency
Dallas
Waco
Corsicana
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