Homer Rural News Notes School, Visits and Local Events
The Homer singing school by B B Bishop of Shawnee draws strong attendance. Girls wear red and tan basketball suits and beat Byng 30 19 in their first game in new uniforms. Local families celebrate holidays visit relatives and move homes. A Texas bound smith family notes and community seniors are mentioned along with several social calls and gatherings.
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Homer
B. B. Bishop
Shawnee
Ada
Byng
Arthur Ward
Muskogee
Mr. Duke
E. D. Barnes
Sam Little
Marvin
Dale
California
Willie Stevens
Denton Richardson
Ethel Birch
Davis
W. W. Campbell
E. A. Hester
Idabel
J. W. Huff
Bears, Girls Beat Vanoss Teams in Local Meet
Local Bebee teams dominated Vanoss in a midweek bill with the boys winning 51 to 17 and the girls 48 to 15. Coaches Duke and Haggard praised practice as the reason for strong performances. Community events included a successful Friday sex and box supper raising 55.86 for a Christmas tree fund.
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Bebee
Vanoss
Duke
Pauline Golightly
Norman Mitchell
Paul McCutcheon
Clyde Haskins
Luman
Joy Roberts
Vaness
Opal Duncan
Lorene Crow
Charlie Crane
Pauline
Luther Coffee
J. A. Burk
Virginia Lea
Delmer Flowers
Oil Center
QO. E. Roberts
A. A. Hayes
Etta Hightower
Dale
Jerry Bennett
Hammonds
Neal Hudson
Camden
Arkansas
Neal
Earnest Hayes
Iamore
Cedar Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Pearl Surginer visited her mother Mrs Jim Hunter in Harts horne then returned home Sunday. Tollie and Leo Chism with spouses spent weekend with brother Alvin Chism in Wewoka. E P Evans of Lyons Colo and M E Green and F E Sanders of Ada joined L M Keith for Friday visit. Berta West stayed Wednesday night with Edith and Hellen Bryant. J J Lamb family visited Maud Baker and children on Sunday. Duel Chism and children called on Mollie Gaylor in the afternoon.
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Edith Bolin
Marie Harris
Mallie Gaylor
Earnie Chism
Baby
Maud Baker
Sid Gaylor
Edith Lee Gaylor
Orphus Jones
Sasakwa
Dewey James
Fitzhugh
Oscar Jones
Sadie Keith
Oscar Nickerson
Mildred Green
Louise Chandler
Iantha
Otuelene Rainbolt
Carl Dean Chism
J. M. Chism
Francis
L. M. Keith
Charley Nickerson
Edd West
Virgie Marie West
Woodroe Phillips
Edith Lea Gaylor
Juanita Fay
Norma Gene
Wanda Chism
John Sheets
George Surginer
Ina
Leona Crawley
Ada
Bill Walden
Oil Center
Harding
Manuel Shumard
Buddie Smith
Opal Martin
Arizona
Buster Berger
Sam Berger
Ed Waldron
Joe Martin
Ton
Fannie
Marie Tinsley
White
Winona
Pauline Pitts
M. K. Underhill
Jack Brents
Arline Clayton
Jack Fussell
Ted Creager
Bobbie Jeff Fussell
W. T. Cantrell
Novelee Fussell
Loyd Majors
Lorene Jones
Doyl Lovett
Jo Cleta Anderson
Roff
Stephens
Adam
Frank Green
Harvey Creager
Vernon Searight
Shady Grove
McAlester
Bonnie Goodman
Rich Goodman
A. Goodman
Purcell
M. Conner
R. A. Fussell
Lithia
Roberta Herring
Edd Fussell
Grandma Cross
Jessie Jackson
Ridens
Missouri
Cline Kirkes
Edna Jackson
Lester Lindsey
Prairie View
W. H. Brents
M.K. Underhill
John Brenta
Clive Kirkes
T. Conner
Pleasant Valley
Fred Searight
Clarence Wilson
Pauline Pitt
Marie
Edna Tinsley
Woodrow Brents
Pearl Surginer
Jim Hunter
Hartshorne
Tollie Chism
Leo Chism
Alvin Chism
Wewokae
E. P. Evans
Lyons, Colo
M. E. Green
F. E. Sanders
Berta West
Edith
Hellen Bryant
J. J. Lamb
Duel Chism
Mollie Gaylor
Bro. Holland
Finch
Fred Chilcoat
Ella MecCause
Will Smith
Imogene
Oklahoma City
Gwendlyn Robertson
Obie Robertson
Arthur Elmore
Elmore
Earnest Farr
Myrtle Aaron
Carl Gann
S. V. Gann
Dora Whitson
Marie Palmer
Sue Keeling
Stone Home
Pearlee Hanrahan
Florence Gann
Margaret Smith
J. L. Penrod
Tessie Lee
Gertrude Penrod
Nadine
Thomas Bullach
Melburn Skaggs
Aggie Queen Crowned At Local Football Game
Miss Ernestine Smith won the Aggie football queen title among four candidates amid football quilt sales by pep squad. Arthur Leonard received the orange and black quilt after weeks of fund raising at B and K Drug Store. Community notes mention deaths, visits, and weekly Thursday preaching with several locals across Allen and nearby towns.
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Roff
Aggie
Ernestine Smith
Eugenia Heath
Imogene Gilmore
Lucille Gilmore
Arthur Leonard
Pep Squad
B. and K
Sam Smith
Allen
Smith
Little
Thanksgiving Weekend Visits and Local Socials Shared
Gloomy weather sets the scene for a flurry of Sunday calls and dinners. Several families including Atchison Blevins Mosely Deatherage Fowler Myers Wortman Odom gathered at the C. C. Willoushby home and with others for holiday meals and visits. Dinners, calls, and a Shawnee relative visit punctuate the quiet week as the local school closes for Thanksgiving and teachers head home.
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C. C
Bettie Lou Odom
Amy Lou
Leola Faye Bray
Essie DP
W. S. Bray
Ertis Estes
Elbert Simpkins
Mary
Edith Wortman
E. D. Deatherage
Shawnee
Fredie Wadlow
Nick Fowler
Etta Cole
S. A. Cole
Gladys Bray
Annie Blevins
Thanksgiving Visits Span Local Families At Lightning Ridge
Miss Loretta McAnally and Mrs. Berry visited Mrs. Beulah Jones of Lightning Ridge Saturday. Ezra Hunt’s home hosted guests for a Thanksgiving dine and radio listening with several McAnally and Hunt family members. Mr. Virgil Hunt led a large dinner Thursday with Ezra Hunt and family, Garland Buckelew, John Wood and sons from Ada, and many others from Stratford and Gaar Corner enjoying food and company.
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Loretta McAnally
Berry
Beulah Jones
Lightning Ridge
Ezra Hunt
Velma Lou
DeLora
Anna Mae Powell
Jessie McAnally
Nathan McAnally
Lloyd Powell
Virgil Hunt
Garland Buckelew
McGee
John Wood
Ada
Dessie
Bernice Hammond
LeRoy Hunt
Arcilla Beinge
Stratford
Gertie Wood
D. McGehee
Bessie
Gaar Corner
D. Hunt
Beulah Abston
Wanda Lafay
Edd Powell
Billie
John McAnally
Pie Supper Friday Night At This Place
Local notice invites all to a Friday pie supper. Several Sunday visitations are listed including Rachel Tharp, Marion and Williamson families, and the Bandy and Binkley households visiting relatives in Virgil Wilson, John Lee, and Francis areas. Earnest and Percy Williamson spent time with the Guy Binkley family.
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Denny
Virgil Wilson
Rachel Tharp
Marion Williamson
Earnest
Percy Williamson
W. H. Bandy
Georgie Jones
Lonie Bandy
John Lee
Ahloso
Guy Binkley
Herman Bandy
Oakman
Agnes Williams
Vesta
Ralph Binkley
Francis
Pleasant Hill and area residents share scenes of community life
Pleasant Hill report lists numerous neighbors visiting and hosting gatherings at the Spears, Lollar, Chambers, Akers, and Foster homes. The note covers church singing events, farewell parties for Byng movees, and local social ties plus oil field updates near Fitts field with well activity and pipeline plans.
Community News from HIGH HILL detailed visits and travels
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Spencer moving into Kona wa and J. C. Kerr staying with Troy Gibbs. Several families visit relatives in Haskell Sasakwea Oklahoma City and Talihina. Thanksgiving and weekend gatherings include Stella Mae Rowe Tom Moshier and Henry MecMeans among others.
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Spencer
Konawa
J. C. Kerr
Troy Gibbs
O. G. Brown
Ahloso
Florence’ Lee Brown
Detroit
Harg Sweat
Mary Kerr
Jewel McMeans
H. C. Gibbs
Paul Ellis
Haskell
Stella Mae Rowe
Tom Moshier
Leroy Ginn
Florence Lee Brown
Rowdy Magers
Irene McMeans
Seaborn Kerr
Claude Sanders
Lou Phillips
Sasakwea
Henry MecMeans
S. E. Sweat
Roscoe
Allen
Pearl Stone
Oklahoma City
Bertha Grey
Wayne
Beulah Kerr
Allen Sweat
Talihina
Jack McMeans
Henry McMeans
J. B. McMeans
Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields
Readable notes report Ada Chapter A P L meeting at the Aldridge hotel. Oil-field updates include a new 47 mile pipeline by Mid-Continent Petroleum from Cromwell station to Fitts pool, with cost around 150000 dollars. Reports cover Delaney et al No 1 A Sawyer wildcat, Wapanucka depth tests, and several Hunton and Bromide prospects with daily potentials and test outputs.
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Iits
Hunton
Simpson and Wilcox
Jesse Pool
Wapanucla
Fitts
Moore No. 1 Deaner
Moore No. 5
Moody
Sene
Moore No
Benton
Moore No. 1
Burris
Viola
Wilcox
George Smith
Coal County
Delaney Et al No
Sawyer
Warne
Carter
Shell Petroleum
Continental
Kinz
Statler
West Extensioner
Cromwell
Fittsfield
Pontotoc County
Ada
Aldridge
Mid-Continent
Chicago
Oklahoman
Fitts Field
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Fitts Pool
Harjo
Moore No. 15 Schaurers
McCraw and Associates
Talihina
Oklahoma
John Fitts
Simpson
Sinclair Prairie
Blackstock No
Kirby
Upper Simpson
Bates
Fleetborn No. 6
Morin
Oklahoma oil production in December set by bureau estimate
Oklahoma operators approved a December quota based on the bureau of mines estimate of 567000 barrels daily, an increase of 8600 barrels from November. Revisions to the state corporation commission will grant a 2.214 percent net field proration after reducing overproduction, with five fields reclassified to lease basis. The Wilcox zone is slated for 119676 barrels per day, up from 117084 in November. A new field north Bethel in Okfuskee county was added to the wildcat list. Frederick field will receive 15000 barrels of free oil before prorating to 100 barrels daily.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Bureau of Mines
State Corporation Commission
Oklahoma City Wilcox
North Bethel
Okfuskee County
Frederick
Aged Woman Killed in Oklahoma Car Crash Tragedy
Three Oklahomans died and fourteen were injured in weekend highway crashes across the state. The dead include Mrs. S C Tyler of Guymon and Tom J Stewart Jr of Oklahoma City. a 12 year old boy Donald Flournoy died near Hobart. The report details injuries to multiple families and two Texans seriously hurt near Wynnewood. An undersheriff identified a third vehicle causing a chain reaction and noted several other injuries across Noble and Purcell areas.
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Associated Press
S. C. Tyler
Guymon
Tom J. Stewart, Jr
Oklahoma City
Donald Flournoy
al M. Flournoy
Hobart
Joe
Tyler
Amarillo
Tex
L. E. Latham
Ethel Henderson
Stewart
Hot Springs
Ark
Noble
Wynnewood
Nyda West
A. L. West
West
Oneta West
Clyde West
Purcell
Adrian West
A. L. Wests
Laura Eddleman
Ardmore
Morgan A. Eddleman
Bessie Boadway
Odis
Donald West
Eddleman
Boad- Way
Wests
M. J. Kennedy
Houston
Paul Baker
Pauls Valley
N. W. Young
el Paso
Minnie Cassel
Tulsa
Janie Scritchfield
Baker
Young
Kennedys
Sassel
Mrs. Scritchfield
Fort Worth
Texas
Hunting accident costs one life in Pontotoc county
Audie DeLile of Roff, 27, National Guard corporal and WPA armory timekeeper, died instantly after a hunter's gun discharged at a gate. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental with support from County Attorney Stanfield and Sheriff Kaiser. Funeral arrangements were handled by Sulphur Funeral.
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Audie DeLile
Roff
Pontotoc County
DeLile
National Guard
WPA
J. C. Stidham
H. P. Boren
Russell Walker
Stidham
Boren
Walker
A. W. Oliver
Ada
W. W. Stanfield
Clyde Kaiser
Planned Monday drill at old Ada fairgrounds
The test was scheduled for Monday at the old fairgrounds north of Ada and will be drilled by L. P. Sandbach and associates.
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Old Fairgrounds
Ada
L. P. Sandbach
ass@ciates
Five Oklahoma residents die in Thanksgiving traffic toll
Five Oklahomans perished in traffic crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday. Floyd Wise of Oklahoma City died from a fractured skull after an accident on the Shawnee-Oklahoma City highway, injuring his brother W B Wise. Douglas Sherley, 19, of Stillwell, died in a Muskogee hospital after being struck between Stillwell and Tahlequah. Sterling P Gordon, a transient in Tulsa, was run down by a car driven by Henry Jones. Henry Skinner, 51, a railway crossing watchman, was found dead near the crossing where he was on duty. Funeral services are scheduled for Gordon Fuller Jr. in Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Floyd Wise
Oklahoma City
W. B. Wise
Douglas Sherley
Stillwell Farmer
Muskogee
Stillwell
Tahlequah
Sherley
Tulsa
Sterling P. Gordon
Henry Jones
Henry Skinner
Gordon G. Fuller, Jr
Norman
Girl 12 Found Dead by Hanging Near Home
Tulsa reports Dorothy Young, 12, died by own action after her body was found hanging from a clothesline tied to a rafter in a small building near her home. County Investigator J. F. Mullins stated the death was self-inflicted.
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Tulsa
Okla
Cpthe
Dorothy Young
J. F. Mullins
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