Tinser event and Camp Fire notes across local troops
The Aca Camp Fire Council's Annual Tinser is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at First Methodist church to honor acunit workers and Camp Fire leaders. Guest speaker will be Guert Proctor, head of the Jb Jahone Code for Women aid charter, with prior ties to Chickasha schools. Staff and volunteers and the Lindsey Park section coordinate the evening. The report covers troop meetings: Kittens, Odakonya, Blue Birds, and Group notes with craft projects, Christmas plans, and hospitality duties under leadership of Mrs. Goanel and Mrs. Landon, plus scribe reports from Sandra Joton, Mary Beth Alexander, and others.
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Aca Camp Fire Council
Dererter
Firat Matrodu
Soweing
Acuit
Saeenters
Guert
Charcer
Procor
Erest
Prhot
Stratford Hot Lunch Attendance Program Highlights
Stratford schools report a growing hot lunch attendance with about 200 students participating daily, roughly one third of enrolled pupils. A recent event showcased the program with cooking demos and equipment demonstrations aimed at easing meals for students and staff.
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Stratford
Father of Ada Man Dies in McAlester
Raymond Kesey of Ada dies. funeral to be held at 2:30 PM at Grand Avenue Methodist Church in McAlester after extended illness. Burial in Oak Hills Cemetery. Survived by widow and three sons E Jr Lester Kelley of Ada and Raymond Kesey.
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W. BE. Kerry
Raymond Kesey
McAlester
Grand Avenue Methodist
Desta
Kelley
Melvester
Oak Hills Cemetery
Alester
E. Jr
Lester Kelley
Jester
Raymond Keve
County Lawmakers Debate Local Problems and Finance
County legislators discuss local issues and funding challenges amid tense sessions. Officials raise concerns about infrastructure, services, and oversight while seeking workable solutions for the community.
County Herd Improvement Program Reports in Oklahoma
The Daily News summarizes Ponintoc county and 16 DHLA groups in Oklahoma reporting 1,392,852 pounds of milk with 215 pounds butterfat from 22h cows and 437 dry cows. Producing animals averaged 628 pounds milk and 385 pounds fat in the six to eight week period, with $92.73 feed cost per unit. Reports cover culling and selection to improve future herds and raise high producing capacity.
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Ponintoc
Okla
Daily News
Oklahoma
Tri-County
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Pontese
Oxlehamas
Berdara
Tebar
DORIA
DHA
Batie
Gouty
DHLA
Okahams
Christmas Fruit Cake Recipe From Old Telegraph Dish
A fragmented vintage recipe for a Christmas fruit cake lists ingredients like figs candied currants and orange peel with instructions to mix cream eggs vanilla sifted flour and raising agents, then bake slowly. The readable text preserves a sense of a bygone home baking page with amounts and steps, though several phrases are garbled.
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Ra Prasen
Walid
Breakfast and Dinner Menu Fragment
Monday breakfast includes orange juice bacon oatmeal butter and toast with fruit. Dinner offers pork leftovers with potatoes and kale, enriched rolls, souffle, coffee and milk.
Fragmented local notice on events and people
Fragmented OCR text mentions Christmas, prices, friends, a farmer school teacher in Indian Territory, a Red Four Indian team, a widow named Mrs Robert Fry, and references to Shamrock and Ireland. Details are garbled with unclear dates, places, and numbers.
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Te Fry
Tage
Iadian
Robert Fry
Ireek Bodinn
Slippery Fugitive Dunkin Slain by Nebraska Trooper
A four state pursuit ends when convthict Dunkin is killed by Nebraska State Patrolman W. M. Smith near Rulo Nebraska. Dunkin fled Lincoln prison after Thanksgiving and engaged in a gunfight with police firing from a 12 gauge shotgun and pistols before being shot dead. The chase stretched across Kansas Missouri and Indiana with Dunkin taking vehicles and avoiding capture for weeks.
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Rulo
Williarm
Gmahs
Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincoln
Eska Corms
Kansas
Dunkin
Kensa
Smith
Michigan City
Ind
Nebraska
Omaha
Murray College to Give Yale Concert
Murray College plans a free public concert led by its vocal music department featuring sacred numbers with Waring arrangements, solos and ensembles, and a closing group of Chestras numbers including The Night Before Christmas. Soloists include Arnatel Bu Nelson Hood Donald Chase, with Bean Coonred as accompanist and numerous ensemble members listed. The program is described as three parts with varied selections and guest touches from the college choir and ensembles.
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Murray College
Mradeck Adzir
Progr
Bean
Arnatel Bu Nelson Hood
Donald Chaise
Miss Benes
Eugene Words
Irks
Mary Ann White
Annatel Burris
Virginia Woolard
Jean Tas
Ray Vanier
Donald Chase
Sam Stokes
Lewis Nance
Ber Kate
Raymond Fortus
Glen Norris
Pat Wallace
Je Raser
Rob Beare
KR. E Cordoe
Bobby Durham
Maclin Young
Arabia
No Deportation for Naturalized Citizens
A naturalized citizen cannot be deported to the country of birth or any other country. American citizens, whether natural born or naturalized, are not subject to immigration laws.
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United States
Series of plays for a college acting lab production
A student produced series of acting lab plays at the college with three main works There’s Always Tomorrow On Vengeance Height and Ladies of the Mop plus The House of Greed Murder by Morning and Mensions Each show features a director and assistant with a cast list including Nadine Minor Walter Piyne Zoe Ann Campbell Sery Massengale Jackie Grantham Clyde Knight Bettie Junea Bill Thomas Phi the Zimmerman Stella Brooks Jo Anie Abstier Roberta Dodd Doris Dickey Howard Stark June Woodley Louis Sharp Mary Bignes Carmelita Jennings Joe McKinnon Lexie Crawley Alice Isaacs Pat Cutten and Don Benson
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Sery Massengale
Billie Crowder
Pastine Lesiey
Jackie Grantham
Clyde Knight
Bettie Junea
Bill Thomas
Crolyn Whitt
Betty Kidd
Phi the Zimmerman
Stella Brooks
Jo Anie Abstier
Roberta Dodd
Francs Daugherty
Etherine Perry
Doris Dickey
Howard Stark
June Woodley
Louis Sharp
Mary Bignes
Carmelita Jennigs
Joe McKinnon
Jimmy Braurson
Dutch Crol
Vivian Morgan
Sammy Garner
Keith Odom
A. T. Cates
Lexie Crawley
Mensions
Euceba Wiatherly
Wilma Wilson
Alice Isaacs
Pat [Cutten
Don Benson
Legislature debates delaying state college building to 1951
Oklahoma lawmakers weigh postponing portions of a 36 million dollar state college building program. Senator Raymond Gary notes rising support to delay, leaving about 10 million in bonds untouchable. Governor Turner urges appropriations of all but 2 million. If new construction is halted, a special session may be needed to adjust modernization and repair plans.
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Okahoma City
Raymond Gary
Madhill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roy J Turner
Gary
Gay
Ada Urged to Join National Holiday Safety Campaign
Mayor H J Huddleston appeals Ada residents to participate with the National Safety Council and 160 other national organizations in a Christmas time effort to reduce accidents. He stresses individual responsibility and warns that safety measures protect families and ensure a merry season without accidents.
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Ada
Naiona Safety Council
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Huddieston
Imas
Christmas Turkey Market Now Firm In Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas December 6 The Christmas turkey market remains firm says the Kansas Department of Agriculture with steady demand and limited supply. Buyers preordered turkeys bought before Thanksgiving to support prices. Wholesale Fort Worth quotes show No 1 young birds from 36 to 38 cents and smaller birds at 28 to 32 cents per pound amid constrained offerings.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tyne
KS Department of Agriculture
Hair Styles Hide Hearing Aids In New York Design Trend
A New York designer creates a two and a half inch haircut that camouflages hearing aids. The look features a straight fringe and smooth front to conceal support devices while maintaining a fashionable short style.
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NEA
New York
John Fonda
Work Begins on East Central College Memorial Union Building
Construction starts at East Central college on the Union Memorial building by Denehy Construction of Oklahoma City. The project follows years of fundraising and bond sales to create a central hub for students and townspeople, featuring a large dining area, kitchen, meeting rooms, student council offices, and alumni facilities.
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East Central’ College
Union Memorial Building
Denehy Construction Company
Oklahoma City
Knight Hall
Memorial Union
Ade
Kniht Pe Ieee
Fast Central Campus
New South Bebee field producers report strong yields
Bumpers Emanuel well is the newest producer in South Bebee at 1,457 feet and flowing 122 barrels per hour after being brought in Sunday. The W A Delaney Hay No 1 and the Yarggett No 1 in 4-4-5 completed. Perkins and Evans set surface pipe. The Booth well in 2f5-4 yielded dry, a Hurton lime test, near the 1921 discovery site.
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South Bebee
Bumpers
Emanuel
Calvin
Cantrr‘t Drilling Company
W. A. Delaney
B&e
Haue, Perkins and Evans
Booth
Hurton
Oklahoma football attendance tops 223 thousand this season
The University of Oklahoma drew 223,698 fans to five home games this season. Owen Field filled once for the Santa Clara Sooner contest with 61,353 in attendance, the largest crowd to date in Oklahoma. An Oklahoma A&M game attracted 50,000, while last year’s average was 30,819 per game.
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University of Oklahoma
Owen Field Stadium
Norman
Santa Clara Sooner
Oklahoma
Quail Huntsmen Warn of Weather Spoiling Season
Oklahoma hunters debated Monday whether the weather would cheat them of a good quail season as it did with duck shooting. Duck season lengthened but results were poor. Rangers reported a cold October brought geese, yet warm temperatures spoiled most hunting, with the last weeks of the 45 day season worst yet.
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Oklahoma
Hug Fowler
Tve
Een
Mother-in-Law Real Mighty Mite in Court
In Toledo Ohio a son is before common pleas court awaiting sentence after a conviction for assaulting his mother in law Hazel Tipping. The defendant, weighing 198 pounds, contends the defense while the victim weighs 106 pounds.
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Real
Mighty Mite
Toledo
Hat- Marizaiei
Jay On & Common Pleas
John M. McCabe
Kirs
Hazel Tipping
Biggart Crowds Reign at Home Attendance Record
Biggart boasted about a season as the Regie at new all time home attendance. A total of 96,484 persons watched home games, underscoring a record crowd for Ve.
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Biggart
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