Coal County 4 H Clubs Organize and Elect Officers
Coal County 4 H clubs held meetings to organize and elect officers. Officers named across multiple clubs include Harold Hartsfield, Roscoe Williams, and Linda Battles with projects in animal husbandry, crops, forestry, and horticulture. Members from Coalgate, Cass County, and Tupelo reported participation, with 1951 officer selections and conduct of Christmas fund activities noted.
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Coal County Hid
4-H Clubs
Fo Cays
Cass County
Coutis
Clarita
C A. Hardy Whith
Billy Joe Woods
Sapie
Marlenz Wood
Jev
Sopharmo
O. N
Terney
Lola Gatlin
W. B. Hokett
Osner
Billy Dan
Tieyen Boys in the Centrétema Senior Club Ten Days
Ten days in a safety program with the Retthhorms Senior a Haes training. Each boy checks his home for fire safety and reports on prevention. Twenty one 4 H club members elected officers including Ray Mu Wanda Key and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieyen
Centrétema
Gentes Rema
Evied
Raymu
Phercella
Wanda Key
Heck
Song
Tupelo Home Demonstration Club Christmas Meeting
Tupelo HD Club met at Ada with Mrs HL Bullard hosting at 415 East Eighth for a Christ Trias party. President Hiram Clark led eight members and four guests in Christmas stories, carols, gifts, a covered dish luncheon, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Ada
HL. Bullard
East Eighth
C.F. Crowell
Guy Kee
B. White
W. Boxett
Harmon Bullard
KR. E. Boyett
EF. L.j Cow
E. M. Boyett
Cedan Mason
B. F. Risnar
Young Woman Refuses Draft Hoax Uncovered in Tulsa
A Tulsa woman who claimed she would not be drafted contacted Sgt J B Davis to say she was physically unfit for service. Records showed her draft notice was a hoax after a tense exchange where she threatened to tattoo the words on her boyfriend.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dec
PKA
J. B. Davis
Davis
Life With Father Tops Broadway Longevity Record
Life With Father runs over 3,209 performances on Broadway, the longest street’s record, followed by Toksceo Road with more than 8,300 performances.
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Beondyway
Ecord
Toksceo Road
Oklahoma City Livestock Markets report yields varied gains
Market report from Oklahoma City shows cattle and calves mostly higher for beef steers and yearlings with gains up to 1.00. Beef cows unevenly lower. bulls up to 30 higher. Stockers and feeders mixed to strong with top weights around 32.50 for 1,197 lb steers. Sheep and hogs show modest shifts with hogs steady to up 75 cents and sows around 17.00.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
Imports Flow Into U S Swamping Docks and Customs
New York reports a surge of imports flooding U S ports causing crowded docks and overtaxed customs. Importers urge hiring more labor and another round of funding to expand facilities as monthly import value nears 900 million dollars and exceeds prewar volumes.
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New York
U. S
National Council of American Importers, Inc
Trease
Customs Service
Congress
Public Forum in Sulphur on Health Rules for Cafes
A Sulphur public forum is set for December 12 at City Hall to discuss a new ordinance. The proposal requires cafe and soda fountain workers to have chest X-rays and blood tests to obtain permits, plus two food safety classes. It would establish health standards, inspection rules, placarding, and sanitation requirements under county health and city supervision. The notice notes broader equipment cleaning and safety measures for eating and drinking establishments. The Indian sun symbol is the central device on New Mexico's State Flag.
Officers Train at First Baptist Church Meeting
Fifty one members of the Pons fotos county hone demonstration met Wednesday at the First Baptist Church for the annual officers training meeting. The 1951 officers were elected and received instructions for the coming year. Recognitions highlighted the event with notes to outstanding secretary books and numerous members receiving 100 percent attendance for the year.
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Pons Fotos County
First Baptist Church
Actioen
Lop. Am
Home Demonstration 77- Ani- 4-H Club Parade
A chaotic report lists multiple 4-H and home demonstration clubs with members from Cedar Grove Hart Jeste Pecan Grove and Lata areas. It mentions spice tea preparation instructions and a busy December meeting schedule across several clubs including Law reriee and Adi.
Wall Street Week Rally After $2 Billion Loss Recovered
Wall Street notes a volatile week with railroad stocks lifting the market from steep losses. By week end the Associated Press average rose, paper values up nearly $1.09 billion, and names like Baltimore & Ohio New York Central and Pennsylvania showing notable gains amid rail equipment strength.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
United Nations
North Korea
Industral
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Baldwin-Lima
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Erie
Frisco
Lehieh Valley
Nest
N.Y
Hutchinson Shetland Stallion Silver White’s Surprise Tops Sale
The world famous young Shetland stallion Silver White’s Surprise sold for 82 500 dollars, the highest private price for two Shetland ponies. The horse, bred at Hutchinson Shetland Pony Farm, dominated shows including the National Pony Congress and Iowa State Fair, earning multiple championships. Now sold to Lazy-N Stables in Winters, Texas, the yearling becomes a landmark in Shetland breeding history.
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Shetland
Nix
Zanesville
Ohio
Hutchinson
Iowa St Fair
Hs Waz
Fort We Fat
Hare
Mats Sue Shaw
Anceratt
Shaw
al Osevera
Thes World
Gharerion Rodeo
Stonewall
Mary Sue Shas
Fede
Butchinien
Silver White
Lazy-N
Winters
Texas
John Norman
Larin
Mary Sue Shaw
Asa Hutchinson
Everett Shaw
Checks for Great Fire To Go Qui
Hartford dispatch reports amid confusion over payments from a 427 injured party due to the Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey show fire. Checks totaling claims of 1,946 and a 2.5 percent dividend are to be issued after final settlements, with new notices expected in Hartford.
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Hartford
Conn
Claus Wut
Ringling Brothers
Barnim Ras Bailey Eirah
Judgmert
Newt Iecek
ACTH Giood For Spider, Snake Bite
A garbled item notes ACTH Giood for spider and snake bites claiming hormone success against poison. Mentions black wood snider and copper snake ammunenau with unclear details. Language is disjointed and names are uncertain, but hints at medical remedies and cost comparisons.
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Acth Giood
Sulphur P-TA Christmas Meet Highlights
Sulphur P-TA Group held its Christmas meeting with Rev W S Collins of St Pauls Methodist delivering The Citizen Child Needs to Be Lieve The Littles Angel was read by Mrs Mary Lesnard The PTA and school board announced plans for a protective fence around the clay grounds and a movie projector for Christmas Washington students will host the event Jots Joan won the room count Fourth grade mothers organized evening refreshments and table decor featured a corvette bow and candles
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Washington
F-Ta
Christynes
Carl Godard
America
W. S. Collins
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mary Lesnard
Angel
PTA
Joan
Corvert
Turner Names Two Compact Speakers at Oklahoma TV
UPI report notes Gov Roy J. Turner appoints invitations for two compact speakers to address the Interstate Compact Committee. Allan Shivers and Gae Sid McMush are listed as speakers on fuel use and energy conservation. The event runs through Wednesday with O. Pargan and others delivering remarks.
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Oklahoma TV
Upi
Roy J
Wednereav
Thaitrean
Cari
Allan Shivers
Elcome
Enery
Conservator” Gae
Sid McMush
Arkansis Wii Tacoon Aernors O
County youth pig weighment kicks off Ada contest tone
Sixty five Pen tatec county farm youths weighed their pigs and filed weights in the county agent office. The Ada Chamber of Commerce sponsors the second annual contest feeding 129 pigs. Participating schools include Stonewall Latta Red Oak Roff Jesse One Grove Fitzhugh and more with listed counts of pigs per entrant. A club schedule maps weigh-ins across towns December 11 to December 15.
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Pentatec County
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Stonewall
Bobby Langley
Charles Boone
Vernon Morgan
Joannie Daniel
Leonard Capal
Terry Henry J
Francis
Cedar Grove
Homer
Iz Hoxeladsy
Raff
Fitzhugh
Lightning Ridge
Em Dee
Allen High
Allen
Red Oat
Lula
McLish
Jesse
Coalgate FFA Chapters First Annual Banquet Honors Speakers
Coalgate Chapter of Future Farmers of America held its first annual banquet at the Community Building on December 1 with C. P. Hog Thompson of Oklahoma A and M as principal speaker. Mayor Frank Streetman of Sasakwa served as master of ceremonies, and 200 guests attended. Officers include Marvin Loftin Jr. as president and Dor Woods as vice president.
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C. P
Hog) Thompson
Oklahoma A
M. College
Coalgate
Future Farmers of America
Frank Streetman
Sasakwa
Thompson
Jerome Zickrick
QO. B. U
Ray Ferguson
Moreen Murphy
Jack Wailer
Joe Horello
I. B. M. New Orleans
Ed Jacobsen
Paul Wilson
Marvin Loftin, Jr
J. E. Stiewig
Haldenville
Gordon Ronald
Chamber of Commerce
Jimmie Erlair
Stiewig
Gus D. Martin
Harry Miller
Dor Woods
Aubrey Warren
Billy Ae
Melvin Franki
Oklahoma Patrol Chooses Eight Chaplains
The Oklahoma highway patrol will select eight chaplains to minister to troopers. District troopers will pick a minister for a year on a voluntary, unpaid basis. Chaplains will wear uniforms similar to patrol members with white shirts, black ties, chaplain badges, and collar insignia.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Highway
Psltal
Norman Holt
Holiday Baking Demonstration Set
The Sulphur BPW club sponsors a Holiday Baking Demonstration at the Oklahoma School for the Deaf on Monday night December 1. Wanda Jones of Lone Star Gas Co will lead for women in the community aiming to dress up their holiday baking. More than 14 items will be demonstrated and door prizes offered. Thefts are on sale by club members for 50 cents each. Recipes will be given to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Wanda Jones
Oklahoma d of the Lone Star Gas Co
More Improvement At City Airport
Ada city upgrades at the municipal airport continue with CAA cooperation. Access road and spur to the hangar will be blacktopped, a sturdy base laid, runway lights being overhauled for full night use, and a sewer line from the administration building to the main truck line on North Broadway installed to complete the new facilities.
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Ada Municipal
CAA
North Broadway
Ruling Allows 75 Or Older Workers To Receive Benefits
Russell Darker of the Ardsmore Social Security office says workers aged 75 and older may receive benefits while employed in covered jobs under the amended law. Beneficiaries under 75 may earn up to 50 dollars per month in such work and still receive benefits, with any excess monthly earnings leading to benefit suspension and a required notice of earnings. After 75, no earnings limit applies. workers aged 75 or older are urged to visit Ada post office room 229 on December 13 from 9 am to 12 noon for guidance, provided they have at least one year and a half of covered work to qualify.
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Russell F. Darker
Ards
Social Security Office
Atiil
Darker
Ada
Second Death From Double Shooting in Oklahoma
McAlester Oklahoma December reports a double shooting claim two deaths. Bill Battles 62 a Rock Island brakeman died in hospital from a temple wound. Rose Battles 48 his wife was found dead at their Haileyville home with four bullets. Assistant County Attorney Willard Goteher called the case a murder with unclear motive.
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Mcalester
Okla
Bill Battles
Rock Island
Rose Battles
Haileyville
Battles
Willard Goteher
Pareyuile Goteher
Leas
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