Murder Trial Sparks as Downey Identifies Suspect
Mrs Downey testifies she heard a man whisper and later spots Harvey Ames in a funeral photo, linking him to Amy Kerr’s murder. Sergeant Dolan confirms the identification as the room absorbs the dramatic revelation.
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Mrs. Downey
Cilly
Sergeant Dolan
Lucille
Helen
Mr. Corbett
Mr. Hunter
Amy
Martin
Mrs. Shaw
Mr. Johnson
Corbett
Mystery at Bayview: Mrs Hunter Speaks on Crippled Husband
Cilly confronts Mrs. Hunter about her husband who feigns paralysis after a car accident. Hunter claims insurance fraud and a hidden crime tie to Amy Kerr’s murder. Cilly vows to uncover truth while safeguarding the couple’s vulnerable past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilly
Mr. Johnson
Bayview
Vanoss School Journal Highlights Carnival and News
The Vanoss school paper details the F F A Carnival with a one act play On the Dotted Line, Queen crowned Helen Tolliver, and multiple attractions. It notes class activities from Home Economics to Biology, student elections, sports results, and upcoming programs including Christmas preparations and a Mother’s Day event.
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Joe Hunt
Lorene Johnson
Cordell Goodpasture
Elven Goodpasture
Eunice Watts
Jack
Cobb
Helen Tolliver
Hilton Brothers
Aleeta Bare
Byng Garden Club Meeting at Mrs Beard's Home
The Byng Garden club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Ed Campbell's home. President Mrs. Dick Beard led the session with a business meeting followed by a discussion on Christmas decorations. Mrs. J McKeel spoke on unusual Christmas wrap. Mrs. Truman Mauck spoke on Red and White Christmas and Edible Christmas Decorations. Guests were served refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs. C. Jones's home on December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng Garden Club
Ed Campbell
Dick Beard
J McKeel
Truman Mauck
C. Jones
J. N. McKeel
E. Campbell
Ruby Stephens
Dee Rogers
Hilton
R. M. Bradley
Jeff Farley
Vaness
Morgan
Bradley
Bonnie Peters
Ada to host Southeastern Junior Livestock Show in March
Ada will host the Southeastern Junior Livestock Show March 3 to 5 at the county free fair buildings. 4-H and Future Farmers of America members are expected to bring about 340 animals, with judges named from Stillwater and Loco and committees formed for sheep cattle hogs and judging.
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Ada
Aldridge Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Future Farmers of America Organization
J. B. Hill
Pontotoc
North Broadway
Oscar Holt
Henry Polson
Curtis Floyd
E. L. Gunn
W. W. Bonham
J. D. Connally
Roy Craig
Forrest Beall
Dan Arnold
Stillwater
Bill Felton
Phil Lowery
Loco
Coal County
C. §. Sullivan
Seminole County
Henry F. Polson
Hughes County
Murray County
Elmo Hendrickson
Allen
Otto T. Krousse
Shawnee
Marvin Milton
Elden Gunn
Konawa
F. W. Beall
Oscar B. Holt
Vaness
Carlton Corbin
Pottawatomie
Seminole
Hughes
Okfuskee
McCurt
Defendants Win Verdicts During Week of Court
The second week of the current civil term ended with verdicts for defendants in multiple cases. Mary Underwood failed to win damages against M. M. Summers for her husband William R. killed crossing a highway near Ada last October. E. R. Matherly was denied damages for a foot injury when a heavy iron bar dropped at city jail relocation work. Other verdicts favored Stanolind Pipe Line Co. in a justice court appeal by Mattie Ellis and L. E. Elsey against E. H. Gore Inc. The term will continue for another week.
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District Court
Mary Underwood
M. M. Summers
William R
Ada
E. R. Matherly
Matherly
Old City Hall
Convention Hall
Mattie Ellis
Justice Court
Stanolind Pipe Line Company
L. E. Elsey
E. H. Gore Incorporated
Both Byng Teams Sweep Wolf Squads In Cage Games
Byng high schoolgers boys and girls squads defeated Wolf teams with the girls winning 60 to 16 and the boys 35 to 17. Captain Johnson led Byng with 16 points as the Seminole county teams struggled against Byng offense.
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Wolf
Byng High School
Seminole County
Byng
Bertha Frank Teague
Johnson
Farm News Highlights Local Pie Supper Success
The pie supper raised 50.23 dollars with community support from Allen merchants. Notable contributors included Will Pegg the auctioneer and East Central boys band members Clifford Abel Otis Robertson Howard McCormick Lloyd Daniels Raymond Willingham George Cartwright and Charles Joe Stone.
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Allen
Pegg
East Central Boys
Clifford Abel
Otis Robertson
Howard McCormick
Lloyd Daniels
Raymond Willingham
George Cartright
Charles Joe Stone
Ada
Laverne Lallathin
Georgiana Holliday
Mazie Cox
Francena Lallathin
P. Stone
Steedman
Noel
Jewel Dean Beach
Letha Chadd
Ruby Allison
Reggie Overton
Christine Phelps
Bryant Beach
Jim Cobb
Lou Green
Calvin
Berry Gatewood
Jim Phelp
Tommy Johnson
Bill Brumley
California
High Hill School
Truman
Alvis
Melvin
Shelby Kerr
Junior Weldon
Betty Beach Mary Jones
Laferne Phelps
Junior Melton
June Overton
Willie Dean Hogue
Doyle Davis
Oklahoma Governor Considers Pulling Licenses From Bootleggers
Governor Marland announced a study of the state drivers license law to possibly revoke driving rights for bootleggers who hold federal liquor dealer licenses. He noted 3000 to 4000 licensed retailers in Oklahoma and urged action against the transportation of large liquor shipments as hazardous. The 16th legislature had given the highway commissioner power to set driving rules upon approval. Bootleggers have used oral licenses to dodge federal penalties.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Marland
Fisher and PSUIER Quills Noted in Matures
A study notes one animal unaffected by sorclpive quills while nearly all mature fishers carry a number of quills in their pelts. The text contrasts an exception with a common trait across the species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MA Psuier
North
County Assessor Ready to Start Assessment Work
County tax assessor Bill Bevers and deputies finished preliminary work and prepare to begin the annual assessment on January 1. Homeowners living in their own homes must sign an application at the assessor’s office to secure homestead exemption next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bevers
Bevers
Thousands Of Crows Die In Bomb Blasts
In Cheyenne Oklahoma a volley of 150 dynamite bombs killed an estimated 50 000 crows in roosts as part of a state game and fish department effort to curb crop pests K D Turner state game warden supervised the operation near Dempsey calling it the largest kill to date Farmers and boys collected the dead birds for hog feed fertilizer or stuffing featherbeds
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Cheyenne
Okla
State Game and Fish Department
K. D. Turner
Dempsey
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Storney
Amy Rererr
Ciilly
Jim Kerrigan
Harry Autchins
Amy Kerr
Mrs. Wheeler
Dolan
Prisgilla Pierce
Harry Hutchins
Miss Pierce
Ohnson Held Up His
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Hunter
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Vanoss School Journal
Mother Nature
Clara Gordon
Worstell
Clara
Sherman
Texas
Ringling Bros. Circus
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Juanita Sientz
Juanita Townsley
Alfreda Isaacs
Laray Jones
Buddy Roberts
Bonnie Standridge
Billie Ruth Riggins
Theda Soloman
Dorothy Austell
Jimmie Ruth Reeves
Old
Gela Alston
Olen James
Queen and the
Kenneth Mullins
Dorothy Aus
Ada Glass Plant
Vanoss Independents
Vanoss
Vaness Independents
Lorena Martin
MacBeth
Shakespeare
Silas Marner
Santa Claus
Amazon McCullar
Virginia Wilson
Committee On Rules and Regulations
H. F.F.A
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Steedman News
Vaness Farm Women’s Club
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