Quins Learn Self Care in Ontario Nursery
In Callander Ontario, quins gradually master self care and routines. They identify personal symbols for belongings, serve themselves at meals, and follow orderliness at storage and clothing areas. Daily routine includes baths, cod liver oil, and outdoor play with nurse supervision.
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Allan Roy Dafoe
NEA Service, Inc
Callander
Ont
Yvonne
Annette
Cecile
Emile
Marie
Santa Claus Plans Two Week Visit in Pontotoc County
Santa Claus has a busy two week schedule in Pontotoc County with personal appearances at schools and for sick children. He will travel to multiple schools this week and be greeted by students and adults alike, continuing through the planned holiday visit series.
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American Legion Party
Santa Claus
Pontotoc County
Giftbringer
John P Crawford Pioneer Dies at Ada Age 64
John P. Crawford aged 64 died Saturday at 12 30 after two strokes. He born Brentwood Arkansas son of Rev and Mrs Johnson Crawford grew up in Oklahoma Territory. A lawyer in Ada he partnered with J W Bolen then I M King and specialized in criminal law. Survived by widow son Bill Crawford Ada mayor, mother, five brothers Ode Jim Tal Date Val Crawford, five sisters Pearl Crawford Tahlequah Eldene Fincher Forgan Maud Owen Ada Effie Laymon Wichita Kansas.
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John P. Crawford
Brentwood
Arkansas
Johnson Crawford
Indian Territory
Crawford
Stonewall
Frisco
Margaret Truax
G. H. Truax
Ada
J. W. Bolen
Bolen
Bill Crawford
Ode
Oklahoma City
Jim
Tal
Date
Val Crawford
Pearl Crawford
Northeastern Teachers College
Tahleeoah
Eldene Fincher
Forgan
Maud Owen
Effie Laymon
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma Theatre Owners elect leaders and board
Morris Lowenstein of Oklahoma City was re elected president. L M White of Weatherford became vice president and O E Enloe of El Reno was secretary treasurer. Directors include L C Griffith Oklahoma City H Lowenstein Ardmore Max Brock Lawton Homer Jones Alva Fred Pickrel Ponca City Ralph Talbot J C Hunter Tulsa and Morris Lowenstein.
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Oklahoma City
Morris Lowenstein
Oklahoma Theatre Owners
L. M. White
Weatherford
O. E. Enloe
el Reno
L. C. Griffith
H. Lowenstein
Ardmore
Max Brock
Lawton
Homer Jones
Alva
Fred Pickrel
Ponca City
Ralph Talbot
J. C. Hunter
Tulsa
East Central dormitories open for inspection by board
PWA project at East Central State Teachers College invites public inspection of two new dormitories in Ada. The women’s dormitory houses 178 students plus a matron with a dining hall for 300, Terrazo floors and sturdy furnishings. Inspectors from the state board of education expected next Thursday.
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East Central State Teachers College
State Board of Education
Ada
Grady Musgraves
PWA_ engineer
Mr. Musgraves
Ada State dormitories accepted by board highlight week
Ada records another week of rapid building with 13 early permits pushing year to date total to 355,893 while two new East Central State Teachers College dormitories, built with a Public Works Administration loan and grant, are to be formally accepted. The article notes many new projects and contractors, and mentions the state education board meeting Thursday to accept the dormitories on campus.
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Ada
Albert Chamberlain
Vic Vallery
Fourteenth
Mississippi
John P. McKinley
Twentieth Street
High School Avenue
I. G. Killough
S. Stockton
W. Twenty Fifth Street
State Board of Education
East Central State Teachers College
Davy and
Wohler
Hamilton V. Castner
New York
Public Works Administration
Price and Kern
Oklahoma City
Lowell Turner
Allen
R. G. Swink
Rofs
Miss Spradlin
Virgil Medlock
Center
O.E.A
Pontotoc County
Stubbs
Ada High School
Tom Watson
R. G. Duke
Pontotoc County Teachers Seek Reenactment of H B 212
The Pontotoc County Teachers association meeting decides to push reenactment of House Bill No. 212 in the next legislature and to seek compensation for potential revenue loss via a graduated land tax if a homestead exemption passes. Officers include G W Fugate president and L G Harris vice president. resolutions urge support for OEA program and praise County Superintendent Ray Stegall.
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Pontotoc County
Pontotoc
Pontotoc County Teachers Association
Committee On
Pontotoc County Educational Association
Oklahoma
O.E.A
Crabb
Ray Stegall
Pontotoc County Teachers Elect Fugate Leader
The Pontotoc County Teachers Association elected G. W. Fugate, superintendent of Vanoss public schools, to head the group for the coming year, succeeding J. N. in the post.
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Pontotoc County
Pipeline outlets expanded after Oklahoma daily limit rise
Stanolind Pipeline officials said the Fitts field outlets will gain nine miles of line on the Pauls Valley route yielding two eight inch lines to Pauls Valley and an eight inch line to Maud. Daily capacity should climb by about 9,000 barrels, with total to roughly 72,924 barrels in the two fields as December limits rose by 36,950 barrels.
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Pontotoc County
State Corporation Commission
Stanolind Pipeline Company
Fitts
Pauls Valley
Maud
Christmas Party for Fittstown Club
Members of the Sunny Side Sewing club meet at Mrs. Scribner's home in Fittstown and sew pillow cases and dish towels which are given to the host. A Christmas party for members and families is planned for December 23 at Mrs. Ruth Clark’s house. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bernice Watts's home.
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Sunny Side Sewing Club
Proverbial Talk on Daily Word Counts
An expert claims the average person can manage 500 words daily. If married, 498 of those words are consumed by home life leaving little for other conversation.
Coronation Date Set for May 12 In London
The coronation of Britain's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will proceed on May 12 as scheduled. Edward's abdication and his brother's accession by formal proclamation today allows the program to continue without delay, an official announcement said.
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London
Britain
George VI
Elizabeth
Edward
State Winter Wheat Acreage Hits Record in Oklahoma
The state board of agriculture reports 5,437,000 acres sown to wheat for the fall, the largest winter wheat acreage in Oklahoma. This 11 percent rise from last fall and 18 percent above the ten-year average reflect farmers shifting from cotton and pasture due to feed shortages. December conditions show wheat at 78 percent of normal, up from 71 percent a year ago, helped by rains alleviating soil moisture.
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Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture
Oklahoma
France Defaults on Debt Again
Paris reports the French government replying to the U.S. request for the semi annual installment on France's defaulted war debt due December 15. The note centers on reopening formal negotiations for payment.
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Paris
United States
France
J C Rothwell Hurt After Field Accident
J C Rothwell employed by J E Mabee Drilling as a roughneck in the Fitts field was injured shortly after noon Monday when struck by a pair of tongs. He was taken to a local clinic for a severe head gash and a possible skull fracture.
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J.C. Rothwell
J. E. Mabee Drilling Company
Fitts
Christmas Eve Shoppers Face Narrow Gift Range
A News item notes late Christmas shoppers will find fewer attractive gifts if they wait until Christmas Eve. The piece also mentions a host of constitutional amendments planned for the new Congress, and recalls that 131 amendments were proposed by the 13 colonies during ratification of the original draft, completed on May 49 1790.
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Congress
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SEA Service, Inc
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Santa
PWA Project
G. W. Fugate
Vaness New Association
J. G. Mitchell
Sam Latimore
Teachers Group
Fred
Andrews
Nashville
Ark
Gene Augustus
A. L
Dad) Fentem
American Legion
Dad
Gene
Berryville
Ambrose Sextet
Simpson
Madrid
Texas
H. R. Antle
New Mexico
Wyoming
A. A. Caldwell
George Collins
J. E. Hall
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Fittstown Club
J. C. Rothwell
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