Vanoss School Journal Staff Roster and Roles
The Vanoss School Journal lists Joleeta Little as Editor with TIFFIN as Assistant Editor and Louise Pitt as Staff Editor. Other roles include Dortha Thornhill as H.8 Reporte, Robby Snipes as Secretary and Treasurer, Eileen Tilley as Society Reporter, Aleene Cummings as Grade Reporter, Juanita Zumbro as Sports Reporter, Bobbie Riggins as Main Reporter, Geneva Kendrick and Clara Gordon as Miscellaneous Reporters, and Lavena Tilley as Vocational Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleeta Little
Pnnicfe Tiffin
Louise Pitt
Dortha Thornhill
Robby Snipes
Secy
Treas
Eileen Tilley
Aleene Cummings
Juanita Zumbro
Bobbie Riggins
Geneva Kendrick
Clara Gordon
Lavena Tilley
Vanessa High School FFA FHA Banquet Highlights
The fourth annual Vanessa high school FFA and FHA banquet featured a menu of tomato juice cocktail creamed chicken parsley potatoes green beans buttered carrots rolls butter peach salad and fried rice. speeches by Norris Stegall Spencer and Cummins plus student activities and a Santa drawing frame the assembly with notes on future plans and class projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
F.H.A
Vaness High School
Jack Cobb
Joleeta Little
G. W. Fugate
F. H. A. Girls
Reading
Aleene Cummings
Ottie Smith
Bobbie Riggins
E. E. Halley
Byron Spencer
Hugh Norris
E.C.S.T.C
Ada
Ray Stegall
Penny Black
Fitzhugh
Elton Gunn
Konawa
Vanessa
Ross Cummins
S. H. Muncy
Elasticity in a Classroom Demo
In a discussion led by Mrs. Page, Lawrence explains elasticity as the stretchiness of supply and demand concepts. The exchange highlights a simple crush of ideas to define elasticity.
Shawnee Couple Married Here Saturday Afternoon
Miss Myrtle Bunch of Shawnee wed A. H. Hepple of Shawnee in a 4 o clock ceremony at the First Baptist church study. Dr. C C Morris officiated with church office staff as the only attendees, using the ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bunch
Shawnee
A. H. Hepple
First Baptist Church
C. C. Morris
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Proposes 8-10% Residential Savings
Oklahoma City December 14 CP The Oklahoma Gas and Electric company filed a new rate schedule with the corporation commission aiming to save 8 to 10 percent for residential customers using an average amount of power. The plan abandons minimum charges by rooms and sets a flat 1 dollar charge for 14 kilowatt hours or less. President J F Owens says refinancing would save the company 605000 dollars yearly and the savings would be passed to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duke Power Company
Public Works Administration
Supreme Court
Associated Press
KVOS
Bellingham
Wash
the Press Association
The
Press Association
Duke
Circuit Court of Appeals
Charlotte
South Carolina
Federal District Court
Circuit Court
District Cort
District Court
Greenwood County
Buzzard Roost
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Corporation Commission
A. S. J. Shaw
J. F. Owens
Itinerant photographer threatens suit over Ada arrest
Threats of a photographer to sue Ada after police detained a saleswoman last Saturday had not materialized when the district court clerk's office closed Monday. The saleswoman was released without charges. The city cites an ordinance requiring permission to solicit property and warns against repeat violations. The photographer implied legal action, while Mayor Crawford and City Attorney Braly defend the city's position as lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Roy Keller
Fort Worth
Albert Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Bill Crawford
Mack Braly
Braly
Blanche Barrow Softens Behind Prison's Walls
Jefferson City Mo December 14 Blanche Barrow widow of Marvin Barrow and sister in law to Clyde Barrow now serves a ten year sentence in Missouri State Prison Officers call her a model prisoner and say three years behind bars have softened the once feared Barrow gang member She hopes for parole soon and to return to Oklahoma to her father noting others have forgotten her and Buck Barrow was killed years ago after a spree that included slayings of officers in Joplin and Dexter and Bonnie Parker Clyde Barrow were killed in Louisiana while attempting to escape authorities
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Jefferson City
Barrow
Southwest
Blanche Barrow
Marvin
Buck) Barrow
Clyde
Bonnie Parker
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
J. M. Sanders
Missouri State Prison
Joplin
Buck
Dexter
Louisiana
Blanche
Traveling salesmen violate Ada city ordinance
Four licensed photographers were accused of canvassing Ada households without consent and leaving purchase coupons. Ada residents were urged to verify the reliability of traveling firms before buying. City law may have been violated.
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Ada
Braly
City Lawne
Unidentified Skeleton Found in Oil Field Near Woolley City
Removal of an unidentified body was needed in the Woolley City oil field in southeastern Pontotoc county on Monday afternoon to allow improvements around a well. The bare skeleton, about feet 6 inches tall, was found by Magnolia Oil workers digging dikes. Officials, including Sheriff’s deputies and the county physician, said the remains likely dated four to ten years and showed no foul play. The body was later buried in a new location after inquiries into nearby residents and a now-deserted house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley City
Pontotoc County
Magnolia Oil Company
Tony Williams
Sheriff
E. A. Canada
A. W. Oliver
Hoyt Driskill
Charley Shockley
Shockley
Dr. Canada
Harvest Time Weddings Among Amish in Lancaster County
Harvest is finished and Amish weddings begin in Lancaster County. The rite of “over the fence” dating back centuries marks the end of busy farming, with sturdy sons and busy daughters forming new households. The ceremony remains plain and devout, seldom covered by outsiders.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Jacob Amen
Canada
Alberta
Pennsylvania
Investigation planned into Cherokee man's accidental death
Police chief O B Hall planned an inquiry at Locust Grove into the death of Andrew Dreadfulwater a 46 year old Cherokee Indian found on the highway one half mile east of Locust Grove Saturday night The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental and funeral services were scheduled for that afternoon
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Locust Grove
O. B. Hall
Andrew Dreadfulwater
Dreadfulwater
Here
Regional fish name differences across New England
The dollarfish in Maine is called butterfish in Massachusetts and pumpkin seed in Connecticut. The statement notes the fish name regional variation and adds a remark that the air is drier after a thunder shower than before.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Millionaire incomes hover around four million dollars in 1935
Treasury data show one person earned over four million and 41 individuals over one million in 1935. The report covers returns up to August 31 with total net income $14.656 billion, and millionaires paid about $41.499 million in taxes on $73.63 million of income.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Oklahoma City sees slight rise in November employment
Oklahoma labor data show a small drop in employment and payrolls in November from October. Per capita earnings fall to 23.47 while total employed edge down to 29,895 from 30,037. weekly payrolls total 701,582 versus 711,817 in October and 657,671 a year earlier.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. A. Pat Murphy
Boy on bike injured in Highway 48 auto crash
Albert Haddock about 11 son of Mr and Mrs A N Haddock living north of Ada was injured when struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle on Highway 48. He suffered a collarbone fracture a badly injured finger and numerous bruises. The accident occurred about eight miles north of Ada near Sunset Station. A Mabee Drilling Co employee J C Rothwell was injured Monday afternoon when tongs struck him on the head with a skull fracture and lacerations reported in fair condition.
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Albert Haddock
A. N. Haddock
Ada
Sunset Station
J. C. Rothwell
Mabee Drilling Co
Tongs
Man Lies In Bed To Meet Marked Luck
Paterson New Jersey reports Joe Pipp a sports promoter returned to bed after a crystal gazer told him prosperity would return on his seventh birthday March 19. He first slept from November 23 until a restaurant fire interrupted him, then resettled to wait anew.
Fittstown Bible Class Hosts Christmas Social
The T. E. L. class of Fitts town Baptist church met with Mrs. Hopper at Carter camp for a Christmas social. They planned a food basket for a needy family to be delivered Christmas Eve. Adults include superintendent Mrs. Dan Mathews and teacher Mrs. J. H. Clary. substitute Mrs. Hazel Mitchell attended.
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Mitchel
Berry
Rose
Weber
Reynolds
Langston
Blackburn
Perrin
Mathews
Minton
Clary
Hopper
W. H. Hopper
Fittstown Baptist Church
Carter Camp
Dan Mathews
J. H. Clary
Hazel Mitchell
Slayer of Chum Ends Life in Michigan Jail
Hope Morgan, 25, who confessed to killing her best friend Elizabeth Giltner amid jealousy, hanged herself in the Mason county jail while awaiting a sanity commission report. Notes found in a magazine margins reportedly detail the murder and motive.
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Lansing
Allan A. McDonald
Hope Morgan
Sanity Commission
McDonald
Miss Morgan
Elizabeth Giltner
Miss Giltner
Giltner
Mich
Mason
Elizabeth Gilter
Michigan State College
Allan McDonald
Forecast of 1937 farm income with caveats from federal economist
A Washington forecast projects 1937 cash farm income at 7.85 billion dollars despite droughts, the fourth straight rise from 1932. A. G. Black warns fundamental weaknesses require vigor and action, calling for state and federal steps, crop insurance, and study of marketing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. G. Black
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wallace
Black
Bureau
Michigan State dean shot by former friend at home
Giltner, dean of the veterinary college, was shot four times by Miss Morgan during wedding invitation preparations. Morgan confessed an impulse to kill and said she felt she was losing her mind. The would‑be bride, set to wed Capt. David S. Babcock, had previously overdosed on a sleeping draught.
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Giltner
Veterinary College
Michigan State College
Miss Morgan
Miss Giltner
David S. Babcock
Reserve Officers Training Corps
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Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc
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Chum
Ada News
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P. A. Nor
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S. K. Grant
C. Norris
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