Oakman Church Christmas Program Highlights and Members
Oakman Sunday school attendance reached 80 with 84 in church. Birthday songs honored Mrs. Bertha Head, Mrs. Marcella Jackson, and Jerry Atwood. Santa distributed stockings to 119 attendees. The Christmas program featured many volunteers, gifts were given to the pastor and wife, and various families shared toys and fruit for bags. Several visitors and long list of parishioners attended events and fellowships through the week.
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Oakman
Bertha Head
Marcella Jackson
Jerry Atwood
Roland
J’ Neta Lancaster
R.©. Pogue
Dee Ann Balthrop
Linda Meyers
Bro
Carl Jackson
Oakman Church
L. Roy Manuel
Coy Stovall
Peggy Haley
Donnetta Morton
Jeannece Hobbs
Santa Clause
Center
Eugene Hobbs
Debbie
Jeanne
Steven
Marci
Donna Dewitt
Paul
Lena
Amy
George Carter
Elmer Lee
Stevall
J. W. Berryman
Lonnie V. Manuel
Winefred Berryman
Rochelle
Vick Hynds
Hynds
Pauline Porter
Sam Sliger
Homer
J. R. Pendergrass
Wilma
Golden
Claud
Byng
Pauline Winters
Albert § Pevehouse
J. R
Albert Pevehouse
Orie Pevehouse
California
L. D. Wirters
Olen Vail
Bob Sliger
Addie Bray
Ada
Don Epperly
Russell
Eric
Hickory
Olen Vail. Jr
Dub Guest
Pecan Grove
Tulsa Grand Jury Cites Walkouts in Final Probe Report
Tulsa County grand jury reportedly nears final campaign probe report amid walkouts by three members who said they were going home. District Attorney Fallis refused to comment. A key witness, Dorothy Pike, is in federal protective custody amid threats, with records tied to Gov Hall’s campaign donations and state contracts.
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Tulsa Grand Jury
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County Grand Jury
Dist. Atty
M. Fallis Jr
Dorothy Pike
David Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Oklahoma City
Numerous Local Visits and Christmas Events Document Community Ties
Rochelle visits in laws the Berryman family Tuesday afternoon. Many neighbors and relatives follow with visits to Ada, Pauls Valley, Norman, and Oklahoma City for holidays, hospital stays, and family gatherings. The week includes church events, youth rallies, and Christmas celebrations across multiple towns, with travel to Norman for meat delivery and health updates from Pauls Valley hospital.
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Rochelle
J. W. Berryman
Zora Lee
George Carter
Winefred Berryman
Elmer Lee
Norman
Alne
Calvine
Hildry Brown
Davis
Inez
Pauls Valley Hospital
Ada
Donald Norman
Oden
Ark
Calvin Lee
Richard
Carolyn
Bobby
Inez Brown
Gerald Crawford
Tammy
Seminol
Elmer Crawford
Lateresa
Debbie Kinder
Byng
Kay Haley
Lee Hardcastle
Adam and Kim
Union Hill
Edd Castoe
Richard Hard
Castle
West View
L. Roy Manuel
Ruth Frost
Hazel Morris
Joe Sever
Kate Wade
John Humphery
Allen
John T. Woods
Myrtle Smith
Adam and
Kim
James Castoe
Richard Hardcastle
Don Clark
Danna Ard
Timmy
Raymond Woots
Nora Hobbs
J. JD. Fulton
Elva Duvall
Vina Poe
Casper
Wyn
Inlaw
Elmer Ragland
Oklahoma City
W. A. Lee
Preston Lee
Oklahoma
City
Ahloso Extension Home Makers Club Meeting Report
The Ahloso Extension Home Makers Club met at Ida Abbott home with Mrs. Abbott presiding. Members Iva Lee Crossen Ruth Herrin Nora Ross attended as hostess. Crossen read last meeting minutes and led a Christmas devotional. Mrs Ross honored with a surprise birthday party by her children. guests brought cake ice cream and gifts.
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Roy Gentry
Marion Lee
W. A. Lee
Preston Lee
Steve Smelton
Oklahoma, City
Oklahoma City
Jerry Lee
Galey
Dee Ann Balthrop
Ada
Linda Myers
Byng
Mildred Current
J. D. Castoe
Bessie Langwell
Wewoka
Edd Castoe
Bob
Turkey
Debbie
Jeanne Hobbs
Buster Hobbs
Norma
Johnnie Brasfield
Joe Bevers
M. Jo Keeling
Gorden Black
Ida Brasfield
Davis
Lonnie V. Manuel
Mark
Ladies Auxiliary
George Carter
Myrtle Smith
John T. Woods
Sulphur
Phillip Poindexter
Winefred Berryman
Edd Berryman
Virgle Lee
Ahloso Extension Home- Makers Club
Ida Abbott
Iva Lee Crossen
Ruth Herrin
Nora Ross
Abbott
Crossen
Bob Ross
Joe Reed
Rickey Rossj
Bobby Ross
Hershell Kelley
Ken Ro
Police Kill OC Man In California
Oklahoma City police identified Ronald Lynn Virgin as the 29 year old man killed in a Long Beach gun battle with four detectives. Virgin had jumped bond after a murder conviction in Oklahoma City and was shot as he fired on officers in a Long Beach alley. He was convicted September 28, 1972 for the fatal stabbing of Emory Allspaugh and was released on a bond while appealing his sentence.
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Oklahoma City
Long Beach
Calif
Ronald Lynn Virgin
Dean Taylor
Virgin
Taylor
Emory Al-lspaugh
Vassar raises record sum from eight rare stamp auctions
Poughkeepsie N Y AP Vassar College grossed 2 148 160 from eight New York auctions of the rare postage stamp collection bequeathed by Mrs Louise Boyd Dale a 1936 graduate.
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Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Vassar College
New York
Louise Boyd ‘Dale
Analysts Describe Communist Strategy for 1974
U S intelligence analysts outline a 1974 plan by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong to expand control in border regions of South Vietnam and conduct targeted attacks inside government areas. The strategy favors gradual territorial absorption, link up liberated zones, and disrupt Saigon by oil stock destruction while aiming to sever Cambodia’s links to the Mekong Delta.
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Washington
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Thien
Mekong River
Laos
Cambodia
Destruc
Phnom Penh
Mekong Delta
Stillwater Man Die In Pickup Crash
A Stillwater man, Leslie Lee Sagera, 43, died when his pickup rolled over him as he worked beneath it on a U S 177 construction right of way. He had left the engine running. Police had not yet determined if the death would be categorized as a traffic fatality.
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Stillwater
Okla
Leslie Lee Sagera
Charles Warren
U.S. 177
Camp Seeks State Buy of Compact Cars in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City state representative George Camp proposes legislation to require the state to purchase only compact and subcompact autos. He urges Governor David Hall to order all state departments to switch to smaller vehicles, condemning the use of high cost medium and large cars.
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Oklahoma City
George Camp
Camp
David Hall
False Arrest Award Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Oklahoma Court of Appeals upheld a jury award of 1800 to Iam Hamilton, an Oklahoma City woman who sued for damages after a false arrest. Oklahoma City officials appealed under a 1965 act making large cities liable for damages from governmental functions. Judge Paul W. Brightmire rejected the claim that the law was special legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Court of Appeals
Iam Hamilton
Paul W. Brightmire
Tulsa
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