Morrison Is Re-Elected Superintendent for 1953 54
The Ada Board of Education in regular session re-elected Rex Morrison as superintendent for 1953-54, his 11th year in that role and 19th in Ada schools. Ruth Collins was reappointed as clerk and secretary to the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Rex O. Morrison
Morrison
Ada
Pauls Valley High School
Ruth Collins
Collins
Albert Ross
Osi
Glenwood
Willard
Irving
Ross
Ada Youth Loses Glasses In Air
Don Keyes a 15 year old son of Mrs R Keyes 527 South High land aimed to drop pamphlets from an airplane over Ada when he stuck his head out and his brown framed glasses fell about 1000 feet. He searched Monday afternoon but did not recover them hoping for their return and to learn any damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Keyes
Uncertainty Factor Creates Tax Rules for Farmers
Farmers receive special tax considerations due to farming risks. They may delay estimated tax or adjust deadlines, with up to 33 1/4 percent underestimation allowed if they file by January 31 1953. Drought flood fire disease threaten yields and income reporting rules differ for farm produce used by the farmer. A separate Form 1040F exists for farmers and choice of cash or accrual basis requires IRS approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Kelly
Washington
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Oldsmobile Unveils 1953 Line With No Price Change
Oldsmobile prepares to formally introduce its 1953 line Friday at a press and dealer preview in Lansing Michigan. Engineering and styling changes will be kept under wraps until dealer displays. General manager J F Wolfram said 1953 prices will remain the same as 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Oldmobile
J. F. Wolfram
Oldsmobile
Tiny Cream Puff Hors D oeuvres With Savory Filling
Plan a light party bite with delicate cream puffs baked to a crisp shell. Fill with a savory soft cream cheese mix accented by herbs and a touch of lemon. Serve warm for a creamy, tangy bite sized toasts.
Ada City Council Buys Police Car And Sows Plans
Ada city council approved a new police car bid of 741 dollars and accepted Service Chevrolet offer. They directed purchase and sale of two lots for a warehouse site and set January 15 as a deadline for Orchard Gardenia sewer line funding. Water line extensions to Ahloso discussed with estimated 4 and 6 inch costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada City
Ahloso
Orchard Gardenia
Gardenia
Orchard Streets
Ada
Seventh
Stockton
John Hamman
Chevrolet
Indians Call For Indian Commissioner Appointment
At Atoka meeting of January 3 the Choctaw-Chickasaw Indian Confederation urged Indians nationwide to back an Indian as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Mrs Tony Lyons urged leadership from an Indian head, while Chief Harry J Belvin promoted himself as the candidate with pledge to serve and never sell his people down the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Choctaw-Chickasaw Indian Confederation
United States
Tony Yons
Holdenville
Indian Department
Europe
Harry J. W. Belvin
Belvin
Fittstown Girl Undergoes Surgery at Valley View
Charlotte Whitwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Whitwell underwent surgery at Valley View Hospital Ada Saturday with a brief hospital report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Whitwell
Charles Whitwell
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Navy man on 30 day leave visits California town
J. C. Ashley of the U. S. Navy stationed at Monterrey California is home on a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Ashley. Mrs Sarah Nord of Junction City and brother John Weekly of Lawrence Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Loren Taylor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ashley
U. S. Navy
Monterrey
Calif
Mrs
Robert Ashley
Sarah Nord
Junction City
John Weekly
Lawrence, Kan
Loren Taylor
Conleys and Glover Families Gather for New Year
Mr and Mrs Joe Conley of Sapulpa and Mr and Mrs Floyd Glover with their sons of Ada join Mrs Jerome Chadd and others including Miss Lois Davis Mrs M P Davis of Dallas and Julius Conley family members for New Year’s Day reunion sharing greetings with Hazel Chadd in attendance and Clarence Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Conley
Sapulpa
Floyd Glover
Ada
Julius Conley
M. P. Davis
Dallas
Texas
Hazel Chadd
Lois Davis
Henry Glover
Clarence Glover
Jerome Chadd
Betson Returns From Chicago After Uncles Funeral
J. R. Betson came home Saturday from Chicago where he attended funeral services for his uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Betson
Chicago
Mrs Russell Trammell Spends Weekend with Relatives
Mrs Russell Trammell spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in Wilburton, reflecting a brief family visit away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Trammell
Wilburton
Ada Socials Include Visiting Families from Duncan Jesse and Sulphur
Mrs Eva Chronister and Viola shopped in Ada on Saturday. Bob Wright from Sulphur visited George Higgs on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ruedell Marker and their children of Duncan visited Mr and Mrs Sam Cole on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Madison Forman and Virginia of Jesse visited the Graper and Taylor families on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Chronister
Viola
Ada
Bob Wright
George Higgs
Madison Forman
Virginia of Jesse
Graper and Taylor
Hamp Holt and Judy Visit Lackey Family
Mr and Mrs Hamp Holt and Judy of Seminole visited Mr and Mrs L B Lackey and family Sunday, sharing time and greetings in the community gathering.
Sam Marshall Visits Chambers Couple in Shawnee
Sam Marshall traveled to Shawnee on Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Chambers for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Marshall
Shawnee
Mrs. L. S. Chambers
Surprises and Honors Lined Up for Cougar Banquet
The second annual Cougars Booster Banquet will be held at 7 36 p m Thursday in East Central Student Union with a turkey dinner and a state champions visit. Ada high chorus will perform under Allen Clinkscales and Paul Marston, Saxton Judd, Jack Baker and Pete Elliott will speak. Elvan George leads the coaching staff and George MacRobert serves as master of ceremonies. Tickets cost 2 50 and are available at local shops or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cougars
East Central
Ada
Midwest City
Smith’s
E. & M. Clothiers
Bryan’s Corner Drug
S. & Q. Clothiers
Ada High School
Allen Clinkscales
Paul Marston
Saxton Judd
Tulsa University
Jack Baker
Oklahoma Aggies
Pete Elliott
O. U
Cougar
Elvan George
George MacRobert
Greater returns for amount in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
A classified notice notes improved value for money in vested Ada NEWS Want Ads. The ad section promises better results for advertisers seeking effective exposure and return on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Walk In Donors Boost Ada Blood Unit Visit
Bloodmobile staff and Red Cross officials praised a donor operation at Ada First Christian Church that collected 116 pints, below the quota but high for the season. Walk in donors delivered 60 pints, over half, with shipments to Ft. Worth for plasma in Korea. Next visit is planned for late March in Pontotoc County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ada
First Christian Church
Harriet Schroeder
Ft. Worth
Korea
Pontotoc County
Mrs Gurley Describes Paris Night Life to Ada Lions
Mrs Mary Gurley a year in Paris told Ada Lions club about Parisian clubs and student life among poorer artists. She cited Club Lido as a lavish example and noted Paris students find American ideas intriguing yet confusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gurley
Paris
Ada Lions Club
Gurley
Lido
Atoka County Teachers Plan Venison Supper Meeting
Atoka County Schoolmasters club members enjoyed a venison supper provided by County Superintendent Roy Trippe. The meeting set for February 13 approved a county basketball tournament for the first weekend in March at Atoka and established rules for junior high and rural divisions. The next club gathering is the first Monday in February at Atoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Atoka County
Roy Trippe
Ada Area Residents Visit Friends and Family
Mrs. J. A. Bentley of McAles visited friends Monday. Mrs. Davie Isaacs visits her daughter in Denison, Texas. Mrs. W. T. Hooper and daughter Clarice Faye spent Sunday in Ada. Mrs. Maggie Oller and Miss Phebe Brians were in Atoka Sunday. Neil Harbeson guest of the Harbesons in Ada Sunday night. Mrs. C. T. Johnson of Ada attended the Eastern Star installation. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Reed and Roberta returned to Ysleta, Texas after visiting Mrs. J. W. Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Isaacs
C. R. Cook
Denison
Texas
Maggie Oller
Phebe Brians
Atoka
Neil Harbeson
Ada
H. D. Harbeson, Jr
C. T. Johnson
Eastern Star
Clovis H. Reed
Roberta
Ysleta
J. W Reid
Local Residents Return From Hospital Repairs
Jack Bryant and Albert Rowe have returned from the Veterans hospital in Sulphur where they underwent minor surgery. J. N. McKeel transacted business in Ada Monday afternoon. Miss Doris Bailey of Tishomingo was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Lou McKeel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bryant
Albert Rowe
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
J. N. McKeel
Ada
Doris Bailey
Tishomingo
Mary Lou McKeel
Mrs Bentley Plans Return to Allen After Houston Visit
Mrs S M Crabill hosts Mrs J A Bentley this week as Bentley wraps two months with her children in Houston Texas and expects to move back to Allen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Crabill
J. A. Bentley
Houston
Texas
Bentley
Allen
Duncan guests visit Kraettli family over weekend
Mr and Mrs Willis Blaylock and daughters Barbara and Jean a visit Duncan residence with Mr and Mrs H C Kraettli for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Blaylock
Barbara and
Jeanea
Duncan
H. C. Kraettli
Mrs Delphia Jones Takes Brief Post Office Leave
Mrs Delphia Jones is on a vacation from her duties at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Jones
Haliburton Family Visited Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs John Haliburton and their children were recorded as recent visitors to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haliburton
Oklahoma City
Avant Sisters Visit Holdenville Friends
Mrs Hattie Barnett and her sister Mrs Sarah Delk from Avant visited friends in Holdenville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Barnett
Sarah Delk
Avant
Holdenville
Rowes Visit Upton in Tishomingo After Car Wreck
Mr and Mrs M L Rowe visited Mr and Mrs Ishemal Upton in Tishomingo on Monday. Mr Upton was recently injured in a car wreck and the families spoke about his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Rowe
Tishomingo
Ishemal Upton
Mr. Upton
Mrs Lee Returns From Dallas Holiday Visit
Mrs John E Lee returned from Dallas Texas where she spent the holidays visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lee
Dallas
Texas
Wichita Weekend Visit By Butler Thomas Irwin Party
Mrs Harve Butler Jr Miss Judy Thomas and Mrs Edd Irwin spent the weekend in Wichita Kansas visiting Johnny Vinson and Edd Irwin and enjoying the fresh air and social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Butler, Jr
Judy Thomas
Edd Irwin
Wichita
Kansas
Johnny Vinson
Ralph Barnett Allegedly Killed at Mother's Home
Ralph Barnett of Tulsa was found dead in his mother's home on Tuesday, with authorities continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barnett
Tulsa
Standiford Visit Stages Brief Holbrook Stop
Mr and Mrs George Standiford Jr of Holbrook Arizona visited aunt Mrs W J McInroy and family on Tuesday while en route to Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Standiford, Jr
Holbrook
Arizona
W. J. McIinroy
Detroit
Michigan
Governor Defers New Parole Stay in DeWolf Death Case
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray will not grant another 60 day stay of execution for Carl Austin DeWolf unless new concrete evidence emerges. DeWolf, scheduled to die January 27 for the 1946 slaying of Tulsa police officer Jerry St. Clair, has already received four stays. The Parole Board found no doubt he is the killer and would not commute the sentence. Senator Kirksey Nix pledged to bring a new witness to a committee meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Carl Austin DeWolf
Murray
Kirksey Nix
Senate Penal Committee
DeWolf
Tulsa
Jerry St. Clair
Pardon and Parole Board
Nix
McAlester
Wiley Aims Tougher Punishment For Traitors
Incoming Senate Foreign Relations chair Sen. Wiley of Wisconsin calls for harsher penalties for traitors and high level subversives. He urges tighter statutes across the United States and allied nations after citing the Alger Hiss case and a loophole in the statute of limitations that hampered prosecuting perjury and spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
France
U. S
United Kingdom
Canada
Alger Hiss
Moose Connor Captains Notre Dame Through Undefeated 1947
George Moose Connor of the Chicago Bears captained the Notre Dame eleven through two undefeated seasons in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Moose” Connor
Micago Bears
Notre Dame
Local Guard unit seeks recruits for summer camp training
The Local Company of the 180th Infantry National Guard announces an intensive recruitment drive to reach its authorized strength before Summer Camp Training August 9 to 23 at North Fort Hood Texas. Currently 21 enlisted and 2 officers. 29 more needed to reach 3% manned strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
180Th Infantry
North Fort Hood
Texas
Kenneth H. Bunch
Branch
National Guard
Guard
New
Paul R. Alford
Bear Trapper Dies After Fight With Bear
Alaska trapper Rudolph Gaier, 50, died in a remote cabin after a black bear forced entry. A bullet riddled bear lay outside as coroner’s jury examines whether Gaier died from wounds or exposure after a night of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Rudolph H. Gaier
Gaier
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Max Shellabarger
Skwentna
Shellabarger
T. A. Langford
Burdick Urges Salary Fight Over Congressional Pay Rise
Rep. Burdick says lawmakers must cut living standards or quit Congress rather than accept raises. he opposes a private group's call for higher pay and expenses, arguing members chose these jobs with known pay and that many citizens struggle too. He notes his 14 years in Congress and that he still manages, avoiding costly nightlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Burdick
R-Nd
National Committee For Strengthening Congress
Strike by AFL bus drivers halts Pontiac rush hour service
In Pontiac Michigan a sudden AFL bus drivers strike stranded thousands en route to work. The dispute centers on assignment of rush hour runs rather than wages, causing mass transit to be tied up citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Mich
AFL
Baptist Women Group Meets at First Baptist Church
The WMU of the First Baptist church met January 5 at the church. The program titled Baptist Women Around The World was led by Mrs. John Horsley with a Royal Service program. Scripture came from 1 Corinthians 12:13 and the meeting opened with Standing On The Promises and closed after Send the Light. Other attendees included Mrs. C A Cushman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMU
First Baptist Church
Mayer
C. A. Cushman
John Horsley
V. Lobaugh
John Williams
J. M. Howell
Ruby Green
Delia McGeehee
Abe Barnard
Miss Lois Christensen Relieves At Santa Fe Station
Miss Lois Christensen arrives from Sanger Texas as relief agent at the Santa Fe station during Lee Hurd’s absence. Her home is Tioga North Dakota and she plans to return there on vacation after completing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Christensen
Sanger
Texas
Santa Fe
Lee Hurd
Miss Christensen
Tioga
North Dakota
Large Family Reunion Surprises J E Glass Household
Holiday visitors gathered at the J E Glass home as extended family from Cairo Oklahoma City Topeka Blanchard New Castle Tuttle and Houston arrived. The gathering included Mr and Mrs R H Hayles Sandra Cairo Jr James W Cross Shirley Geneva Cross Bethany E V Teague C B Canary Sam Teague Art Teague Dan Charles Canary Inez Paulick and Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Glass
R. H. Hayles
Sandra
Cairo, Jr
Willie S. Titus
Richard Crook
Topeka
Kan
J. E
Jim) Glass
James W. Cross
Shirley
Geneva Cross
Bethany
E. V. Teague
Oklahoma City
C. B. Canary
Blanchard
Sam Teague
Art Teague
Dan
New Castle
Charles Canary
Tuttle
Inez Pauilick
Melvin
Houston
Texas
Mrs Anola Cook Takes Two Week Vacation From Stratford Clinic
Mrs Anola Cook operator of Stratford Clinic took a two week vacation from December 20 to January 3 visiting family in Farnsworth Texas Perryton Texas Walco Oklahoma Edmond and Bristow Oklahoma She reported a wonderful trip but was glad to be home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anola Cook
Stratford Clinic
Dean Conner
Farnsworth
Tex
Ross Leatherman
Perryton
Gerald Reynolds
Walco Oklaese
Cook
W H. Fulton. Edmond
H. J. Asher
Bristow
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Boyd Perry
Mrs. Boyd Perry hosted a birthday dinner Friday night honoring her husband. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cole, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Perry
Roland Cole
J. W. Mann
Roy Holland
C. B. Perry
Bynum Family Welcomes Daughter During Holidays
Mr and Mrs A W Bynum hosted guests over the holidays a daughter and family Mr and Mrs M A Grayston Ardmore Ohio another son and wife Mr and Mrs James Bynum Cincinnati Ohio one son could not attend as Mrs Bynum suffered a back injury in Cincinnati and was unable to travel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bynum
M. A. Grayston
Ardmore
Dale Bynum
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Bynum
Bynum
Fish Supper Brought Families Together at Cole Home
Boyd Perry and Roland Cole families shared a fish supper at the Cole home Sunday evening after Perry caught enough fish. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shults and several other local pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Perry
Roland Cole
Cole
Thanks to Ada groups for gifts to Byng Baptist Orphans
The superintendent and children of the Baptist Orphans Home at Byng express gratitude to the Ada Junior Chamber of Commerce the Ada Jaycees and local citizens for Christmas gifts. They name barbers beauty shop operators Wanda Brown and Don Clawson for notable support and apologize for any omissions in their broad thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Orphans Home
Byng
Amber of Commerce
Ada
Jaycees
Konawa
J. O. Thompson
Wanda Brown
Don Clawson
Coalgate Officials Involved In Collision West Of Town
City Manager Robert M. Lacy and his wife were in a two car crash west of Coalgate on Highway 31. Lacy’s car rolled three times, both were bruised. Doug Lankford and his father-in-law Hall suffered injuries. Hall had facial bruises and was readmitted to hospital. Lankford’s car about $400 damage. Lacy car a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Robert M. Lacy
Monda
Sghway
Doug Lankford
Hall
Flint
Michigan
Lacy
Lankford
Mary Hurley Hospital
Dodge Guides Study Aimed At Trimming Truman Budget
Joseph M. Dodge, future Eisenhower budget director, opens talks with Republican Cabinet designees to cut the Truman budget. He says there will be no 60 day miracles and that revisions to Congress may begin by early April. The outgoing Truman budget is about 80 billion dollars in spending with 7.3 billion in new funds for 1954. Dodge notes he has seen only parts of the budget and cannot forecast total figures. He plans to meet incoming department heads as budget bureau work continues toward a balanced budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Joseph M. Dodge
Eisenhower
Truman
Dodge
Congress
Detroit
Budget Bureau
Public Invited to Thursday Session on Civil War Cause
Lectures in the Contemporary American Problems series continue with David Matthis discussing slavery as a cause of the Civil War. The session meets in room 61, Administration building at 7 p.m. Thursday January 8, with further talks by Dr. Lloyd Jeffrey on materialism and Albert Trice on Reconstruction in the South scheduled for later dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Matthis
America
Lloyd Jeffrey
South
Albert Trice
Reach Agreement on Dock Strike
Federal mediators announced a settlement ending a six day AFL dockers strike on the East Coast. A wage package of 32 cents per hour was agreed with three AFL Local locals representing weighers scalesmen and samplers, pending ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL
John A. Burke
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
American Weighmasters Association
Burke
Lad Had Fine Time Till Firemen Came
Eighteen month-old Raymond Kelley entertained himself after his mother Billie Kelley locked herself out. Raymond emptied cupboards spilled dishes buttons paper and food on the floor until firemen arrived forced a window and entered with an axe to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Raymond Kelley
Raymond
Billie Kelley
Horses Hurt In Accident In Ada Texas Transport
Seven horses being moved from El Paso to Kansas City were injured when a truck collided with an automobile four miles east of Ada on SH 12 at 10 40 a m Tuesday. Driver Lewis D Blevins and Mrs Lona Abel Price sustained minor injuries. The horses escaped with no major injuries after a sideboard was broken to free them. The owners are Mr and Mrs John Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Kansas City
Ada
SH 12
Lewis D. Blevins
Connerville
Lona Abel Price
Electra
Blevins
John Marsh
New State Loyalty Oath Introduced In Legislature
Oklahoma House debates a revised loyalty oath after the Supreme Court struck down a prior provision. The new measure removes the five year non membership clause but requires support for the Constitution and a pledge against subversive groups. Violations could mean 1 to 14 years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
U. S. Supreme Court
House
William Shibley
Bristow
Shibley
High Court
Supreme Court
Theaw
U.S
Communist Party
Secretary of State
Buick Cuts Price On Two New Series
Buick announces price cuts in 1953 Special and Roadmaster series ranging from 11.37 to 135 dollars on 10 models. An extra 125 dollar increase is set for four Super Series models. The Roadmaster top cut reaches 135 dollars, while the Special series largest cut is 86.37 on the convertible with other models reduced by 11.37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Stratford Church Aims Loyalty Program This Month
Stratford Methodist Church led by Rev. Bill Williams launches a January loyalty drive. Goals include full church school and worship attendance, complete family tithing, and daily home devotions. First Sunday shows 115 in church school with near perfect divisions and $575 for the building fund as work continues on the Educational Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford Methodist Church
Bill Williams
Stamps concert set for Konawa January 13
Konawa will host the Stamps concert January 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are available through counting school classes or Onawa Furniture. Proceeds benefit the Konawa Business and Professional Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Konawa High School
Onawa Furniture Company
Iedb
Konawa Business and Professional Women’s Club
Speeding Case Is Appealed In County Court
An appeal from city court named G. A. Koontz on a speeding charge was filed Monday in county court. Koontz was found guilty in municipal court on December 29 and fined $15 plus costs, with David Busby presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Koontz
Koontz
David Busby
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Area Indians
Fittstown News
Mrs. Gurley
Lions of
Allen News
J. A. Bentley of
McAles
Monay
Wiley
Bear
Trapper
Stratford News
Jim Shults
N. F McAlester
J. E. McClaren
O. A. Savage
Clyde Watson
Orbe Smith
Bill Calton
E. C
Lad
Buick
Stratford Church
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