Jesse News Notes Family Visits and Local Health Updates
Mrs. Minda Phillips returns to Jesse from California to spend winter with sons Arvell and Seidell Phillips and families. The column reports health updates on several residents, including Mrs. W. E. Hough recovering from knee surgery, Charles Whittington and daughter Rhonda under medical care, and flu and virus infections affecting others. Cattle work and a social dinner at Arvell Phillips’ home are mentioned, along with visits from Ada and Ardmore residents and a Crippled Children’s Hospital checkup for David Legate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Legate
Janice
William Legate
David
Ada
Oklahoma City
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Sullivan family plans sale and kin visits after Orchard home sale
After selling their farm to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sullivan announce a forthcoming sale of all farm implements, stock, and household goods. They plan travels through Arkansas Texas and Willets California then future permanent plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Miller
Steve Sullivan
Mrs. Sullivan
Arkansas
Texas
Willets
Calif
Charles Robertson
Dale
Austin
Gerald Gill
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Robertson
Duane Ryan
Anson
Harold Robertson
Jesse
B. B. Ryan
Freeman Family Reunion Near Pleasant Hill
Neal Freeman from Oregon arrived last week to visit his brother T. R. Freeman and relatives. The Freeman family traveled to Hugo to see a sister Mrs. Charlie Webb and later gathered at the Pleasant Hill home for a reunion with Floyd Davidson and family of Oklahoma City Deborn Weller and family and E. O. Humphers and family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Freeman
Oregon
T. R. Freeman
Brother Logan Cornelius Returns to Rural Mail Route Work
After major surgery in a Missouri hospital, Bro Logan Cornelius resumes duties on an Ada rural mail route. The Pleasant Hill community notes his past pastorate helped found their Methodist church and his 104 day window to retirement from government service remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard
Missouri
Logan Cornelius
Ada
Bro. Cornelius
Pleasant Hill
Polio Shots Planned For Children At School
Mrs. Eden the county health nurse announced at the school that next Monday she will return with polio shots for all children from six months to 14 years. Parents wishing vaccination should have their children at the school at that time. A cafeteria fundraiser is being considered by school mothers. guinea pigs visited Mrs. McDonald’s room, harmlessly interacting with pupils between sessions. Clearborn Anderson drove home from Farmington New Mexico, stayed with his parents, then returned to Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Ronnie Miller
Local Passages and Home Front News Mix
Mrs Van Harlin redecorates her kitchen with help from Mrs Chester Nix plus Mr and Mrs Fat Truitt and family visiting Fort Worth. The Truitts collected the Brannon children in Wright City and hosted them at home. Mrs Nothal and family visited Duncan to see foster grandfather W E Cobb in hospital while noting 25 years since many friends were seen. Dwight Roberts heads to Rio Grande Valley to irrigate lettuce as state rules delay planting cotton until Feb 1 to curb bollworms. Rhynes Ranch wraps up three weeks of winter cattle work. Pyrethrin sprays outperform new organic insecticides in Oklahoma trials for horseflies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Truitt
Wayne
Bob Pickens
Fort Worth
Duncan
Nothal
Nothing But the Truth by Russ Arnold
A quirky vignette collection notes talk of truth and troubles. It riffes on luck a dollar in your pocket and bills unpaid. The piece observes quirky characters and attic junk, old love letters, and the oddity of married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Arnold
Fitzhugh News Briefs and Local Visits
Visiting Saturday and Sunday brought reports of Sue Davenport and the Sweat family with tensions between towns. Latta and Byng ball clubs are slated for Fitzhugh on January 10 and 13, while Jimmy Young recovers from surgery and Oklahoma A&M Library adds Atomic Energy Commission publications as a depository for research access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A&m College
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Seed catalogs arrive with planting guidance and tips
New seed catalogs arrive with advice on what to plant when and where for free, and notes on handling seed issues. A woman described as painting and papering a room also added a new rug and a vinyl plastic top on the cab, reflecting household improvements.
Puzzle Clue List With Downs and Acrosses
A mixed set of crossword like clues appears, including definitions for numbers 9 12 13 and 15 through 27 and down clues 19 21 22 23 25 26 27. Entries cover actions traits geographic terms and objects such as ancient instrument direction and water deposits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jesse News
S. J. Markley
Minda Phillips
Charlie Ryel
Arvell
Seidell Phillips
Phillips
Lee Wood
Ryer
Truman Holland
Edwin Holland
Ralph Holland
Melvin Holland
Carl. Phillips
Commerce
Tex
Ed Holland
W. E. Hough
Charles Whittington
Rhonda
Myrtle Truitt
Edgar Harlin
Chester Nix
George Vandiver
Ardmore
J. R. Broughton
Mrs. van Harlin
Sharla Kay
Robert Gregorys
Sullivan
Irene Nichols
Pleasant Hill Church
Bro. Grose
Charlie Thomason
Martin Dale
E. O. Humphers
Joe Auten
Pleasant Hill School
Clearborn Anderson
Farmington
N. M
H. A. Anderson
Inet
Tom Nothal
Ted Anderson
Ike Rover
Roff
Dwight Roberts
Rio Grande Valley
Roberts
Rhynes
Willard Rhynes
Carl Braun
Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station
Smith Service Demorest
Art Beeman
Don Cer
Pasadena
Hossface Hank
Fellers
Sonny South
Cal
Mt. Washington
Mass
James , Benn
Syracuse, N.Y
Davy Crockett Jr
Uncle Leys
Tubby Tyler
Tobe Hinch
Tobe
Jr. Hinch
Hall of Fame
Johnny
Charley Grant
UNNY
California
Alifornia
Frank Thomas
By AL Courtson
Humph
Julius
Huh
BY AL Smith
Smith Seince Demarest
N. 5
Sonny
BY Kern Pederson
Joe Dennett
BY Tom Oka
BY Brad Anderson
Dorn
Fitzhugh
Alice Crisp
Ann Sweat
Sue Davenport
Mrs. T. Bumpas
Vaness
Eddie
Mickey
Joe Sweat
Imogene Tillery
Mrs
Carlos Scoggins
Jimmy McDonald
Redding
J. M. Crisp
Alice
S/Sgt
William D. Cole
Billy, Bobby
Bo-Bo
Pee-wee
Altus
Myrtle Stokes
Greenville, S. C
Patsy Sherrell
Cinda Graham
Rofs
T. F. Crisp
Arvil Howell
John Heatly
Hugh Ball Clubs
Byng
Allen
Jimmy Young
Taz
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