Trailer Adventure chapter excerpt of a missing hitchhiker tale
Martha Brittain and Bet Haynes embark with Gerry Neal to chase a missing woman after Neal disappears at a Long Beach auto camp. A station attendant detains Neal, police become involved, and Martha faces distrust from officials as she continues toward California in search of Betty and Speddon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brittain
Betty Haynes
Gerry Neal
Long Beach
Neal
Jack Speddon
Speddon
Betty
Martha
San Francisco
San Franisco
Gerry
Airspeed Trailer Company
Arnold Sloss
Artha
Eureka
Sloan
California
Oregon
Tacoma
Peaceful Workers Club Plans July Events At Corley
Rural community notes that Corley Peaceful Workers schedule all day meeting July 6 with guest club, plan Advisory Meeting July 7 at Pauls Valley, and an outing camping trip July 14 15 at Turner Falls. Reports show several hundred quarts of vegetables canned and a garden tour topic discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corley
Pauls Valley
Turner Falls
Ima Lowden
Murray
Kathryn
Dewy Caleman
Louie Maner
Jack Martin
Susie Murray
Martin
Lula Mae Hopper
Near Pauls Valley
Tetan
Claude Lunsford
Jake Hall
Glovis
Earl Hall
Billy Eeds
Pearl Pipkin
Mrs. Hopkins
Mrs. Murray
Hall
Metcalf
Coleman
Grace Coleman
Lowden
Severn
Maner
Lee Farley
Pearl Logdan
John Eeds
Charles Fae Patton
Billy Murray
Susie
Kathryn Murray
Stratford
Eual Brown
Frank Smart
Sherman Farley
Luie Maner
Hart
Carly
Happy Land School Opens July 5
The community notes a school start date of July 5 as families prepare children. Several local residents are listed visiting, hosting, and socializing across Farris Oklahoma and nearby towns with names including Gann Lamb Price Head Nickell Hammond and relatives.
Weekend Calls and Visits Recap in Local Families
Mrs Penrod and children called on Mrs Dotson Sunday. Grandpa and Grandma Martin and Mr and Mrs George Buttrell visited Mr and Mrs Finch. Gertrude Penrod stayed with Gean Logan Saturday night. Inez Dew visited with Mrs Skaggs family. Union Valley and Ada trips by Argie and Margie Skaggs. Grandpa and Grandma Norton visited Mrs Coley. Inez Dew dined with Mabel Smothers. Clarence Chilcoat Clyde Nolen and Johnnie Tinner left for Calif last Tuesday. Tess Smith and sister in law Margrie went to Ada. Grandma Martin visiting daughter Mrs Finch. Mabel Smothers visited Mr and Mrs Parks. Herman Lee Coley visited Sell Penrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrod
Dotson
Mrs. Finch
Grandpa
Grandma Martin
George Buttrell
Gertrude Penrod
Gean Logan
Skaggs
Ernest Dew
Inez Dew
Argie
Margie Skaggs
Union Valley
Ada
T. L. Coley
Grandma Norton
Mabel Smothers
Calif
Clarence Chilcoat
Clyde Nolen
Johnnie Tinner
Tess Smith
Inlaw Margrie
Mrs. Parks
Herman Lee Coley
Sell Penrod
Church Meeting Draws Local Attendance and Gossip Met
A Saturday night Church of Christ meeting drew a large local crowd with people visiting from Gainesville Stratford Wanette Ada Bartlesville and Dallas. The note lists frequent callers and hosts at various homes and mentions new church books and upcoming Sunday school and Thursday singing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Caghill
Dallas
Tex
H. W. Estes
Winnie Tilley
Ina
Leona Crowley
Louise Estes
Mildred Farr
Pickett
Ernest
Calvin Agee
J. C. Bullock
James Clifford
Homer Danley
L. A.moss
Union Hill
Fay Johns
Kathren Rose
Alene Estes
Carl, Louana
Iona Tilley
Born to Thurman Sliger in Owl Creek
A baby girl was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Sliger. Both mother and daughter are reported doing nicely. A series of visits and small talk among residents is noted, including Mrs. Hatton’s new dwelling construction and various social visits across Ada, Stonewall, Coalgate, Frisco, and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Creek
Mildred Thompson
Keeble Sliger
Mary Scrivner
Letha Jane
Stonewall
G. W. Rowin
Janie Barnes
Stone
Rowin
Eldo Whipple
Frisco
Cecil
Ada
Jim Odom
Couch
Rose
Mrs. Estes
Tomlinson
Coalgate
Mary Hatton
In Memory of L. M. Walker
Memorial note for L. M. Walker dated May 30 1937 describes loss and heavenly reunion. The message expresses sorrow and hopes for the family and children, signed by Cegl Bisel a niece from Okeene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Walker
Rain Delays Planting While Local Visits Reported
Rain is badly needed in the community as gardeners canned vegetables and berries last week. June corn will be planted in coming days if rain arrives. Local residents including Mrs. Fannie Simpkins and family visit Fitzhugh and other neighbors. Singing events drew crowds Tuesday night and families traveled to Oklahoma City for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Simpkins
James
Sallie Keeling
Mitchell
Bill Pollock
Fitzhugh
Kathryn Teel
Glinnie Teel
Earnest Farr
Pickett
Jeff Aaron
Edna Golden
Alma Williams
Mary Hanrahan
M. P. Hanrahan
Bruce Myres
Oklahoma City
Ada Residents Visit and Family Gatherings Noted
Ada Saturday featured Keelings Aaron Estes Sam Parish Simpkins Hanrahan Binion Mitchell Archer Stephens. Grandma Bottoms spent Sunday with son Barney and family. Luther Bottoms home hosted Mr and Mrs Tommie Cooper and his mother. Roy Binion and wife visited Walnut Grove parents. Ada Pentecostal Holiness church drew Grover Keeling M P Hanrahan Jeff Aaron and family Sylvia Estes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Keelings
Aaron
Estes
Sam Parish
Simpkins
Hanrahan
Binion
Mitchell
Archer
Stephens
Grandma Bottoms
Barney
Luther Bottoms
Tommie Cooper
Roy Binion
Walnut Grove
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Grover Keeling
M. P. Hanrahan
Jeff Aaron
Sylvia
B. B. Estes
Community progresses in field as canning continues
Mrs. Verlin Bryan of Camden Ark visits her parents Mr. and Mrs E H Light. Ranse Knight and children of Denard Ark visit his sister Mrs George Evans. Several families and neighbors share meals, calls and hospitality across Maxwell Denard and Mi Jo Camp areas as Mrs E H Light returns from Oklahoma City after tending her ill brother Cliff Northam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlin Bryan
Camden, Ark
E. H. Light
Ranse Knight
Denard
Ark
George Evans
Jim Isaacs
J. S. Isaacs
Eunice Galey
J. O. McIntyre
Lawson Watts
Fittstown
Melvin Knight
Grant Isaacs
Maxwell
Gene Lance
Ernie Brown
Jack Watts
Delta
Grandma Watts
Rance Knight
Everett Pannell
James Pannell
Pearl Alpha
John McIintyre
Ernest Summers
Oklahoma City
Cliff Northam
Birth announced of a grandson to Cochran family
Mr and Mrs George Surgnier announce the birth of a grandson on June 23 at Maud to Mr and Mrs Howard Cochran. Mrs Robert Wilson and children visited Mrs Herley Kelley. families gathered at Oscar Jones and Phillips homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Surgnier
Howard Cochran
Maud
Herley Keeley
Woodrow Phillips
Robert Wilson
Herley Kelley
Howard Johnson
Oscar Jones
Bill Phillips
Obituary for Charles Reed Ada child June death
Charles Reed the small son of Mr and Mrs B Reed Ada died June 23 at 3 00 p m at home. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 00 p m from Criswell Funeral Home chapel with interment at Rose Dale Cemetery. Survived by his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
B. Reed
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Rosedale Cemetery
Carpenter
William S. James obituary in Ada community notice
William S. James aged 70 of 1228 S Cherry Ada died June 24 at 4 15 am Funeral services set for Friday June 25 at 430 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Adair 1228 S Cherry Rev Harry W Miller officiating Interment Rosedale cemetery Criswell Funeral home in charge He is survived by his wife a daughter Mrs Roy Adair two brothers L M James of Houston and Frank James of Rushville N Y and a grandson James Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. James
S. Cherry
Ada
Roy Adair
Harry W. Miller
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
L. M. James
Houston
Frank James
Rushville, N. Y
James Adair
Death of Rita O Bryan 14 in Konawa
Rita O Bryan age 14 of Konawa died June 24 at 2 30 a m at home. Funeral service Friday at 2 pm from the Baptist church Kona wa with Rev Autrey officiating. Interment in Konawa cemetery with Criswell Funeral home in charge. She is survived by her parents and grandmothers Mrs Lula O Bryan and Mrs Buck Myrick of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita O’bryan
Konawa
Baptist Church
Autrey
Criswell Funeral Home
Rita
Lula O’bryan
Buck Myrick
Texas
Mrs. Mary Shumard Dies. Interment in Jesse Cemetery
Mrs. Mary Shumard of Stonewall Route 1 died Friday afternoon June 24. The Criswell Funeral Home was in charge with interment at Jesse Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shumard
Stonewall
Route 1
Jesse
Jesse Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mrs. Mary Frances Moore Dies at 63
Mrs. Mary Frances Moore, 63, is noted in Friday's Daily obituary items. Further details about her life or survivors are not provided in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Moore
Death notices from Harden City woman to Tulsa funeral
A woman died at her Harden City home Thursday afternoon. Funeral services were held Friday at 3 p m at Moore Funeral Chapel in Tulsa with Keith Funeral Chapel of Ada in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harden City
Moore
Tulsa
Keith
Ada
Obituary: Jesse Garrison Osborn 81
Jesse Garrison Osborn, 81, died at Norman Friday morning. Funeral services Friday afternoon at 4 at Keith Funeral Home chapel, Rev. C. C. Morris officiating. Burial in Rosedale cemetery. Surviving is a daughter Mrs J W Ragan of 631 West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Garrison Osborn
Norman
Chapel of Keith Funeral Home
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
J. W. Ragan
West Main
Byrd Rites Held for Local Child Merta E Byrd
Merta E Byrd five year old of Stonewall Route 1 died June 25 at home. Funeral services were conducted Friday at 2 PM from Harden City church with burial at Jesse cemetery. She is survived by Coy and wife and two sisters Geneva Lee and Melba Joyce Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merta E. Byrd
Stonewall
Route 1
Harden City Church
Jesse Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Coy Byrd
Geneva Lee
Melba Joyce Byrd
Joe L Bullock dies in West Texas funeral held
Joe L Bullock, 36, of Eunice New Mexico, died June 23 in Lubbock Texas. Funeral services were conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m at the Baptist church in Ross with interment in East Hill cemetery. Survived by wife two sons Elmore and Joe L Bullock and daughter Mrs Mattie Pearl Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Bullock
Eunice
New Mexico
Lubbock
Texas
The
Baptist Church
Ross
East Hill
Criswell Funeral Home
Elmore
Mattie Pearl Owens
J F Curry, Ada, Dies at 59. Rosedale Burial Scheduled
J F Curry aged 59 of 413 West Ninth Ada died June 26 at 11 00 p m Funeral services were held Monday June 28 at 3 00 p m at the funeral home with Rev Haley Messer officiating Interment followed at Rosedale cemetery He is survived by his wife four sons Glen Cecil Charles and Ralph Curry and three grandchildren Cecil Franklin and Jo Ann Curry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Curry
West Ninth
Ada
Criswell Funeral Home
Haley Messer
Rosedale Cemetery
Glen
Cecil
Charles
Ralph Curry
Franklin
Jo Ann Curry
Churches See Net Membership Rise Across 1936
The Christian Herald reports U S religious bodies gained 837 404 members in 1936 raising total to 63 493 036. Baptists add 140 308 to 10 332 005. Catholics 221 837 to 20 831 139. Reformed 81 958 to 366 583. Lutherans 43 095 to 4 589 660. Jewish congregations 4 081 242 with no 1935 figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
The
Christian Herald
Reformed Church
George Jinny Kieffer
M. J. Kieffer
National Lutheran Council
Constables Flayed by Judge Murrah
Federal Judge A. P. Murrah sharply condemned Oklahoma constables Charles Harrison and Zim Lane for bribe convictions. The sentencing hearing included the remark that a constable is the most reprehensible creature in Oklahoma, while U. S. district attorney C. A. Summers noted broad public petitions asking for clemency to the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklahoma
A. P. Murrah
Murrah
Charles Harrison
Zim Lane
Seminole County
C. A. Summers
U. S
Ada Native Visits Home Beach For Business
From Thursday's Daily B. A. LaSalle of Home Beach California a former resident of Ada is visiting friends and transacting business here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. LaSalle
Home Beach
California
Ada
Miss Cotton Returns From Texas Vacation Tour
Miss Frances Cotton of 317 East Fourteenth Street returned Wednesday from a ten day vacation in Houston Galveston and Corpus Christi Texas with no incidents reported by her companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cotton
East Fourteenth Street
Houston
Galveston
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mrs Pardue of Clarksville Visits Parents in Town
Mrs Jeff A Pardue of Clarksville Arkansas arrived here for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W R Sossamon at 323 North Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff A. Pardue
Clarksville
Arkansas
W. R. Sossamon
North Stonewall
Gallehers Return From Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry Galleher of 901 South Broadway have returned from a two week vacation visiting Pensacola Florida New Orleans Galveston Houston and points of interest in Alabama and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Galleher
South Broadway
Pensacola
Florida
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Alabama
Tennessee
Mrs Laughlin Plans Midwest Vacation Tour
Miss Mildred Laughlin travels to Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and North Dakota for a three week vacation. She will visit Mr and Mrs Bill Whitaker formerly of Ada in North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Guy Shipe of 100 East Sixteenth Street announce the birth of a son Jack Bartley on Thursday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Laughlin
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Bill Whitaker
Ada
Guy Shipe
East Sixteenth Street
Jack Bartley
Mrs Wyly Keith Leaves for Nashville Visit
Mrs. Wyly Keith of 123 East Thirteenth street departed Thursday evening for Nashville Tennessee to visit her mother Mrs. Sarah White who has suffered illness for some time and remains frail.
Stratford Guest At Winn Home Friday
Mrs. A. H. Shi II of Stratford visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Winn at their home here on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Shi,, II
Stratford
J. B. Winn
Local residents withrow Hatcher Benton Hawkinson return from travels
Miss Barbara Withrow returned Thursday from Hot Springs Arkansas where she visited friends. Mrs E L Pug Hatcher underwent a major operation in a local hospital Friday. J B Benton attended to business and shopped Thursday. Frank Hawkinson returned from Chicago where he spent the winter term at the American Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Withrow
Hot Springs
Arkansas
E. L. “Pug” Hatcher
Stonewall
J. B. Benton
Rofs
Frank Hawkinson
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Former East Central Student Earns Master’s Degree
George W. Burris, a former East Central student visiting the city, attended Peabody College in Nashville Tennessee last term and earned his master's degree. He served on the Reflector college publication staff during his time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burris
East Central
Peabody College For
Nashville, Tenn
the Reflector
Hybarger Goes to Mayo Clinic for Major Liver Stomach Surgery
Dave Hybarger departed for Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota on Tuesday with a liver and stomach ailment. He will undergo the hospital clinic evaluation and may have a major operation if recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hybarger
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Hybarger
Mayo’s Hospital
Miss Amanda Lou Pate Visits Sulphur Springs Resident
Miss Amanda Lou Pate returns to her home in Sulphur Springs Texas today after a visit at Mrs J E Gordon 907 South Stockton. Mrs Tom D McKeon who had major surgery in Chicago is improving rapidly and soon to be discharged from the hospital. Miss Zana Leonard and Mrs Bob Richards of Allen visited friends and shopped in this city Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Lou Pate
Sulphur Springs
Tex
J. E. Gordon
Stockton
Tom D. McKeon
Chicago
Zana Leonard
Bob Richards
Allen
Oklahoma City and Seminole women visit Ada Carter camps
Mrs. J. A. Ellis of Oklahoma City and Mrs. W. T. Blanton of Seminole have returned home after visiting friends at the Carter camps near Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ellis
Oklahoma City
W. T. Blanton
Seminole
Carter Camps
Ada
Mrs Virgil Hale Improves After Major Oklahoma City Operation
Mrs Virgil Hale, who recently underwent a major operation in Oklahoma City, is reported to be improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hale
Oklahoma City
Sapulpa Man Visits Mother and Relatives Here
Bob Shaw of Sapulpa is visiting his mother Mrs. S. M. Shaw and other relatives and friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Shaw
Sapulpa
S. M. Shaw
Ada and Chickasha Teens Head to New York for Voice Study
Miss Mary Beth Masterson of Ada and Miss Madeline Watson of Chickasha left Monday for New York City to study voice for six weeks under Frantz Prochowski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beth Masterson
Ada
Madeline Watson
Chickasha
New York City
Frantz Prochowski
Miss Myrtle Coleman and Miss Ethel Bryan Visit Tulsa Friends
Miss Myrtle Coleman and Miss Ethel Bryan spent the past weekend visiting friends in Tulsa, enjoying meals and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Coleman
Ethel Bryan
Tulsa
Dorseys Visit Friends En Route From China to Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Floyd Dorsey of Little Rock Arkansas traveled through here on Monday while returning from China where they had been visiting Mrs Dorsey s sister Mrs Marjorie M Talley formerly of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Dorsey
Little Rock
Ark
Talihina
Dorsey
Marjorie M. Talley
Ada
Riley Nolan Family Plans Jamboree Trip to Washington
Mr and Mrs Riley Nolan and son Billy Warren travel Tuesday to Washington D C for Billy Warren to attend the Boy Scout Jamboree and to visit Mrs Gale s son Joe Bob Gale Charles M Smith of Pauls Val
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Smith
Pauls
Val
Former student called to duty leads CCC camp in Denver
Ley a former East Central college student has been commissioned as second lieutenant in the air reserve corps and is called to Denver where he will command a Civilian Conservation Corps camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley
East Central College
Air Reserve Corps
Denver
CCC
Mangum Couple Visits Ada Parents in Ada
Dr and Mrs W D Oliver of Mangum are visiting Ada staying with Mrs Oliver s parents Dr and Mrs R Erle Evans at 109 West 19th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Teesday’s Daily
W. D. Oliver
Mangum
Ada
Mrs Gene Carruth travels to Bonham for ailing father
Mrs Gene Carruth left Monday for Bonham Texas to be with her father W D Kennedy once undersheriff of Pontotoc County who is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Carruth
Bonham, Tex
W. D. Kennedy
Pontotoc County
Mrs Westbrook Announces Arkansas Visit
Mrs J W Westbrook left Tuesday for a ten days visit with relatives and friends in Eureka Springs and other points in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Westbrook
Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Farmers Welcome 9-pound Son on Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Everett Farmer announce the arrival of a 9 pound son Tuesday June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Everett Farmer
Mrs. W. N. Mays Visits Birmingham kin
Mrs. W N Mays returned Tuesday from Birmingham Alabama where she spent two weeks in the home of her nephew J B Higgins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Mays
Birmingham
Alabama
J. B. Higgins
Charles Orr Visits Ada Brother After Holdenville Business
Charles Orr of Holdenville transacted business and visited his brother Fred Orr in Ada Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Orr
Holdenville
Fred Orr
Ada
Harris Takes Manager Post at World Products Texas Branch
Gene Harris departed Tuesday to San Antonio Texas to begin work as manager of a new World Products branch office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Harris
San Antonio
Texas
The
World Products Company
Ada Brief: Attorney D Hayden Linebaugh in town
D Hayden Linebaugh, a Muskogee attorney, attended to business in Ada on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hayden Linebaugh
Muskogee
Ada
Mrs Vesta Hardberger Returns From Pensacola Vacation
Mrs. Vesta Hardberger returned Wednesday from Pensacola Florida after spending several weeks there on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Hardberger
Pensacola
Florida
Grasshoppers Winged Attack Prompts Expanded Poison War
In Hugo Colorado on June 30 a rush to speed up poison-bran control of grasshopper bands in nine counties is underway as the insects are expected to sprout wings within 10 days. About 2,000 WPA workers join National Guardsmen and state crews to battle the infestation over a 20,900 square mile area. Dead hoppers pile inch to two inches thick where poison has been spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Colo
Colorado
Donald L. McMillen
Lincoln County
Colorado Wpa
Colorado National Guardsmen
Soil Conservation , Service
State Highway Department
McMillen
McCampbell
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Delaware
Rhode Island
County Officials Attend Meeting At Capitol
In Oklahoma City on Monday, several Pontotoc county officials attended a statewide meeting. Attendees included court clerk Mrs. Della Bedford, county clerk Mrs. H. D. Garner, deputy county clerk Willard Anderson, three county commissioners, and Ray Stegall, county superintendent. Office employees did not know the meeting’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pontotoc County
Della Bedford
H. D. Garner
Willard Anderson
Ray Stegall
Bull Becomes Trained After Electric Fence At Palfyra
PALFYRA MO Wires now mean something to C N Thomas herd bull. A charged wire around the paddock caused several shocks and the bull stayed away. Even without electricity he is tame and wary of any wire, Thomas says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palfyra
C. N. Thomas
Thomas
Maple saplings sprout from Chestnut street school walls
In Jeffersonville Indiana investigators report maple saplings grew from plaster mixed by workmen who replastered the Chestnut street school after the January flood. The finding suggests the damaged plaster contained tree seeds sprouting in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Chestnut Street
Cardus Strengthens Women Through Life Changes
Cardus is described as beneficial for women during middle life and menopause. It purportedly increases appetite aids digestion and supports transformation of food into living tissue. The product is claimed to improve overall nutrition and strengthen the body system.
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Nard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Claud Pennington
Ed Horton
J. W. Isaacs
Hazel Horton
Irene Wood
Reed
Haskell McCurdy
Ray Dryden
Geneva Isaacs
Frank Gideon
Mozelle Cavener
G. W. Lamb
Herbert Anglin
Edmond Cavener
Atoka
Ray Dame
Leon Sullivan
Woodrow Hayes
J. C. Fike
Kenneth
Noma Garrett
Dave Cummings
Grace Duncan
M. B. Hayes
Emely
Hester Moore
Vinie
Thelma LaNair
Mexico
Brazil
Blanchard
Mayme Peck
Aleene Cummings
Floy Hayes
Pike
Doc Austell
Doyle Lewis Horton
Mrs. Carnes
Ruby Elmore
Hazel Assilstine
Farr
Ravels
B. A. Horton
Herbert Horton
Walt Corvin
Egypt
Timner Ray Garrett
Billie Garrett
Marcie Tucker
Homer
Kin Lamb
Eunice Morrison
Agnes
Colby Lamb
J. H. de Venie
Dallas Lamb
Adrian Price
Norma Lamb
Delpha Head
Millard Henry
Happy Land
John Gann
J. D. Lamb
Ivan Price
Othar Head
Bird Nickell
Farris
Okla
R. D. Hammond
Russ Head
Walter Price
Jess Norman
Arthur Stricker
Ray Morrison
J. R
James Lamb
Catherine Albert
Delpha
Nova Head
Norma
Ruth Lamb
Dena Kimbell
Lovelady
Wallace Burgess
Scott Jones
Clyde Wilson
Arthur Lamb
Billy Jean Wilson
Margaret Rainey
Church of Christ
H. C. Aker
Gainesville
Jeff Reed
Leola Stinnett
James Pearce
Johnnie Craig
Mozelle Cgavener
Byars
Jay
L. T. Mitchell
E. C. Cavener
Eva Durham
Vanette
Dorothy Reed
George Gideon
James McCurtain
J. W. Law
B. M. Burton
Peck Burton
Wanette
Gregg Cook
E. E. Agee
Bill Pace
Lavern
Carl
Olen Tilley
Johnnie Kirby
Orbra Young
God
Jesus
Heaven
Cegl Bisel, Okeene
Cedar Grove
Jesse G. Osborn
Daily
Baptists
Capitol
Pontotoc
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