Model T hobby draws tourists to Fitzhugh shop
Fitzhugh resident B L Barton converts a Model T showroom into a summer tourist attraction. Tourists tour, ask about the 1827 pickup, and reminisce about old cars while Barton explains building the cars from hulls and parts. The display, one of three similar vehicles, tours nearby towns and sparks school-age curiosity about early automotives.
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Fitzhugh
Alton
B. L. Barton
Barton
Pengle
Rolf
Ada
Pauls Valley
Steve Godfrey
Atoka
Rom
Oklahoma
United States
New Mexico
Stonewall social notes recount visits and travel
Stonewall residents and relatives frequent visits and travels as former Stonewall residents Leon and Lyn Goff return from Woodward, others tour Tulsa Pauls Valley and California. Local families—Newberrys, Ganos, Lilleys, Walker, Lowman, Roberts, Boddy—host and visit in Ada, Tulsa, Central Oklahoma, and Centrahoma. A National Guard enlistment and a Stonewall baseball trip to Oklahoma City are noted along with a large Saturn moon methane remark and museum locomotive displays.
Mysterious Lights On Busby 4-B Ranch Draw Attention
Ada News reports strange lights seen across fields near the Busby 4-B Ranch with locals speculating ghosts or fox fires. Descriptions include a floating orange ball rising and changing colors, while others offer scientific explanations from marsh gas phosphorescence.
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Busby 4-B
Enick Knickmeyer
Ada News
Game Hunters Prove They Can Get Limits in Oklahoma
Oklahoma upland hunters averaged 3.3 birds per day in 1961, with 1,464,972 days afield yielding 4,695,978 dove, squirrel, rabbit, quail, pheasant, prairie chicken and turkey. H. G. Dick Williamson of the Wildlife Conservation Department notes that daily limits vary by species, including one tom turkey, three pheasants, two prairie chickens, and no rabbit bag limit though rabbits have been scarce.
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Oklahoma
H. G
Williamson
Around the County visits and family news in Wynnewood
Community notes report visitors and health updates across Wynnewood. Families including the Gaynes, Brans, Stribblings, Golightly, and Hendersons share hospitalizations recoveries and homecomings. A car accident injures Jamie Henry while Leonard Langston dies after a long illness.
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Ross Langston
Leonard
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Mr. Langston
Oklahoma City
Martha Mann
Bill
J. G. James
Dallas
James
Lanny
Mann
Byng
New’ Bethel Baptist Church
Wintersmith Pool
Glen Snyder
H.‘D. Chand
Snyders
Los Angeles
Calif
George, Milligan
Tim Wilkinson
Jerry Don Chris
Tim
Ralph Milligan
Earl Goff
Gerge Christian
Denton
Tex
Don Balthrop
New Bethel Church
Charles Gentry
J. E. Teague
Vir
Drexel Sales
Colorado
Red River
N. M
Clyde’Meeks
Albuquerque
Janet
East Central State College
W. M. Venable
Phyllis
Lagre
Stonewall
H. Ganus
Leon Goff
Howard Ganus
Woodward
Lynette
McVay
Tulsa
Ronnie
Frank Newberry
Missouri
Arizona
Hershel Newberry
Robin
Howard Ganos
Bertie Lilley
Cecil Madden
Joe Stringer
T. Z J Lowman
Bessie Harden
Salem
Ill
C. OL Roberts
Ronny’ Roberts
Becky
Donnie
Pete Gibson
Alfred Baylis
Denver
Jackie McNutt
C. C. Roberts
Roberts
Jackyne
Roy Lynch
Twyla, Gholson
Ama- Tio
Conan Reddick
Betty, Thornton
Jack McNutt
Jackie
P_ H- Boddy
Mrs
Grover Brown
Centrahoma
Olive Garretson
Titan
Saturn
Connerville
H. L. Kinsey
Vaness School
Chicago
Les Branscome
John Stribbling
Wynnewood
Bessie Golightly
Shawnee
Goyne
Lewis Bell
George
Maxine Scott
Hoover
Eula Scott
Drumright
Lena Wallace
Dustin Henderson
Jerry Henderson
Olan Ray Henderson Jr
Horace Goldens
Teresa Ann
Nurses Aid
Goldens
Paul Henderson
Olan Henderson
Murray Golden
Horace Golden
Gary
Teresa
Carol
Randy
Sue’ Henderson
Debbie
Junior
Don Henderson
Chrystal
James Ton
Red
Stokes
Roy Bivins
H. C. Yowall
Tim Milligan
Marvin Stokes
Cortez
Colo
Ruth Ellis
J. D. Sexton
Donnie Meeks
Ira Allison
Kevin
Clyde Meeks
Meeks
Clyde
Clive
L. EB
Jamie
Meeka
Sansevieria
A. Alfom
Summers Chapel
Oklahoma State
Lahoma State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
And
Federal Reserve System
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