Hunter Has Trouble With Wolf Pups Den
Government hunter Jack McPherridge and Don Cook recount a failed attempt to remove six wolf pups from an 80 foot long pond drainage pipe northeast of Ada. Aired by a local Methodist minister observer, the scene included a dog trapped at the pipe end and pup activity inside the shaft, with feathers and a mangled rabbit leg nearby.
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Don Cook
Jack McPherridge
Jack
Ada
Herman Ging
First Methodist Church
Ging
McPherridge
Valu
Galegar takes over as director at Kerr Water Center
Galegar Tuesday assumed duties as director of the Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center, replacing Richard Vaughan. Born near Tulsa, he earned a chemical engineering degree from Oklahoma State University in 1949 and a master’s from the University of Oklahoma in 1953. He worked 1949 to 1959 with the Oklahoma State Health Department on air and water programs and lectured in occupational health at OU from 1955 to 1980. In 1960 he joined the U.S. Public Health Service as deputy director of the Arkansas Red River water quality study, and in 1968 became deputy regional program director for five states including Oklahoma.
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Ment
OU School of Medicine
Galegar
U.S. Public Health Service
Arkansas Red River
Oklahoma
Princeton
Geological Engineering Department
Bartlett
Red River
Lake
Texoma
Henry Bellman
Missouri
Preston Moore
Bellman
Raymond Gary
David Hall
Dison Replaces Hill At Pickett Church
Rev. Jack Dison is named minister of Pickett and Pleasant Hill Methodist Churches. He comes from Nichols Hills Oklahoma City as Youth Director and has served Wesley Methodist as well. He studied at Oklahoma City University and will attend Perkins Theological Seminary in Dallas this fall with Cassie Hill teaching in Union City.
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Kathleen Garner
Jack Dison
Pickett
Pleasant Hill Methodist
Dison
Nichols Hills Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Wesley Methodist Church
Bartlett Calls Vocational Training Key To Oklahoma Growth
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Ernest Thompson reports Bartlett argues rapid expansion of vocational technical schools will attract and grow industry in Oklahoma. He cites Georgia area schools as model, urges comprehensive education from kindergarten to college, and backs targeted state programs while opposing broad tax hikes.
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Bartlett
Oklahoma
Ernest Thompson
Dewey Bartlett
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Adana
Savannah
Albany
Watdost
Barnett
Princeton
New York
Oregon
California
Okmulgee
Barrett
Farm industries unite against unfair practices law
Washington delegates from cotton, canning, wholesale and related sectors oppose a Senate bill banning unfair buyer practices toward growers in voluntary marketing associations. Industry leaders warn the measure could thwart meaningful negotiations, curb competition, and restrict farmer free choice in cotton growing.
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Washington
Edward Dunkelberger
National Canners Association
Senate
Taylor
Donald G. Smith
Texas Independent Ginner Association
Weekly adds Mrs Kit Thomas as Latta correspondent
The WEEKLY greets Mrs Kit Thomas who will write for Latta and surrounding areas, three miles west of the Ideal Cement Plant. A former young writer left after a month due to schooling. the paper plans future notable recipes for readers to submit, not a contest.
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Tne Weekly
Kit Thomas
Thomas
Ideal Cement
Latta
Culture program adds trip to Oklahoma City zoo
Increasing demand prompts Byng cultural awareness program to schedule an extra trip to Oklahoma City Lincoln Park Zoo and Cowboy Hall of Fame. A group of grade school children went Friday, and Mrs. Milligan announced a special trip for July 14. Contact FE 2 3051 for details. A junior high and high school trip to southwestern Oklahoma including Indian City at Anadarko is set for next Friday.
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Byng
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Dorothy Mulligan
Milligan
Geahoma
Indian City
Anadarko
Subjects Listed For 49th Annual Homemaker Event
Oklahoma State University hosts the 49th annual Homemakers Conference August 21 with short courses led by state health officials and experts. Topics include disaster emergency care, animal to man health, home health after hospitalization, immunization, textiles, diet and nutrition, mental health, and healthy family development. Notable presenters include Billy J. Mathis Leo Hughes Forrest Brown Nevin Starkey Lavanna Walker Jay Atha Lester Hall and Dr Thomas Cunningham.
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Oklahoma State University
Martha Mote
Billy J. Mathis
Leo Hughes
Oklahoma
State Health Department
Rb, Hagsler
Oklahoma State Health’ Department
Forrest Brown
Community Health Service
Oklahoma State Health Department
Nevin Starkey
M.P.H
Lavanna Jean Walker
National Cotton Councils
Tel
Jay Atha
Dietitian
Valley View Hospital
Lester Hall
Oklahoma Mental Health Association
Thomas Cunningham
OSU
County Agent Emphasizes Mosquito Control Methods
County Agent urges concrete steps to curb mosquitoes through community action. He lists breeding sites including standing water in tins, bottles, urns, tanks, ditches, rain barrels and ponds, and recommends draining swampy areas or covering water with a thin oil film every ten days when elimination is impossible. He notes adult mosquitoes hide in dark places and advises biweekly residual insecticide sprays and specific chemical treatments in water for control.
Cooling contract awarded for Pontotoc County court house
Pontotoc County commissioners awarded air conditioning work for the courthouse to Swanson Supply Co. at 13 181 dollars after considering bids from Howard Sheet Metal Wheeler Supply Co. and A B Plumbing Co. The board chose Swanson for its home-like comfort and potential long-term cooling gains, with work set to begin immediately.
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Pontotoc County
Courts House
Swanson Supply Co
Howard Sheet Metal
Wheeler Supply Co
A & B Plumbing Co
Lawton
Swanson
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Hunter
Den
Herhetrids
Hermaning
Galegar Takes
Lab
Hill
Pickett Church
Tulsa
A. Starke Taylor Jr
Independent Cotton Industries Association
Iste
Kathy Garner
Surag
Wayne Bryant
Wayne
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