Hunter and trapper face tough den rescue near Ada
Government hunter Jack McPherridge tries to remove six wolf pups from an 80 foot pipe drainage den northeast of Ada. Rev Herman Ging and a hunter witness a struggle as the dog is used to flush the pups. Feathers and a mangled rabbit hint at the pups' meal before the operation stalls.
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Jack McPherridge
Jack
Ada
Herman Ging
First Methodist Church
Ging
McPherridge
Valu
Dison Replaces Hill At Pickett Church
Rev. Jack Dison serves as minister of the Pickett and Pleasant Hill Methodist Churches after recent appointment. He comes from Nichols Hills Oklahoma City where he was Youth Director and led youth ministries at Wesley Church. Dison is an OC U graduate in philosophy with leadership roles in campus Methodist groups and Who's Who listing. He met his wife Cassie Hill while students at OC U. she will teach elementary education in Dallas this year and he plans to attend Perkins Seminary in Dallas.
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Kathleen Garner
Jack Dison
Pickett
Pleasant Hill Methodist
Dison
Nichols Hills Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Wesley Methodist Church
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Galegar assumes directorship at Kerr Water Research Center
William C. Galegar takes over as director of the Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center from Richard Vaughan. He hails from near Tulsa and holds a chemical engineering degree from Oklahoma State University and a master's from the University of Oklahoma.
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William C. Galegar
Robert S. Kerr Water Research Center
Richard Vaughan
Galegar
Tulsa
Oklahoma State University
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Health Department
Depart
Bartlett Advocates Vocational Training for Oklahoma Growth
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Dewey Bartlett argues Oklahoma must expand area technical training to attract and retain industry. He cites Georgia’s area schools as a model and calls for comprehensive education from kindergarten through college, plus coordination of university research to aid business and agriculture.
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Bartlett
Oklahoma
Dewey Bartlett
Georgia
Princeton
Geological Engineering Department
Red River
Texoma
Henry Bellman
Missouri
Preston Moore
Bellman
Raymond Gary
David Hall
Okla
County Agent Advocates Mosquito Control Through Community Efforts
County Agent urges community action to control mosquitoes with standing water removal, oil films on unavoidable pools, and weekly to biweekly spraying of household or residual insecticides. It warns about breeding sites in containers, swamps, gutters, and cesspools and suggests labeled chemical options.
Commissioners Award Cooling Contract for Pontotoc County
Pontotoc County commissioners awarded a contract to Swanson Supply Co. to install air conditioning in the courthouse for 13 381 dollars. Four bids were reviewed with Howard Sheet Metal Wheeler Supply Co. and A B Plumbing Co. also bidding. Swanson was not the lowest bidder but chosen for unit placement and potential better cooling value. Work to start immediately.
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Pontotoc County
Swanson Supply Co
Howard Sheet Metal
Wheeler Supply Co
A & B Plumbing Co
Lawton
Swanson
Farm Industries Oppose Unfair Practices Law
Washington representatives of cotton canning wholesale and other industries opposed a bill to prohibit unfair practices by buyers against growers in voluntary marketing associations. Critics warn the bill could hinder negotiations and curb competition among cooperatives and noncooperative growers.
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Washington
A. Starke Taylor Jr
Independent Cotton Industries Association
Taylor
Donald G. Smith
Texas Independent Ginner Association
New Correspondent Joins The Weekly Staff
The Weekly welcomes Mrs. Kit Thomas as a new correspondent for Latta and surrounding areas. She lives three miles west of the Ideal Cement Plant and will contribute for the Latta community. The paper plans future famous recipes and invites readers to submit favorites for publication.
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Kit Thomas
Thomas
Ideal Cement
Latta
Culture Program Schedules Additional Trip for Students
Growing demand leads Byng cultural awareness program to add an Oklahoma City trip to Lincoln Park Zoo and Cowboy Hall of Fame. A grade school group visited Friday. Mrs Milligan says another trip is set for July 14. contact FE 2 3051. A junior high and high school trip to southwestern Oklahoma including Indian City at Anadarko is planned for next Friday.
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Byng
Oklahoma City
Lincoln Park Zoo
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Dorothy Milligan
Oklahoma State Hosts 49th Homemakers Conference Courses
The 49th annual Homemakers Conference at Oklahoma State University runs August 8 to 11 featuring short courses led by experts from OSU and state health groups. Topics include disaster emergency care, animal to human health, post hospitalization care, immunization, textiles, nutrition, mental health, and family life.
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Homemakers
Oklahoma State University
Martha Mote
Billy J. Mathis
Leo Hughes
Oklahoma State Health Department
F. R. Hassler
Forrest Brown
Community Health Service
Nevin Starkey
M.P.H
Immunization Project
Lavanna Jean Walker
National Cotton Council
Kay Atha
Dietitian
Valley View Hospital
Thomas Cunningham
OSU i
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Pickett Church
Kathy Garner
Galegar Takes
Lab
Ernest Thompson
Carl Sanders
Atlanta
Savannah
Albany
Valdost
New York
Oregon
California
Barrett
Homa
Edward Dunkelberger
National Canners Association
Senate
New Correspondent
Wayne Bryant
Wayne
Don Cook
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