County Singers to Meet at Pleasant Hill
Pontotoc County Singing convention meets at Pleasant Hill school house seven miles south of Ada. Delegates urged for 8:30 Saturday. Saturday night features comical songs. Sunday reserved for business. Professors and teachers from St. Charles Virginia Ardmore Durant Sulphur Arkansas urged to attend. Bring dinner. dinner provided by Pleasant Hill folks but attendees should carry their own. Frank M. Lynn president Edna Pannel secretary-treasurer.
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Pontotoc County
Pleasant
Ada
Byrn’s B
Profs
L. V. Jones
St. Charles
Samuel H. Savage
Ardmore
Okla
Roy Pickens
Durant
Abel B. Brown
Sulphur
Rev
J. P. Fisher
John H
Local notes from Frisco and surrounding areas
Frisco H C Gentry and family and C L Doyle return from relatives near Fort Smith J F Woods and family visit Red River Wallace and Dennis Hogatt stay with grandmother Rosa Leek at Ahloso Mr and Mrs W L Chapel and son David and A J Durbin and family of Atoka visit the Durbin home J W Mobley installs a Delco light plant at home and business W H Gray and son Billie visit Ada Davis Breco Ada and W O Blackwell L L McClain and Frank Clark fishing on Bluereek Mrs Rachel King and children Ardmore visit brother E N Massey and family Mr Fowler and children Maud guest at Massey home Mrs Lon Stone returns from Tribbey where a sick brother died Grandma Massey returns to Ardmore Mrs McCalip ill at W O Blackwell's home Schley Stegall comes home sick from the M K T railroad Floyd visits J W McMurrin and Miss Tommie Mobley Rev Crockett and family visit. preaches both services School begins the 20th at this place Stegall of Vaness and Mesdames McMurrin Sallee and Miss Tommie Floyd are faculty Rev Crockett to lead practice for Union revival starting first Saturday night in August attendees urged to join.
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Frisco
H. C. Gentry
C. L. Doyle
Ft. Smith
J. F. Woods
Red River
Wallace
Dennis Hogatt
Rosa Leek
Ahloso
W.L. Chapel
David
A. J. Durbin
Atoka
J. A. Durbin
J. W. Mobley
W. H. Gray
Billie
Ada
Davis
Floyd
J. W
McMurrin
Tommie Mobley
Rev. Crockett
Stegall
Vaness
Tommine Floyd
Local Notes From Chickasaw Hill Community
Dry dusty weather prevailing as residents report visits and travel. Miss Blanche Tyree spent Saturday night with Miss Ruby Fisher. Several families plan visits to Wilson Antlers and Ada. Mrs Laseman and others on sick list. Threshing and hay baling ongoing with local trips and dinners.
Navy Guard Describes New Mexico at Honolulu
Leo Stanford of Pontotoc County, a marine guard on the battleship New Mexico at Honolulu, sends a detailed description of the battleship. He notes it as a product of the best minds of the navy and reflects pride among the crew for the vessel’s design and construction.
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Leo Stanford
Marine Guard
New Mexico
Honolulu
Financial Statement and Estimated Needs Fiscal Year 1924–1925
The document presents a statement of fiscal condition for the year starting July 1, 1924, through June 30, 1925, with estimates of needs for current expenses for the following year July 1, 1925, to June 30, 1926. It outlines revenues, expenditures, and projected financing requirements for the period.
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Pontotoc
State of
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County finances show 1924 25 fiscal needs and balance
The Pontotoc County Clerk reports a financial statement for the year ending June 30, 1925 with a balance of 5,842.76 and total warrants 24,562.11. The exhibit outlines appropriations issued 30,650.16 and totals 55,212.27 with further items 51,535.34 and 3,676.93 1,822.83.
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Justice OF the Peace
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County Pheian
Social Notes From Local Visits And Recurring Names
Herman Southerland and wife visited Stonewall on Friday. Ines Lynch spent the weekend with her grandmother at Laxton. Mrs Crass and daughter Ruth called on Mrs Jim Sherrell Friday afternoon. Coleman Moerin of Frisco was a caller in the Miller home Sunday. Davie Davis spent Saturday night with Brittie Brown. Miss Ida Mae Wyatt and mother of Lehigh called on L Robi son Sunday. Berta Jones spent Saturday night with her sister Mrs Ned Wyche of Onward. Brittie Brown spent Sunday with Dovie Davis. Carthal Anderson and wife spent Sunday in the Dobson home. Bernice Jones is on the sick list. Dock Lynch returned home from the harvest Saturday. Noma Stewart and Icey Roland called on Bernice Jones Sunday. John Kile made a business trip to Ada Monday. Ina Neal Woodruff called on Pearl Dobson Sunday. Stella Kitchens was in the Lynch home Sunday. Vida Close Ethel Emma Drwee Leo Faust and Henry Brady attended church at Onward Saturday night. Come on Frisco with your news Lopesome Kid. Sea quills feed upon clams by carrying the shells to a high altitude and then breaking them by dropping them to the rocks.
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Chickasaw Hill
Blanche Tyree
Ruby Fisher
T. H. Whitaker
Wilson
Okla
Antlers
Lee Martin
Bob McKnight
Jones
Opla
Pauline Frezure
Okmulgee
C. A. Whitaker
J. A. Foster
Colberg
Gene Kelly
O. M. Lynch
Leonard Laseman
Co. A. Whitaker
Cecile
Jack Tyree
Herman McKnight
Ervin Scott
Ada
Lorenee Shahan
Wilma Majors
Laxton
Ethel To’iver
Herman Southerland
Stonewall
Ines Lynch
Crass
Ruth
Jim Sherrell
Coleman Moerin
Frisco
Miller
Davie Davis
Brittie Brown
Ida Mae Wyatt
Lehigh
Berta Jones
Ned Wyche
Onward
Dovie Davis
Carthal Anderson
Dobson
Bernice Jones
Dock Lynch
Noma Stewart
Icey Roland
John Kile
Ina Neal Woodruff
Stella Kitchens
Lynch
Vida Close
Ethel
Emma Drwee
Leo Faust
Henry Brady
Lopesome Kid
Wil son Joins Reaves Motor Co Director Board
R H Wilson has been named to the board of directors of the Reaves Motor Co state Oldsmobile distributors. W S Reaves, company president, announced the move as Wilson had recently bought into the Reaves Wilson company after previously serving as state superintendent of education and running for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Rh. H. Wilson
Oklahoma City
R. H. Wilson
Reaves Motor Co
Oldsmobile
W. S. Reaves
Wilson
Jack Walton
Reaves Wilson Company
Reaves
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State of Oklahoma
H. C. Stephens
Board of County Commissioners, Co
J. Laseman
J. D. Pace
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