Brookfield chase ends with nurse Joseph case twist
Kemp and Julia crash through Woodford's plot uncovering Mrs Joseph aka Leah Sorenson in the Brookfield followed by a dramatic search. Amy reveals a kidnapped client, while Julia and Peter reconcile and plan a quiet future in a small cottage after Peter opens his own office.
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Woodford
the Brookfield
Leah Sorenson
Kemp
Julia
Mrs Joseph
Peter
Joseph
Amy
Peter Crinned
Four 4-H members named for Stillwater round up trip
Fourteen boys and girls were named to join the Stillwater state 4-H club round up from August 4 to 7. The group was chosen after a practice session at Convention Hall directed by Miss Lorena Anderson. Names listed include Joyce Marshall Edith Tiner Vernice Johnson Lawrence Edith Thomas and others noted for leadership and work.
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Stillwater
Convention Hall
Lorena Anderson
Jessie Morgan
Joyce Marshall
Edith Tiner
Frisco
Vernice Johnson
Lawrence
Edith Thomas
Roff
Loretta McCurry
Ada
Nadine Howard
Fitzhurh
Sammie Lou Floyd
Edith Bryant
Francis
Marie Standridge
Vaness
Junior Chandler
Clovis Eslick
Travis Driver
Braxton Chaffin
Bradford Chaffin
Stonewall
J. R. Smith
Fitzhugh
Roy Roberts
Obituary of William Ralph Ridenhour
William Ralph Ridenhour son of Mr and Mrs T L Ridenhour of Fittstown died at a total clinic at 1 22 am Saturday Burial at Sonora cemetery Henryetta Saturday afternoon at 5 oclock Keith Funeral chapel in charge Survived by two sisters in addition to his parents
Jewell Mae Cooper Dies at 1% Age in Ada Area
Jewell Mae Cooper aged 1% died at the family home near Allen Sunday morning at 7 30. Funeral services were held from the First Baptist Church in Ada Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock with L A Brilee of the local church officiating. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery.
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Jewell Mae Cooper
Allen
First Baptist Church
Ada
L. A. Brilee
Rosedale
Ceme
A J Wright 77 Dies at Hart Home near Stratford
A J Wright aged 77 died at his Hart home eight miles southeast of Stratford Saturday night July eighteen. Funeral services were held there Monday at 3 PM with Rev Holland officiating. Interment was in Hart Cemetery Criswell's in charge. He is survived by his wife and eleven children.
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A. J. Wright
Hart
Stratford
Rev. Holland
Hart Cemetery
Criswell’s
Mr. Wright
Infant Mary Girsham Dies at Four Months in Graham Oklahoma
Mary Allen Girsham four months old died at her parents home Mr and Mrs William T Girsham 730 East Fifteenth Street Saturday night at 12:00 Funeral services were held at First Baptist church Graham Oklahoma Monday July 29 at 3 00 p m Criswell for services held in charge The item provides birth and death details and funeral arrangements from a Graham Oklahoma church.
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Mary Allen Girsham
William T. Girsham
East Fifteenth Street
First Baptist Church
Graham
Okla
Criswell’s
Miss Vausie Prince Dies at 35 Near Francis
Miss Vausie Prince age 35 died at her parents home one mile north of Francis at 6 30 p m funeral services held Monday in Francis with Cedar Grove cemetery interment Criswell in charge She is survived by her parents three sisters Mrs Nora Canada Francis Mrs Bennie Coots Pauls Valley and Mrs Moore west of Francis
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Vausie Prince
Mrs. I. N. Prince
Francis
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Criswell’s
Vausie
Nora Canada
Bennie Coots
Pauls Valley
Moore
George C. Kirby Dies at 54 in Bebee
George C. Kirby aged 54 died Sunday afternoon in Bebee at 6 15. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 00 in Criswell Funeral Home Chapel with Rev O B Lee officiating. Burial will be in Maxwell Cemetery. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs John Tilley and Miss Monnie Kirby.
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George C. Kirby
Bebee
Criswell Funeral Home
O. B. Lee
Maxwell Cemetery
Criswell’s
Kirby
John Tilley
Monnie Kirby
Townsley Funeral Held After Center Resident Dies
E. W. Townsley, 70, died at his Center home on Monday morning July 20. Funeral services were at Center Church Monday at 5:00 PM, with Criswell’s in charge. Interment in Center cemetery. He is survived by his wife and nine children.
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E. W. Townsley
Center
Center Cemetery
Criswell’s
Mr. Townsley
Rumor Swirls Over Louis Fight Drug Claim
Rumor spread that Louis received a hypodermic injection before his latest bout, with many attributing his condition to Schmeling ether rather than other causes.
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Louis
Highway Heads Pecos Program OKLAHOMA CITY
Highway commissioners met with Governor Marland to discuss adding about 500 miles of Oklahoma interstate roads to the 1936 1957 program. The panel aims to secure immediate commitments for highway work and approved 25 miles of rock asphalt paving using emulsion oil. Road work includes 29 miles of U S 75 from Calvin to State Highway 19 at an estimated $80 080 and 15 miles on U S 270 from Seiling north at about $12 000 per mile.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Scott
Hughes-Coal Counties
U. S. 75
Calvin
Southern Rock Asphalt Company
Seiling
U. S. 270
Ada to require car licenses under new city ordinance
Mayor Bill Crawford announced that a draft car license ordinance, modeled after Oklahoma City, will be considered by Ada city commissioners on Tuesday. The plan requires licensing drivers in Ada and non residents who work there, with age rules, knowledge tests, revocation for violations, and temporary 30 day licenses for visitors. The cost is about five cents, and a 90 day window may follow to apply for IDs.
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Bill Crawford
Mack Braly
Ada
Crawford
Commissioners
Oklahoma Farmers Get 25000 Jobs On Federal Drouth Relief
Oklahoma City reports a conference of congressmen and WPA directors led by Malcolm Miller resulted in plans to employ at least 25 000 farmers on federal drouth relief projects. A meeting tomorrow will decide job timing and eligibility with a committee named to identify eligible workers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
WPA
Malcolm Miller
Low Income Farmers Increase Livestock Under Resettlement Plan
Pontotoc county farm families aided by the Resettlement Administration bought 127 horses 18 mules 98 dairy cattle 53 hogs and 12 000 chickens during the first year ending June 1 1935. Loans totaling 28 239 33 funded these purchases with an average 313 92 per family.
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Pontotec County
D. E. Slingerland
Pontotoc County
Slingerland
Texas Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Pontotoc
Resettlement Administration
Rural Rehabilitation Resettlement Administration
Smith 15 Sorry Bur Townsend Smith 15
Dr Francis E Townsend head of the pension movement says he can not be run out. Gomer Smith national vice president spoke to Townsendites in Oklahoma City in a radio address yesterday.
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Oklahoma City
Francis E. Townsend
Townsend
Old Aze Pension Organization
Gomer Smith
Movement
Oklahoma
Townsend Says Smith Promises Resignation
Dr. Townsend announced after a national board meeting that Gomer Smith of Oklahoma will resign as vice president of the Townsend organization in the near future. Townsend said Smith has promised to resign after criticizing Rev. Charles Coughlin. Smith left Cleveland to confer with James A. Farley amid the convention. Keifer of Chicago, who planned to resign, has reconsidered.
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Smith
Townsend
Oklahoman
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Charles Coughlin
Gerald H. K. Smith
The
Oklahoma
E. W. Marland
Josh Lee
U.S
Gomer Smith
Old Age Pension Movement
James A. Farley
John B. Keifer
Chicago
Noon Stop at West’s Lamb Tour Set for August 14
Sheep raisers decide the Pontotoc county annual sheep tour will be held August 14. Invitations will be mailed to farmers and sheep men as the itinerary includes stops at N. A. Buck Wilson’s west of Ada and several other ranches with a barbecue and judging of ewes lambs and rams.
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Pontotoc County
Franz Reed
N. A
Buck” Wilson
Ada
W. B. Johnson
Joe Walker
Walter Mayer
Zeke West Place
West Place
Oklahoma City
Stillwater
Tom D. McKeown
Klondike Anniversary Recalls Stirring Episodes of History
A historical feature recalls the Klondike gold rush era beginning with the Portland entering Seattle harbor and a Denver wave of fortune. It notes Carmack and Kate, the rush to Dawson, high prices, star-studded characters, and the booming 1890s gold export era totaling millions.
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Klondike
Seattle
Portland
North American Transporation and Trading Company
Yukon Territory
Excelsior
Golden Gate
el Dorado
Yukon
George H. Carmack
Juneau
Alaska
Joe Juneau
Carmack
Kate
Bonanza Creek
Dyena
Skagway
Lake Bennett
Dawson
Pullen
Bill
Diamond Tooth Lil
Shookum
Jim
Lou
Political announcements for county offices in Fourth District race
The News announces candidates for county offices subject to the Democratic Run-Off Primary on July 28 1956. Names include Pr L Gassaway Claude Hendon Lyle H Boren for Congress Fourth District J Walker Aubrey M Kerr for Representatives Caldwell Ford Daggs Grindstapp Wilburn Collins Hall Morris Toler Kaiser Della Bedford Stanfield re election and other county posts.
Greater Returns for Amount in Vested Ada News
A brief classified item notes improved value in an investment plan offered by Ada News. It highlights enhanced returns for money tied to vested accounts and outlines how readers can participate or inquire further.
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Ada News
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