Patricia Ainn Shaw Finishes Degree At Central
Patricia Ainn Shaw completes work toward a bachelor of arts degree at Central. She entered in 1948 and is noted as a leader in school activities. Shaw served in various clubs and sororities and played football during her senior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ainn Shaw
Peris
Central
Onl
Miss Shaw
Darce Club
Konawa Hishset
Bre Sororit
Gusta
Eigat
Wynnewood Graduate Roxie Surface Earns Summer Degree
Roxie Surface of Wynnewood earned a B S degree at Fas Center in July. She pursued two semesters toward honors and taught for a year at Ma Sve UE, later teaching and operating Sierra Villa Courts with contractor partner Mr. Surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Surface
Wynnewood
Mes
Surface Ererel Ea
Central
Fae SaTurg
Central State Calleze
Thas Prurth Crede
Artarce
Sierra Villa
Surtase
Surface
Minge
Holleyman Named Indian Group Vice Chief in Prep for July
Holleyman, a degree senior, is reported as Indian Group Vice-Chief and prepares for a July college consult. He studies biology and has a major and minor in related fields, with G.B.E.D. tests completed. He arrived at Central College in 1959 and has since engaged in football and baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deudas Muskogee
B.S
Ey Jocco
Central College
Stat College
Mrs Hunter to Graduate This Week in Ada
Mrs Sarah Watocns Hunter of Ada will complete degree work for a bachelor of science in elementary education this week and plans to teach in Kansas and Oklahoma. She is daughter of Mrs J Mathews and the late Rev Mathews, pioneer Baptist minister of Arkansas. She will make her home with her sister at 400 West Sixteenth Street Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Watocns Hunter
Ada
East Central
Seach
Hunter
Hora
East Tral
Kansas
Oklahor
J. Mathews
Ee End Mathews
Bob Gene Hill Summer Graduate at East Central
Bob Gene Hill, a summer graduate at East Central, completed work and earned freedom to graduate after years of study. The text references various fragments, including Okham branch and Panio tal autor, but the readable facts center on Hill's status as a summer graduate and his association with East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gene Hill
East Central
Bob Ger
Hill
Okham
Panoa Tals
Botby
Lucian
Stratford News Birthday Outing and Visits Across Town
The Stratford News reports birthdays celebrated for Howell and Mr. Austin with a Sulphur outing. Charley Austin’s daughter visited a sister in Valley View Hospital. Relatives and friends from Glen and Oke area attended gatherings, with several families sharing news of trips, returns, and health. Widespread visits include the Smiths, Bundys, Reed family, and others across Strato rd area, noting travel to Tex and Gros ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Howells
Dee
Howell
Mr. Austin
Charliea Austin
Charley Austin
Es & Valley View Hospital
Pee
Harmilton
Pat Balenstine Arillo
Tex
Jackie
Jon
Gus
Aulphur
Jaes Esds
Mac
Dent
Oke
Bundy
J. al
Ed Kennedy
T. D. Tammie
Catton Returns to Finish College After War Service
A. D. Catton plans to resume his education after wartime duty with the Seventh Cavalry and the Thirty-ninth or related units. He intends to teach or pursue college work, continuing his degree and career plans, while noting his graduation timeline and influenced by service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Catton
Drive Without License Charge in Ada Court
A charge of driving without a driver's license was filed Monday in the Charles Floyd justice of the peace court at Talmadge. Sylvester Hood was arrested Saturday by Highway Patrolman Hen Vani Arsdeil, about ten miles north of Ada on State Highway 99. Hood entered a plea at arraignment Tuesday and paid fines and costs totaling 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Floyd
Offhe Peace Court
Talmadge
Sylvester Hood Hood
Hen Vani Arsdeil
Ada
Unheralded Visitor on Canadian Tour Sparks Brac and Montreal Ties
An unnamed visitor in Montreal is meeting with Canadian officials during an informal tour. The encounter highlights ongoing Brac minister relations and potential informal exchanges between Canada and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Es St. 2
Mrs Henderson to Receive Degree Thursday
Roxi¢ White Henderson to receive the bachelor of science degree with ruling at East Central College. She majors in homemaking education and home economics, from Fort Towson High School. She entered Southeastern State College in 1924 and married Fred A. Henderson in Choctaw County. They live at Fifteenth Street in Ada and have a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxi¢ White Henderson
East Central Talinge
Henderson Goeciatus
Fort Towson
Southeastern State College
Fred A. Henderson
Choctaw
Ada
Mrs Laney Set for August Degree in 1948 Class
Mrs Laney will receive her degree in August as part of the 1948 class. She graduated from high school in 1948 and was active in clubs at the Concords home group and other clubs. The notice notes her achievements and preparation for state competition at Muskogee and Rock Creek, with plans to reside in Coalzone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laney
Hang Econt
R Tval
Item High School
Conins
Tate
Muskogee
Senee
Coalzate
Kathryn Waller Graduates From East Central Degree
Kathryn R Wallets, a bathelor student at East Central, completes work for her degree. A Tulsa resident, she attended Deauglas Atter slant school and is a graduate of Nuwake high School. She played girls basketball and softball at East Cen and is the daughter of J B Welker Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Bathelor
Tulsa
Kathryn Hag Bee
Easbeen
Nuwake High School
J.B. Welker
Indians Dance to Please Gods of Health and Weather
Fort Hall Idaho July 28. Indians of the Bannock and Shoshoni tribes perform the sun dance at a circular enclosure dancing from a central pole to the outer wall. The rite seeks health and good weather for the crops. The ceremony continued through the day and ends Monday with feasting to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hall
Idaho
Forg Hall
Early Sabotelas and the rise of unemployment in early industrial centers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe English industry from 1611 to 1813, mentioning retired machinists and the attribution of widespread unemployment to technological and industrial shifts. The text is incomplete but points to early labor struggles in English industrial centers.
Antlers News Notes Delayed VFW Post Event
VFW post event postpone from July 29 to July 28 due to opening rights at the trade area. Commander Koei explains the change and notes only a firing squad will conduct the ceremony. ESA sorority raises funds with a pulimator drive and Mrs Bill fund at a cold drink stand in Dorcentage, with Bowes Tamed and BR Axerd promoter officials in Paris switching to autumn plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Meshing
Payin
Sad EL W. Koei
Commandaz
Tha Tadeo
William Greer Joins July Senior Class at College
William Greer completed all 13 courses and entered college as a senior. Details reference family names, local service, and an ordinance in Enplans, Fran Ang Geonany, with unclear connections to Green Te and Eales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greer
Af College
Ie Mae
Chool
Je Greer
Eales
Krows Her
Mr. Green
Enplans
Fran Ang Geonany
Sam Reunites With Friend After 44 Years
A brief note reports Sam meets John after 44 years. Sam recalls waiting weeks ago and shares mixed feelings about the reunion. An unclear line mentions Ausbern living in Tulsa and a bus ride to Blackburn for a small sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
John
Ausbern
Tulsa
Blackburn
Konawans in TB Group Offices at Seminole Court
The Konawans in the TB Group Offices approve a new executive secretary and health education program. Mrs. Stephens and Gien Brewer hold leadership roles while Mrs. Streetman joins the executive committee. The health worker will serve Seminole and Pollawatomic on a cost-sharing basis of one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Konayvans
Seminole Courtr Association
A. 7Phens
Gien D. Brewer
Frans Streetman
Sassk
Exeau & Cammites, Association
Pontotoc Countians Asked for Funds to Aid Flooded Areas
Pontotoc County Red Cross chapter chairwoman Miss Sara Boswell asks residents to donate to a national Red Cross appeal aiding flood victims in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Texas. With 42,000 affected and 17,000 families needing help, rehabilitation costs may exceed Red Cross funds. Pontotoc County residents are urged to contribute promptly to support relief and shelter efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Sara Boswell
Pantotoc County
Red Cross
Pontotoc County
Red
Rite
Pontatee
Fiocc
Jimmy McCurry Wapanucka Senior Graduation News
Jimmy McCurry, Wapanucka High School senior, is set to graduate Thursday. He earns a BA degree in education with study in history and social science and plans a move closer to Durant for work and study opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy McCurry
Wapanucka
Breduate
McCurray
Durant
Army seeks to arrange Cook’s return to the United States
A convoluted case centers on a former U S Army member who left Germany illegally after discharge. The Army and consular officers plan steps to secure his reentry as he awaits possible travel to Annie and a reunion with Anse Sporer, amid speculation about work and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
Fey
Mnd
Coun Cement Saic
Ted
U. S
Chak
Germany
Henserman
Cook
Anse Sporer
Annie
Soule
Anna
Homer Wees
Acer
Pas
Once in a Lifetime in Cranbrook Bridge Hand
Mrs WA Fergie in Cranbrook British Columbia bid seven hearts after a strong twelve hour style hand. She kept composure and navigated the auction to reach a grand contract despite challenging suit signals. The strange deal ended with a remarkable bidding sequence that drew local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook
B. C
WA Fergie
Ponta
American syndicate buys Matador and Alamositas ranches in Texas
Lazard Brothers of London leads an American syndicate to acquire Matador Land and Cattle and the Alamositas ranches for about 19 million dollars. The deal secures 99 percent of stock with Britain able to compel the final 1 percent sale. Montana acreage retains mineral rights. the purchase creates a cattle empire exceeding 800000 acres with oil leases on both ranches. No personnel changes expected. management names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denvee
Matador
Alamoasitas
Texas
John Mackenzie
Matador Land Company
Lazard Brothers Ltd
London
Montana
Malta
Mont
Mackenzie
John Stevens
Tex
Matador Land & Cattle Company
Panhandle
Britain
Lazard Brothers
New York
Paris
Big Rench
Alamositas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Lubbock
Oklahoma
Matador Company
T H Moore Jr Graduating East Central Education Degree
Thomas Hope Moore Jr of 711 West Sixteenth is in the East Central July 26 graduating class to receive a bachelor of science in education and plans to teach. He attended East Central for all college work, majored in history and government with an English minor, and played drums in the college and Ada High bands. He served in the Army Air Force in World War I four and one half years, earning the Silver Star and battle stars. He is married to Valeta Dentis and they have two children, Laura Ann and Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central
Thomas Hope Moore, Jr
West Sixteenth
Moore
Ada High
Madre
Army Air Force
Europe
T. H. Moore
Valeta Dentis
Laura Ann
Jehnny
Glennis Abernathy Graduation Sheduled at East Central
Glennis Abernathy of Pauls Valley graduates Thursday as East Central State College holds its summer exercises. She majored in education and has years of teaching in Garvin County at Liberty Beaty and Cottonwood schools. Her mother Mrs W C Todd is noted locally.
Government Has Too Many Desks In Government Stockpiles
Washington July 23 A GSA regional director says the government holds about 11 000 extra desks for which warehouses are jammed He cites urgent postwar orders and anticipated payroll growth as causes and notes June 30 inventory valued at 16 700 000 across 12 supply centers includes desks office machines and cleaning equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William A. Miller
General Services Administration
GSA
Miller
Jess Larzon
Early Broom Corn Harvest Underway in Lindsay
The early broom corn harvest is underway in Lindsay with quality good and prices high. Buyers pay up to 510 a ton. H Gabbard predicts early harvest finish soon with late crop peak by August 15. George Akire notes growers still plant broomcorn. crops at all growth stages. Favorable conditions should lead to a strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
H. Gabbard
Lindsay Seed Deter
George Akire
Drunk Driving Charges Filed in County Court
Two drunk driving charges were filed Monday in county court against Benton McMillian Scott and James Ken. Scott was arrested by highway patrol near Ada on State Highway 12 and Williams was arrested at about 200 East Main Street. Both pleaded pleadings of quality and were fined $10 plus court costs and surrendered their licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton McMillian Scott
James Ken
Scott
Ada
Williams
East Main Street
McAlester Faces Water Shortage Urgency
McAlester Oklahoma July 24 A critical shortage in the city reservoir spurs City Manager Harold Tippit to seek voluntary water rationing. If it fails within a week a compulsory rationing ordinance may be enacted. Overburdened pumps and hot weather drain the supply. pressure has fallen in parts. Even and odd day watering restrictions advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Oklo
Harold Tippit
Tippit
Marriages Reported Involving Several Oklahoma Pairs
Henry C. Scott aged 18 of Rolla Kansas and La Wanda Tipton aged 17 of Konawa wed. Billy Joe Wright 22 of Coalgate married Jewell Hicks 21 of Coalgal. Haskell C. Greenles 22 of Stratford wed Edna Honey 18 of Byars. J C Roland 31 of Stratford married Virgie Roland 33 of Stratford. Harvey Price 55 of Ada wed Cora Kimbrough 33 of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Scott
Rolla
Kansas
la Wanda Tipton
Konawa
Billy Joe Wright
Coalgate
Jewell Hicks
Coalgal
Haskell C. Greenles
Stratford
Edna Honey
Byars
J. C. Roland
Tor
Virgie Roland
Harvey Price
Cora Kimbrough
Ada
Ada Shooting for Big Plant Sparks Keen Competition
Ada faces a major bid for a new industry with rivals in Kansas and Oklahoma. The Ada Chamber warns against overoptimism as J and A, aluminum extrusion firm in Detroit, discusses site needs, gas supply, and tax positions. Oklahoma offers concessions Kansas cannot. The Chamber outlines an active industrial program for the months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Bailey
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Ade
J. &. Andrew
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Company
Detroit
Ada
Aca
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas Cities
Lois Doan Brady to Receive Degree Thursday Morning
Lois Doan Brady will receive a B. S. degree with a major in elementary education and a minor in social science. She lives in St Louis Oklahoma and works as a fifth grade teacher. Brady has taught in Oklahoma City and four years in McCurtain County. Her husband Charles Brady is a high school principal. They have two children, Jerry Ray and Sarah Ann. Her degree work includes East Central and Southeastern State College, Durant. At Southeastern she belonged to the Basle Club Government Club and the Choral Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Doan Brady
East Central
Southeastern State College
Durant
Southeastern
Basle
Government Club
Choral Club
Likes One Thing In Korea the Scenery
Sgt. Jack W. Aubrey son of Mrs Bonnie Otto and grandson of Mr and Mrs M W Aubrey 109 West Fourteenth writes that the scenery is about the only thing he likes about Korea He joined the Air Corps at 16 and recently completed three years service He reenlisted for six years plans a career in the army He arrived in Japan Aug 14 1950 moved to Korea Oct 11 He nearly finished Ada high school before enlisting earned a high school diploma He spent 16 days in Japan at a rest base and returned to an Air Force installation squadron On a 10 day leave to Japan he met several members of the 45th Division he knew in Ada and visited with them for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Aubrey
Bonnie Otto
M. W. Aubrey
West Fourteenth
Korea
Air Corps
Army
Sm. Aubrey
Japan
Ada
Air Force
Aubrey
45Th Division
Hints to motorists on windshield wiper removal
When cleaning the windshield tare should be taken in removing the wiper blade arms to avoid careless handling that may loosen them from the pivot shafts.
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Roxie
Fas
Mrs. Hunter
Stratford News
Kathryn £. Waller
Antlers News
ESA Sorority
Young Martis
Bill
Sed BR Axerd
Province
Fice
Konawans
TB Group
Muskogeean
Hom- Giromerc
Germar
American Syndicate
T. H. Moore, Jr
Glennis Abernathy
Pauls Valley
Sgt
Jack Aubrey Seer Ade Friends
45Th
United Farm Agency
United
Roscoe L. Chamberlain
Main Street
Kansas City
Missouri
Springfield
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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