Choctaw Election Called For August Eleventh
Olney report says E. N. Wright announces Choctaw election set for August 11 1926 to elect a chief national secretary and tribal council members. Candidates must be enrolled Choctaw citizens by blood and representation is fixed by the Choctaw constitution with twelve senate seats and twenty representatives.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Ada Society News Reports Marriages and Local Notices
The Ada city society page announces the marriage of Clifton Parker to Elizabeth Myers in Boulder Colorado, with plans for a long wedding trip and return around September. Details cover Parker's Ada high school work, Myers family ties, and prior connections to East Central College. A second notice mentions the Diamond Heady wedding at the First Methodist parsonage, with Mrs. Diamond from Ada and plans to Houston after a brief Santa Fe trip. Also included are Sloan Bryant’s marriage to J. D. Sloan at the Presbyterian church, surprise ceremony, and profiles of Mrs. Sloan and Mr. Sloan. The item closes with a financial statement from Pontotoc County and official confirmations by county officials.
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Clifton Parker
Elizabeth Myers
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Houston
Texas
Santa Fe Railroad
Sloan Bryant
Eva Bryant
J. D. Slo
Presbyterian Church
E. O. Whitwell
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Red Cross relief eased by farm crop decline in county
Mrs. Orville Snead, secretary, says Favordbie farm crops in the county reduced employment and relieved the local Red Cross chapter of many dependents. A number of pennies for work provided aid to care for employed workers, with only a few dependent widows and sick people remaining.
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Red Cross
Orville Snead
Snnéad
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Oklahoma
H. C. Stephens
Bose County
Hiram Jones
J. W. Murphy
Pseneushatin
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Board of County Commissioners
W. A. Peck
H. CC. Stephens
Board of Coounty
Tal Crawford
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