Many Changes Among Ada Attorneys from 1916 Docket
Ada's legal scene 21 years ago shows active and inactive practitioners, with names of judges, county officials, and many lawyers who later moved or died. The 1916 docket lists firms, banks, and litigants like First National Ada, Farmers State, and Francis banks, plus multiple prominent local figures and their successors.
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Ada
United States
Oklahoma
J. W. Bolen
Tom D. McKeown
McKeown
Congress
William H. Murray
Arden L. Bullock
Roff and Madill
Bullock
C. O. Barton
C. F. Green
Robert Wimbish
Thomas P. Holt
E. N. Jones
J. F. McKeel
B. C. King
G. W. Burris
Cate Crawford
W. B. Schulte
J. W. Dean
Roscoe Arnold
Orel
John Crawford
A. G. Winn
W. C. Duncan
Leslie Maxey
B. H. Epperson
Texas
A. M. Croxton
First National
Farmers State
M. & P. National
Bank of Francis
Francis National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National of
Ross
Farmers Bank of Fitzhugh
Stonewall
W. W. Sledge
Frank Jackson
R. W. Allen
L. T. Walters
A. H. Chapman
Bob
Philip Wimbish
Turner King
Carless Wadlington
Wayne Wadlington
Oil field day by day report from Pontotoc County wells
The Pontotoc County oil fields show multiple active wildcat tests and drilling progress. Wells at Woodford, Viola lime, Wilcox, and Caney formations advance or are prepared for treatments with acidizing and cement work ongoing. Several prospects near Centrahoma Ada and Fitzhugh reported depths from 450 to 3,900 feet with varying oil shows and gas in canyons and sands.
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Booth
Woodford
Hamilton
Carter and Associates
Thompson
Centrahoma
Viola
Ada
Whitaker
Wilcox
Hunton
Moore
Woodruff
Burke- Greis
Colbert
Oil pools advance in Cromwell sand at Fitts field
In the Fitts-Cromwell wildcat pool, April production reached 11 601 barrels from five wells, with June net allowable 27 272 barrels. New completions and tests at nearby sites including Shell no 1 McKinley and J E Crosbie Inc no 3 Burris show ongoing activity across the field as Carter Oil and associates test Citra and Centrahoma wildcats for new pools.
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Cromwell
Fitts
Fitts Oil Creek
Lonesome
Magnolia
Statler
Hunton
Frazier
J. E. Crosbie, Inc
C Burris
Magnolia Petroleum Stakes No. 8 Tom Norris Wells in 25-2-6 Area
Magnolia Petroleum stakes location for No. 8 Tom Norris in the NE SW NE of 25-2-6, northwest Fitts area. The twin to No. 2 Norris Bromide producer offsets No. 3 A Craddock Gilcrease oil well, completed as a 100 barrel daily. South offset to Fleetborn No. 1 A Norris was completed as a Gilcrease gas well.
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Ada
Norris
Steedman
Richardson
Bebee
Delaney No. 1
Starrett A
Fitzhugh
Peters No. 1
Kennedy
Citra
Centrahoma
Carter Oil Co. and Associates
Carter No. 1
Hamilton
McLish
Thompson
Viola
Booth
Fitts
Muse
Moore No
Statler
Blackstock
Jesse Pool
Garrett
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Tom Norris
Craddock
Fleetborn
Obituary George E Tidwell 40 dies at home
George E Tidwell 40 dies at his home 701 North Oak Tuesday. Funeral services Thursday at 3 p m from Criswell Funeral Home chapel Rev T C Wilcox of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Center cemetery. Survived by widow a son Raymond daughter Ira Jewell mother Mrs Clara Tidwell and three sisters Mrs Hattie Harris Muskogee Mrs May Short Lawton and Mrs Ruth Solimon Hobbs NM.
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George E. Tidwell
North Oak
Criswell Funeral Home
T. C. Wilcox
Church of Christ
Center Cemetery
Raymond
Ira Jewell
Clara Tidwell
Hattie Harris
Muskogee
May Short
Lawton
Ruth Solimon
Hobbs
New Mexico
Death of 18 month old Jimmaleen Dobbins near Stonewall
Jimmaleen Dobbins aged 18 months died at the family home near Stonewall on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. the same day from the home with burial at Jesse cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dobbins, plus a brother and sister.
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Jimmaleen Dobbins
Stonewall
Jesse Cemetery
Criswell’s
Jim Dobbins
Laws Restrict Captive Rearing of Wild Song Birds
It notes the difficulty of inducing wild song birds to breed in captivity and cites that most states prohibit possessing wild birds.
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States
County Attorney Asked to Probe Pontotoc Treasurer
Pontotoc County commissioners authorize County Attorney Virgil Stanfield to investigate County Treasurer J Fred McCoy citing possible irregularities or losses. John Knox report covers bond purchases liquidations and securities. Stanfield to act immediately per June 7 1937 resolution signed by Caldwell Hall with Collins absent.
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Virgil Stanfield
J. Fred McCoy
A. A. Caldwell
J. E. Hall
George R. Collins
John Knox
H. D. Garner
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Emmett Johnson Family News From Seminole Visit
Mrs. Emmett Johnson, Gelene Johnson, and Emmett Johnson were in Seminole on Wednesday for emergency surgery on a daughter, Foy Dacus, who underwent an appendectomy. Gelene returned with Mr. Johnson on Thursday while Mrs. Johnson stays to nurse Foy. A. B. Matron of Olney Texas visits in the Clausner home. L. O. Rosson of Stratford and J. H. Hoosier of Ross conducted business here Wednesday.
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Emmett H. Johnson
Gelene
Seminole
Foy Dacus
A. B. Matron
Olney, Texas
Matron
Fred Clausner
L. O. Rosson
Stratford
J. H. Hoosier
Ross
Floyd Highfill Returns to Baylor Hospital for Summer Position
Medical student Floyd Highfill of Baylor University Dallas is at home briefly before returning to Dallas for a summer role at Baylor Hospital.
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Floyd Highfill
Baylor University
Dallas
Baylor Hospital
Mrs Annie Byrd Returns From Florida Trip
Mrs Annie C Byrd came home Tuesday from Jacksonville and other Florida points after visiting relatives and friends for two weeks.
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Annie C. Byrd
Jacksonville
Florida
Mrs Sumter and Daughter Return From San Angelo Visit
Mrs. R. O. Sumter and daughter Cleo returned Wednesday from San Angelo Texas where they visited relatives for several days. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Sumter's sister Mrs. Lou Reed who will visit here for a few days.
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Emory Swinford
R. O. Sumter
Cleo
San Angelo
Texas
Miss Edna Earle King Plans Europe Tour After Visit
Miss Edna Earle King a student in an Oklahoma university visits her parents Mr and Mrs B C King for a few weeks before leaving later this month for a tour of Europe.
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Edna Earle King
Oklahoma University
B. C. King
Europe
Weekend Guests Invited By Mr and Mrs Chiles
Mrs Chiles sister Mrs Light and Mr Light of Cotulla Texas visit over the weekend. Her brother W F Leverett of Dallas, Douglas Vincent of Dallas, Tom Dowell of McKinney Texas, and Mr and Mrs Grady Musgraves of Oklahoma City also attend.
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Ralph Chiles
Chiles
George E. Light
Mr. Light
Cotulla
Texas
W. F. Leverett
Dallas
Douglas Vincent
Tom Dowell
McKinney
Grady Musgraves
Oklahoma City
Visit of Herbert Beck at Parents Home
Herbert Beck visits the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beck at 605 East Twelfth Street. Mr. Beck is employed in the city temporarily.
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Herbert Beck
Joe Beck
East Twelfth Street
Mr. Beck
Norris family returns from Roswell graduation
Mrs. P. A. Norris and her son John have returned home from Roswell New Mexico where they attended the graduation exercises at New Mexico Military Institute.
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P. A. Norris
John
Roswell
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Mrs. J. B. McGahee Improves After Major Operation
Mrs. J. B. McGahee of Fitts town recently had a major operation at a local hospital and is reported to be improving.
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J. B. McGahee
Fittstown
Child Injured in Car Fall Improves Significantly
Lee Stulce Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. L A Stulce, was hurt when he fell from a car north of the city Sunday afternoon and is reported to be greatly improved.
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Lee Stulce, Jr
L. A. Stulce
Miss Hydie Northcutt Returns From Peabody Visit
Miss Hydie Northcutt is expected to arrive Friday from Nashville Tennessee where she has been attending Peabody during the past semester.
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Hydie Northcutt
Nashville
Tennessee
Peabody
John F. Cunningham Dies in Los Angeles After Ada Years
Ada resident John F. Cunningham, longtime sign painter who worked with local funeral homes, has died at his Los Angeles home. He lived in Ada for many years before moving west.
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Ada
John F. Cunningham
Los Angeles
Calif
Local couple heads to Mayo Clinic for Mrs Sadler treatment
Mr and Mrs Wilson Sadler and Mr and Mrs George Burris left Saturday for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Sadler will receive medical attention at the Mayo Brothers Clinic.
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Wilson Sadler
George Burris
Rochester, Minn
Sadler
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Dr Sam A McKeel Heads to Atlantic City for Ten Days
Dr Sam A McKeel departed Saturday morning for Atlantic City New Jersey to handle business for the next ten days leading up to his return.
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Sam A. McKeel
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Tupelo woman visits friends and shops in city
Miss Jennie Hall Fowler of Tupelo visited friends and shopped in the city Saturday. E. B. Smith learned Friday of his mother Mrs A F Smith of Asheville death. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Hydro Oklahoma
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Jennie Hall Fowler
Tupelo
E. B. Smith
A. F. Smith
Asheville
N. C
Hydro
Okla
Local Residents Plan Gulf Coast Vacation. Birth Notice
Mr and Mrs Thomas J Oliver of 717 West Eighteenth street plan a ten day trip to Galveston and gulf coast cities. Mrs Oliver formerly Miss Enid Holloway. Miss Sara Keltner and Miss Ora Faust left for Kerrville to attend Camp Waldemar where Faust serves as councilor. Mr and Mrs J E Abney of 805 East Twelfth announce the birth of a nine pound son, James Edward, born Saturday morning June 5.
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Thomas J. Oliver
West Eighteenth Street
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Sara Keltner
Ora Faust
Kerrville, Texas
Camp
Waldemar
Faust
J. E. Abney
East Twelfth Street
James Edward
Harrison Family Arrives from Texas to Join Local Rep
Mrs J C Harrison and her children Mary Louise and Sonny Boy arrived from San Angelo Texas to join Mr Harrison a Thompson Book Co representative in the city They will reside at 904 East Sixteenth Street
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J. C. Harrison
Mary Louise
Sonny Boy
San Angelo
Texas
Harrison
Thompson Book Company
East Sixteenth Street
Brunsons Host Oklahoma Guests at Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs D D Brunson entertained Sunday with visitors Mr and Mrs H M Dudley and son Charles from Oklahoma City. Dudley serves as assistant attorney general of Oklahoma.
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D. D. Brunson
H. M. Dudley
Charles
Oklahoma City
Mr. Dudley
Oklahoma
Vernon L Nichols Returns to Ada From Ft War Army Post
Vernon L. Nichols formerly of Ada is now serving in the U S Army and stationed at Fort War. He has recently been reassigned or stationed abroad, marking a notable military posting for the local resident.
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Vernon L. Nichols
Ada
U. S. Army
Ft. War
Longleys Return From Berryville Visit
Mr and Mrs Longley Fentem and children Jack and Betty visited A L Fentem and family in Berryville Arkansas last week Dick Fentem 13 will stay with his grandparents on the farm there for the rest of the summer Health of Dad Fentem and other family members is improving.
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Longley ‘Fentem
Jack
Betty
Berryville
Ark
A. L. Fentem
Dick Fentem
Fentem
Local social notes from Cedarvale gathering and hospital update
Mr and Mrs W R Black and Mr and Mrs Louis Futterman were guests of Miss Phyllis Jean Black at Cedarvale camp on Sunday. Miss Maurine Nix of Jesse is reported to be improving after an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs E C Hunter and daughter Mozelle Hunter have returned from Huntsville Texas after visiting relatives.
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W. R. Black
Louis Futterman
Phyllis Jean Black
Cedarvale
Maurine Nix
Jesse
E. C. Hunter
Mozelle Hunter
Huntsville
Texas
Visitors mentioned from multiple states over weekend
Mrs Ruth King and Mrs Don Huffman visited in Oklahoma City during the past weekend. Mrs J L Mullins and children J L Jr and Julia Carolyn from Heber Springs Arkansas are staying with Mrs Mullins mother and sister Mrs C M Chastain and Mrs Idalia Allen at 1107 East Eighth Street.
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Ruth King
Don Huffman
Oklahoma City
J. L. Mullins
Julia Carolyn
Heber Springs
Arkansas
Mrs Wyly Keith Informs Of Mother's Hospital Progress
Mrs Wyly Keith reports her mother Mrs Sarah V White who broke her hip Saturday is improving rapidly in a Protestant hospital in Nashville Tennessee.
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Wyly Keith
Sarah V. White
Nashville
Tennessee
Byron Johnson returns to city with Frank Hughes orchestra
Byron Johnson comes back to the city after a stint with a Texas orchestra and resumes playing with Frank Hughes' ensemble.
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Byron Johnson
Texas
Frank Hughes
Mrs. Phillips Heads to Hawaii From Roff for Honolulu Visit
Mrs. Douglas Phillips of Roff leaves Monday for San Francisco then sails to the Hawaiian Islands. In Honolulu she will stay with her daughter Mrs. William Bohel, formerly Carolyn Phillips.
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Douglas Phillips
Roff
San Francisco
California
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
William Bohel
Carolyn Phillips
Nabors Family Visiting Huddleston Parental Home
Mr and Mrs J D Nabors and two children visit the parents of Mrs Nabors Mr and Mrs H J Huddleston and friends here Mr Nabors is now teacher of speech at the Teachers College in Peru Nebraska He is a graduate of East Central Mrs Nabors is the former Miss Jean Huddleston.
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J. D. Nabors
Ada High Principal Rex Morrison Heads to Colorado
Rex Morrison the Ada high school principal will travel to Greeley Colorado this Thursday with his family for the summer. Morrison will study school administration at the State Teachers College. Luther Edge and T K Treadwell from the college will also be in Greeley during the summer.
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Rex Morrison
Ada High School
Greeley
Colorado
Mr. Morrison
State Teachers College
Luther Edge
T. K. Treadwell
Mrs. Ethel Smith and Mrs. Hudson Visit Roff Friends
Mrs. Ethel Smith and Mrs. Hudson of Roff visited friends and shopped in this city on Tuesday.
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Ethel Smith
Mrs. Hudson of
Roff
Local Youth John Haney Returns Home From Evanston Visit
John Haney spent the winter at Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois and has returned home to visit his mother Mrs. Joe Walker and Mr. Walker.
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John Haney
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Joe Walker
Mr. Walker
Modene Simpson Rushes Home for Appendectomy
Modene Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Simpson of 218 East Twelfth Street was hurried home Tuesday evening from Turner Falls camp to undergo an appendectomy at a local clinic.
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Modene Simpson
Roy Simpson
East Twelfth Street
Turner Falls
Miss Hyder Plans Summer in Los Angeles with Brother
Miss Grace Hyder will depart Thursday for Los Angeles California to spend the summer with her brother Walter Hyder and Mrs Hyder.
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Grace Hyder
Los Angeles
California
Walter Hyder
Hyder
Market Report Oklahoma City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Activity
June 9 market summary notes cattle receipts about 1 300 and hogs 700 with 237 direct. beef steers and yearlings scarce and steady to higher while beef cows gain 10 to 25. vealers firm. stockers steady to strong. hogs top at 11.25 with good to choice at 11.00 to 11.25. sheep bidding 11.00 to 11.70 for good to choice lambs. fat sheep and ewes lower.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Dept
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago June 9
Poultry market summary from Chicago shows live birds steady to easy movement. Hens over five thousand head at 17 1 2 cents, leghorn hens 13 1 2, fryers colored 21, Plymouth Rock 22, white rocks 23 1 2, barebacks 19. 52 trucks noted.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rocks
Poultry Prices Steady as Eggs Also Hold
Colored Plymouth and white rock figures mix with barebacks leghorn and turkey totals. Hens and toms shown with modest shifts while No 2 colored and small birds post small gains. Butter and eggs trade steady with prices unchanged.
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Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Potatoes Steady Despite Light Demand Across Markets
Chicago market notes U.S. Department of Agriculture report show total shipments 1 175, old stock steady, supplies light and demand light. Idaho Russet Burbanks US No 1 sell 2.10 to 2.15, large 2.50. US No 2 1.15 to 1.25. California stock weaker but best quality firm, white rose US No 1 2.05 to 2.20, commercials 1.90. Louisiana Bliss triumphs US No 1 1.85 to 2.00, russet Burbanks US No 1 1.75 to 2.00.
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Chicago
U. S
Southern
California
Louisiana Bliss
Ruset Burbanks
UV. S
Wheat prices slide amid crop report caution in Chicago
Wheat trading ended mixed as the U S government crop report eyed as a restraint tempered earlier gains. An unofficial statement noted Saskatchewan wheat would not average five bushels per acre, while domestic weekly crop reports remained generally favorable. July corn and oats moved modestly, with July wheat at 1.09 and later months edging higher.
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Chicago
United States
Saskatchewan
Canada
Spot Grain in Chicago Markets Summary
Cash wheat had no sales. Corn prices ranged with No 2 mixed 1.25 to 1.25 1-2, No 1 yellow 1.26, No 2 yellow 1.24 to 1.26, No 3 yellow 1.23. Oats showed No 2 white 48.25 to 48.50 and No 3 white 46.25 to 47.25.
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Chicago
Cotton slips below 12 cents on favorable crop progress
Cotton prices fell to new lows as favorable crop progress reports from the weather bureau spurred renewed selling by Wall Street, commissions houses, and foreigners. Front months eased below 12 cents with January and October futures sliding 18 to 24 points from earlier levels.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Wall Street
Commission House
Spot Cotton Falls in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton closed dull in New Orleans trading as prices slipped 21 points. Sales totaled 48 with low middling 10.77 cents per pound, middling 12.27, good middling 12.82. Receipts reached 757 and stock stood at 340,242.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close steady in New York trade
Cotton futures closed steady with declines of 13 to 20 points in Friday trading in New York as early gains faded and selling pressure limited advances. The market reflected slow demand and steady supply dynamics across the season.
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New York
J J McCoy Replaced as Bowlegs Principal by Merrell
J J McCoy resigns as Bowlegs high school principal and band director to join Miami Junior College as dean of men and band director. C N Merrell succeeds him as Bowlegs principal. McCoy is noted for leading a band that attended the national meet in Cleveland.
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J. J. McCoy
Ada
Jimmy
Ada High School
East Central
Merrell
McCoy J. J. McCoy
Bowlegs High School
C. N. Merrell
McCoy
Bowlegs
Miami Junior College
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Ohio
Oklahoma City Forgery Hearing Delayed In Welfare Food Orders Case
Six defendants facing charges of forging county welfare food orders had preliminary hearings postponed for two weeks by Justice of the Peace Everet Crismore. The case involves forged orders totaling about six thousand dollars spanning November 1934 to May 1935.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Everet Crismore
Justice of the Peace
Roscoe H. Price
Tabor G. Price
R. V. Boyer
Troy L. Jones
Lloyd Jones
W. M. Potter
Oklahoma City Grocers
Scott Burson
Price Brothers
Crismore
Burson
D. A. Strickland
C. D. Farris
Strickland
M. H. Curnutt
McCoy Bond Buying Report Shows High Premiums
A report by John Knox and John Rogers on McCoy’s county bond purchases up to May 10, 1937, details premiums totaling over $5,500 and interest, with several county and school district investments including LeFlore, Marshall, Oklahoma, Latimer, Woodward, Love, and Pottawatomie counties. The record notes a $22,691.15 outlay on $20,000 par value for LeFlore bonds and notes the filings are available for public checking.
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John Knox
John Rogers
J. Fred McCoy
McCoy
LeFlore
Marshall County Court House
Oklahoma County
Latimer County
Woodward County
Love County
Pottawatomie County
LeFlore County
Taylor School picks new band director and principal
In Bowlegs district, Olen Self will succeed McCoy as band director after a year as assistant. Isaac Simonds becomes Taylor school principal, moving from Treadway, holding degrees from East Central and Oklahoma. Both leaders studied at Vandercook School of Music last summer and plan to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor School
University of Oklahoma
East Central Teacher's College
Ada
McCoy
Olen Self
Self
East Central
Vandercook
Kusic
Chicago
Isaac Simonds
Treadway
Bowlegs
Merrell
Simonds
Izaak Walton League Concludes State Convention
Durant Oklahoma June 9 The Izaak Walton League closed its annual state convention with A O Harrison Bartlesville H G Catlett Tulsa and G K Southerland Hominy elected to the executive committee Harrison was re elected state president for his third term.
Dining cars serve vast meals to traveling public
Dining cars provide an average of 25 million meals annually to feed travelers. It is believed the heath hen has joined the great auk as extinct.
Dizzy Dean Beats Hubbell In Giants Cardinals Clash
Dizzy Dean outpitched Carl Hubbell as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the league leading New York Giants 8 to 1. Dean yielded three hits with six strikeouts and Dean’s win evened their lifetime NL head to head at five wins for Hubbell and four for Dean. Medwick hit his tenth homer of the season as the Cards piled 13 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dizzy Dean
Carl Hubbell
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Dean
Giants
Hubbell
Ducky Medwick
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dizzy
Dads to Be Warned by New Medical Sound Device
Atlantic City reports new instrument named symballophone by Dr. Kerr and Dr. Basset could locate internal body sounds. The device aims to help expectant fathers prepare for number of children. Separate note adds 1936 US exports of chemical products reached 154 million dollars, up 13 percent from 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
University of California
William J. Kerr
A. M. Basset
American Medieval Association
United States
Lost Ball Mischief Sparks Crab Comedy
In Australia land crabs frequently grab stray golf balls, while here the joke is reversed as the golfer becomes the crab’s innocent victim. The playful contrast highlights regional humor about golf finds and shellfish scavenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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