Pontotoc County 4 H Leads State in Club Work
The column highlights 4 H club achievements in Oklahoma with Oklahoma State University figures. It notes Pontotoc county enrollment 611 white youths and 501 colored youths in the Southeastern district, along with district growth and training emphasis. It covers corn and cotton variability due to rains, honey production notes, and rat-killing demonstrations. It also mentions local community news from Pontotoc and neighboring areas, including visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
B. A. Pratt
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Oklahoma
Pratt
Pratt Beliees
Moore
Moore 4-H Club
Cleveland
Morgan
Pontotoc County
Muskogee
Johnson Delivers Noteworthy Sermon at Lightning Ridge
Bro. Johnson preached a very interesting sermon at this place Sunday night, drawing attentive listeners and sparking thoughtful reactions among congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightning Ridge
Johnson
This Place
NEW BETHEL COMMUNITY NOTES
A light rain refreshed New Bethel on Monday aiding corn and feed crops. Farmers are planting late corn and beans. Fred Foster and family visited south of Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs Barnes hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs Boone Hammond Sunday. Otho Webb drove to Rocky Chapel Sunday. Herbert Winters and wife of Seminole were weekend guests of his parents. Ruth Barnes visited Steedman relatives last week. J N Hammond and wife of Ada and Mr and Mrs Bowers of Byrd's Mill stayed with Boone Hammond Sunday. Mrs Sales visited Mrs Barnes Saturday. Mr and Mrs R E Gillock of Steemman were guests of her parents Sunday evening. Pearl Barnes Vada and Aline Foster and Lucifes Winters called on Mrs Webb Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Shaw
I. J. Shaw
Sloan
Ada
D. Garland
Ada Hospital
Bonnie Patterson
B. H. Patterson
Mrs. Vansciver
Grandpa Vansciver
Chism
Pete Cartwright
Mrs. Grindstaff
Genter
Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. Deese
Near Vaness
Marcie Willbanks
Ft. Worth
Texas
Mrs. Willbank
Pauline Brown
Fearlsboro
Holmes
Aline Wallis
Elnor Haskins
C. C. Wilson
Stratford
Chas. Nelson
Violet
Mary Bradley
Vaness
East Central
B. D. Garland
M. L. Tilly
Howard Tilly
Delethia Tilly
Earnest Williams
Lois Wiilliams
Allie Solomon
der Owens
Stella Collins
Florence Owens
J. E. Dunn
Shelby Stanfield
Charsey Rhodes
Mattye Patto
Doris
Irene Sho
Fussell
Willie Webb
Mrs. Daniels
Near Rofs
Charlie Nail
Edythe Shook
Shook Home
Jewel Fussell
Bertha Holkum
Brown
Fitzhu
Ellen Dunn
Garnett Fussell
Mattie Patton
Dollie
Loris Shook
Madill
John Mosier
Shawnee
Rena Mosier
Beatrice Sullivan
Leona
Gladys Sullivan
Luther Sullivan
Cordie Sullivan
Lela
William Henry
Choctaw
George Sullivan
Ed Jones
Bob Austell
Eva Mae French
Union Shed
Elias Roberts
Andrew French
Leon Sullivan
Peachers
New Bethel
Fred Foster
Mrs. Barnes
Boone Hammond
Otho Webb
Rocky Chapel
Herbert Winters
J. N. Hammond
Social visit notes from Hill and Smith families
Saturday night visits among Miss Sallie Hill Miss Dimple Smith and Miss Viola Fuller with Katie Hill. Several family members gathered at the Hill and Smith homes for Sunday church and evening visits across the river. The rain Sunday night was appreciated. Blackeyed Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Hill
Mary Lee
Mrs. Hill
Ada
Mack Sharpe
Rocky Chapel
Katie Hill
Viola Fuller
Dexter
Lois Bailey
Delia
Orbin Hill
Earlsboro
A. J. Hill
J. M. Herrin
Roff
Blackeyed Sue
Community notes from Ada area weekend visits
Regu lar appointment held by Rev Ben Walters Saturday night and Sunday. Farmers welcomed Monday rain. Ada visits include Mr Cochran and two children, Mr Minor and son Alvin, Harvey Wilson, Mr Kirkes and daughter Ruby, Jewel Roberts of Horseshoe Ranch, and several family dinners with the Turn er, Ashley, and Ready households. Visitors include Mr Patton and Texas relatives, plus Walter and Zella Ashley and Mrs Minor with son Vance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Walters
Mr. Cochran
Ada
Mr. Minor
Alvin
Harvey Wilson
Mr. Kirkes
Ruby
Marie Owens
Elizabeth Bulloch
Turner Home
Bessie
Lucile Cochran
Frances Watkins
Ora Lee Ashley
Patton
Texas
Walter Ashley
Bob Ashley
Zella Ashley
Ruby Kirkes
Mrs. Minor
Vance
Janny
Mrs. Cookes
Mrs. Watkins
Jewel Roberts
Horseshoe Ranch
Lucille Cochran
Mr. Pittman
Mr. Harris
Mr. Ready
Mr. Nance
Franks
Ashley
Nobody
Prayer Meeting Draws Small Crowd Despite Rain
A Wednesday night prayer meeting drew a modest audience as rain was welcomed, helping ease outdoor concerns and lifting spirits among attendees.
Guard Camp Named After Hero Arthur W Root
Oklahoma National Guardsmen will hold their annual encampment at Camp Arthur W Root near Fort Sill. The camp is named for World War I casualty Lieutenant Arthur W Root who died in New York before departing for overseas service. Adjutant General Charles F Barrett announced the naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Arthur W. Root
Fort Sill
Charles F. Barrett
Oklahoma Guard
New York
Oklahoma guard camp to be named for late corps member
France. His home was at Quay Oklahoma. He was a first lieutenant and the last commissioned Oklahoma guard officer killed in the war whose name will be used for a future camp title. A national guard officers conference will meet June 18 in the adjutant general's office to plan the encampment set for August 13 to 27.
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France
Quay
Oklahoma
Root
Oklahoma Guard
National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Baird H. Markham
O. E. McPherron
W. S. Keys
Barrett
Spanish War Veterans Organize Here to Meet at Legion Hall
A camp of Spanish War Veterans has been organized here with a national charter. Eleven charter members include W. P. Armstrong Sherwood W. Hill R. W. Simpson W. E. Harvey John W. Beard M. M. Hanwell Byron A. Lasater Em A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Norman Howard Post
American Legion
Legion
Hoover to Meet Flood Relief Officials in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 10 Secretary Hoover was to meet state and national relief leaders for a major floor relief conference. Parish committees prepared data on those to be aided and the assistance needed to restore self support and mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hoover
Parish
Twins Extradition Waived in 1923 Oregon Train HoldUp Murder
Ray and Roy De Autremont brothers waive extradition to Oregon to stand trial for the 1923 train tunnel murder of four in Siskiyou Oregon. They were arrested in Steubenville Ohio after an extensive global search and will be held in Columbus pending arrival of Oregon officers. Both confess identity but deny complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Oregon
Trail
Ray and
Roy DeAutremont
C. J. Borkowski
United States
Columbus
Siskiwau
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Byron Norrell
Ryavia
Conrad Sharpe
Ravia
Johnston County
Conrad
Mygaét
Byrd's Mill
A. and M. College
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Cleveland County
M. C. Graham
Science Hill
Willow View School
Hall Farm
Vanoss
Lillie Walker
Lulu Sarrett
J. P. Walker
Jewel Shaw
Borger
J. J. Shaw
Dc. C. White
Vonne Walker
Adella Jones
Woodie Templeman
Jno. Eddings
Eld. Johnson
Methodist Church
Herman Baer
Near Stratford
Luke McNair
A. H. White
Verda
Varna
Vernon
Nealy Sutherland
Hero
Anual Thomas
James W. McCutcheon
George Goddard
W. P. Hillhouse
Lonnie Warr
Albert
CPENN
West Main
Hay Mul Watt
Ecru
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
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