Bromide Soldier On Way to States
Seattle dispatch notes 32 Oklahoma army rotation troops to join 1,229 enlisted men and 99 officers aboard the Joe Martinez. Veterans of the Korean conflict return home, listing names including M Sgt George L Allen Cush ing and Lt Col Hichard JT Know les among others from Oklahoma cities. The group arrives Monday as part of a larger troop rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Oklahoma
Navy
Joe Martinez
Wesley Quinn
McAlester
Carlos D. Rewmes
Oklahoma City
Raymond H. Rickman
Yale
David R. Rives
Ponta City
Carl Robinson
Jr. Mounds
Jimmie_ AL. Ross
Erica
Waece P. Skelly
Trousdale
Charles Smith
Glendon J. Tabor
Enid
Robert B. Tafova
Headrick
Samuel A. Whitiele
James M. Whor Om
Nash
Doyle L. Wilson
Creamed Chicken Perfect for Bridal Shower Supper
Edith M Barber offers a bridal shower menu centered on creamed chicken with mushrooms served from a chafing dish or silver platter. The article gives a full recipe for Creamed Chicken with Mushrooms, plus an Orange Nut Bread to accompany, including ingredient lists, steps, and serving notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Barber
Down or up Eastern tribes seek ascent from ancestral home
Eastern and northeastern Indian tribes describe a sky descent as the birth of human beings on earth. Mountain and plateau peoples of the south and southwest believe their ancestors rose or descended from the underworld to begin humanity.
Ten Foot Models Signal Future Air Powers at Wallops
Scale models of 300 mile per hour jet fighters and guided missiles are being tested at Wallop's Island Virginia. Tests stage intermediate steps between wind tunnels and full size craft, yielding data on lift drag and roll resistance. Flights last under a minute, reach up to 30,000 feet, and drop into the Atlantic.
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Wallop's Island
Nea
Atlantic Ocean
Virginia
Cincoteague
National Advisory Committee On Aeronautics
Wallop’s Island
Air Force
Navy
Muroc Lake
Calif
Wal- Top's Island
Zeronautical Engineers
Langley Field
Naca Laboratory
Konawa Nazarenes Launch Revival
Konawa Nazarenes announce a revival at the First Church of the Nazarene from June 17 to July 1. Evangelists Rev. Carl H. Kruse and Bethany Kruse will lead daily services at 7:45 p.m. Rev. E. Akin is pastor. Kruse previously served as pastor in Oklahoma and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konawa
Five Adans, One of Stratford Men Got Resort Stay
Camp Strong, Japan service unit of the 45th Infantry Division, arranged three day passes at the Grand hotel in Nabori for 116 men from this camp. The trips included access to water baths and comfortable bunks with Japanese style beds, with a residence fee of $3 for personal service deemed kingly. Earlier only troops from Camp Strong could take the trip, but relocation to pup tents allowed broader participation.
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Japan
45Th Infantry Division
Grand Hotel
Nabori
Biry
Fent City Camp Strong
Rhe
Doctor Ray Of Pawhuska Opens New Practice
Dr. Cody Ray son of Mr and Mrs A A Ray has earned a University of Oklahoma medical degree and will begin practice in Pawhuska on July 1 He served five years in the Air Force and taught science at Hugo High School before entering the service He will take over the practice of Dr C B Stots in Pawnee and is tied to Brice Hospital and a new home purchase
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Cody Ray
Mir
A. A
Ott" Ray
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Pawhuska
Ray
Rheta
Ada
Aare
Oklahoma
Brice
Air Force
Hugo High School
Southeastern State College
Southeastern
C. 8. Stots
Pawnkee
Ats Ales Sais Gover
Sparks Elected Free Will League Director in Sulphur
Sparks was elected director of the Freewill Baptist leagues in Sulphur. The meeting included C C Higgins and Dewayne Leming, with Sparks visiting from Free Will Baptist College Nashville. New officers will be elected by month end as the groups plan summer activities and the church year's duties.
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Sparks
Freewal Baptist Wee
Gts
Moonyham
Ira Five Church i
C.C. Higgins
Dewayne Leming
Der
Widow pays old debt in Blanchard incident near Holmes
In Chickasha on June 18 1912 a widow settled an old rural debt after a call to Holmes in Blanchard. The payment completes the long overdue account and Holmes gains net 8 percent more.
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Chickasha
Okla
Delivery Never Arrived Sparks Calls for Manual Sorting
Fragments indicate a system failure where delivery was not completed. Mention of human sieves performing tasks machines should handle, with a process started in August 1958 and expected to end in tear completion, suggesting ongoing delays and reliance on manual labor.
Father and son on front of Coronel magazine feature
A feature in Coronel magazine shows a father Miller daubing shaving cream on his young son Merk while Kem watches in a bathroom setting. The Miller family, including relatives in New York and California, reflects a lineage from Altus to the arts and advertising.
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Adam See
A. R. Miller
Stockton
Coronel Magazine
Merk Miller
Kem
Miller
New York City
Mark Miller
Altus Tut
Ada Rodeo Promises Southwest’s Largest Outdoor Show
The Ada Elks Club hosts the 16th annual Ada Rodeo August 7 to 11 with night shows, prizes totaling 5600 in cash plus six saddles, and events including steer roping calf roping steer wrestling saddle bronc riding and bull riding. A downtown parade on August 7 at 2 pm features clubs and floats, with bucking stock provided by Beutler Bros of Elk City.
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Ada
Elks Club
Southwest
Rodeo Cowboy Association
Dlab
Beutler Bros
Elk City
Acta
Ada Elica Club
Model Plane Contest Set for July 1 in Ada
The Pontotoc County Model Plane Contest will be held July 1 at Ada Municipal Airport. AMA sanctioned events include Junior Senior and Open divisions with cash prizes and an all expenses paid trip to Detroit for the trophy winner. Teams may enter, with spectator areas, no admission charged, and flying from 10 pm to 6 pm.
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Pontotoc County
Ada
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ada Plymouth Dealers
AMA
Sac
Detroit
Black Snake in Playground Visit
A six foot black snake arrived after rains at Hayes grounds drawing about 30 boys. Supervisor Jimmy Salyer calmed the crowd and Jerry White used a long pole trap to capture the snake. The creature proved tame and some boys proposed keeping it as a pet but Lysernl objected and the snake was removed.
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Hayes Gounds
Jimmy Salyer
Jerry White
Jerr
Moester
Act
Anc
Ewake
More Books Read Konawa Shelves
Konawa Memorial Library received 30 juvenile books for vacation reading from the Oklahoma Library Commission. Mrs. L D Neal presides over the library board with Miss Kathleen Deaver and Mrs. Roy Boutin among those preparing the shelves. The collection will stay through December 2 as the summer reading program continues and the Pioneer Study Club notes books read and ongoing checkouts.
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Konawa
Rodgers Resigns Election Post in Konawa Special
Konawa district holds a resignation as an election post after John Boyce, Mrs Mats, and Vic Medlock are noted in the tally. The post previously held by Rodgers is now vacant and awaits appointment or election.
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Konawa
Rodgers
Coun
John Boyce
Mats Secator
Thom Deter
Fry Vicail Medlock
Miss Young Returns to Oklahoma City Health Work
Miss Young, daughter of Mr and Mrs C E B Young of Oklahoma City, will return to city county health unit duties after ten months away. She has worked with Mrs King on school visits maternity calls home visits pre school immunization clinics x ray scheduling and tuberculosis checks. She plans to spend several weeks in Green Mountain Falls Colorado.
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Virginia Oung
C. EB. Young
North Drexel
Oklahoma City
Moss Young
Green Mountain
Colorado
Antlers News Elected Officials and Local Updates
The Antlers news item lists Jieshi Penington as chair and John G. Antlers as vice chair with Ellis Antlers as treasurer and Harvey Maxwell as secretary. Board members include F. W. Bruce C. Padhey and others. Special service by Cecil Kunippers announced for June 16 at Nazarene Antlers. Commander John W. Florence of USS Roanoke receives new orders. Two Troop 91 scouts, Bill Kendrick and James Holt, attend Philmont two-week adventure. Ed Dudley joins the law firm Dudley Stamper Gudiey. Local church notes Pastor A. Earsom will sing and preach. church has lacked a pastor since Pharr left for duty.
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Harvey J. Penington
Fate Jers
Jie Corre Seeeea
John G. Antlers
Kent
Ian Ten Ellis
Ant
Harvey Maxwell
Albion
F. W. Bruce
C. E Padhey
Pee
Fate Khors
Semood
Dete Baker
Ciaz
Cecil Kunippers
Bethany-Peniel
Bethany
Nazarene Antlers
Boyd W. Davis
John W. Florence
W. T. Florence
Antlers
Roanoke
Hee
Pine
Pentagon
U. S. Naval Aaem
Star Scouts of Antlers
Bill Kendrick
James Allen Holt
Philmont
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Cpl. Dewberry
General Features Corp
Washington, D. C
Roma B
Lowell
Ollie R. Foster
Miami
Fla
Port Office
Atlantic
Peter Edson
Gor Naca
Virginia Coms
Konawa Nazarenes
Soviet Union
Black Sea Navy Base
Leon Dennen
Munich
Germany
NEAS
Black Sea
Romania
Bucharest
Lake Tessau
Mamaia
Constanza
Midea
Kremlin
Tessaul
Specil
Moscow
Stratford
Doctor Ray
Otlehorss
Wait Advertising Co
Ken
Torr Wedi
Bem Gramt
Adta Bor
Grant Hormer
Reskdexta
Stretford
California
Alvenys
Ada Rodeo
Darrett
Michigan
W. C.” Crisman
Atolls
the Marshal Islands
New Ear
Stirl
Hong Kong
The
New
Wa Kt Society For Aid Yo
Miss Young
Antlers News
WA A
Obuch
H. A
Bob Bilyeu
James Orr
Silverman
Anders Ara
L W, Ratcliff
al Cc. Angwin
Albiatt
Wharton Mathies
Claro
Ed Dudley
Oklahoma University Law School
C. E. Mr. Austin
Dudley, ‘Stamper and Gudiey
Earsom
Ex Wage
Tae
Solo
Erick
Ths
Pharr
Iena
C. J. Freacis
Darwin
Ftrs
Snee
Vice Steet Xem
Fereh Dover
Inee Fae
Cee Dover
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