East Central State College Veterans On Faculty Highlight Legion Ties
East Central State College lists 11 World War veterans on its faculty led by Dr. A Linscheid who became president in 1919. The veterans include Churchill Thomas and W D Warren among others all serving with the American Legion, with half seeing overseas service and half in the United States.
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Dr. Linscheid
East Central State College
A. Linscheid
American Legion
Legionnaires
Legion
Churchill Thomas
W. D. Warren
T. K. Treadwell
W. P Hopper
Arch M. Wallace
W. B. Morrison
J. W. Huff
J. W. Zimmerman
Luther G. Edge
G. M. Harrel
Ben L. Morrison
United States
Thomas
Warren
Treadwell
Hopper
Huff and Wallace Law Service
Europe
Zimmerman
Edge
Harrel
B. L. Morrison
America
France
Belle Woods
Marne
Resne
St. Mihiel
Arvenne
Dr. Warren
28Th Infantry
Tour
Mount Section
Dr Warren
Meuse-Argonne
Mr. Treadwell
Muse
Argonne
Army of Occupation
133Rd
Texas Field Artillery
Air Service
Mr. Wallace
Wallace
W. P. Hopper
Army
55Th
A.C
B. L
Fort Sam Houston
Mr. Morrison
Border Service
el Paso
Texas
John W. Zimmerman
Camp Travis
San Antonio
Co. D
343Rd
United States Army
East Central
Mr Citizen Finds Federal Tax Rise Wealthy Rain
Washington reports Mr Citizen with wife and child now faces higher federal taxes after Congress raised exemptions, added a 10 percent surcharge, and trimmed the married exemption. He estimates his bill rises from 27 to 49.70 dollars and foresees larger costs on whiskey fuel radio tobacco and other items.
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Washington
Citizen
Uncle Sam
Congress
Treasury
Tires Of Playing Hostess To Bees
In Frederick on June 24 a swarm of bees claimed a chimney as home, angering Mrs. C. J. Hubbard who vowed to keep them out of the house. The bees moved through rooms until Buster McBrien, the fire chief, used smoke to drive them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mrs. Hubbard
Hubbard
Buster McBrien
Two More Americans Ordered to Leave Italy
Rome reports M Fillmore Calhoun Life Magazine foreign correspondent and Thomas D McAvoy Life Staff photographer asked by the ministry of popular culture to depart Italy at once. They are in the country on a three month special assignment and no comment was provided by Life in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
M. Fillmore Calhoun
Life Magazine
Thomas D. McAvoy
Life
Ministry of Popular Culture
Italy
Arshal Rodolfo Graziani
New York
Greater returns for amount in vested
Classified ad notes higher returns on vested amounts in Ada News. The column discusses financial yields and investment options, highlighting how larger commitments may boost income. It describes the Ada market context and potential benefits for readers considering long term holdings.
Obituary notices for Clarence W Bucknum and Rhoda Ann Lowery
Clarence W Bucknum 84 died at his Ross home June 23. Funeral at Chandler Baptist Church June 25 with Criswell Funeral Home. Survived by son Frank Bucknum of Chandler. Rhoda Ann Lowery 53 died at Fittstown home June 23. Funeral at Sayre June 25, interment Delhi cemetery. Survivors include son 8S. O. Lowery Jr. of San Diego and three sisters.
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Clarence W. Bucknum
Ross
Baptist Church
Chandler
Criswell Funeral Home
Frank Bucknum
Rhoda Ann Lowery
Fittstown
Sayre
Delhi Cemetery
O. Lowery, Jr
San _ Diego
Cal
B. C. Ryan
J. L. Bell
Oklahoma City
W. H. Eutis
Af. Krebs
Okla
Miss Clara Grant Dies at 501 South Oak
Miss Clara Grant aged died at her home June 24 at 6 50 a m Funeral services set for June 25 at 4 p m in Criswell s Funeral Home chapel with Dr C C Morris officiating Burial will be in Rosedale cemetery Surviving relatives include four sisters Mrs J W Shipp Tishomingo Mrs V S Isvekov Houston Miss Kathleen Grant Ada Miss May Grant Ada one brother S E Grant St Louis and nephew Grant Shipp of Tishomingo Pallbearers named L A Ellison D W Swaffar Charles Thompson H J Huddleston and Harry E Morris
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Clara Grant
South Oak
Criswell
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
J. W. Shipp
Tishomingo
V. S. Isvekov
Houston
Tex
Kathleen Grant
May Grant
Ada
S. E. Grant
St. Louis
Grant Shipp
L. A. Ellison
D. W. Swaffar
Charles Thompson
H. J. Huddleston
Harry E. Morris
Freight Derailed with Two Men Killed near Guthrie
A Santa Fe freight derailed on a curve near the Skeleton river seven miles north of Guthrie. Fireman Ed Coker and head brakeman Sam Lee, both of Arkansas City, Kansas, were killed. Engineer John Taylor, also of Arkansas City, survived with severe burns as 27 cars and the locomotive lay wrecked blocking the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Santa Fe
Skeleton River
Ed Coker
Arkansas City
Kas
Sam Lee
John Taylor
Ripley
Stillwater
Skeedee
Newkirk
Taylor
Prolific Plums Paying Profitably in Ada County
Despite a late freeze, county fruit growers report bountiful plum crops. Charles Auten near Ada farms 300 Opata plum trees, each yielding over two bushels. Plums sell for $1 per bushel, forecasting a $600 gross from the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Auten
Ada
Greater Returns Tarnished as In Vested Ada News Classified
A local Ada classified notices a shift in returns from investments and real estate, noting higher yields for some portfolios while others face losses. Officials urge readers to review terms and consult advisors before committing to new schemes.
Cleaning Of Cream Separator For Top Quality
Dairy specialists at Oklahoma A&M urge thorough cleaning of cream separators after every use. Rinse, wash with warm water and brush, then hot water or steam dry. avoid rag drying to prevent bacteria spread. Cool cream immediately, do not mix warm and cooled cream, and deliver to market at least three times weekly with a clean cloth wrap to keep it cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Typhoid Prevention Drive Active in Pontotoc County
The Pontotoc county health unit led by Dr. Glen McDonald intensifies typhoid vaccination and education ahead of vacation season. Clinics vaccinated 230 people recently in Allen while urging pure water, pasteurized milk, clean foods, and proper sewage disposal to stamp out the disease.
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Pontotoc County
Glen McDonald
Allen
United States
Ada High School Cougars Win State Title Highlighted by Warren
The June Athletic Journal lauds Hugh Warren of Ada High as a rising coach and notes his Ada teams’ strong conference and regional showings. Warren, pursuing a master's in physical education at LSU, will coach Ada backfield this fall. He also wrote a piece detailing Ada’s state title win over Enid and credits Sonny West for key rebounds in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Warren
Ada High School
The
Athletic Journal
East Central
Ada
Enid
Warren
Eugene
Sonny” West
Pontotoc County Rain Soaks Ada In Night Storm
A late Sunday night storm drenched Pontotoc County with nearly an inch of rain. Ada recorded .96 inch as a high Sunday reached 91 degrees and a low of 64. Haying crews worked to bale before more rain, with grain fields showing stress from heavy heads.
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Ada
Mosquito Invasion Threatens Western Hemisphere Health
A campaign led by Rockefeller Foundation workers fights Gambiae mosquitoes spreading from Natal to 12,000 square miles in Brazil. The plan includes aerial mapping, larvicide, insecticide spraying, fumigation of transport, and border controls to prevent spread and protect the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Brazil
Rockefeller Foundation
Raymond B. Fosdick
Foundation
Africa
Natal
M. A. Barber
Western Hemisphere
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Court Clerk
The court clerk's office issued marriage licenses to pairs in Ada Holdenville Seminole and Allen areas including Charles Drummond 26 and Ellen Trottmann 21. Also Darrell Gleghorn 21 and Anna Anderson 20 Marion Mosley 22 and Thelma Shipley 18 Roy Jones 21 and Letha Gray 18 Ross Robinson 39 and Marie Broughton 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Drummond
Ada
Ellen Carol Trottmann
Holdenville
Darrell D. Gleghorn
Anna Elizabeth Anderson
Marion T. Mosley
Thelma Shipley
Roy Jones
Allen
Letha Gray
Ross Robinson
Marie Broughton
State Allowable Oil for July Unchanged in Oklahoma
Oklahoma's allowable oil production for July remains 408 100 barrels daily under the 90 day order effective May 1 Chief Conservation Officer W J Armstrong said. The federal Bureau of Mines estimates Oklahoma demand at 403 300 barrels daily in July. Armstrong found no buyers willing to take less oil and noted callers seeking more via pipelines. Changes will occur July 1 in the Oklahoma City Wilcox zone and all class B pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
W. J. Armstrong
Federal Bureau of Mines
Armstrong
Oklahoma City Wilcox
Hopes For 5000 American Planes Monthly For Britain
Harold James of the British Ministry of Aircraft Production arrived aboard the Cameronia in New York and stated Britain hoped to receive 5000 American aircraft monthly, surpassing Germany's current first line output by 3000. The Cameronia carried 208 passengers, including 110 British officers and seamen bound to man merchant ships bought from American owners, with no cargo aboard.
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New York
Harold James
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Cameronia
James
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