Southeast Oklahoma junior livestock show crowns 4-H and FFA champions
Willis Young of Rofs wins grand champion steer with a junior Hereford as Harold Badgett of Excelsior and Kenneth Fawcett of Prague share top honors in barrow and lamb categories. Ada Chamber of Commerce and locals award over 1100 dollars in premiums to 12 counties with countywide winners across heavy lambs angus hampshire and Chester White classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotor County
Willis Young
Rofs
Lamb
FFA
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Young
Badger
Fawcett
Pauls Valley Team Tops FLF.A Division in Judging Contest
Pauls Valley wins first in FLF.A division of boys judging contest with 1279 of 1250 points. Excelsior and Konawa follow. Coal county 4-H wins club division at Southeastern Oklahoma Junior Livestock Show. details list teams and individuals across multiple counties. Each day judged two barrows two lambs and two steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold O'Neal
Lindsay
Madill
Prague
Stratford
Maysville
Atoka
McLoud
Tishomingo
Veness
Wewoka
Kingston
Wilburton
Bethel
Allen
FEA
Morris Heflin
Wayne Nation
Jack Bell
Pauls Valley
Robert Williamson
Eugene Berry
Konawa
Glen Smith
Albert Seebren
Delbert Holmen
Harold Callins
Harvey Ritchie
Excelsior
Tenys ~ Parr
Warren Fawcett
Coal County
Gus Martin
Bruce Carter
George Hartfield
Hughes County
Edward Brown
Marvin Wolfe
Raymond Kline
Pontotec County
Oliver Taylor
Junior Chandler
Barclay Martin
Johnson
Garvin
Cogl
Dayton Rose
Okfuskee
Pontotoc
Hughes
Marvin Wolf
Hugh L. Grigsby
Bill Poindexter
Vinson Woman Accident Victim In Oklahoma
In Mangum Oklahoma Mrs. Clark Chambers age 43 was fatally injured when she leaped from a moving car as it was being towed up a hill. She died from a fractured skull after being rushed to a local hospital. Her husband and daughter Navella survive along with another daughter Loretta and son G C Chamberson. Funeral plans were not yet announced. In Las Vegas Nevada divorce papers filed by Maria Gable against actor Clark Gable were submitted to the county clerk. The 49 year old Mrs Gable arrived January 22 to meet Nevada residency requirements for divorce. No ruling has been set. the case may be heard next Tuesday afternoon in Judge William Orrs chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangum
Clark
Chambers
Vinson
Okly
Navella
Loretta
G. C. Chamberson
Las Vegas
Nev
Maria
Gable
Handsome Clark
Nevada
William Orr
Grand Champion Livestock Winners At Pontotoc 4-H Fair
Readable results show Grand Champion Steer and Lamb titles across 4-H and FFA divisions. Winners include Kenneth Fawcett Prague Lincoln County. Doris Reed Hickory Pontotec. Willis Young Roff. Harole Badgett Excelsior Seminole. plus multiple entries from Konawa Toquahoma Maysville and Chandler in breeds Barrow Lamb Steer and Shorthorn categories with dominant show scores and reserve champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA Lambs
Kenlis Young
Reff
Pontotoc County
Lamb
FFM
Lambs
Kenneth Fawcett
Prague
Lincoln County
FFA
Barrow
FFA Barrows
Harole Badgett
Excelsior
Seminole County
Fra
Heavy Lambs
Doris Reed
Hickory
Pontotec
Marie Gunn
Hughes
Angus
Cora Floyd
Yeager
Raymond Kline
Dustin
Beatty Ray Bankston
Holdenville
Tommy Smith
Roff
Pontotoc
Julius i Smith
Hereford
Walter |Burkets
Wetumka
Sammie Lee Truelove
Juanita Floyd
Willis Young
Boston Rose
Bearden
Oktuskee
Bily Ray Poindexter
Johnston
Champier
Willis von Rott
Barrows
Poland
Ching
Everett Winn
J. H. Gray
Floyd Jarrett
Allen
China
Erna Hendrickson
1Pontotec
Elma Hendrickson
Jr. Allen
Elmor Hendrickson
Aller
Curse
Paul West
Atwood
Hugh
B. F. Kennedy
Elmore City
Garvin
Morris Dean Brown
Junior Duroc
Marvin Kirkland
County Fair Livestock Winners Named Across Classes
J B Sullivan of Shawnee led junior polang ehina. Lynn Jones won junior duroc, Ceril Couch Bethel senior duroc, Eston Rice Maysville senior champion and Hampshire champ. Sharp Again Ray Sharp junior Chester white, Phillip Walters Prague senior Chester white owner. Harvey Rughie junior Berkshire champion. Eston Rice junior winner. Riteie from Excelsior. Prague school exhibit fat barrows winner, Excelsior second, Konawa third. Howard Powell Maysville best lightweight fat lamb. Kenneth Fawcett heavyweight fat lamb grand champion. Maysville school exhibit fat lambs, Stratford second. Joe Hunt Vanoss fourth in senior Hampshire. Judging finished Saturday. checks rewritten later. J Phil Lowery Loco judged steers. W R Felton Stillwater judged barrows. Dan Arnold judged lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Ray Sharp
Konawa
Jene 'Mungle
Atoka
Warren Rase
Vaness
Pontotoc
FFA
Raymond Wood
Exselsior
Steers
Tishominga
Harold Badgett
Barrow
Poland
China
Junior Gilbert
Wewoka
Northorn
Sam Gunn
Wesley Covey
Tishomingo
Hereford
Jene
Mungle
Kenneth James
Prague
Jeng Mungie
Harold O'Neal
Rey Sharp
Jene Mungle
Angus Steers
Wilby Plunkett
Wetumka
Lee Roy Allen
Weiwake
Excelsior
Seminole
Deno Magzi
Wilburton
Lattimer
Carl Harbert
Angus
Tishomin- BO
Hampshire
Clarence Gouker
Kenneth Fawcett
Raymond Woods
Excsisinr
Eston Rice
Maysville
Chester White
Pam Walters
Bill Semmer
Konaway
Gerald Walters
B. Sullivan
Shawnee
Herman Ledbetter
Phillip Walters
Berkshire
Harvey Ruehle
Warren Fawcett
Sherman Pruett
Rice
A van Schryver
Meysville
Nira
Enoch Good
Esme Hendrickson
Allen
Howard Powell
Isecond
Troy Powell
I Je
Or van Schuyver
Konawe
Lamb
Fat Lambs
Stratford
J.B. Sullivan
Lynn Jones
Ceril Couch
Bethel
Eston
Riteie
Joe Hunt
Arly
J Phil Lowery
Loco
W. R. Felton
Stillwater
Dan Arnold
Bassett vows fight to restore charity office funding
Oklahoma City march 4 Mrs Mabel Bassett state commissioner of charities and corrections says she will take the fight for restoration of appropriation cuts to a house committee. The senate bill grants 8300 yearly for the department down from 592350 last year and 21800 this year. She stresses the office is constitutional and the legislature must provide sufficient funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Governors of Arkansas and Oklahoma to meet in Fort Smith
Arkansas Governor Carl Bailey and Oklahoma Governor L. Phillips plan a Fort Smith conference on oil conservation and other state issues. The leaders described the meeting as an opportunity to acquaint themselves and discuss problems including crime entry and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
L. Phillips
Carl Bailey
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Ark
Phillips
Damages Denied In Suit Brought By Vicla Hopper
A Magnolia Petroleum Company victory followed a 52995 civil suit brought by Viola Hopper. She alleged an anchor block left near her home caused permanent injuries and testified on a stretcher. The docket continued into a third week as Judge Howell helps Judge Crawford with concurrent terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Viola Hopper
Fittstown
Hopper
Robert Wimbith
J. H. Weatherly
Bob Howell
Holdenville
Tal Crawford
Northeast Oklahoma Chapter of API to Meet in Tulsa
The Northeast Oklahoma Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute will hold its March meeting in Tulsa. Chairman R. W. Bond announced the gathering and Tulsa attorney C. W. Talbott will discuss operating problems under the wage hour act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Northeast
Oklahoma
American Petroleum Institute
R. W. Bond
C. W. Talbott
Sheep Have Their Own Advantages
A Tulsa county 4-H member Joe Morrow of Collinsville runs the only sheep project noted by Lewes G. Skelton. He started with a ram and ewes, doubled his flock, added five wethers, and plans a profitable next season with careful management. Sheep profits come from market demand and pasture improvement, though overstocking can reduce gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa County
4-H Club
Joe Morrow
Collinsville
Joe
Lewes G. Skelton
Tulsa
Turner Bull Ton e Wins Grand Champion Title in Tucson
HT Tone, a three year old bull from the Turner ranch in Sulphur Oklahoma, was acclaimed grand champion bull at the Tucson Livestock Show. The grand champion female came from Milky Way Farm in Pulaski Tennessee. Tone also previously won in Kansas City and earned championships in Denver Ogden and San Francisco shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
HT Tone
Turner Ranch
Sulphur
Okla
Milky Way Farm
Pulaski
Tenn
Kansas City
Denver
Ogden
San Francisco
Hereford Sale Of Saturday Puts More Fine Cattle in This Section
Hereford stock sale Saturday afternoon offered 18 animals with solid interest and strong bloodlines such as Baron Domino and Hazlett Tone. Lt. Gov. James E. Berry presided as clerk with attendees including John Baker and W. L. Blizzard. Top price reached 145 dollars for bulls and cows. multiple buyers from Seivers communities and Pontose county participated, led by Col. Herriff and Judge Orel Busby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Donino
Hazlett Tone
Club Boys
Berry
Ed Berritt
Chitizen
Kansas City
Col. Herriff
W. E. Harvey
Ada
J. B. Hill
Pontoise County
Mr. Berry
Oath
Severs
Pontotse County
Pope to crown outdoors at St Peters balcony
Vatican dispatch says Pope Pius XII restores outdoor coronation tradition with mass inside St. Peters and a balcony ceremony expected to draw at least 150000 watchers. The pope will receive the triple tiara from Cardinal Caccia-Dominioni after the pontifical mass and may depart the Vatican soon after, staging the first public appearance since his election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peters
Vatican
Holy See
Pius XI
Holy Father
Camillo Cardinal Caccia-Dominioni
Order of Deacons
St. Joseph's
St. John Lateran
Two Convicted In Hugo Robbery Trial
In Hugo Oklahoma federal court A J Michelin and Wesley Wright were convicted of robbery and assault of Eagletown postmaster on December 29. Ed Cleaver was acquitted. Mack Shipock and Orville Evens testified for the government. Pierce had been tried and found guilty in an earlier robbery of the same post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
A. J. Michelin
Wesley Wright
Ed Cleaver
Eagletown
Okla
Mack Shipock
Orville Evens
Pierce
A Ha
Marriage Licenses Issued For Four Couples This Week
The court clerk issued licenses on Thursday to George Capps aged 68 of Mill Creek and Hattie Jackson of Sulphur, and on Friday to Charles F. Brazell aged 28 of Ada and Melba Bernice Cox of Stonewall. A hammock rope safety note mentions it supports only about a quarter of the weight if pulled horizontally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Capps
Mill Creek
Hattie Jackson
Charles F. Brazell
Ada
Melba Bernice Cox
Stonewall
By Headlights Driver's Known Says Gentry
Commissioner J M Gentry warns Alahoma motorists that dark winter nights heighten fatigue and crash risk. He urges deflecting headlights, avoiding glare, and using low beams to prevent accidents and ensure safe travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry
J. M. Gentry
Commissioner of Public Safety
Alahoma
Thief Loots Church Desk in Anderson South Carolina
A March 4 report from Anderson South Carolina states a thief broke into the First Presbyterian church, rifled the pastor’s desk, and stole three pennies and the pastor’s sermon titled My Responsibility to My Church.
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Club Boy
Barrow Lamb
Atokan
Ford
Fereford
Memb
Isteer
Pontotee
Feant Reed
Horseshoe Ranch
Fitzhugh
Coalgate
Charles Henry
Hughes Coun
JH. Gray
Pontotocounty
Floyd Irrett
Ben Sullivan
Elmo Hendrickson Jr
Duron
Duron Silar Taylor
Macvin Kirkland
D. F. Oge
Byng
Fith
Garvin County
Bernice Simmons
Sammy Oliphant
Paul Keathiey
Lamar
B. F. Kennedyj
Billy Joe Carpenter
Pentatoc County
Accident Vicim
Clark Chambers
Norton
Lincoln
Jimmy Wolfe
Galvin
Geraldine Tolbert
Dsuls Valley
Hugh As
Ségand
Aul Keathiey
Far Pow
Lillian Holdenville
Ird
Junion Chester White
Buster Kennedy
Chester Waite
Fat Barrows
Gervin County
Myrna Loy
Marlene Dietrich
Governors Center
Vicla Hopper
By Tom Marks
Ada News
Turner Bull
Orel Busby
George Smith
G. C. Mayhue
J. P. Richard
Baron Domino
E. F. McGee
Chattanooga
Albert Wilson
Domino Lass
Rose Domino
R. G. Cody
Centrahoma
Miss Baron
Aggie's Lad
Bull
Lewis Halbeck
Apache
Tony
J. P. J Rickard, Ada, $77. Tony 5Th ‘Sapa pull—George I'smish
Miss Tone
Dominette
J. K. Powell
Asier Domino
Mable Tone
Roy Craig
Martha C. Tone
J. K. Fowell
Lorenas Tore
Paladino
Prince Rupert
Pope
Dal
Rome
Vacherie
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