Summers Chapel Sunday School Attended Amidst Community News
Rural community notes detail crowded Summers Chapel events with Sunday School well attended, Sister Campbell’s preaching schedule, and families like Glennie Oaks, Elmer Flatt, and many neighbors visiting relatives. The piece lists numerous visits, church services, and local social happenings across Walnut Graye and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Glennie Oaks
Baby
Elmer Flatt
EC. Flatt
Avery Pennington
George Evans
Archie Relefords
Anderson
Lena Hughey
Betty Lou Anderson
Gracie
Willie
Maud Mull- Inkix
Jay Isaacs
Burn Magor
Navy
Arthur Hively
Gordon Nelson
Birthday showers brighten community week
Three birthday showers occurred this week with Mrs. Cora Dodson Mrs. Haines and Mrs. Nennie Kelling hosting at the Dodson home. Guests received many presents and enjoyed cakes coffee and coca. Games were played and Allene and Evert Braden spent Sunday night with their uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand
Skoges
Walnut Graye
Oscar Whitson
Bill Palmer
Pickett
Walter McAnalley
Archer
Marvin Campbell
Charley Kelling
Egypt
Raymer
Gene Steele
Bee Yaney
Lilian Archer
Lois
Alvin
Grandma Archer
Jones
George Archer
Walnut Grove
Braden
Emmett Bottoms
Roy Bottoms
Lonnie Golden
Willie Aaron
Myrtie Archer
Harmon Burenett
Rebee
Hazel McAnally
Ada Sparks
UNION
Cora Dodson
Haines
Nennie¢ Kelling
Dodson
Allene
Evert Braden
Community notes and church announce Perry
Friday night pie supper at the local place invites all to join with pies and money in pockets. Sunday School and singing planned with guests from other communities. Missionary Baptist Church schedules preaching the fourth Sunday in March with dinner on the ground and ordination in the afternoon. Local families and neighbors share visits, travel to Kiowa and Ada, and reminisce about neighbors moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Guy Binkley
Alger Jones
Homer
Clyde Williams
Dortha
Christena Capps
Billie Ray
Carl
Amos Williamson
Vada Bandy
Wallace Capps
Jessie Tilley
Tilley
Marvin Wood
Jackie
Ruby Wyatt
J. Ro Newby
George Blevins
Ellis Achison
HK. Rankin
Oscar Rankin
Fred Wortman
Commerce ,Texas
Sam Rankin
Steve Odom
J. R. Newby
Odom
Hughes
Charlie Danner
Missionary Baptist Church
Lula
Brother Farris
Stonewall
Elvin Smith
Dale
Imogene
Jacqueline
Kiowa
Upton
Leroy
Edith Riley
Heck
Suck Riley
S. BD. Rowe
Jessie
Lovell Rowe
Luella Teelai
Fdalls Hill
Dorothy Upton
Leona
Tona Mae Phares
Hattie Brook
W. FP
Iliz Byrd
Ada
Edgar Tiner
Ib Wooley Jeff
California
Financiers Added As Defendants In Bond Suit
Oklahoma City and Shawnee financiers were named as defendants in a bond suit brought by taxpayers against former county treasurer Tommy F Ford and his bondman United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. District Judge Tal Crawford signed the order adding R. J. Edwards J Edgar Hannah J E Piersol Co American National Bank of Shawnee and W E Harber. The case concerns 77000 in bond purchases that created overdrafts in county funds and prompted embezzlement charges against Ford and bond salesman Joe Smalley. Ford has not yet been tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Crawford
Oklahoma
Shawnee
Tommy F. Ford
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
R. J. Edwards
J. Edgar Honno’d
J. E
Ford
Joe Smalley
Weleetka
Smalley
4-H Club forms in Vanoss area with plans for gardens
Local notes report a newly organized 4-H Club in Vanoss with members eager to work on gardens and crops. Numerous visitors and neighborhood greetings fill the weekend, with many social calls among families and friends from Ada, Stratford, Center, Shawnee, and Ripley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wooley
Verlene Upton
Anna Belle Riley
Vanoss
Gean Hagar
Stratford
Bonnie Peters
Luther Parker
Tommie Ray
Center
Ray Dame
Frank
Clint Sturdevent
Ada
E. J. Farley
Clint Childers
Mattie I Miner
Bill Cartwrils
Cuba Childers
Willie Shaw
Keet
Mardal
Driskell of
Sunshine
G. M. Pitters
Hettie Waters
J. P. Walker
Alan, Walker
Neoma Bradley
G. M. Pitt
G. A. Pitt
Pat Henderson
Garland Hunter
Galey
Henderson
Tinnie Brown
Desmond Blaylock
Louise Pitt
J. L. Tilley
Sarah Williams
Ithyline Holt
Ruby Baker
Florence Standridge
Okmulgee
W. J. Standridge
Carl ‘Denham
Allie Denham
Gay Parell
Shawnee
Adell Jones
Had No Cause To Commit Death By Own Action
SAYVILLE N Y March 15 For four years Vahee Thompson 34 lived in fear of an incurable disease His wife left with their 5 year old son Daniel returning she found a note Dont come in I have taken the only way out Inside Daniel was found dead of a skull fracture and submersion and his father from a shotgun blast Coroner Grover A Silliman said the verdict was murder and death by own action The fear proved unfounded no trace of an incurable disease was found
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayville
N. Y
Vahee Thompson
Vance Thompson
WPA Approvals Authorize Oklahoma City Projects
Oklahoma WPA administrator Ron Stephens authorized immediate start of projects in Braggs Muskogee county demolis h old school building and build new with auditorium gymnasium $31360 in Muskogee county malaria control $29741 Antlers Pushmataha county school building $6596 Frederick pack improvements $5418 Anadarko culverts and drainage ditches $44280 Norman sewers $3208 Garvin county Change Rusn Creek channel $12268 The capitol in Washington required 70 years to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ron Stephens
Oklahoma
WPA
Braggs
Muskogee County
Muskogee
Antlers
Pushmataha J
Frederick
Anadarko
Norman
Garvin Caya
Change Rusn Creek
FSA Broadens Its Farm Loans Field
Day E. Slingerland, county FSA supervisor, explains that the Farm Security Administration now lends to capable farmers not on relief and not able to secure full financing elsewhere. Loans target those needing large-scale equipment or livestock for cooperative ventures, while privately financed operations may still require bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Slingerland
FSA
Farm Security’ — Administration
Farm Security
ESA
Oldtime Fighters Seek An Angel For Roundup Rest
Houston reports aging frontiersmen seek a 10 acre bunkhouse park with water and space for 30 men to host annual reunions. Rev Airey of the National Frontiersmen’s Association cites $10,000 as a funding target and envisions a museum for relics. Notables like Elfargo Baca Chris Madsen Major Gordon Lillie and B D Nix are named among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
America
A. W. B. Airey
National Frontiersmen’s Association
Uncle Sam
Airey
Elfargo Baca
Albuqueraque
N. M
Chris Madsen
Guthrie
Major Gordon
Lillie
Pawnee
A. Jennings
Hollywood
Calif
B.D. Nix
United States
Indian Territory
Double Divorce Is New One For Judge
District Judge Henry W Hoel granted two divorce decrees to brothers Tommie and Albert Roten of Crescent. Their wives Madge and Vera Roten, sisters, testified about neglect of duty. One wife testified, then the other brother corroborated. the second witness testified and then recalled the brother. The divorces were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Henry W. Hoel
Tommie
Albert
Roten
Crescent
Madge
Vera Roten
Soth
Hoel
Government weighs using surplus funds to aid cotton loans
Washington reports a developing shortage of certain U S cotton grades in markets and a slump in exports. Officials consider using federal surplus funds to pay premiums to farmer-borrowers to redeem loan cotton and sell it openly, plus bounties to exporters to price foreign cotton competitively. A Commerce Department tally shows 15,637,000 bales in consumption and storage on March 1, with 21,250,000 bales frozen under loans, leaving 4,247,000 bales for domestic use and export until the new crop in August. If reserves hold steady and consumption remains near average, export availability could vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Agriculture Department
Federal Surplus Commandpity Corporation
Great Britain
France
Wallace
Twins Birth Delayed As Second Twin Arrives In Jasper
In Jasper Indiana a second twin was born four weeks after the first, William Joseph Scherle, at Mrs. Robert Scherle's home. The newborn weighs seven pounds and joins siblings Mary Catherine 11, Clara 9, and Arnold 5. The first twin weighed five pounds at birth on February 1. Dr. L A Salb reports mother and baby well. the mother is 28 and the father works as a woodworker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
Marc
William Joseph Scherle
Robert Scherle
L. A. Salb
William Joseph
American Medical Association
Morris
Fishbein
Chicago
Vast Florida Fire Brings Its Own Rain
A massive Everglades fire near Fort Lauderdale, Florida, March 15, burned about 15 000 acres of peat and sawgrass. A smoke plume darkened the sky and delayed air traffic while a light rain of mud fell from heat driven condensation. Meteorologist Ernest Carson noted such fires can generate their own rain, worsened by a prolonged drought that lowered water levels making fires harder to fight. Two hundred men toiled with plows and drags but made little headway against one of Florida’s largest blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Everglades
Miami
Ernest Carson
Florida
Bitter Regret Echoes in Britain Over Czech Occupation
In London on March 15 Prime Minister Chamberlain expressed bitter regret over Germanys occupation of Bohemia and Moravia. He urged perseverance toward peace by agreement and defended not making charges of breach while signaling criticism of Hitlers actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Germany
Bohemia
Moravia
Viscount Halifax
House of Lords
Czech
Shaele
Halifax
Agost Hitler
International at a Glance reports Nazi expansion gains
Through telegraph lines the AP notes Berlin’s march on Czechoslovakia with Prague surrender and German domination spreading across Bohemia Moravia, while Hungary pressures Carpatho Ukraine and Paris Berlin talks hint at Czech absorption. Britain flags inquiries, Rome cabinets discuss Nazi coup, Warsaw nerves over Slovakia, Franco Madrid plan to seize Spain, Tokyo warns Russia over fisheries, Moscow cites doubled Red Army since 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Czecho-Slovakia
Bohemia
and Moravia
Greater
Germany
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Moscow
Ted Army
Osage Fires Burn Cured Grass Supply
Pa mustka March 15 Osage fires burned thousands of acres of cured grass, causing major loss according to County Agent Fred Ahrberg. He noted the greatest damage was to winter feed, but baled prairie grass is plentiful and cheap, so livestock feeding should not be hindered. No cattle or large structures burned, and several small fires were controlled quickly, with some ranchers blaming careless passersby for cigarette-caused blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Fred Ahrberg
Couny
Aliberg
Ahrberg
Jews To Be Minority In Palestine Plan Reported
London March 5 The British government reportedly decided to place Jews in a permanent minority status in Palestine. The cabinet accepted the plan after the London Palestine conference failed to reach agreement, limiting Jewish immigration and land purchases in the Holy Land amid Arab and Jewish participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Palestine
Holy Land
Pege Es
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dessie Riley
Lucile Riley
Alice Hammond
T. L. Cook
Boye Ponder
Edith Rollins
Minnie Miller
L. Turner
Ughey Loum
Calvin Berger
Bobby Hammond
Loyd
Debra
Sd.chambers
Annie Jones
Lee Ponder
Marvin Brewington
Vaness
Iva Chambers
Boyd Ponder
Ellen Cape
Carolyn Phillips
Helen Walker
Etna Turner
Lena Grace
Ughty Loum
Karine
Katherine
Lightning Ridge
Aline Gurley
Mamie Cantrell
Frank Robins
Tunelo
McCoy Or Galey
Ami Jon Hays
Johnnie Hossier
Kenneth
Frank Cobb
Fay Pendleton
Doris
Jimmie Owenby
Stillwater
Jack Pendleton
M. College
Alice Coffey
Gentry
Bee Coulson
Jimmie Musgrave
Rank
Harber
Ruby Stephens
Annie Inderwood
Hart
Sonny-Boy Patio
Myessi
Bonnie
Birdie ‘Wortman
Henry Jamar
Joan
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Elizabeth Mercandelli
Arrow
Brescia
Ttaly
Holding Finance“Group
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Ada News
Prague
Republic
Budapest
Hungary
Carpatho-Ukraine
Paris
Britain
Mecho- Slovakia
Rome
Mussolini
Warsaw
Poland
Transiel
Slovak Republic
Hendaye
Franco
Spain
Shinchan
Canton
Tarragona
Assimo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!