Out Our Way Social Roundup From Community
The note lists a string of local social visits and events. Lela and Thelma Standridge and Jewel Floyd hosted a Thursday party enjoyed by local youth. Several families visited relatives, attended church, or shared meals around the area, with multiple names and towns named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Lela
Thelma Standridge
Jewel Floyd
Wilma Lee
Nola Lillard
Marving
Mamie Hamilton
Essie Waters
Old Owl
Eula Davis
Tupelo
Lottie Tiner
Mable Glover
Mandie Harlin
Monk Davis
Denison
Mr. Clifford
Wilson
M. B. Odom
White
Wade Thompson
Henry Boatman
Altha
Virginia MceCormick
Audrey Clifford
Alma Lou Reed
Willie Mae Dugan
Bob Davis
Burtis Smith
Lindsay
Lester Davis
Claud Cooper
Bud Smith
Albert Wooley
Edgar
Eddie Tiner
Altha McCormick
Mildred Odom
Lovelady
Claude Cooper
Reeves Montgomery
Ada
Johnnie
Foul brood prompts hive cleanup and spread caution
The column describes a beekeeper’s response to foul brood in his colonies. He quarantines by burning old frames and equipment, moves bees to a new hive, and uses disinfectant routines to prevent spread. Nearby colonies show no infection, while Pontotoc county’s honey reputation underscores the stakes of proper control. The piece also blends agricultural notes on kafir corn, yeast feeding, and Oklahoma 4-H soybeans programs with local farming updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Berry
Hoot Owl Ranch
Pontotoc County
New Orleans Gets Ready for 4-H Club Activities and Community Programs
The article outlines 4-H and club plans across locations including New Orleans and Latta with teams in baking sewing and clothing selection. It notes a July end contest season, a radio program schedule featuring experts from agriculture horticulture and home economics, and a late-night fire after a major blaze on West Fifteenth Street that destroyed an historic house. The fire amid muddy streets delayed responders but was contained by morning. Officials from the state department list Tulsa and Stillwater leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
W. S. Kerr
Ada
West
Fifteenth Street
J. Craven
Experiments on Kafir Corn at Livestox Day
Oklahoma A and M College animal husbandry researchers report three years of kafir corn feeding tests at Livestox Day. Conclusions show soaking reduces value, threshing saves 33 percent in feed for 100 pounds gain, grinding saves 8 percent, yeast feeding ineffective, with self feeding largely satisfactory but slightly inferior to oriented whole kafir corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Oklahoma Experiment Station
Oklahoma
Craig County
Animal Husbandry
Oklahoma A. and M. College
C. P. Thompson
Animal Husbandry Department
Thompson
Mr. Thompson
4-H Rally Highlights And Club Activities
Dear Club Members recounts a well attended rally with praise for program work. Latta hosted a Monday style show by the 4-H club girls featuring wash dresses. Ahloso and Blue Mound adult clubs received demonstrations on bread work and wardrobe building. Laxton girls excelled in baking and canning. Lightning Ridge demonstrated mayonnaise dressing with pimentos onion and cheese. Sandwiches were served to the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Ahloso
Blue Mound
Old Landmark Of City Burns Here Last Night
Ada’s historic landmark was reduced to ashes by a late night blaze. Spanish-American war veterans from Oklahoma will gather in Shawnee June 11 and 12 for the state encampment, with about 200 expected to stay overnight. Delegates for the national encampment will be chosen, and Tulsa’s Charles F. Harris announces the event location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Shawnee
E. E. Collier
Shawnee Post
Bartlesville
Collier
Ito
H. D. Hewett
Charles F. Harris
Tulsa
Detroit
Mich
Omaha
Harris
No Per Capita Payment This Year Says Burke in Oklahoma
In McAlester April 26 no per capita Indian payments will be made to Choctaw and Chickasaw members this year. Congressmen Cartwright secured a detailed tribal funds status showing balances of 402,129.10 for Choctaw and 107,865.13 for Chickasaw. The Indian Office cites upcoming school, officer, and attorney expenses plus reserves, suggesting any new distribution could endanger tribal schools by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Office
Tulsa Attorney Faces State Supreme Court Disbarment
Oklahoma City May 2 The state supreme court cited Tulsa attorney and former district judge M A Breckenridge to appear Friday morning and show cause why he should not be disbarred for comments on habeas corpus in a Tulsa World letter connected to O O Owens case. The notice comes as Breckenridge argues a writ of habeas corpus in the Owens matter. The report notes local farm life and community notes from Maxwell and surrounding areas with visits, illnesses, and social events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
M. A. Breckenridge
Tulsa
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Breckenridge
Tulsa World
O. O. Owens
Supreme Court
Criminal Court of Appeals
Beveridge Dies in Indianapolis a National Figure and Lincoln Biographer
Albert J Beveridge former United States senator of Indiana died suddenly in Indianapolis at his home while he had been writing a life of Abraham Lincoln. He served two terms in the Senate and twice failed in attempts to return to office. He was a leading advocate of direct election of officials and a noted orator and author. Born 1862 on an Ohio farm, he rose from humble beginnings to legal career and prominent public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Albert Jeremiah Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Beveridge
Senate
Progressive Party
Samuel M. Ralston
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Harry A. New
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Europe
America
Ohio
Illinois
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Katherine Langsdale
Catherine Eddy
Chicago
Albert Jr
Abagail
Oklahoma Governor Grants Pardons in Tulsa Assault Case
Gov Johnston granted a full pardon to Myrtle Lancaster who was sentenced to one hour in prison after a Tulsa assault with intent to kill conviction. The action follows extensions granted at the request of charities commissioner Mabel Bassett while the case was reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Gov. Johnston
Myrtle Lancaster
Tulsa
Lancaster
Mabel Bassett
Charities and Corrections
Prohibition Halt on Writ Issuance Ordered by Supreme Court
A Supreme Court order bars the issuance of a writ in the case, blocking lower court actions and directing all parties to await further guidance from the high court. The ruling underscores the court's authority over procedural remedies and stay of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Madill Fire Wipes Out Hardware Store and Bakery
A major fire in Madill destroyed the McMillan Hardware store and Home Bakery building, with two other adjacent shops damaged by falling walls. Estimated loss reaches 75 000 dollars, two thirds covered by insurance. Fire originated on the McMillan upper floor amid low water pressure and slow water supply from Mill Creek Plant. Ardmore department sent two trucks that arrived late. Madill volunteers and firemen kept the blaze from spreading. Insurance covered most losses for the hardware, bakery, and Lindley Tailor Shop. The U S government remains the world largest supplier with annual purchases between 250 000 000 and 300 000 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan Hardware Company
Home Bakery
Lindley Tailor Shop
McMillan
Madill
Mill Creek
Ardmore
MacMillan Hardware Company
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Willa
NEA Service, Inc
Byron Norrell
B. A. Pratt
Pratt
Stillwater
L. W. Osborn
Oklahoma A. and M. College Extension Service
Muskogee
Wagoner
Mayes
Atoka
Choctaw
McCurtain
Craig
Nowata
Ottawa
Rogers
Craig County Bankers Association
J. B. Hill
Mr. Hill
New Orleans
Fitzhugh
Lightning Ridge
Morgan
Fred Griffee
D. C
E. E. Harndon
Helen Shelby
Vera Jones
Martin and Scholl
C. E. Sanborn
W. W. Wiggins
Karl Klages
Frank Cross
Julia Roth
Helen Thuesen
Louis Markus
Oakley Pittman
Bristow
Ponca City
State Department
Charles L. Harris
O. A. Steiner
R. E. Simpson
Okmulgee
Mack Shrodes
M. P. Waldron
Mississippi
Mrs. Morgan
Burk
Fayette Turner
J.R. Magar
Joe Robertson
Travis Norman
Billie Turner
James Parnell
Everett
W. H. Robertson
Jim Bracheen
Floyd Wood
Sam Wood
Kathryn Woods
Chloa’ Rutledge
Lillie Bell Brache
L. D. Rutledge
Mary
G. W. Evans
Stratford
Earlin Haskins
W. H. Beaver
R. M. Crompton
R. L. Roberts
Maxwell
Roberts
Bruce Little
Tecumseh
G. W. Lamb
Pannell
C.&. Cavener
J. Q. Moore
Alex, Okla
Kathryn
W. C. Norman
Travis
Turner
Vivian Turner
Byars
Lillie Bell Bradeen
Beatrice Evans
Blanche Wood
Ina Wood
Wilburn Stone
Lillie Bell Bradheen
Rance Tucker
Elbert Tucker
Parish
Edd Tyson
George Evans
Sylvia
Hazel Wood
Ruth Turner
Ina Woods
Vernice Magar
Verlin Light
Blanche Woods
Teddy
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoosier
U. S
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