Latta High School Plans Commencement Week
Latta High and grade school prepare a week of events for commencement starting with the baccalaureate on Sunday May 12. Delma Scott will crown May Queen with Audie Oliver. the high school play A Poor Married Man is set for Tuesday night. OBU professor Jas N. Owen is invited to give the commencement address Thursday.
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Latta
A. H. Johnson
Delma Scott
Robin Hood
Audie Oliver
Department of Foreign Language
Impeachment Trial Delays as Witless Refusal Arises
Oklahoma City May 7 The impeachment trial of Justice J W Clark moved forward after F H Reilly a defense witness refused to answer a question and then resumed testimony Reilly discussed disqualification and his role in challenging a 1926 special session while noting his motive to curb legislative expense He testified about conversations with Armstrong and Hammonds and denied payments from Ledbetter or Franklin.
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Dudley
Justice Clark
Ledbetter
Semple
Clark
Ardmore
Franklin
Nicholson
J. G. Ralls
Atoka
Fred P. Branson
Branson
Ralls
Oklahoma City
J. W. Clark
Supreme Court
F. H. Reilly
Pottawatomie County
Reilly
J. B. Dudley
Jenly
Richard L. Wheatley
Justice Clarke
Jo O. Ferguson
Pawnee
Wade H. Loofbourrow
Buffalo
Loofbourrow
Claude Briggs
Clarence Lohman
Simpson
Stewart
O. O. Hammonds
Henry S. Johnston
James R. Armstrong
Johnston
Muskogee
Nine dead in Virginia and Maryland tornadoes report
Reports from Washington detail nine fatalities from tornadoes in Virginia and Maryland. Catlett and Woodville losses include Charles I Allen and twin daughters Myra and Emma Allen, H B Laws, Marshall Hawkins, and multiple Childs family members. Four injured in Maryland, with eight others listed as injured in Woodville and Catlett.
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Washington
Associated Press Today
Virginia
Maryland
Catlett
Woodville
Laytonsville
Unity
Charles I. Allen
Myra Allen
Emma Allen
H. B. Laws
Farmer
Marshall Hawkins
Local social notes mention visits and outings in Ada area
Nora Jackson of Stonewall called on Leola Bats on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hager and Roberta Margrett Ready motored to Ada Monday. Emma and Ethel Driver called on Bonita Miller Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Jackson visited sister Mrs Georgia Chambers Sunday. Georgia and Alva Reidel Au trey Jones Curtis Reeves motored to Ada Saturday night. Come on Blue Mountain. Two Black-eyed Mamas.
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Jim Melton
Opal Jones
Velma
Pauline Floyd
Otsie
Lizzie
Willie Melton
Fay Jones
Johnnie Mae
Lula East
E. W. Cantrell
Carrie Maxwell
Will Aaron
Raymond Stephens
Nora
Mary Myers
Sam Myers
Juanita Floyd
June Krieger
Leona Myers
Lyan Hammonds
John Palmer
Anecil Ramer
Bob Ramer
Jean Boland
Johnie Cantrell
Norvis Turner
John Myers
Marvin Floyd
Travis East
June
Wyona Kriefer
Henry Krieger
Richards
Mammie Cantrell
O. C. East
Grandmother Meyers
Pecan Grove
Nelson
Ada
Altom
Blue
Seminole County
Luia
Velma Kuykendall
Mable Glover
Guy Buzby
Carnie Treas
Carl Woolley
Annie Reed
Alma Lou Reed
George Landcaster
Lonnie Glover
Cecil Davis
Carl Woolly
Guy Buzley
Lydia Bryan
Paek
Eva
Bonnie Ray
Ollie
Roma
W. M. Ray
A. L. Smith
Jess Ray
Bob Tippins
Matthews Ray
Patterson of
Allen
Roberts
Wilma
A. P. Lillard
Iva
Neva
Bonita
Berdine
Opal Reeves
Conway
Lee Reynolds
Gamewell
Eva Ray
Tom
Ola Betts
Bun
Zilla Thompson
L. W. Davis
Tupelo
Nora Jackson
Stonewall
Weather and School Notes From Local Area
Clouds linger as farmers seek rain to boost cotton crops. School reports strong attendance and two more weeks left in term. Pupils strive to advance to the next grade with five taking the sixth grade examination and all performing well.
Rain hoped for by local farmers and community notes
Farmers in the area wish for rain while D. L. Morgan finishes a new barn on his property. Mrs. George Cole is ill this week. Grandpa Simpson visited among relatives, including C. N. and W. T. Simpson. Freshmen and sophomores enjoyed a party at Freda Chilcoat's Tuesday night with Irene Hattox and Norman Child involved.
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Jess
Hazel Dearman
Alfred
John Aday
Lynn
Ernestine Magar
Zera Oliphant
Medruth Fry
Elizabeth Bulloch
John Robinson
Roy Watson
Hall
Billie Sue
Turner Falls
Mr. Smith
Bevens
Burl Lane
Jewel Lynn
Ada
Beryl Simpson
A. P. Young
Rolf
W. D. Hattox
W. T. Simpson
Raymond
Grandpa Dandridge
Leon Simpson
Mary Lou Morgan
Bill Shelton
Little Son
Seminole
Cole Home
Sterling Ballard
Williams
Tinsley
Roff
Irene
Joan
Jerry
Local residents visit kin and attend church events
WeeK EOK LIGHTNING RIDGE reports numerous Sunday visits and weekend trips. Families from Ada Stratford Maysville and Wilson shared time with relatives while Miss Chearsie Rhodes Ellen Dunn and Mattie Patton were noted guests. Mrs F R Ray traveled to Arkansas to tend her ill mother and local poultry activities are mentioned.
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Lightning Ridge
Johnson
Shelby Standfield
Maysville
Chearsie Rhodes
Ada
Cushman
Mark Solomon
Stratford
Elbert Reed
Hennigan
Mattie Patton
Ellen
Alma Dunn
Pendleton
Clara Oliver
Fay Pendleton
Ellen Dunn
Alfred Dosson
William Patton
Wilson
Mr. Patton
Roff
Pioneer of Johnston county dies in Troy Oklahoma
Mr. George Pittman longtime Troy resident died Sunday afternoon April 28 at 4 00 pm He leaves a wife eight children one brother and two sisters in Troy and two sisters in Batavia Arkansas The body rested in Troy cemetery with services led by Mr Kirke Sympathy notes express loss and faith in reunion in Heaven Nellie Pittman a niece of Troy Oklahoma signed the message
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George Pittman
Johnston County
Pittman
Troy
Batavia
Arkansas
Kirke
Nellie Pittman
Okla
Jury Sets 20 Day Law Violators Convicted in San Angelo
Carroll Bates former San Angelo police chief and 19 others were convicted in federal court of conspiring to defeat the national prohibition act. The verdict came on the second ballot with sentences to be pronounced this afternoon. Witness W H Hutcheson testified he paid Bates as pay off man for a rum ring. Bates claimed bank deposits of 540000 in three years came from sale of a firm bets and gambling profits. An alleged diamond thief was arrested in Oklahoma City Ralph Mulkey 27 wanted in Wichita Kan for a big diamond theft two months earlier.
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San Angelo
Tex
Carroll Bates
A. W. Brown
W. H. Hutcheson
Bates
Oklahoma City
Ralph Mulkey
Wichita
Kan
Programs for summer session expand access and offerings
Plans for the summer term at the Teachers' College of Oklahoma include full opening May 20 with six buildings, enhanced laboratories, and a broadened schedule of classes. Admission allows mature students via exams or correspondence to relieve preparatory deficiencies, while tuition remains free except small fees.
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Oklahoma
East Central District
Willard Ward
State Board of Education
Teachers’ College
Teachers’ College of Oklahoma
Ada
Teachers College
Seminole-Carter Team Debuts in Ada Sunday
Ada baseball fans will see the Seminole-Carter team debut at Parkfield Sunday. The lineup includes many players from last year’s Seminole squad, which challenged the Ada Independents. May brings tough tests including Pure Oil of Seminole on May 19 and the return of the Pike City squad led by Fudree and Dobbins.
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Ada
Parkfield
Seminole
Ada Independents
A. O. Green
Independents
Pure Oil
Wilson
Pike City
Fudree
Dobbins
Blackburn Brothers
Bulla
Tariff Revision to Be Introduced in House Soon
Chairman Hawley of the House Ways and Means Committee announced that a new tariff revision measure would likely be introduced in the House as soon as it convenes tomorrow.
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Washington
Hawly
House
Ways and Means Committee
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