Vanoss Rural News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Community notes from Vanoss recount dinners guests visits and social gatherings among Lowe Templeman Williams Shaw Berger and related families. Teachers and students traveled to Stillwater and Stonewall for events while local churches and clubs hosted meetings and preparations for eighth grade graduation and upcoming programs.
Rain, births, visits, and a funeral in the Egypt Ada area
Community notes recount a 19 pound baby born to Mr and Mrs Elmer Willis and a death for G B Thompson at Ada hospital. Residents including Mrs Leona Dunn and Mrs Opal Graham visited kin, skating at Ada, spinach canning, and a play trip to Egypt and Fitzhugh despite rain and muddy roads.
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Elmer Willis
Babe
Rain and community notes from Old Midland area
Local column notes rain, farming, and social events in Old Midland. Residents including Miss Helen Ragland, Ila Ponder, and Emma Thomas share visits. Berry and grape vineyards planted. cotton planted. mumps cases appear. school program interrupted by rain. people attend birthdays, dinners, and a senior play in Vanoss. Dr. Burns visits with a new car.
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Helen Ragland
Pauls Valley
Annie McKinley
Ila Ponder
W. J. Standridge
Old Midland
Etna Turner
Emma Thomas
Burns
Luther McKinley
Flora
Florence Richardson
W. L. McKinley
Earl Hodges
Gertrude Oliver
McKinleys
Ponders
Lee Thomas
Lon Walker
Baby
Jess Walker
Social Visits and Illness Reported in Local District
LaVerne Gideon Mozelle and Edmond Cavener visited Geneva and Sterling Isaacs Friday night. Ruby Dryden stayed with Inetta London Wednesday night. Debs Thompson visited Ray Dryden Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Farmer and her children of Allen are with her parents J. W. and Mrs. Isaacs. Vasto Pennington is ill with mumps. Visitors to J. W. Law Thursday night included several local residents.
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Frank
Ray
Ruby Dryden
John Lewis
Ralph
Nora
Ruth
Kenneth Brendle
Ira Mae
Elbert Keef
Frank Dryden
J. W. Law
Majorie Clark
Shawnee
G. W. Lamb
W. E. Dryden
Vaness
Vasto Pennington
George Gideon
Inetta
London
LaVern Gideon
Mozelle Cavener
Jay Isaacs
Earl McKeel
Stanley Teer
E. C
Arthur Jones
J. W. Isaacs
E. C. Cavener
Edmond
Bruce Little
Maxwell Community
LaVerne Gideon
Mozelle
Edmond Cavener
Geneva
Sterling Isaacs
Debs Thompson
Ray Dryden
Alvin Farmer
Allen
Mother's Day Program Planned at Denny Church
Local notice reports a Mother's Day program to be held Sunday night at Denny with invitations to bring a guest. Updates include visits by Aunt Mary Scoggins and Mrs. Alice Moberly, hospital news on Mr. Wilson, and multiple community greetings. Ladies Lilley, Lilley of Denny, and Beulah Wilson are noted. Mrs. Wright is described as very low.
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Denny
Mary Scoggins
Lillian Stevenson
Alice Moberly
Willie Myrick
Bernice Wilson
Sulphur Hospital
Letha McDonald
Leona Crawford
Wayne Moberly
Johnnie
C. W. Moberly
Harry Leeds
Addie McDonald
Zelma Carter
Melba Lee Eppler
Murray Collins
Herman Crawford
Bro
Garrison
Lilley
Beulah Wilson
Leeda Little
P. M. Wright
Local Visits and Community Notes From Ada Area
Ada residents trace weekend visits including Mr and Mrs Pat Mannings with Claxton Irwin and Dennafne. Johnnie Tiner with her mother Mrs Brandon. Joe Martin with Edward Walton. Abston household guests Sylas Twyman Joe Walton and Homer McGehee. Club women meet Friday with assigned topics. A ball game was postponed to next Sunday.
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Pat Mannings
Ada
Claxton Irwin
Dennafne
Johnnie Tiner
Brandon
Joe Martin
Edward Walton
Orval Abston
Sylas Twyman
Joe
Homer McGehee
Tom Riley
Claud Tiner
Tincy Victoria
Gaar
Clarence Tiner
Ahlen McDonald
Bim McClure
Joleta Little
Levi Muncey
Stillwater
Planning Board Initiates State Planning Program
Oklahoma Governor Marland creates a seven member planning board to survey old age pensions vocational education highway and land use. Vincent Miles arrives to begin work next week as the board starts immediate projects including a state survey and resource assessment.
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Oklahoma City
Marland
Vincent Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
Federal Planning Bureau
Leonard Logan
J. W. McClintic
Sam Sorrells
Poteau
Board of Affairs
Lea M. Nichols
Highway Commission
Scott Ferris
Sam Battles
Conservation Commission
Logan
McClintic
Sorrzlls
J. M. Aurer
Tulsan University
Campbell Osborne
Tulsa Tax
West Family Social Roundup Hits Ada Francis Areas
Nadine West spent Thursday night with Opal Harris. Mildred West spent Friday afternoon with Jewel Lee. Roy West hosted visitors across Sunday with Jess Lamb family. Loriie Harris visited Mildred West on Saturday. Floyd Lee called on Roy West Thursday afternoon. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. John Lee Friday included Blige Williams Gerald Howard and Mrs. Johnnie West. John Lee Johnnie West and Cal West shopped in Ada Friday. Priscilla West and Mildred West called on Mrs. Ruby West Wednesday. Thelma and Nadine West spent Sunday with Virgie Marie West. Helen Mathews of Francis called on Lorene Harris Sunday. Effie West visited in Francis Tuesday. Nettie Chandler club gathering Wednesday well attended. Edith Phillips of Francis visited Tuesday with Ely West. Mildred West spent Tuesday.
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Vaness
Lowe
Neema Bradley
Daphna
H. B. Williams
Francis Waters
N. N. Baker
Agnes M. Tillman
Stillwater
Roundtree
Eld
W. F. Mayo
Durant
Buster Palk
Alabama
Mary Lena Palk
Sid Thompson
Joan
Cora Lea
Hazel Welch
Bernice Henry
Hazel Murphy
Homer Barnes
Stonewall
Frisco
Jared
Melvin Brandon
Loreda Gilstrap
Zelma Barnes
John Lee
George Needham
Grover Barnes
Haskell
Wilburn Blackwell
Bernice
Marguerite Henry
Elsie
Harold Chambers
Lorene Morris
Aston West
J. O. Cruson
Ada
Jack Reeves
Franks
A. C. Chambers
Melba Hisan
Clyde Barnes
Virgil Henry
Athyl Davis
Buster Wyanscott
Grant Williams
Cora Lee Welch
Elmo Davis
Violet
Iva Shannon
Frank Williams
Eureka
Elsie Chambers
John Burkhart
Elva Trease
Carl Burkhart
Myrtle Morris
Lula
T. J. Little
Tom Henry
McDonald
Johnnie Daniel
Odell Shores
Dixie
Dora Daniel
Jewel Lee
Ruby West
Mildred West
Cal West
Clennis Wilson
Johnnie West
Francis
Helen Matthews
Marie Harris
Cleo West
Otto
Robert Harris
Viola West
Ethel Chandler
Louis Harris
Louise Chandler
Schol
Orville West
Floyd Lee
Dean
Melvin West
Ridgeway
Junior Chandler
Dortha Fay Wilson
Oklahoma City
Leona Dunn
Ora Myers
Floyd South
Henry Dunn
Omer Bottoms
Chickasha
Lon Jones
Rich
Alma Davis
Bruce Myers
Pauline Floyd
Hiram Jones
Ruth Myers
Opal Foster
Roy Floyd
Jones
Opal Graham
Clyde Norrid
Frank Richardson
Dunn
Leonard Hobbs
East
Trave East
Willie Graham
Lonnie East
Willie
Mrs. East
Oakman
Graham
Cantrell
Frank Robbins
Lightning Ridge
Son Jones
Roy Dunn
Eddie Coffey
Sugg
Ila Mae Keef
Ruth Brendle
Mamie Tucker
Haskins
Eddie Coffee
Troy Keef
Hardesty
W. Keef
Ejna Verne Kent
Hughey
Marcella
Lena
Lela
Mable Tyson
Violet Burks
Betty Lou Anderson
J. Isaac
Eleanor Coffey
KADA
Crompton
W. T. Keef
Billy
Dallas Burk
Mr. Brendle
Kenneth
John Gibson
Elbert
Pevehouse
Toga Murphy
Edd Dolahan
Grandma Henry
Ona Hughes
Tom Hughes
A. J. Deaton
Robert Henry
Hughes
Sutton
Ethel Dame
Lou Grindstaff
Tucker
Donnie
Effie Henry
Rosie
Norma Lee
Henry
Lonnie Dame
Bud Garrett
Leroy McDaniel
William Miller
Knox
Bro. McCloud
Nadine West
Opal Harris
Roy West
Jess Lamb
Loriie Harris
Blige Williams
Gerald Howard
Priscilla West
Thelma
Virgie Marie West
Helen Mathews
Lorene Harris
Effie West
Nettie Chandler
Edith Phillips
Ely West
Wrong man held for forgery arrest in Burkburnett
Sheriff Clyde Kaiser and Deputy Alvis Jones were sent to Burkburnett Texas to retrieve a man wanted for forging several checks including two for 150 dollars. They returned with the wrong man and released him after discovering the mistake.
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Burkburnett
Texas
Clyde Kaiser
Bill Edwards
New Trial Ordered for Governor Langer in Relief Funds Case
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed the 1934 conviction of William Langer and four others for conspiring to misuse federal relief funds. The case is remanded to North Dakota district court for a new trial as evidence failed to show overt acts. The defendants faced charges tied to soliciting workers for political contributions via The Leader and related misuse allegations.
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ST. Paul
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
William Langer
North Dakota
U. S. District Court of
Leader
Langer
Oscar J. Chaput
Frank A. Votel
R. A. Kinzer
State Emergency Relief Committee
Harold McDonald
Supreme Court
Stonewall High School Grants 27 Diplomas at Commencement
Stonewall High School closed a successful eight month term by graduating 27 students. The ceremony featured glee club numbers, a solo by Serene Williams, and salutatory by Melva Gibson with valedictory by Leila Mae Garrison. A. D. Duke of Ada delivered the address as diplomas were handed to the graduates and ten per cent top scholars received honors.
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Stonewall High School
Stonewall
Serene Williams
Melva Gibson
Leila Mae Garrison
W. D. Little
Ada
D. D. Duke
Melvin Brandon
Jim Byrd
Maxx Craddick
Jude Chaffin
Morris Harper
M. C. Jennings
Ray Killion
Ray Morris
Durwood Miller
Herman Close
Romaine McGhee
Lillie Mae Felins
Loreda Gilstrap
Virgin Holliday
Ruby Hill
Mable Kinman
Cora McLain
Inez Moore
Alta Murphy
Nell Truitt
Caroline Wooley
Lorene Williams
Dixie Daniel
Mable Carroll
LaVerne Ritter
Duke
Virginia Holliday
Attorney Sues Mrs Hauptmann Over Derby Dispute
Brooklyn reports reveal Edward J. Reilly, ousted as Bruno Hauptmann defense chief, suing Anna Hauptmann for 22398.82 in fees. court to hear why funds should not be put in trust. Kentucky Derby coverage notes Omaha’s decisive win over Roman Soldier in cold, rainy Churchill Downs conditions with 50,900 spectators.
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Brooklyn
Edward J. Reilly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Mitchell May
Maurice Edelbaum
Reilly
Hauptmann
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Cp—Gallant
William Woodward
Omaha
Downs Oval
Nellie Flag
Gallant Fox
New York Banker
Roman Soldier
Flambino
Whiskolo
C. V. Whitney
Nellie
Whitney
Wood Memorial
Jamaica Track
Fittstown Forms New City Government
Fittstown is established as a municipality with city managers Otto Strickland Jane Shaw J D Braly Roscoe Simpkins and Frank Bonds. Braly elected mayor Shaw named clerk. They plan to install a water system drawing from the Ada water line west of Fittstown. Strickland praises the new oil metropolis and its future as a model city.
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Fittstown
Otto Strickland
Jane Shaw
J. D. Braly
Roscoe Simpkins
Frank Bonds
Braly
Shaw
Ada
Strickland
Charged With Aiding Jail Breakers in Pawnee
Two men Jean Johnson and Elmer Morris face arraignment on charges of aiding four prisoners to escape the county jail on April 28. The escaped men Roy Burton and Pat Cox were recaptured near Hollow by a posse led by Sheriff C. M. Burkdoll. Bruton was slightly wounded during capture.
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Pawnee
Jean Johnson
Elmer Morris
C. M. Burkdoll
Hollow
Vinita
Roy Burton
Pat Cox
Bruton
Springfield Teachers Triumph in Tennis and Golf in Arkansas Meet
In Springfield May 7 the Pi-Springfield Teachers lost track 86-50 to the University of Arkansas but won tennis 4-2 and golf 6-5. Arkansas led track while Springfield swept the other two events to claim overall points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Greatest returns for the amount invested
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Damage suit filed against Robert Kerr by Tulsa plaintiff
In Oklahoma City on May 7 a $42 000 damage suit was filed in district court by Mrs. Mary Calhoun of Tulsa against Anderson and Kerr Drilling Co. and Mr and Mrs Robert S Kerr and their chauffeur Jack Johnson over a November 4 1933 automobile crash.
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Oklahoma City
Mary Calhoun
Tulsa
Anderson & Kerr Drilling Co
Robert S. Kerr
Jack Johnson
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