Political Announcements Primary July 1 1938 Buck Cartwright
Local primary notices list candidates for county offices including state senator Buck Cartwright and Sheriff Don Summers along with named alternates and party affiliations. Other names include J Stafford Pat Holman and George R Collins with roles in county government races.
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Juy
Bunolf
Buck Cartwright
J. Stafford
Pat Holman
Boa County
Pise
Bod Austell
Orville T. Maxey
Impson Anderson
George R. Collins
Sheritr
Don E. Summers
Wom
Trin
Breadride
Frank Dyer Seeks Pontotoc County Assessor Post
Frank Dyer of Pontotoc County announced his candidacy for County Assessor. A lifelong Oklahoma resident with farming and oil experience, he emphasizes fair and equitable property assessment. He and his wife Marietta have two sons and are active members of Ahloso Baptist Church.
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Frank D. Deer
Pontotoc County
Deer
Oklahoma
Grady
Ada
Frank Dyer
Dave C. Hybarger
Chickasha
Hazel Atlas Glass Co
Peoples Electric Cooperative
180Th Field Artillery
National Guard
Dyer
Marietta
Donald Joe
East Central State College
Kten Television Station
Jerry Frank
Latta
Ahloso Baptist Church
New County SC Board Elects Rhynes
The Pontotnc County Soil Conservation District elected Dr. Willard Rhynes as its new board member at the first meeting held Tuesday morning in Ada. Stonewall remains chairman with Vel Bumpers as vice chair and C. C. Buxton as secretary. Bumpers joined the board as an appointive member replacing A. H. Gus Shi Jr., whose term expired in April. Raynes is the lone holdover. most others were present for orientation and duties were explained by officials from the State Soil Conservation Board and Soil Conservation Service.
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Board of Supervisors
Pontotnc County
Ali
Thermas
Hershel Burrus
Marvin Emerson
State Soil Conservation Board
Oklahoma City
Charley Evans
Soil Conservation Service
Herb Nation
Margaret Haywood
Roscoe Long
Summers, Former Football Star, Seeks Sheriff Post
Don Summers, a former Ada High School and East Central standout now in auto sales, announces his candidacy for Pontotoc County Sheriff. A veteran and National Guard sergeant, he promotes youth sports, safety education, and county efforts with coaches and teachers, proposing rifle clubs and strict liquor laws enforcement.
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Don Summers
Don
Pantatec County
Summers
Ada High School Cougars
East Central Tigers
Wanda Sue Eppler
Homer and
Byng
Pontotoc
Donna Sue
Mark Edward
Hayes School
Ada
National Guards
986Th Field Artillery
Far East
Oklahoma
East Central State College
Centrahoma
Stonewall
Alttomobus
Sheriff's Office
National Rifle Association
Sherif
Camp Perry
Ohio
Amvets Organization
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Order of the Red Red Rose
Pontotoc County
Friends of
Pol. Ang
MarriagesBind Four Couples Across States and Ages
Cecil Brown aged 44 of Ventura California weds Ola Stark 38 of Allen. Marvin Ray Lee 21 of Ada weds Lenora Balthrop 21 of Ada. Harold Coburn 29 of Francis weds Ola Russell 26 of Francis. Capt Wilson Brown once naval aide to Presidents Coolidge and Roosevelt, served 1926 29 and 1943 45.
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Cecil Brown
Ventura
Calif
Ola Stark
Allen
Marvin Ray Lee
Ada
Lenora Balthrop
Harold Coburn
Francis
Ola Russell
Wilson Brown
Calvin Collidge
Roosevelt
Broadrick Seeks Reelection as Pontotoc County Sheriff
Bill Broadrick asks Pontotoc County voters for the Democratic nomination to a second term as sheriff. He touts 16 months in office, enforcement of laws, a crime reduction record, and the elimination of bootleg whiskey. He pledges vigilance, prompt response to violations, and greater effort if reelected.
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Pontotoc County
Jnb
Ada
Pontotoc
Erine
Bill Broadrick
Ada Men Chase Snappy Straw Hats On Hat Day
Ada residents marked Straw Hat Day as May 15 with humid skies and showers not dampening buys at local stores. Men favored the dark narrow-brimmed straw, a seasonal style headed into summer per the mayor and merchants.
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Ada
Emporia
Cravatt Pleads Non Support, Receives Suspended Jail Sentence
Wade Cravatt admitted neglecting child support during arraignment before County Judge Fred Andrews. He received a six month sentence suspended on his commitment to provide for his minor children and was ordered released. the case was filed Tuesday.
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Wade Cravatt
Fred Andrews
Cravatt
Pat Holman Seeks Pontotoc County Attorney Seat
Local Ada attorney Pat Holman announces his candidacy for Pontotoc County Attorney. Born August 9, 1920, in Centrahoma, he served in the U.S. Army until 1945, earned a law degree, and has operated in Ada since 1954. He vows full commitment to duty and fair treatment of all in Pontotoc County.
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Pat Holman
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Pat
Centrahoma
U.S. Army
Seminole County
Fontaine County
U. S. Army
Ada
O. U. School of Law
Q. €. CU. School of Law
Oklahoma City
State Bar Association
First National Bank
Bonnie Bell Willoughby
Trent
Rand
Kim
Tim
Bonnie
First Baptist Church
Ada Livestock Auction Receipts and cattle and hog prices
Ada Livestock Auction in Ada reported 700 cattle and 125 hogs sold. Cattle prices ranged from 18.00 to 32.00 with varied grades including steers and heifers. hogs grossed 20.00 to 23.00 for feeders and 20.00 to 22.40 for bulk butcher hogs. Augusta Military Academy at Staunton, Virginia holds a parade every Sunday afternoon.
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Ada Livestock Auction, Inc
Augusta Miltary Academy
Staunton
State Sees Rain and Windstorm Impacts Across Oklahoma
The state recorded showers starting after midnight with a late burst bringing 0.45 inch of moisture to soaked soils. Northwest and southeast areas may see heavier rainfall. a Gowen windstorm uprooted trees and damaged roofs in Latimer County. Rain totals varied statewide with Boise City at 2.70 inches. others logged lower amounts. Temperatures ranged from 76 highs to 62 lows, with mild conditions expected to continue. fog appeared in spots including Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Gowen
Hartshorne
Latimer County
Boise City
Panhandle
Calvin
Okmulgee
Madill
Cushing
Pryor
Quapaw
Miami
Maramec
Haskell
FL Sill
McAlester
Guymon
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Ponca
Tulsa
Altus
Hobart
Ft. Sij
Midland News Notes on Local Residents and Achievements
Latta couple Mr and Mrs O V Turner welcome new neighbors Mr and Mrs J C Booth and family who moved from California. Sadie Mae and Jimmie visited P T McConnell’s family. Vaness FFA team won first place at the National Judging Contest in Oklahoma City. Richard Pedersen expects furlough home June 11 before going overseas.
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O. V. Turner
Latta
Sadie Mae
Jimmie
P. T. McConnell
J. C. Booth
Howard Welch
Rooths
California
Vaness Ffa
Oklahoma City
Richard Richard Pedersen
Chris Pedersen
Fire Leaves Ada Family in Need
A Thursday drive is underway to aid the Steve Jones family of Ada after their North Beard street home burned Monday night. Friends report losses of furniture dishes clothing and other household goods. donations are collected by Mrs. Bryant McCown who will pick up contributed items at Federal 2-5840.
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Steve Jones
Ada
Jones
North Beard
Bryant McCown
Federal
Measles Dwindle Still Ahead Of 1957 Season
Oklahoma City report shows 407 measles cases in the week ended May 10, down from 750 the prior week but well above last year. State totals reach 4,851 for the year, vs 979 for the first 19 weeks of 1957, with streptococcal throat infections also declining to 226 last week from 307.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Department of Health
Egypt Voters Decide on Annexing Two Thirds District
Voters in the defunct Egypt school district face a single issue on May 20 whether two thirds of the district will be annexed to Byng. Balloting will occur at W. M. Gayne home in Egypt from 2 to 6 pm. The district closed after the 1958 term with only seven pupils in the final year.
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Egypt
Byng
W. M. Gayne
Costs Paid Bogus Check Cases Dropped
Bogus check charges against two county residents were dismissed Wednesday. J. Vincent Brown had charges dropped after paying $9.55 in court costs, and Guy H. Sires had charges dropped after paying $7.55 in court costs, with recommendations from the prosecuting witness and county attorney respectively. Both cases were filed on Tuesday.
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County Cour
J. Vincent Brown
Guy H. Sires
Salmon Loaf Molded for Flavor and Style
A moist salmon loaf baked in a fish mold or loaf pan, seasoned with onion pimiento and lemon juice, and served with a celery green pepper sauce. The recipe yields 8 to 10 servings and includes rice, evaporated milk, and a baked finish with decorative garnishes.
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Gounty
Pha Case Chas, Bushing
Frank D. Dyer
Frank D. Oxer
New County SC Board
Rhynes
Don E, Summers
Broadrick
Bill" Broadrick
ADA Livestock
Midland News
Mrs
Paul Parker
Seminole
Kenneth Hunt
Ezra Hunt
Howard Briggs
Charles Pedersen
Laurie Gayle Pedersen
Noe Watson
Jaxe McGee
Freezer Supplies
ADA Frozen Foods
E. Main
Tiras
Trader Mills
North Broadway
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