Stratford Weekend Visits Reach Regional Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Henderson and Mrs. Lela Stephens of Enterprise Oregon visited Stratford over the weekend at the home of Mrs. Stephens party host Louie Maner and several friends. Weekend visitors in Mrs. W. J. Rodgers home included two daughters. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Max Fields of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Harry Hoyler with grandson Harry Glenn from Pampa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Henderson
Lela Stephens
Enterprise
Oregon
Stratford
W. J. Rodgers
Max Fields
Oklahoma City
Harry Hoyler
Harry Glenn
Pampa
Texas
Ardmore pastors meeting at First Methodist church
Rev and Mrs George Needham attended a Ardmore district pastors and wives meeting at the First Methodist church in Ardmore on Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Denham and son of Maysville and Mrs Bud Robertson of Norman visited the Shi family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Needham
Ardmore
First Methodist Church
Clyde Denham
Maysville
Bud Robertson
Norman
A. H. Shi
Miller Family Visits Friends in Stratford
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller and their daughter Jerry of near San Francisco California visited friends in Stratford on Tuesday. Mr Miller formerly worked as a mechanic at the OT Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Jerry
San Francisco
Calif
Stratford
Mr. Miller
Mrs. E. L. Martin and son relocate near husband
Mrs. E. L. Martin and her son, formerly living in Pasadena Texas, move to stay with grandmother Mrs. J. T. Skaggs until her husband in the Air Force at Ellington receives discharge within weeks.
Mrs. C. A. RotenberryVisits Stratford On Wednesday
Mrs. C. A. Rotenberry of Pauls Valley spent Wednesday in Stratford attending to business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rotenberry
Pauls Valley
Stratford
Blackburn Family Heads to San Francisco for Visit
Mr and Mrs Joe Tom Blackburn and daughters and Mrs Tom Blackburn depart Friday for San Francisco to stay two weeks. They will visit Mrs Tom Blackburns sister and family Mr and Mrs Amos Maples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tom Blackburn
Tom Blackburn
San Francisco
Calif
Amos Maples
Mrs. Paul Gene Baird Visits Her Mother in Colorado
Mrs. Paul Gene Baird of Boulder, Colorado, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Forrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gene Baird
Boulder, Colo
Mary Forrest
Stratford Seniors Tour Burns Run near Colbert
Stratford high school seniors enjoyed a three day trip to Burns Run near Colbert from Thursday through Saturday. The outing offered swimming boating skating and bicycle riding for all participants sponsored by Mr and Mrs John Lewis and Mrs Clara Austell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford High School
Burns Run
Colbert
John Lewis
Clara Austell
Couple welcomed 9-pound daughter at Stratford Maternity
Mr and Mrs Norbert Villaflor are parents of a 9 pound baby girl born at Stratford Maternity Hospital on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Villaflor
Stratford Maternity Hospital
Sunday Guests With Mrs Nabors List
Those spending Sunday with Mrs. A Nabors included Mr and Mrs Hugh Allen Nabors and daughters of Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs M E Fisher and daughter Mary Jane of Sulphur and Mrs Floyd Morris and Sue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nabors
Hugh Allen Nabors
Oklahoma City
M. E. Fisher
Mary Jane
Floyd Morris
Sue
Mrs. Lee Ott Visits Te cumseh Relative Sunday
Mrs. Lee Ott spent Sunday in Tecumseh visiting at the home of her mother Mrs. I. E. Attaberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ott
Tecumseh
I. E. Attaberry
Henry Family Visiting Grandmother in Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry and son of Hidlebend Arizona visit Mr. Henry's grandmother Mrs. F. E. Griffin and Mr. Griffin in Konawa Oklahoma for a few days. Mrs. John Hudson of Konawa accompanies them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Henry
Hidlebend
Ariz
John Hudson
Konawa
Mr. Henry
F. E. Griffin
Griffin
Pauline Hawk Visits Oklahoma City Relative’s Home
Pauline Hawk of Oklahoma City visited Friday and Saturday in the home of her mother Mrs. R. R. Chandler with sister Mr and Mrs Frank Reed and Marilyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Hawk
Oklahoma City
R. R. Chandler
Frank Reed
Marilyn
Freeman Family Gatherings Include Parental and College Ties
Those spending Sunday in the Cloud Freeman home were her parents of Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gosnell, and son Marvin, Virgin McWilliams, Loyd and Floyd Freeman of Murray College and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Freeman of Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloud Freeman
Wayne
J. M. Gosnell
Marvin
Virgil McWilliams
Loyd
Floyd Freeman
Murray College
Junior Freeman
Stratford
Mrs Ora Jones Leaves Teaching for Move to Konawa Home
Mrs. Ora Jones, a fourth grade teacher for the past two years, has moved with her two children to Route 3 in Konawa. She does not plan to teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Jones
Route 3
Konawa
Morris Family welcomed Sunday visitors
Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Floyd Morris were a son and wife. Mr and Mrs Austin Morris of Shawnee visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Morris
Austin Morris
Shawnee
Edmond visitor Ben Blohm calls on Tegtmire couple
Mr. Ben Blohm of Edmond visited Mr. and Mrs. August Tegtmire and attended to business here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Blohm
Edmond
August Tegtmire
Home Brought Together By Head Family Ties
In San Bernardino California and Pauls Valley Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Claud Head and Mr and Mrs Joe Head and their daughter express kinship with the couple Mr and Mrs Frank Rannals as the home scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rannals
Claud Head
San Bernadino
California
Joe Head
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Pink and blue show honors Mrs Morris at home
Mrs Paul J Morris was honored in a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Ruth McCurdy. Guests included Mrs John Qualls Mrs Leroy Qualls Alice Didman Mrs Flora Larman Louise Easley Mrs C R Hunt Mrs Bob Deaville of Byars Mrs Juanita Callen Mrs Frank Rannals Mrs Jack Wood Mrs W W Stokes Mrs I V Morris Mrs Beatrice Morris and the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Morris
Ruth McCurdy
John Qualls
Leroy Qualls
Alice Didman
Flora’ Larman
Louise Easley
C. R. Hunt
Bob Deaville
Byars
Juanita Callen
Frank Rannals
Jack Wood
W. W Stokes
I. V. Morris
Beatrice Morris
Mrs Horton Convalesces After Surgery at Valley View
Mrs B D Horton recovers at home after undergoing surgery last week at Valley View hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Horton
Valley View Hospital
Beckham couple attends Stratford High School commencement
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beckham of Midwest City visited relatives and attended the Stratford High School commencement exercises Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beckham
Midwest City
Stratford High School
Portales Family Visit Draws Locals Home
Mr and Mrs Lloyd McGee and daughter Jo Ella of Portales New Mexico spend the week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Dalton and other relatives. Miss Lorene Shults accompanies them home to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Thults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McGee
Jo Ella
Portales
New Mexico
Bill Dalton
Lorene Shults
Jim Thults
Stratford Flower Garden Club Hosts Murray Aggies vs Senior Boys
The Stratford Flower Garden club sponsored a Thursday night ball game between the Murray Aggies and the senior boys. The senior team members who played this final game included Bill Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Flower Garden Club
Murray Aggies
Bill Black
No Medical Cancer Cures In Sight
Editorial warns cancer cures in trials are unlikely to yield real results. It notes cancer signs are the cancer itself and that temporary improvements do not prove cures. Early surgical removal remains the best hope, with surgery often needed to restore function and address complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
We Are Bedeviled by Superstitions and Fearful Ideas
Dr Ralph W Lockman argues that modern minds are still victims of superstitions and fear despite education. He notes distrust of God, rapid technological changes, and the need to balance realism with faith, urging humility before unseen truths and future promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Lockman
America
Galsworthy
Saint Paul
The
Hudson
Israel
General Features Corp
Stratford Team Wins By Thirteen Points In Busy Game
The Stratford team defeated its opponent by 13 points with a 36 to 49 score. The game drew a large crowd and the Garden Club collected over $20 in earnings. Players mentioned include Kenneth Turner Paul Bar rett Gary Little and Calvin Agee subbing for Richard Watts who was ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burn
Kenneth Turner
Paul Barrett
Gary Little
Richard Watts
Calvin Agee
Stratford
Garden Club
Reds Close Border Crossings Stuns German Railbound Transit
Frankfurt reports a sudden East German order shutting the Gutenferst feeder line in Thuringia to Hof in Bavaria. The action halts passenger traffic on the interzoner route linking the Soviet zone with West Germany, the first such cut since the Berlin blockade ended in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Gutenferst
Thuringiaa
Hof
Frontier Communications Center
Bavaria
Berlin
ECOEA Board Opens Planning for 1952-53 Convention
New East Central Education association board met to plan the 1952-53 convention. Presidents Jim Ragland and Ray Stegall joined by secretary, with Robert C. Moore as a new three year member. A survey of district teachers is planned for fall as schools open. Other members were C. M. Johnson and F. E. Willingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New East Central Education Association Board
Jim Ragland
Wetumka
Ray Stegall
Ada
Robert C. Moore
Woodland
Moore
Educational Progress Committee
Stegall
C. M. Johnson
Weleetka
F. E. Willingham
Tecumseh
Hunt Expresses Appreciation For Lack of Rival
Virgil Hunt county treasurer expresses appreciation that no candidate runs against him in the come primary and general elections. He thanks taxpayers for the pleasant attitude in dealings with him and his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hunt
Elevation Peak in Oklahoma Reaches New High
The highest point in Oklahoma occurs in the Black Mesa region of the Panhandle, rising to 4,978 feet above sea level. The milestone highlights Oklahoma's northern frontier and its rugged topography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Black Mesa
Panhandle
States Divide Over Brink Investigation
Rhode Island Attorney General Powers accuses Massachusetts authorities of lack of interest in information linking the Brink’s robbery and the slaying of Carlton M. O’Brien. McGinnis, a Boston nightclub owner, was questioned and later released. Gagnon of Pawtucket is named as a planner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
William E. Powers
Powers
Brink
Carlton M. O’brien
Joseph F. McGinnis
O’brien
West Warwick
R.I
McGinnis
Alfred A. Gagnon
Pawtucket
Rhode Island State Prison
Gagnon
Rebellion Grows In Textile Union
P leader Lewis Conn, former TWUA North Carolina director, claims over 42,700 workers switch from the CIO Textile Workers Union to the AFL United Textile Workers. He cites 17,000 in North Carolina, 9,000 in Virginia, 9,000 in Pennsylvania and 7,700 in New Jersey. James Bamford sets up headquarters and predicts most Southern TWUA members will rally to the AFL in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C.P
CIO Textile Workers Union
AFL
Lewis Conn
North Carolina
TWUA
AFL United Textile Workers
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
James Bamford
Twua Southern
West Virginia
Maryland
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Woman to Try Solo Sea Crossing From Plymouth
Ann Davison, a 38 year old widow, sails alone from Plymouth in a 23 foot boat aiming to become the first woman to solo cross the Atlantic to Florida. She acknowledges the risk and says she must try to compensate for her earlier loss when her husband and their 70 foot yacht disappeared after a 19 day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
Ann Davison
Florida
Reds Aid Socialists in German Bundestag By-Election
In Bremerhaven uninvited communist support helped the Socialists hold a Bundestag seat. Phillip Wehr won 51.3 percent in a by‑election to replace a deceased Socialist. Socialists frame the win as public backing against rearmament treaties with the West. The Reds did not field a candidate but backed the Socialists as part of their opposition strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerhaven
Germany
Bundestag
Phillip Wehr
West Germany
Reds
German Cops Use Clubs on Allied Soldiers in Hannover
In Hannover German police used clubs on allied soldiers for the first time in the occupation to break up a chaotic red light district brawl between Canadian troops and German civilians. Police reported injuries to three officers and several German bystanders, while Canadian casualties were minor with a few black eyes. The clash followed soldiers returning from six weeks of spring maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannover
Germany
7Th Infantry Brigade
Pinay Coalition Gains Seats in French Advisory Council
The moderate coalition backing Prime Minister Antoine Pinay won 11 new seats in the Council of the Republic, bolstering efforts to curb inflation by cutting government spending. Leftists held steady while Gaullist rightists lost eight seats. returns pending from overseas territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Antoine Pinay
France
Council of the Republic
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Train Hits Truck Triggering Michigan Rail Derailment
A Chesapeake & Ohio freight train derailed after colliding with a pickup at a crossing north of Sawyer Michigan. Three teens in the truck were hospitalized in critical condition, two from New Troy and one from Sawyer. Dozens of freight cars blocked tracks, with property damage including a warehouse and two buildings. Power lines fell and service rerouted via Kalamazoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Mich
Michigan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Here
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph
Shirley Pratt
Starr Brighthill
New Troy
Roland Sonnenberg
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Frenchman Proposes Matrimony Cure for British Woes
In London Dr. Gabriel Mouchot argues in Medical World that Britons should abandon complaints about wartime rationing and seek happiness through marriage. He urges a ministry of matrimony and nationwide marriage coupons, claiming love outvalues any rationed candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gabriel Mouchot
Medical World
McLain Warns of Deserting Europe
Lt. Gen. Raymond S. McLain, former Army comptroller and Oklahoma City banker, warned at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that withdrawing from Europe could hand the Russians control of the world. He questioned finishing Korea too quickly, saying divisions might be buried in Europe without protection for free Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Europe
Raymond S. McLain
Army
Chamber of Commerce
Korea
Free
McLain
Seek Escapers in Kansas City Area
Police seek two of three Indian patients who fled the Eastern Oklahoma Hospital for the Insane after kidnapping a guard. An unidentified motorist reports picking up two armed men on U S Highway 71 near Joplin and driving them to Kansas City. Names Edward Harrison 35 Robert Red 41 Forrest Taylor 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma Hospital
Joplin
Edward Harrison
Robert Red
Forrest Taylor
Vinita, Okla
New Chief Takes Over as Head of Truce Delegation
Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison is named to replace Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy as chief of the United Nations Command Korean Armistice delegation. Joy, 57, has led talks at Panmunjom since July 10 and departs June 9 for a new post as superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. Harrison, 56, brings two star rank and has been with the truce team since January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
William K. Harrison
C. Turner Joy
United Nations Command
Harrison
Mark W. Clark
Joy
Panmunjom
M.i.te
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
Little Inch Names New Atoka Official
Keith will assume duties May 1 as Atoka chamber program expands to full scale. He served six years as Atoka city manager and has long civic experience. Keith previously ran a funeral home in Ada before moving to Atoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka County
Mrs. Beat Rice Sells Dies at 50 in Non
Mrs. Beat rice Sells 50 longtime Non resident and wife of Alex Sells died recently. Born in Gerty she lived in Non for years and funeral and burial were held there. Surviving are her husband four daughters four sons and other relatives including W V Hennigan and M B Shipley of Ada. The late Alex Sells moved his family to the county in 1892 and died in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Beatrice Sells
Non
Gerty
Alex Sells
Mr. Sells
W. V. Hennigan
M. B. Shipley
Ada
Sells
U N Raiders Fight Into Red Bunkers In Korea
U N raiders penetrated fortified Communist bunkers on the Western Front and directed artillery fire at fleeing Reds. Filipino troops on the Central Front annihilated 40 Chinese defenders west of Chorwon. Fifth Air Force pilots claimed 117 Red supply vehicles destroyed amid cloudy skies. Maj. Gen. Glenn O. Barcus arrives to take command of the Fifth Air Force in Tokyo, with leadership shifts at the Seventh Fleet and Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Chorwon
U.S. Eighth Army
East Central Front
Fifth Air Force
Joseph J. Clark
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Robert P. Briscoe
C. Turner Joy
Naval
Far East
Joy
U.S
Naval Academy
Glenn O. Barcus
Tokyo
Barcus
Frank F. Everest
Tactical Air Command
Langley Field
Governor appoints Garber to Spastic Paralysis Commission
Oklahoma City May 17 Gov Johnston Murray announced the appointment of O T Garber of Lawton to the Spastic Paralysis Commission replacing James B Moss of Tulsa who resigned Garber will fill Moss term which expires July 6 1953 Other commission members are Vernon Kuwitzki Norman and Bob McInnis Coalgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
O. T. Garber
Lawton
Spastic Paralysis Commission
James B. Moss
Tulsa
Garber
Moss
Vernon Kuwitzki
Norman
Bob McInnis
Coalgate
Greater Returns for Vested Ada NEWS Want Ads
A local want ad notice highlights improved returns for invested Ada funds. Details outline higher value listings and expected benefits for advertisers, with emphasis on trust and reliability in the Ada News classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Cemetery Cleanup At High Hill Baptist May 22
High Hill States Cemetery Cleanup scheduled for May 22 at the High Hill Baptist church grounds. Volunteers should bring tools and meet for an all day work period with a noon basket dinner served. The cemetery lies four miles southeast of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Hill Baptist Church
Ada
Vietminh Suffering Heavy Losses in Indochina War
In Indochina the communist led Vietminh are badly hurt by French Union forces. Since December 1 through April, Vietminh casualties total about 24 000 killed 11 000 captured and 2 000 to 3 000 wounded with Hoa Binh sector bearing major losses. French reports also show about 1 000 killed 1 900 wounded and 1 000 missing among French Union troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanoi
Indochina
Vietminh
Hoa Binh
Black River
Red River
Gulf of Tonkin
Six Oklahomans Nominated for Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City May 17 Six prominent Oklahomans were nominated to the state Hall of Fame by the Oklahoma Memorial Association. Nominees include Dr. Everett DeGolyer Thomas Gilcrease Savoie Lottinville Richard Lloyd Jones Judge George L. Bowman and Vice Admiral Joseph J Clark. They will be inducted November 16 during Statehood Day events in Oklahoma City. The association also urged planning for Oklahoma’s 50th statehood anniversary in 1957 and urged Gov Johnston Murray to convene a planning conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Memorial Association
J. G. Puterbaugh
McAlester
Everett DeGolyer
Dallas
Thomas Gilcrease
Tulsa
San Antonio
Gilcrease
The
Tulsa Tribune
George L. Bowman
Kingfisher
Oklahoma Legislature
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
Joseph J
Jo Jo) Clark
Chelsea
U. S. Fleet
Pacific
Hall of
Memorial Association
State Historical Society
Oklahoma
Johnston Murray
Trojan Horse Tactic Helps British Paratroopers Strike Base
In UPPER HEYFORD England on May 19 American and British troops staged war games. A force of 150 British paratroopers landed near a US air base while a 30 man team disguised as firemen used a firetruck to breach the main gate. They seized the Americans’ headquarters without resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Heyford
England
U. S
Negotiations Near For Final Turner Turnpike Contracts
Oklahoma City May 17 P Negotiations underway may lead to awarding final construction contracts on the Turner Turnpike. Turnpike Manager H E Bailey aims to cut bids and have last work signed by Monday. The 88 mile toll road now costs just over 39 million dollars with a 7 million dollar bond to cover unexpected costs. Officials hope for at least three bids and six service stations with one restaurant. The toll road is expected to open February after delays in policy routing materials and lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Turner Turnpike
H. E. Bailey
Turnpike Authority
Bailey
Authority
Tulsa
Mill Creek Alumni Plan Second Banquet
Mill Creek High School hosts the Mill Creek Alumni Association second banquet Saturday June 7 at 8 in the new lunch room. Lester Dennis of Ardmore will MC and Rhys Evans former Carter County representative will speak. Reservations are $1.50 per plate via Mrs. Jack Penner Route 1 Mill Creek Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek High School
Jack Penner
Treas
Route 1
Mill Creek
Oklahoma
Lester Dennis
Ardmore
Rhys Evans
Carter County
Mill Creek First Baptist Church
Wyly Keith Named By Atoka Chamber Of Commerce
Atoka County Chamber of Commerce selects Wyly Keith as secretary manager at a recent board meeting. Keith to oversee chamber activities and promote local business in Atoka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyly Keith
Atoka
Atoka County
Truman presses for full civil rights plank at Chicago
President Truman rejects McKinney’s compromise on civil rights and urges enactment of his proposals to Congress. ADA backing push to write a strong civil rights plank, with Lehman and Myers supporters warning Southern opposition to the 1948 or stronger planks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Truman
Frank E. McKinney
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Congress
Chicago
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
McKinney
Walter George
Georgia
Stray Dogs to Be Sought Out Soon War on stray dogs will begin soon
War on stray dogs will begin soon as E M Manuel advises local dog owners to vaccinate and obtain licenses from the city clerk. Manuel warns that vaccination does not remove the need for a tag and stresses securing the tag to avoid the pet being slain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Manuel
Manuel
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Dean
Ecoea Board
Hunt
Pinay Coalition
Railroad
Pontotoc County
High Hill States Cemetery
Cream of Red
By Larry Allen
Yanks
Grads
Knifes
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