Coal County to send two to Boys State and one to Girls State
Coalgate special reports two boys Glenn Leister and Garwin Moore headed to Boys State while Sue Ronald, daughter of Gordon Ronald, will attend Girls State in June. Sue is active in church and school clubs and leads Future Homemakers of America. Garwin is Centraliom High School salutatorian with an American Legion award and a semester scholarship to Oklahoma A and M Stillwater. Glenn Leister is a gifted pianist and artist, honor student, and son of Dennis Leister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
American Logian
Coalgue Logan
Gormalern Sue Ronald
Gordon Roneald
Iife
Homemakers of America
Glenn Leister
Garwin Moore
Centrahome
Boys State
Glenn
Dennis Leister
Fred Stalder
Garwin
W. Moore
Centraliom High School
American Legion
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Stillwavter
Good Paint Brush Care and Maintenance Tips
Practical guide on selecting brushes, prepping new brushes with linseed oil, and cleaning with turpentine or solvents. Includes wrapping for storage, avoiding bristle damage, and proper drying. Also covers brush handling during painting, removing excess paint, and storing in oil to preserve bristles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Citywide Clean-Up Set to Start in Ada About June 1
Ada announces a citywide cleanup with an extra truck and two helpers to work ward by ward. Citizens can contact The News for exact schedule as the effort aims to finish in about a week barring bad weather. Bill Castleberry arranges the plan noting extensive debris from recent winds and ongoing home, yard, and forage clearouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Polio May Break Marks This Year
Polio cases for the first sixteen weeks of 1950 exceed the same period last year. Dr. Van Riper and Dr. War Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis report rising NYC cases and better hospital readiness. Winter polio occurs but epidemics peak in summer. doctors anticipate improved patient care and diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
Mart E. War Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
New York Medicine
New York County Medial
Murray County HD Clubs Plan Dress Review Meeting
Murray County home demonstrator clubs plan a dress review and fashion meeting to display their outfits. The event includes classes for house dresses street attire coats and suits with judging to begin in the morning and arrangements handled by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray County
Addison Ain
Grers
Shane
Joy
Jap Princess Weds Museum Attendant at Imperial Wedding
Japan's No 2 princess Kazuko married a museum railway attendant Toshimichi Takatsukasa in Shinto rites. Emperor Hirohito attended, a historic first for a Japanese sovereign at a royal wedding. The government funded the ceremony with 13,500 dollars and granted land and funds for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Taka
Kazuko
Toshimichi Takatsukasa
Nobusuke Takatsukasa
Meiji Shrine
Hirohita
Prince Takamatsu
Letter Carriers Protest At Oklahoma Convention
Tulsa May 2007 47th annual Oklahoma Letter Carriers convention opened in protest of a postmaster general order cutting 15000 positions. Speakers included James K Langan of Pittstown PA national association officer and Wayne R Ruffin Tulsa president of the state association. About 200 members and their wives registered for the two day meeting amid opposition to a plan for single daily delivery and claims of a large department deficit. An election of group and auxiliary officers was set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Conesues
James K. Langan
Pittstown
National Association
Langan
Wayne R. Ruffin
State Association
Sundsy
Club Council Meeting Planned With Entertainment
The council meeting of the 15 clubs will be held at 2 30 with Birs. Howard Gibson will preside. Two entertainment numbers and two devotional items are planned along with a brief business session. Miss Esther Martin will perform a number and Miss Genevieve L. Kysar, home demonstration agent, provided the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gibson
Esther Martin
Genevieve L. Kysar
Armed Forces Day Observances Stress Strong Defenses
Military leaders across the United States emphasized that defense is the nation's path to peace on Armed Forces Day. Officials cited advances in atomic weapons defense, chemical and biological warfare readiness, and a unified military ready to deter aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Praw
America
Paul H. Griffith
Kansex City
United States
Army
Anthony C. McAuliffe
Army Chemical Corps
Frank Pace, Jr
Akron
Ohio
Jin
Washington
Truman
Johnson
New York
Clovis E. Byers
Columbus
Miss Clough Tops D A Grade Average At OU
Carol Clough daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Clough Norman receives Alpha Lambda Delta for highest four year grade average at the University of Oklahoma She also earned Phi Beta Kappa junior scholarship and later Phi Beta Kappa membership She to marshal at OU closing exercises June 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Clough
A. L Clough
Norman
Alpha Lambda Delta
University of Oklahoma
O.U
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa
Fhi Beta Kappa
Ardmore
Readers Digest
Carol
AL Clough
Sara Tunnell
Ada
R. E Blanks
1630 East Eighth
Sulphur Completes Clean-Up Drive
Sulphur ends annual Clean-Up campaign with extended pick-up day due to rain. Citizens cooperate. Dick Norwood of the Chamber of Commerce praises public response and notes official support with city trucks provided for trash collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
Dick Norwood
Sulphur Chamber of Commerce
City of Sulphur
Chamber of Commerce
East Central College Graduating Class H Members
East Central College lists the 1940 graduating class with Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Education degrees. Names include Edward Clampitt and John Betson Jr among B A graduates and Vern Barber among B S Ed, with numerous Ada and surrounding town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central College
West Central State Teach College
Edward Clampitt
Forte
Roff
Douglas Epperson
Ada
Fieyd Fleming
Seminole
Bruce Ligon
Arch
George Nigh
McAlester
Dorothy Olson
Bill Richmond
Guibert Waldrip, Jr
Heaidton
Vern Barber
Wetumxa
Johnnie Betson
Fittstown
Health Round-Up For Sulphur School
The Annual Summer Health Round-Up sponsored by the PTA of Washington School in Sulphur will be held May 24 in the Washington school auditorium. Each child entering first grade this fall will receive a gift. Dr S A Wipers and Be R W Shorton will examine students with school nurse assistance. Secretaries listed. The event aims to prepare children for school and familiarize them with school routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA of Washington School
Washington School
C. M Godard
PTA
5. A. Wipers
R W. Shorton
Thurman Webb
Addison Walker
Bitz
Olin Lawrimore
Raymond Wal- Ten
Loyd Clinton
Paul Kelton
Lord Ailmor
Bus Driver With Heart Aids Family
A young mother with two children boarded a city bus seeking a ride far from town. The driver cooperated, answering questions and offering help as they traveled toward the highway, aiding the distressed family through the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolsa. Oka
Mar
Dover
Pontotoc District Scouts Shine at Camporee Near Sulphur
More than 500 scouts and readers attended the Arbuckle Area Council Camporee at Cold Springs Camp Sulphur with nine Pontotoc District troops joining in skill events from obstacle courses to Morse signaling. Eagle and Tiger awards were earned by multiple units including Troop 4 and Troop 6, with arrivals from First Christian Church and several other organizations. Explorer posts also assisted as a jamboree tent previewed the Great Jamboree at Valley Forge planned for this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Arbuckle Area Council
Cold Springs
Platt National Park
Ahlson
Tiger
Explorer
Lat
Valley Forge
Grand Council Camp Fire to Be Monday at Norris Field
The Ada Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds plan the Grand Council Fire Monday May 22 at 7 30 p m at Norris Field. The event features a torch light procession, awards including the 1950 Birthday Honor for Discovery Unlimited, and plans for Torch Bearer Rank projects with 18 activity fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Blue Birds
Norris Field
Camp Fire
Discovery Unlimited
Ann Euibanks
T. M. Eubanks
East Tenth
Aind
Jgirks
Grand Council
Camp Fire Girls Group Meetings and Grand Council Fire Plans
Camp Fire Girls groups meet across Hayes Horace Mann Willard and Norris facilities with leaders Mrs Bradford Mrs Holberg Mrs Palmore and others. Scribes note regular meetings, song practice, crafts, and preparations for Grand Council Fire at Norris Field Stadium Monday night and related activities including visits to the Fire Station and college gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandakaya
Hayes School
Blue Birds
Horace Mann School
Grand Council
College Stadium
W. ©. Holt
Patsy Johnson
Willard School
E. RK. Holberg
Alyce Palmore
Norris Stadium
Council
Beverly Heissberg
Passenger Aid Story From a Bus Route Scene
A transit officer or passenger assists a woman and her infant party. The man notes the woman has 33 cents and her husband left her. He collects aid totaling 26 dollars from fellow travelers and passes it to a sexton bound for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Loui
Breakfast and Luncheon Skip pers Cheat Selves
A dated feature urging no skipped meals highlights breakfast as the start, suggests citrus or tomato juice, bread, milk or eggs, and notes lunch as a chance for eggs or a milky dish. It warns against poor outside meals and promotes salads and vegetables, ending with a curry rice recipe and ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editr M. Barrer
Star in Male Animal York Graduates May 25
Bob Joe York, Ada resident and East Central alumna, stars in Male Animal on campus and graduates May 25 with a BA Ed, major art and minors in speech. Navy Signalman 2nd Class, toured Cuba and the Pacific, later reentered East Central to finish studies. York plans Oklahoma University for a master’s while pursuing acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Joe York
East Central
Ada
Bob
Ada High
Jesters Dramatic Club
Jed East Central
Navy
LST
Cuba
East Indies
South Pacific
Alpha Fi Omesa Dramatic Fraternity
Camerata Fine Arts Club
John Doe
Substance in Human Milk Destroys Polio Virus
Dr. Albert Sabin announced that a substance in human milk has been identified as a destroyer of the poliomyelitis virus. Studies continue to determine the exact nature of the substance and why it appears in some cows’ milk. Experiments with milk mixed with polio virus in mice showed protection, while virus alone caused paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Albert Sabin
Children’s Hospital
Sabin
Lebanon
French Toast Sandwiches and Sauce Instructions
Melt butter or margarine with vegetables and cook three minutes on low. Stir in sugar salt and pepper. Add milk slowly until sauce thickens, then olives and parsley. French Toast Sandwiches use thin cheese slices with mustard and catsup between bread. Fold in egg-mill mixture, cook quickly in hot fat, serve at once.
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Gormaleen Sue Ronald
MR. Fix
Bob Scharf
Cresore
Wastmmnen
Gkite
Hitrself
Unification
Armed Forces
Miss Clough
D.A
Adan
Mra
Bob Blanks
Merci
Appraanansty
Miles
Rush Springs
Charlene Corvin
Jur Mel DeMoss
Milton Denman
Haldenville
Exie Marie Tolly
Pauls Valley
Oce Dale Labass
Aca
Donald James Laux
Christine Mansour
Talihina
Thomas Medley
Augusta Pearl Melugin
Dustin
Fern Thompson Merrill
Asher
Patricia Louise Montgomery
St Louis
Oxfa
Jerry Gene Morgan
Centrahoma
Betty Jean Newland
William Reagan
Purcell
Joe Houston Reed
Dorothy Coventon
Billye Crowder
Milo
Frances Daugherty
Emile Dessigne
Billy Fleming
Mangwa
Bess Frazier
Tyranza
Ark
R. M. Gabbard, Jr
Maud
James H. Garner
Helen Green
Holdenvale
Russell Greer
Drumright
Margaret Hall
Agra
Gwen Hall
Britt Tummer, Jr
Norman E. Umphers
Norma Ann Wagner
Konawa
Wilma Jo Walker
Betty Jeane Walters
Byars
Hershel Levi White
Sasakwa
Mrs. Wesse Wilkinson
Ads
Floyd Wimberly
Wynnewood
Phyllis Zimmerman
First Christian Church
Altioso
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
McLish School
Laverday Mission
Asbury Methodist
First Baptist
Camparall
Luke Dodds
Dixie Pike
Qivai Spann
Chester Sneed
FE. W. Holpkemier
Renfro Herndon
Neal Suidhan
Charles Longpine
Ebner Massey
Jimmie Tho
Parry
Stephens
Barnes
Bradford
Linda Barnes
Norma Jeah Robinson
Linda Graves
Mrs. Trimble
Macdonald
Dairy Queens
Scribe
Grace Myers
Rhett
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