Driver pleads guilty after raid near New Bethel
Bob Driver arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff Bowles and Deputy Duncan near New Bethel on a possession charge. He pleaded guilty today and received a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. Officers also captured a still and identified Driver as its alleged operator. Dr. M C McNew travels to Knoxville for three weeks of recuperation before resuming practice. Messages from Mrs Bowles report Mrs Sam Cooper in Topeka improving after an operation. Ed Norman and daughter Elizabeth visited Earl Norman and family in Ada. Arthur Wayne, son of Mr and Mrs George Eb rie, is ill at home with fever. Mrs Ella Ray Davis of Temple Texas spent weekend in Ada visiting relatives while promoting Dorothy Lee cosmetics. Frank Ervin and Mrs J Allen Brown hosted them at 1115 High School Ave. for the weekend before their return to Oklahoma City. Miss Marie Chesnut left Sunday for Fort Worth to visit her brothers J R and F B Chestnut for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Driver
Bowles
Bob Duncan
New Bethel
Driver
Frank Ervin
J. Allen Brown
High School Avenue
Oklahoma City
Driver's Place
Fred Bowles
New Bethel School
Mrs Vinnie Jeffress Plans Visit and Music Class
Mrs Vinnie Jeffress will travel to Sasakwa tomorrow morning for a brief visit with her sister and to teach a music class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Jeffress
Sasakwa
Mrs Lewis Smith Hosts Guests in Okmulgee
Mrs Lewis Smith returned to her Okmulgee home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Henderson at 515 E Fifteenth. Mrs Ruth Marshall went back to Whitesboro Texas after visiting her uncle Paul Alderson and Mrs Alderson and Mr McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Okmulgee
J. F. Henderson
Ruth Marshall
Whitesboro
Texas
Paul Alderson
Alderson
J. P. McKinley
McKinley
Denver Couple Visits Local Family Friends
Mr and Mrs Clayton E Lewis of Denver Colorado arrived for a several days visit as guests of Mrs Hatch and Mr Hatch at 909 East Thirteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton E. Lewis
Denver
Colo
Lewis
M. P. Hatch
Hatch
James Eppler Named Manager at the Grease Spot
James Eppler has accepted the managership of the Grease Spot. He was formerly with the Continental Oil company station No. a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eppler
Continental Oil Company
Homecoming Opens New Baptist Church at Maud
L. A. Ellison and Mr and Mrs Montgomery attended the Maud homecoming marking the opening of the new Baptist church Thursday. Despite rain that interrupted the program a large crowd was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Ellison
Montgomery
New Baptist Church
Maud
Ada Trip Aids Kiwanis Work and Local Notices
Thomas P. Holt and Dr. Ollie McBride assisted in organizing a Kiwanis club at Maud aboard a plane from Ada Flying Service. The item also lists local notices including hospital, funeral, and sports results with St. Louis Magnolias beating the Ada Independents 4-1 and baseball play-by-play details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Holt
Ollie McBride
Maud
Ada Flying Service
St. Louis Magnolias
Ada Independents
Ada
Lefty Williams
Independents
Central Figures In Colorado Penitentiary Mutiny
Play by play recounts a tense game between the Athletics and Cubs with Hornsby and Wilson noted for strikes and outs. Key moments include Foxx homering for the A's and Ehmke delivering multiple strikeouts, while Cubs rallies and errors shape the scoring through the innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mrs Polk Smith and Thelma Lee Return from Nazarene Assembly
Mrs Polk Smith and her daughter Miss Thelma Lee have returned from Sapulpa where they attended the Nazarene assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Smith
Thelma Lee
Sapulpa
Nazarene Assembly
Notable county figures face illnesses and recoveries
Dr W W Cooper of Roff is seriously ill at Davis and not expected to recover. He is a well known county figure. Miss Ora Faust visits Miss Emily Anderson of Pauls Valley, who works in Pauls Valley schools. G W Haskins of Tupelo recovering rapidly after surgery at Brees Hospital. Lester Medlock, a Pauls Valley teacher, spends the weekend in Ada visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Cooper
Roff
Davis
Cooper
County
Ora Faust
Emily Anderson
Pauls Valley
Miss Anderson
G. W. Haskins
Tupelo
Brees Hospital
Lester Medlock
Ada
Capt Hargis Attends Confederate Veterans Convention
Capt. Sam H. Hargis travels to Muskogee for the annual Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. Joe Harrington remains home at 231 W. Sixteenth due to illness. his condition is not good today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam H. Hargis
Muskogee
The
Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joe Harrington
W. Sixteenth
Sneed approves boys uniforms in Pauls Valley reform school
General R A Sneed defends gray uniforms for inmates of the Pauls Valley reformatory after a Sons of Confederate Veterans resolution condemned Confederate gray as desecration. He says uniforms are for dress occasions, not labor, and that Pauls Valley is a training school, not a prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pauls Valley Reformatory
R. A. Sneed
United Confederate Veterans
Sneed
Jefferson Davis
Sons of Confederate Veterans
George R. Tabor
Muskogee
Board of Affairs
Pauls Valley
Bodenhamer elected national commander of American Legion
O L Bodenhamer of Eldorado Ark won the national command at the Louisville convention in a unanimous vote after Cox placed him in nominating. The result required 575 of 1148 votes and Arkansas delegates carried Bodenhamer to the platform as banners waved and a drum corps performed. Other officers were scarcely contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
O. L. Bodenhamer
Eldorado
Ark
American Legion
Albert L. Cox
Raleigh
N. C
Alabama
North Carolina
Cox
Bodenhamer
The
Legion
Arkansas
Paul V. McNutt
Little Rock
Oklahoma court lowers robbery sentence half for Pearson
In Oklahoma City on October 5, the criminal court of appeals, with Judge W H Chappell dissenting, cut J L Pearson’s sentence for robbery with firearms in Garfield County from 50 to 25 years. Pearson, who stood trial, was convicted. Ray Murphy, who pleaded guilty, received five years. The original sentence was by Charles Swindall, then district judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. H. Chappell
Criminal Court of Appeals
J. L. Pearson
Garfield County
Pearson
Ray Murphy
Howard Turner
Murphy
Pierson
Charles Swindall
State Supreme Court
Still Seized From Bob Driver by County Officers
Bob Driver was arrested and jailed after deputies confiscated a 75 gallon still during a raid at his residence near New Bethel School. This marks a second forfeiture from Driver since March 1, per Sheriff Bowles and Bob Duncan.
Supreme Court to rule on seizures in illegal manufacture
Washington date line Oct 8. The supreme court was asked to pass on the right of prohibition agents to seize bar rels jars and other containers that might be used in illegal manufacture of intoxicants. Ike Danovitz of Pittsburgh brought the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Prohibition
Ike Danovitz
Pittsburgh
National Legion elects five vice commanders at Louisville
The American Legion concluded its session naming Morton M. David Willis M. Brewer Milton D. Campbell Frank Schoble and Jerry Dugan as national vice commanders. Father George F. Kettle became chaplain. Bodenhamer named national commander and pledged unity and service to veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
American Legion
Morton M. David
Denver
Colo
Willis M. Brewer
Pontiac
Mich
Milton D. Campbell
Cincinnati
Frank Schoble
Philadelphia
Jerry Dugan
Wilmington
Del
Schoble
Massachusetts
George F. Kettle
Rochester
N. Y
Father Kettle
New York
McNutt
Bodenhamer
America
Newkirk Man Faces 1923 Bank Robbery Hearing
Floyd Jarrett, just back from Colorado after his release as a suspect in the Lamar bank robbery, was set for a preliminary hearing before County Judge R M Parkhurst on a charge of robbing the Unecas State bank in 1923. He is named as an accomplice in a confession by Max Carden, imprisoned for the Unecas robbery. Two others besides Carden have been convicted and are serving sentences for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newkirk
Floyd Jarrett
Colorado
Lamar
R. M. Parkhurst
Uneas
Jarrett
Max Carden
Unecas
Carden
Wagoner County Wins Big at Oklahoma Free State Fair Display
Wagoner county clinched first place in the county unit display competition at the Oklahoma Free State Fair in Muskogee, marking its fourth straight win. The exhibit previously topped the Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City and won first at Oklahoma City last year, with McCurtain county second and Caddo county third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Wagoner County
E.W. Watts
Oklahoma City
McCurtain County
Caddo County
Greatest Results for the Amount Invested News
Classified item notes strong value for money with modest spenders seeing notable outcomes. Reads as a general ad brief highlighting cost effective options and top results from investments.
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M. C. McNew
Knoxville, Tenn
Sam Cooper
Topeka
Kan
Ed Norman
Elizabeth
Wewoka
Earl Norman
Norman
T. W. Byrne
Family
Arthur Wayne
Mrs
George Ebriie
Ella Ray Davis
Temple
C. C. Ray
Mrs. Ray
Dorothy Lee
Marie Chesnut
Fort Worth
J. R. and
F. B. Chestnut
Miller’s
Ella Coltrane
J. J. Coltrane
W. H. Wheeler
Jess Pullen
Confederate Veterans
Tom Roff
I. N. McClure
Breco Hospital
S. H. Mount
Harrison Meaders
Rome
Mrs. Mount
Julia Browning
W. J. B. McAnnaily
John T. Woods
Root
Simmons
CUBS
McMillan
Ehmke
Cochrane
Boley
Hornsby
Miller
Wilson
Foxx
Short
English
Grimm
Cuyler
Stephenson
Taylor
Bishop
Haas
McMillon
Coorando Penitentiary
Caron City
Athletics
Stephens
Toot
Erros
Ehrike
Heathcote
Harnett
Hartnett
Gonzales
Bush
Cupler
Blair
Gozales
Thir
Tolson
Cere
Colorado Penitentiary
Citizens’ Vigilante Committee
Danny Daniels
Tervill Gang
Oklahoma
Jimmy Pardue
Crawford
F. E. Crawford
Reed
Dennis J. Sullivan
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