Pontotoc County 4-H Reorganizes As Hunting Season Opens
Pontotoc County 4-H clubs plan October reorganizations open to ages 9 to 21 with a 10-member standard. Projects include beekeeping dairy craft and a new quarter horse. Hunters urged to follow safety rules and obtain land permission. duck season runs Oct 18 to Dec 16 1952 with five ducks and five geese daily limits. For regulations contact Oklahoma Game and Fish Department regional offices.
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Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Game and Fish Department
Oklahoma City
Pryor
Fairview
McAlester
Chickasha
Four New Poultry Bulletins Available From County Agent
We have received four bulletins: Disease and Parasites of Poultry, Surface Irrigation and Development, Incubation and Brooding of Chicks, and Upland Game Birds. Call or write the county agent's office to obtain copies.
Oklahoma 4-H wildlife projects announced by Ford Mercer
Extension wildlife specialist Ford Mercer announces 4-H wildlife conservation and fishing and hunting projects. The Oklahoma Game and Fish department will award certificates to members who complete these projects, with county medal awards for outstanding participants bearing the title Oklahoma Wildlife Conservationist.
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Ford Mercer
Oklahoma Game and Fish Department
Oklahoma
Dairy Contract Paid Off by 4 H Club Member Don Blankenship
Don Blankenship of the McLish 4 H club settled his dairy contract with the Ada Chamber of Commerce. He was gifted a Milking Shorthorn heifer in 1949 as a sponsored heifer and paid the balance in cash from selling a bull calf.
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Don Blankenship
McLish
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Don
OPUBCO applies for TV channel 8 in Muskogee area
Oklahoma Press Publishing Co files for very high frequency channel 8 to serve Muskogee and Tulsa. It owns KBIX radio and the Muskogee Daily Phoenix and Times Democrat, plans a 400 foot tower and a studio near Muskogee. KTUL Tulsa also seeks the channel with a Wagoner County tower plan.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma Press Publishing C
KBIX
Phoenix and Times Democrat
KTUL
Tulsa
Wagoner County
Commission To Meet Game And Fish Oklahoma City
The State Game and Fish Commission will hold its monthly meeting at the state capitol on Monday October 6. Ohio uses about 45 million tons of soft coal a year.
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Ohio
Central Airlines Flight 33 Lands at Ada Airport
Flight 33 delayed by headwinds carries 24 adults headed south and to Japan via Tulsa Fort Worth Oklahoma City Prestwick. Passenger Carl Tony Cviller returns from Pennsylvania to visit his ill mother. Ada’s admin building provides comfort during refueling and hints at a time payment flying course for 31.66 per month.
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Central Airlines
Carl Tony, Cviller
Pennsylvania
Ada
Tulsa
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Japan
Prestwick
Scotland
Local aviation notes and visits spark interest
W Carrisman on leave from the army in New York passed his commercial license test. Marguerite Donoho of Ponca City flies an Ercoupe well. Guests from schools visit to learn about aviation as the plane becomes a key part of life. R R Chaffee of Kansas City toured the area’s glass sand pits in a Bonanza. Jimmy Young of Dayton seeks an instrument rating at Spartan School of Aeronautics. The Aero Commander was mentioned as a point of discussion.
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W. Carrisman
Army
New York
Marguerite Donoho
Ponca City
George Gurleys
R. R. Chaffee
Kansas City
Jimmy Young
Dayton
Ohio
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Alsa
Registration for November election opens in Pontotoc County
Registration starts tomorrow and runs to October 23 for voters 21 and older who have lived in Oklahoma a year and Pontotoc County six months. County registrar Hunt notes high inquiries and widespread civic pushes. Precinct registrars are listed by ward and precinct with names and addresses in Ada and surrounding areas.
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Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Co. O. Hunt
Hunt
U.S. Coal Output Surpasses Steel By Large Margin
The United States produces roughly five times as many tons of coal as steel, indicating coal remains the dominant industrial commodity in national energy and manufacturing output.
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United States
Governor Urges Women to Ballot in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Murray urged women to vote on November 4 and participate in politics without wrath. He suggested women serve in the Legislature and local school boards, noting a constitutional amendment would be needed for a woman to serve as governor.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Murray
Oklahoma
Searchlights Save Ammo for Vessel off Korea
On the U S destroyer Walker off Korea lookouts spotted North Korean workers near a bomb wreckage. The ship fired five inch guns, then flashed its 24 inch searchlight to scatter the laborers, saving ammunition. Ensign Dennis O Connor of Honolulu aided the effort. Comdr Marion C Walley reported the tactic to the nearby Iroquois.
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U. S
Walker
Korea
Songjin
Ens
Dennis O’connor
Honolulu
Marion C. Walley
Richton
Miss
Iroquois
Napier Youth Wins National Honors In NFA Speakout
Tollie Gray, Napier high school junior and Ada chapter member, won first place in the national NFA public speaking contest in Atlanta. His speech titled When Tomorrow Comes praised NFA training for citizen development and included a statewide radio delivery. He received 150 dollars prize money as victor. English, his vocational agriculture teacher and sponsor, accompanied him.
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Tollie Gray
Napier High School
Ada
New Farmers of America
NFA
Atlanta
Tollie
Georgia
Napier Nfa
Gar Gray
Hammond
State HD Council committees set meetings in Ada
The State Home Demonstration Council President Mrs David Foster called budget committee for October 8 and Civil Defense committee for October 9 both at 10:00 a m in the Business and Professional Women's club room City Hall Ada Norma Brumbaugh will join. Budget members include Mrs Val Kazel Mrs J H Cox and Mrs Dick Griffin Civil Defense members are Mrs R L Hale Mrs Mable Sykora Mrs S R Mays and Mrs Dick Jensen.
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State HD Council
State Home Demonstration Council
David Foster
State Council
Civil Defense Committee
Business and Professional Women's Club
City Hall
Ada
Norma Brumbaugh
State Home Demonstration
Extension Service
A. and
M. College
Val Kazel
Route 3
Shawnee
J. H. Cox
Achille
Dick Griffin
Rt. 3
Konawa
R. L. Hale
Jesse
Mable Sykora
Marietta
S. R. Mays
Muskogee
Dick Jensen
el Reno
HD Club Council
HD Club Schedule Highlights Week of October
The program lists daily meetings from Monday through Friday with clubs meeting at the school or church. Bebee Latta Vaness Frisco and Fitzhugh are scheduled to meet at指定 locations on specified days in October.
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Bebee
Latta
Vaness Club
Fitzhugh Club
Stratford High Band Parents Meet Agenda and Football Trip
Stratford High School Band Parents plan a meeting on Tuesday October 7 with all invited and visitors welcome. The band is set to attend the Wynnewood versus Wilson football game in Wynnewood on Friday October 3. Weekend visitors included Buddy Neese Shawnee and Dale Deering Oklahoma City. The funeral for Johnny Gibbs was attended by Marvin Weast and family in Leedy. Nash Wood Ada visited Stratford Wednesday reporting his wife ill at Route 2.
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Stratford High School
Wynnewood
Marvin Weast
Tommy
Leora
Forrest
Derre
Mrs. Weast
Johnny Gibbs
Leedy
Nash Wood
Ada
Stratford
Wisdoms Visit Read Family in Texas Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Tom Wisdom of Ft Worth spent the weekend with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Read in Texas city.
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Tom Wisdom
Ft. Worth
Frank Read
Spaulding Visit From Mr and Mrs Sheppard
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sheppard spent Sunday in Spaulding as guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Parks. Mrs. A. M. Benge visited her sister Mrs. E. O. Jones in Wynnewood on Wednesday. Mrs. Jones has been ill for several months.
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J. F. Sheppard
Spaulding
R. B. Parks
A. M. Benge
E. O. Jones
Wynnewood
Jones
Local Family News From Ringwood Ardmore and Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Haskel Owens of Ringwood plan a visit to Mrs Edd Gabbert this Saturday night Mrs Gabbert will visit Ringwood later in the weekend The Griffins welcome their son Randal home from San Diego where he serves in the Navy Mr Floyd Arthur will move to the Johnnie Brown place on November 1 Dr Bill Chambers and Mrs Chambers of Ft Worth visited the Clears Mr and Mrs W B Hoover visited in Phoenix Ariz Mary Taylor has been ill The Conways held a picnic at Ardmore fair grounds with several relatives from Pauls Valley Oklahoma City Wichita Falls and Stratford
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Haskel Owens
Ringwood
Edd Gabbert
Conways
Ardmore
Gladys Griffin
Pauls Valley
Dalton
Sam
Conway
Grace
Frelia Gaithers
Oklahoma City
Vernon Conway
Wichita Falls
Texas
Hugh Conway
Stratford
Supreme Court opens historic term with school desegregation case
The U S Supreme Court begins a new term facing major cases on school racial segregation and public vs private power in hydroelectric development at Roanoke Rapids North Carolina. Also before it are Rosenbergs spy convictions and railway segregation rights. About 600 cases docketed, up 30 percent from last year. Open sessions Monday set the pattern for the term.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Roanoke Rapids
N.C
Julius Rosenberg
Truman
New York
Sing Sing
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Southern
Edward A. Rumely
Congress
General Business Slows In State In August
The University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research reports broad July to August declines in retail trade employment construction and agriculture across the state while petroleum coal and meat packing show gains. Income and employment fall 17 percent. unemployment remains steady with 1952 expectations.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research
Motor Vehicle Group
The Good Old Neighbor Helps You When You’re Sick
Cal Tinney reflects on the decline of neighborly charm in Terure era towns. He recalls how in the past neighbors helped with chores and shared burdens during illness, while today friends act distant. He laments missed acts of kindness and recalls a cousin’s wife who found relief in neighbors’ support during a long illness.
Pioneer Johnston Countian Ida Pike Dies at 80
Ida Ballard Pike 80, pioneer resident of Johnston county, died today at her daughter Irma Smiths home in Tishomingo after years of illness. A Mississippi native who moved from Bee to Tishomingo in territorial days, she was wife of J E Pike, deceased. Services were held Saturday at Chapman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Gilliam and Rev. Plowman officiating. Burial followed in Tishomingo cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Smithen and Mrs Gladys Stevenson Fillmore, and brothers Bud Ballard of Tishomingo and Alonzo Ballard of Blackwell.
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Tishomingo
Ida Ballard Pike
Johnston County
Irma Smith
Mississippi
Pike
Bee Community
Territorial
J. E. Pike
Chapman Funeral Home
Gilliam
The
Nazarene Church
Howard Plowman
First Methodist Church
Tishomingo Cemetery
Smithen
Gladys Stevenson Fillmore
Bud Lard
Alonzo Ballard
Blackwell
Ottawa jury hears flood damage case over wheat loss
In Ottawa Kansas Yas district court jurors hear testimony in a suit by Bowersock Mills of Lawrence against Santa Fe railroad over eight carloads of wheat damaged during the July 1951 Marais des Cygnes flood. Judge Hugh Means presides the case which began Monday.
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Ottawa
Yas
Marais Des Cygnes
Bowersock Mills
Lawrence
Santa Fe Railroad
Wrence
Hugh Means
Three Civil Cases Heard In District Court
District Judge John Boyce Mc Keel heard three cases Friday on the non jury docket. In G C Mayhue Sr versus Geneva Mayhue the motion to require election was overruled with exception by the plaintiff. trial set for October 17 at 9 a.m. Selma Price versus L Price found the defendant in contempt and ordered to pay court costs with ten days to purge. Oletha Jean Hooper versus John D Hooper awarded 1000 dollars with monthly child support of 30 dollars and 20 dollars toward the judgment.
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John Boyce McKeel
Emutter
G. C. Mayhue Sr
Geneva Mayhue
Selma Price
On L. Price
Oletha Jean Hooper
John D. Hooper
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A. O. Eeds
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Cal Tinney
Talala, Okla
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