Chickasaws Inaugurate Overton James Governor
The Chickasaw Tribe will inaugurate Overton James as governor at Byng School on Saturday. Deputy Commissioner John O. Crow will administer the oath at noon. The day features a tribal princess crowning, entertainment, and reports on affairs, with free pasora and barbecue for attendees.
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Byng School
Overton James
John O. Crow
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
James
Plans Started For A New County Jail Construction
County commissioners signed a contract with architect W Haskell Olivo Jr for a new county jail to be built on the courthouse grounds in Townsend. Preliminary plans show a 41 capacity facility with future expansion, separate visitor areas, a sober room, and secure access points, funded by a five mill levy after federal funds fell short of expectations.
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State Department of Corrections
Board of Commissioners
W. Haskell Olivo Jr
Norman
Townsend
Court St
Deep Ratan Fis
Bee Raul
Imum
Progress on Ada youth shelter shows major progress
Area Youth Shelter in Ada reports two bedrooms finished and furnished, an office completed, and first and third floors under contract. Lerry McElreath says progress and community support are strong as two remaining steps include plumbing and housing quarters. counseling serves 50 to 75 people monthly.
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Lerry McElreath
Fellowship and Doreas
First Christian Church
Kiwanis Club
Greater Ada
Ada Guidance Center
E. Sth
McElreath
Shirley Curtis
Retired Persons Organize Ada AARP Chapter Meeting
Ada area residents over 54 plan to organize a local AARP chapter at a January 16 meeting in the Aldridge Building Activity Room. Dr. Cecelia M. Brooks, AARP State Director, will outline programs and services for dignity independence and purpose, with a Q and A session and contact options for nonattendees.
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Sbergeof
Ada
Aldridge
Cecelia M. Brooks
AARP
Ure
Focal Chapter
Brooks
Senior Citizens Retreat At Texoma Christian Camp
The state senior citizens annual retreat was held this week at Texoma Christian Camp with games, singing, dancing, and a vesper service. Ada participants included Esther Hatchett Anna Westbrook Ruby Bowen Muriel Simmons Jim Ward Bill Isaacs Luther Parker E E Laws A J Henderson and multiple couples among others.
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Texoma Christian Camp
Ada
Esther Hatchett
Anna Westbrook
Ruby Bowen
Muriel Simmons
Jim Ward
Bill Isaacs
Luther Parker
E. E. Laws
A. J. Henderson
H. C. Hodges
A. R. Miller
Ed Stone
Gene Smith
Tip Jones
G. Norris Price
Fittstown Fire Department Plans Pie Supper Benefit
Fittstown Volunteer Fire Department will hold its annual pie supper at 7 p m Thursday in McLish School gymnasium. Fire chief Graper says community support is crucial as the department’s oldest truck, a Studebaker about 20 years old, is obsolete and parts are scarce after Studebaker stopped operations in the country.
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Fittstown Volunteer Fire Department
McLish School
Wait. Graper
Graper
Mrs Birch Bayh Hospitalized For Emergency Surgery
Mrs Birch Bayh, wife of Indiana Senator Bayh, is in a Washington hospital for emergency major surgery. A spokesman said Bayh canceled a Florida trip to stay with his wife, who was to speak and meet supporters over five days.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
Florida
Charter Night Set For Tish Kiwanis Club Event
The Kiwanis Club of Tishomingo holds charter night Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Murray State Ballroom with Lt. Gov. Earl Walker of Okemah as toastmaster and Gov. Ernie Sturch of Durant as speaker. Ada Kiwanis spon sored the new club, Olal officers listed.
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Kiwanis Club
Tishomingo
Murray State
Ada Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Tishomingo Kiwanis Club
Jim Conway
Jack C. Niblett
Car
Reubin
Earl Walker
Okemah
Ernie Sturch
Durant
Dean Wellington
Ila. Blackburn
Ross Badegett
Tom Grove
Indians defend official as tribes demand Bruce firing
The Associated Press reports two Indian groups defend Louis R. Bruce amid seven Oklahoma tribal chiefs’ push to fire the U. S. Indian Commissioner. The Intertribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes and allied tribes urge Nixon to keep Bruce, while Creek foes challenge Creek chief Claude Cox’s election, claiming irregularities after a vote where Cox won by 800. An unrelated note states the average Frenchman drinks 32 quarts of bottled water annually.
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Oklahoma
U.S
Louis R. Bruce
Nixon
Oklahoma City Council of Choctaws
Council of the
Five Civilized Tribes
Osage
Bruce
Bureau For Indian Affairs
Claude A. Cox
Okmulgee
Cox
Little Farmer Crossword Clues and Answers Fragment
Fragmentary crossword puzzle clues list with across and down entries. Contains scattered terms such as Breland ree, House of i garden ix eat at, and various mismatched numbers and partial words suggesting a damaged page. No coherent article event or person is identifiable.
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House of i Garden
Fallan River
Harrow
Bicycle built for ten in a fire station surprise
A one year old volunteer fireman in Timmath Colorado built a bicycle for ten from junked farm machinery and auto parts. He stored it in the town fire station. Five pedal and five ride on the 520 pound machine costing about 100 dollars.
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Bus Swell
Timmath
Colo
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Bowen Lane
Pansy Price
Aldridge Building
Box 1
Aarp Bulletin
Fittstown Fire Department
Studebaker
Tish’ Kiwanis
THE
Associated Press
Louis Bruce
Charles Brown
By Arnold
Tonga
New Zealand
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California
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George
Burning Plains
Art Beeman
By Warren Sattler
Sonny South
Thad Ou
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Granky
Rudolph
By At Smith
Little
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Pops
George Wolfe
Deems
BY Tom Okay
Grampa
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Cneee Mines
Brad Anderson
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Celanese Plastics Co
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