Ada Community Chest Campaign Launches with Red Feather Drive
Ada begins its Community Chest campaign led by Rev. Mitch S. Epperson as chair and William Gluckman as 1947 campaign chairman. Seven agencies join forces including Salvation Army, American Cancer Society, Valley View Hospital, and Youth Center Inc to fund health, welfare and youth services with a target of 33000 dollars aligning with 1448 budgets.
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Ada
Chamber of Comimerer
Oklahoma City
the Salvation Avery
Bow
Art Ameriga
Fire Girls
Youth Center, Inc
Valley View Hospital
Americam Cancer Society
Pre-Selom Newro
Weilhte
Community Chest
Mitch 5
Epnerson
First
Presisterian Church
William Gluckman
Beard
Homer W. Peay
JL. Riches
Oldies
Robert Formusor
Gluckrine
Oscar TF. Parker
Joe Hensley
LL. Logsure
Kate KL Knight
John Neve Clifton Green
Martin Clar Gluckmar
Monty
Agvanee Gora
Fone
Lot
Prsidential
Valunteos Warler
Hospital
Three Killed In Weekend Accidents
Weekend accidents left three people dead and several injured. Names include Dewey Connally, 17, University of Oklahoma student. Gude Teese, 66. Lawson Munari Rippin, 33. Giddy Asatova, 85. Wan Seiler, among others. Incidents occurred near Claremont, Stigler, and Wreane Wood with a fatal crash near Blacemore and a burn death during a Saturday wreck.
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Thyeg Perstat
Jost
Thes
Dewey Cumnaily
University of Oklahoma, Normoan
Gude Teese
Lawson- Munari Rippin
New York
Tousen
Minx
Wan Seiler
Biomeda
Blacemore
Asaford
Wyck
Stigler
Conrads Wis
Eng
Wreanewood
Connally
Bostay
Industrial Meeting At Wenoxa Tuesday
The South Central Oklahoma Ady Chamber of Commerce plans a regular monthly meeting in Seminole at 8 00 a m Tuesday to elect Land Shireenrs and take up new business. Keith Maughall, acting chair, says officers for the coming year will be elected by members. The association aims to boost industry in the region and the meeting is open to the public and representatives from nearby communities.
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Oklahoma Degiment Agadelation Meads
Seminole
Land of
Fram
Oklahoma
SS Ena
Muskogee County AA Judges Win State Contest
The Muskogee County judges team won the state contest held in Stillwater, earning representation at the Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City and the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Bryan County H club finished third and will go to the National Western Tag Show in Denver. team members Cass Prout and Bill Riddle led the effort.
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Stillwater
Okla
Bruskagee
Nemad State
Champlan
Ohlenhonen
Teowava Jarry Ene Ress
Warmat
Anc
Chaves Moore
Bob ‘Reliz
Muogee
Tea
Beetegger Talks With Wrong Fellow In Tulsa
A chaotic scene unfolds as Beetegger talks to an unfamiliar man about whiskey while two-twosome plans are formed near a Mohawk course. County official Walter Macks is drawn into the incident as the bootlegger case heads toward county court. The report also notes campus activities and a distant football gathering.
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Tulsa
O&ts
Thora
Jude Walter Macks
Fudge Marks
Wye Tam
Ross
Goiter
Renore
Sud
Persorom
Reorganization Underway for Pontorog County 4-H Clubs
The Pontorog county 4-H club reorganization began Monday with Hi clubs meeting and six officers elected in each unit. Leaders and officers named include Galey as President and Mary Morris as Girls 4-H leader, across centers such as Summers Chapel Atwha Latta Vaness and more. The effort aims to complete Hi clubs organization in October focusing on cotter picking and peanut digging projects amid rising participation.
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Waumifa
Pontatot County
Pontorog County
Galey
Peary Willoughby
Betty Empbey
Peasy Perry
James Waotis
Salsy Jander
Gemeve Sanders
Wilburn Kelly
Ieader
Mary Purner
Hi. B. Thartyraye
Wanda Ees Keeling
Dani Mae Cochran
Mary Duckworth
Elmer Cochran
Cleta Jewne Botton
Roy
Boston
Omar
Entoe
Lela
Rose. Allen
Kemath Git- Leon Vic
Ozel
Vinson
Maxine Casper
Johnnnie Vinson
Joyce McKonald
Erry Murphy
J.B. Crockett
Center
Billy Ball
Firmly Grant We
Atwha Suttorm
Charles Conlan
Velma, Voyriss
Delle Mae Holt
Dee Bardine
Latta
Dom Senith
Garvin Glover
Maxine Neely
Viina
Neely
Song Keweter
Jami Taylos
Clyde Cagady
Vivian Crusom
Boys
Hender
Homer Kuykendalh Homer
John Rods
Sam Woods
Ernestine Jones
Johnny Burchetty
Sora Ender
Melon Chapman
June Parnacher
Wres
J. W. Bart
Jeanar C. A. Gantry
Vaness
Weeley Blair
Ralph Lea
E Shirley Wall
Doris Walls
Robinson
John &. Wimath
Hi Cluba
Valley View Admissions List Shows Recipients in Ada Area
Friday to Sunday admissions include Mrs Dorothy Stapp and Mrs Willie Abbott in Ada with babies, plus families such as Mrs Abbey, Mrs Dymple Ford, Edmond McGee, J E Martindale, Mrs Joan Edwards, Mack Garwood, James Ebete, and Robert H. Wood. Also noted are addresses in Ada and nearby Konawa and Bristow area as names appear for weekend listings.
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Dorothy Stapp
Dal West
Willie Abbott
Ralgt Phillips
Ease 1Th
Ada Mary Frances Gale
Mall Creek
Abbey
Billedale Addition
Aga
Dymple Ford
Atoka
Edmond McGee
Adis
J. E. Martindale
North Broadway
Ada
Joan Edwards
Gir
East
Ot Street
Mack Garwood
East Tih Street
James Ebete
Konawa
Robert H. Wood
Eb Rene
Sulphur State Veterinarian Outlines Disease Eradication
Sulphur special report notes Dr. E C Hicks, state veterinarian, speaking on Benes disease and tuberculosis eradication at a joint Sulphur veterans meeting. The city runs two veterans training classes in agriculture with J B F Denman and Jarry Mobley as instructors. Mavis Hutchins leads the Davis class as students study dairy and beef livestock farming and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C H. Hicks
Davis
Biulphur
Jfb Denman
Jarry Mobley
Mavis Hutchins
Camry
Asher Alumni Set Oct 18 Meeting in Stillwater
The annual Asher Alumni Association gathering is planned for the evening of October 18 with Floyd Cunningham of Sapulpa as president. Miss Jesnne Gilmer of Oklahoma A&M has been chosen by the Stillwater Chamber of Commerce to represent the city in the Kansas City Livestock Exposition queen contest.
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ASHER
Asher Alumni Association
Floyd Cunninghast
Saputpa
Sadine
Stillwater
Jesnne Gilmer
Olklahoma
al& M. Codlese Coed
Teens vs Veterans on the Campus Is Ex Gl Competition Too Tough
New Brunswick Rutgers campus debate unfolds over ex service veterans competing with high school graduates. Dr Silvers of Rutgers argues delayed college entry via work or 18 month military service benefits morale and education, while presidents and deans at Ohio State Columbia Minnesota and Cornell counter that veterans inspire seriousness and raise standards, though some campuses see limited veteran participation.
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New Brunswick
NEA
Hgh School
Colege
Reed Silvers
Geen
Rutgers Uiversity
High Schdor
Sears
Silvers
Br. Silvers
Rutgers
Maine
Pam Camus Anc
Sulvers Hag
Lotuf Toengsrow
Bath
Lass
Calleme
Rzahnai
Dr. Silvers
Ohio State
Howard J. Bevis
Tor
Weir
Coluerbia Universt
J. Carmen Savy
Keem
Fan Lear
Gearsiz Inch
Ceales
Bern Neshouse
University of Warhington
G. Mlismsom
Universite of Minnesota
Belews
Edmund FE
Cornell
Normal College
Apy
Brer
Dean Newhouse
Eallet¢E
4-H Club enrollment plans across the county for 1948
The county office outlines 4-H enrollment during October and November with a goal of 1080 youth participants. Clubs listed include Allek Center Homer Galey Latjis Summers Chapel Union Hitt and Vaness. Plans cover high school 4-H expansion in October and other clubs in November.
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Allek
Center
Homer
Galey
Latjis
Summers Chapel Union Hitt
Vaness
V. Phagan
Cook
Leo McNinch
Frat
Fers
Poultry School Demonstration Held Near Vanoss
A poultry school under Williams near Vanoss will be held on Wednesday October 15 starting at 10 am. Topics include feeding housing parasite control management and housing. Veterans youths and adults from the community are invited to attend as the Williams flock is examined during the event.
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Williams Feem
Vanoss
Wedneslay
Unis
Tarly
William
Ada area social notes and moving visitors list
Allen Rews Mr and Mea J F Pitts guest Mirs Ruby Herd Enid. Two pieces of Mrs Pt are up visited in Ada Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Andrew Cooper of Okermaleee Save returned home after visiting their son Harold Cooper and family. Mrs Greedy Millers and children Pat Marilye shownped in Act a Tuesday. Mrs Jess Bands attended to business in Ada Tuesday. E C Peay Bel Tustice B Evett left Thursday for Krinvaling Colo to hunt bear and deer. In Ada they were faimed by several others. Mrs EC Peay Jr shopped in Ada Tuesday. Mrs D Tones was an Adavist for Monday. Wirs Ista Belh Wartledze of Calvin teaching at Aller substitute with replacement found for Mig Betty Jumper music instructor. Mr and Mrs FD West and children Robert and Beverly visited their daughter Mary Ellen at East Central. Mrs Croffort taken to Valley Flow Hospital Moentey. H C Harbeson and son Jo were in Aga on husi Beas dhonday. Gere Parks of Sasekws visited relatives and friends Wednesday evening.
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Peay
Evett
Sarah Burke Heads Tish Junior Club
Sarah Burke leads the Tishoenimgia Junior High Music Club under guidance of Miss Elena Grutchfield. Patsy Lawley elected vice president with Ginger Phelps as secretary Dana Dat as treasurer. Carol Jesu- Rapersant DeLots King, St. bravigna Gloria Summipler, Patsy Updegreph as sergeant.
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Sarah Burke
Tishoenimgia
Elena Grutchfield
Patsy Lawley
Ginger Phelps
Dana Dat
Carol Jesu- Rapersant DeLots King
St. Bravigna
Gloria Summipler
Patsy Updegreph
Center 4-H Club Selects Projects
Center 4-H Club selects projects for members including handicraft forestry health and wildlife. Names listed include Jimmy Gartt Charles Copten Car Gray Rand Wildlife Oma Burttin Itty Reed Alpha Sutton Betty Low Bennett and others with health dairy poultry and craft among chosen areas. Police broke up a disturbance in San Francisco October 13 17.
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Center +H
Jimmy Gartt
Charles Copten
Handiigen
Rand Wildlife
Oma Burttin
Itty Reed
Alpha Sutton
Betty Low Bennett
Barsina Dome
Della Mas
Solation Gantt
William AJ
Hailes
Purty Farm Exec
Lester Smith
Juanita Ployd
San Francisco
Altalt
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Peter
Wilson Pees
Richert
Thorsk
Rapeshor
Caren
Sony
Acre
Tne
Kiwanis Club
Harry W. Mellow
Armall Times
Scotine
Donald Mavins
Arbuckhe Cornell
Gary
Cara Fire
Sturmer
Agtke
American Cancer Society
Fins
Nationa
Univerist
Nevo
Aca
Federated Council of Chutes
Better Health
Giddy Asatova
Sige
Wenoxa
Sours Ceanal Bevetopmant Association
Directses
Sasakwa
Sasalewa
Olds
Plexicias
Catiows
Robert B. Lighthody
Wiltow
Dene
Diane
Paris
French
Stenog
Georgine Haiaorn
Rosette Hargrove
Eurrystinadont
Dsg
Georgine Faldors
Nicole
Robert Piguet Lator
Bomoanltige
Ana
Georg French
UN Sorbonne
Sorbonne
Alrdaddy
Wat ‘Maddenee
Ry Sheemmer
Watonga
Tim
Ken Colle
Watonra
Guthris
Daneld Thomason
Chester
Muskogee County
Beetegger
Lester Sh1th
Fontotoc Eo
Valley View
March Jacobs
Ailenpee Nettle
Biges
Tucker
Mise
Winnie Kendrick
Coaky
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Dean Scott
Tt West 13Th
Mildred Owens
Kongwa
Thelma Kaneemdé
Batygir
West Ith
Clementh Muldin
Korawa
Virgin de Redfern
Seoth Heghland
Adane
Sobinson
Burton Reatr
Ami
C. i. Hate
Foniater County
Agricelierar
du Roy
Ada Swanis
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Allen Rews
Mr. and
Mea
J. F. Pitts
Andrew Cooper
Okermaleee Save
Harold Cooper
Greedy Miller
Pat Marilye
Acta
Jess Bands
Ada Tutsday
EC. Peay, Jr
Mrs. D. Tones
Ista Belh Wartledze
Calvin
Aller
FD. West
Robert
Beverly
Mary Ellen
East Central
H. C Harbeson
Son Jo
Aga On
Husi- Beas Dhonday
Gere Parks
Sasekws
Tish
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