East Central Oklahoma Education association elects leaders
Moss Wimbish of Ada was elected president of the East Central district Oklahoma Education Association at its twentieth annual meeting. H. F. Hixson and T. K. Treadwell were named vice president and secretary respectively. More than 2,000 teachers attended, with 1,600 registered. Dr. Ben M. Cherrington and Dr. Frank N. Freeman spoke at the closing session as sections and officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central District
Oklahoma Education Association
T. K. Treadwell
Moss Wimbish
Ada
East Central Association
L. E. McBride
H. F. Hixson
Shawnee
Cherrington
Ben M. Cherrington
University of Denver
United States
Frank N. Freeman
University of Chicago
Treadwell
East Central College
East Central Alumni Association
Lunceons
H. &. Emerson
Bowlega
J. O. Vernon
Freston
Indians Appeal 1 Supreme Court
The Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians pursue a $2.5 million claim against the United States in the Supreme Court after the Court of Claims denied their suits over tribal funds and lands. The case centers on the Dancing Rabbit treaty of 1830 and disputes over payments to nonmembers and freedmen, with $1,942,200 allegedly paid to former members who stayed in Mississippi.
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Mississippi
Washington
Indiana
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Inian Territory
Oklahoma
Asphalt Interests Win Tamale Victory
Oklahoma City Oct 30 Six asphalt paving projects in northwestern Oklahoma under contract after a split in the state highway commission and a court fight. The Oklahoma Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling denying an injunction against the awards. Justices Riley and Busby dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Highway Commission
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma County — District Court
Frank Eckerle
Silas E. Grubb
Fletcher Riley
Orel Busby
Supreme Court
Scott Ferris
H. N. Arnold
W. E. Grisso
J. M. Gentry
Local pairs listed with ages in Ada and Stonewall areas
Richard Mullins 24 of Hickory and Ametha Williams 17 of Stonewall. Chester Walker 21 of Ada and Ruby Lee Watts 18 of Ada. Ralph Ellis 23 of Ada and Lyda Teel 20 of Ada. Steve Jackson 21 of Lindsey and Emma Chambers 17 of Stone. Darius Crovatt 33 of Pontoto and Eric Bernice Grayson 18 of Connerville. J B McMeans 24 of Stonewall and Rose Mosier 20 of Stonewall. Troy Moody 25 of Ada and Lois Lee 18 of Ada. Gwynn Cooper 21 of Ada and sus Keper 17 of Ada. J D Gross 21 of Connerville and Birdie May Reed 19 of Connerville. Wayne Hunsucker and Vina Conner 18 of Kona Wa.
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Chester Walker
Ada
Ruby Lee Watts
Ralph Ellis
Lyda Teel
Steve Jackson
Lindsey
Emma Chambers
Stonewall
Darius Crovatt
Pontoto
Eric Bernice Grayson
Connerville
J. B. McMeans
Rose Mosier
Troy Moody
Lois Lee
Gwynn Cooper
Sus Keper
J. D. Gross
Birdie May Reed
Wayne Hunsucker
Konawa
Vina Conner
Kona Wa
Enrollment for 1936 state garden contest opens December 1
Stillwater reports enrollment will begin December 1 for the state garden contest sponsored by the Extension Service Oklahoma A and M college and the Farmer Stockman. More than six thousand contest reports must be graded before December winners are declared.
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Stillwater
Extension Service
Oklahoma A
M. College
Farmer- Stockman
Oklahoma City
D. C
Mooring
Farmer-Stockman
State Extension Office
Oklahoma 4-H winners return from Kansas City trip
Roberta Johnson Dorothy Mc Lachlan and Bonnie Palmer returned Thursday from Kansas City as winners of trips to the Royal Live stock show for their 4-H club work. They left Saturday Oct 19 Miss Johnson outstanding among former members and the others on the basis of their records this year. They will prepare reports for submission soon. Oklahoma soil conservation program explained by Dr Winters focusing on five year agreements and ongoing erosion control efforts across camp and demonstration areas. Sudan pasture fattening hogs improves gains and reduces feed costs according to Panhandle A and M College professor Williams.
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Roberta Johnson
Dorothy McLachlan
Bonnie Palmer
Ikk
Kansas City
Royal Livestock Show
Miss Johnson
Miss McLachlin
Miss Palmer
Stillwater
Oklahoma
N. E. Winters
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Services
Doctor Winters
Winters
Goodwell
Sudan
High Plains
Quentin Williams
Panhandle A. and
M. College
Williams
McCalls Chapel 4-H Club Opens First Year Efforts
At McCalls Chapel the 4 H club begins its first organized year with a nine month school program now open. The club re elected officers due to promotion of current leaders and enjoys strong community support shaping it into a leading county group.
Garden abundance in Pontotoc county thrives before frost
Pontotoc county gardens show ample greens tomatoes and vegetables flourishing. Canning greens proceeds rapidly as frost approaches signaling a shift to meat canning when cold weather settles in.
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Pontotoc County
Gaar Corner Club Reports Strong Canning Enthusiasm
The Gaar Corner club met with Mrs. Gaar and discussed a driven start to the season. Reports from five members noted more than 1700 quarts of food canned as the group plans an outstanding overall canning effort.
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Gaar Corner Club
Gaar
Garden short course set for November at Stillwater
Fifth Annual Garden club short course planned at OU A and M college in Stillwater in conjunction with the Oklahoma Association of Garden clubs seventh annual convention November 15 and 16. F J Ruedel outlines topics on seedling pruning shade trees and flower judging to aid gardeners in solving problems.
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Horticulture Club of the College
Oklahoma
Azgie
Agriculture Department
Murray
Gardners
Stillwater
Garden Club
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs
F. J. Ruedel
College
Ruedel
Welch Dies Oklahoma City Banker and Ex-Insurance Chief
A. L. Welch, 790, longtime Oklahoma City banker and former state insurance commissioner, died at his home. Welch was appointed insurance commissioner at statehood by Governor Cruce and later served two terms.
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A. L. Welch
Oklahoma City
UPX
Alonzo L. Welch
Welch
James I. Cruce
Statehood
Pryor man tipped for Grand River Authority post
U Sate Senator Jack L. Rorschach said Tom Harrison of Pryor is a likely appointee to the Grand River authority seat left vacant by J. Howard Langley's death. The piece also notes a political jab about a vacation card and cites a new telephone cable between London and Birmingham able to transmit 290 conversations at once.
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Vinita
Jack L. Rorschach
Tom Harrison
Pryor
Grand River Dar
J. Howard Langley
London
Birmingham
England
Greatest returns for the amount invested
Classified ad notes strong value from smart investing with high returns. It highlights buyers seeking profitable options and mentions potential price points and market opportunities for informed shoppers.
Roosevelt declares crop control program to be permanent
President outlines a long term plan for American agriculture aimed at sustaining gains, expanding conservation, and improving soil health. He urges decentralization toward county level administration, simplified contracts, and incentives for producers to adopt sound practices within a durable national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Nct
Congress
Henry Wallace
Chester Davis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Fish Hatchery Proposal Hits Snag In Ada Area
A proposed federal state fish hatchery for Pontotoc county faced a setback when the state fish and game department said the Byrds Mill park site in Ada lacks sufficient land for necessary ponds. Officials will seek a better location along the water line between Buras Mill and Ada, with funds still possible if a suitable site is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State Fish and Game Department
John Murphy
Byrds Mill Park
Ada
Vester Willoughby
Izaak Walton League
Buras Mill
Jack Finks
Charley Stone
City Water Department
Murphy
Willoughby
ELK CITY WOMEN VOW FIGHT AGAINST LIQUOR REPEAL
Mrs. Elizabeth House in a presidential address to the state convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union calls for a battle against repeal. She says no WCTU leader will seek conference with Governor Marland and warns against compromising with the wets. Drys plan education and strict enforcement to preserve prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk City
Elizabeth House
Women's Christian Temperance Union
F E. W. Marland
House
Hampton Court Vine Yields 4500 Bunches of Grapes
England's Hampton Court palace vine aged 1647 years produced 4500 bunches of Hamburs black grapes this year in a historic vineyard display.
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England
Hampton Court Palace
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