Leach Family Visiting Ada and Stonewall Friends
Mr and Mrs W L Leach and sons Brodie and W L Jr of Wichita Falls are in Ada and Stonewall visiting friends. They arrived Wednesday and plan to return Sunday. Leach expects to head back if conditions improve. Denver will visit Ada before going to Galveston. Mr and Mrs M L Hammond have moved back to Ada from Blackwell settling at 926 East Seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Leach and Sons
Brodie and
W. L. Jr
Wichita Falls
Ada
Stonewall
Leach
Denver
Galveston
M. L. Hammond
Blackwell
East Seventh
Miss Gibson visits Norman as cousin hosts her
Miss Novella Gibson visits Norman as guest of her cousin Mrs. J. W. Gray. Mrs. D. D. Duke of Stonewall underwent a major operation at Ada hospital Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Duke of
Stonewall
Ada Hospital
Hatcher brothers attend district Kiwanis convention
Ben Hatcher and Oscar Hatcher returned Wednesday evening from Galveston Texas where they attended a district Kiwanis convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hatcher
Oscar Hatcher
Galveston
Tex
Ada Residents Conduct Financial and Social Visits
George W. McCoy and John Mc Kay of Stonewall visited Ada to attend to business. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clark of Mill Creek visited friends and conducted affairs in Ada today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. McCoy
John McKay
Stonewall
Ada
Ben Clark
Mill Creek
Mrs Garoutte Family Return From Ada
Mrs. George L. Garoutte and her son Otto of Upland California returned home after being called to Ada by the death of Mrs. Garoutte’s sister in law Mrs. W B Rhoades. They were joined by Miss Sally Garoutte who will spend the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Garoutte
Otto
Upland
Calif
Ada
Miss Fred Andrews Returns From Poteau Care for Ill Mother
Local attorney Miss Fred Andrews traveled to Poteau Wednesday to tend to her ailing mother, returning after being summoned by her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrem Pridasy
Fred Andrews
Poteau
Reece Montgomerys Return From Texas Visit
Mr and Mrs Reece Montgomery and family returned Thursday from a short visit with relatives and friends in Wichita Falls Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Montgomery
Wichita Falls
Tex
King and daughter Edna Earle return from Alabama trip
B. C. King and his daughter Miss Edna Earle King came back Thursday from Muscle Shoals Alabama after spending ten days on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. King
Edna Earle King
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Mr and Mrs Lester King Return From Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs Lester King return to their home in Heavener after a three week vacation spent in Ada with parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester King
Heavener
Ada
Three Misses Return From Camp Junaluska Summer
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish Miss Sara Boswell and Miss Clarice Massey returned Thursday from Camp Junaluska North Carolina where they spent the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wimbish
Sara Boswell
Clarice Massey
Camp Junaluska, N. C
Roy N Byrds Returns Home From Local Visit
Roy N Byrds arrived back at his Amarillo Texas home after a week spent in town attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N. Byrds
Amarillo
Tex
Ada Family Returns From Colorado Vacation
Mrs. Arlene Hughes and her children Paul Dorothy and Betty Jo returned to Ada Thursday night after a two weeks trip to Colorado. In Pueblo they were joined by Mrs. Hughes sister Mrs. Orville Chatt and her son John from Tekamah Nebraska. The group vacationed about a week in a cabin on the Gunnison river ten miles west of Gunnison Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Hughes
Paul
Dorothy
Betty Jo
Ada
Colorado
Pueblo
Mrs Laula Mae Colbert Returns Home From Ada Visit
Mrs Laula Mae Colbert returns to Enid after a week in Ada tied to oil interests and social calls with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laula Mae Colbert
Enid
Ada
Ada Visit Notices McAlester Hotel Auditor
Mr and Mrs B E Drum of McAlester are in Ada for business and visiting friends. Mr Drum serves as auditor for the Aldridge hotels in Ada and McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Drum
McAlester
Ada
Drum
Aldridge Hotels
Miss Eula McKnight Leaves Ada for Okmulgee Home
District manager Miss Eula McKnight of the Woodman Circle departed Ada today to return to her Okmulgee home after several days in Ada attending to business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula McKnight
Woodman Circle
Okmulgee
Ada
Miss Gibson and mother return from California trip
Miss Florence Constance Gibson and her mother return from Los Angeles and visit Juarez Mexico and Carlsbad caverns before heading to Claremore where Miss Gibson will teach in the Tianah schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Constance Gibson
Los Angeles
Calif
Juarez
Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Claremore
Miss Gibson
Tianah
Mrs Burrel McKinzie Moves to Oklahoma City
Mrs Burrel McKinzie left recently for Oklahoma City to join her husband who is employed by the Liberty Loan company. Mrs McKinzie was formerly Miss Mina Jean Palmer.
Mr and Mrs Joe Frank Bledsoe return from Colorado vacation
Mr and Mrs Joe Frank Bledsoe and their small daughter Beverly arrived back Thursday after an extended vacation in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frank Bledsoe
Beverly
Colorado
Ms Mary Norris Enrolls At East Central State Teachers College
Miss Mary Norris of McAlester returns to Ada to enroll at East Central State Teachers College for the fall term, joining new students for the academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Norris
McAlester
Ada
East Central State Teachers College
Statlers Return Home After Ada Visit
Mr and Mrs Jim Statler returned to their Tulsa home after weeks in Ada visiting Mr and Mrs Gaile Statler and attending to old interests. R J Simpson of Fitzhugh visited friends and attended to business in Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs W R Black attend the state American Legion convention in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Statler
Tulsa
Ada
Mr. Statler
Gaile Statler
R. J. Simpson
Fitzhugh
W. R. Black
The
American Legion
Oklahoma City
Miss Lucille Johnson Takes Ada Teaching Post
Miss Lucille Johnson returns from Mason Oklahoma to Ada and will be employed in the Bowlegs school system starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Johnson
Mason
Okla
Ada
Bowlegs
Susie McCormick Returns From Denver Visit
Miss Susie McCormick comes home Thursday evening after a six weeks stay with relatives in Denver Colorado. She is accompanied by her sister in law Mrs J E McCormick and her son George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie McCormick
Denver
Colo
J. E. McCormick
George
Harris family plans travel through New Orleans to Mercersburg
Mrs. John R. Harris and her son Will depart Wednesday by train to New Orleans then by boat to New York City for a week before moving on to Mercersburg Pennsylvania where Will will enter Mercersburg Academy for the coming year. Mrs Harris will return to Ada via Chicago and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Harris
New Orleans
New York City
Mercersburg
Will
Mercersburg Academy
Harris
Ada
Chicago
Kansas City
Professor Wilson Returns from Vacation for College Opening
Professor E C Wilson returns to start the college term. Mrs Wilson stays with daughter Mrs Willis and Mr Willis in Los Angeles for a time longer. He reports a wonderful trip to the California country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wilson
Visit Ends As Family Returns From Colorado Springs
Miss Alice B. Francisco and her niece Miss Hazel Strohm spent three weeks in Colorado Springs and traveled on to Oswego Kansas for a longer visit with relatives. They returned Friday to their home accompanied by Miss Francisco's sisters Miss Emma Francisco and Mrs Beatrice Biggs who will spend the winter there. Miss Strohm leaves today for Seminole to join the school faculty for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice B. Francisco
Hazel Strohm
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oswego
Kan
Miss Francisco
Emma Francisco
Beatrice Biggs
Miss Strohm
Seminole
Haskell Ford and Nabors Family Weekend in Ardmore
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell M. Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nabors spent the weekend in Ardmore. They were joined by Mrs. Ford's sister Mrs. D. W. Treece of Cleburne Texas for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell M. Ford
Lee Nabors
Ardmore
Mrs. Ford
D. W. Treece
Cleburne, Texas
Edwin Pickens Enrolls at East Central for Fall Term
Edwin Pickens of Roff enrolled Monday at East Central for the fall term marking his next academic year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Pickens
Roff
East Central
Miss Grace Hyder Visits Ada After Oklahoma Trip
Miss Grace Hyder a teacher at St Louis Oklahoma spent the weekend in Ada with relatives and friends. The brief social note records her travels and return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hyder
St. Louis
Okla
Ada
Stafford Births a Daughter at North Bluff Home
Mr and Mrs J E Stafford of 221 North Bluff announce the birth of a daughter on Monday September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Stafford
North Bluff
Silas Freeman Visits Ada on Stratford Trip
Silas Freeman of Stratford visited friends and attended to business in Ada today, outlining personal errands and oversight of local matters during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Freeman
Stratford
Ada
Payte Family Visits Ada From Centralia
Mrs. A. K. Payte of Centralia visited Ada with her daughters Miss Josephine Payte and Miss Geraldine Payte who study at East Central State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Payte
Centraloma
Ada
Josephine Payte
Geraldine Payte
East Central State Teachers College
Mur chamber birth announces 64 pound girl
Mr and Mrs Stanley Murchison announce the birth of a 64 pound girl at their home 927 E Ninth on Saturday September 1. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Murchison
Grocer Dwight Morelock Returns From California Vacation
Dwight L. Morelock of Morelock & Sons Grocery has returned from a three weeks vacation in Los Angeles Hollywood and other sights including the Carlsbad Caverns and old Mexico. He will leave Friday for Wynnewood to teach music and speech at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight L. Morelock
Morelock & Sons Grocery
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Calif
Carlsbad Caverns
Old Mexico
Mr. Morelock
Wynnewood
Ratliff Family Vacation Highlights Rocky Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs Bert Ratliff and children Bert Jr and Mary Jane returned Sunday from a two week vacation in Colorado They attended a national convention of Rural Letter Carriers in Denver during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ratliff
Bert Jr
Mary Jane
Colorado
Denver
Edith Cavin Enrolls at East Central State for Fall Term
Miss Edith Cavin of Wainwright enrolls at East Central State Teachers College for the fall term. She is the daughter of F. A. Cavin former East Central student and current superintendent of Wainwright schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cavin
Wainwright
East Central State Teachers College
F. A. Cavin
East Central
Wainwright Schools
Merkel visitors include Mrs. B. T. Church and sons
Mrs. B. T. Church and her sons from Merkel Texas are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Wheeler. R. N. Wheeler of Merkel, brother of R. O. Wheeler, is also visiting them.
Local geologist attends state American Legion convention
Oscar Hatcher, a local geologist, returned Tuesday from Oklahoma City where he attended a state convention of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hatcher
Oklahoma City
The
American Legion
Local Visitors and Household News In Tupelo and Allen
Miss Bee Fowler and Miss Marietta Fowler of Tupelo visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Casper Duffer returned from a two week vacation with Mrs. Duffer's parents in Coalgate. Floyd Keylor of Allen is spending a few days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keylor, 312 E Twelfth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Fowler
Miss Marietta Fowler
Tupelo
Casper Duffer
Mrs. Duffer
Coalgate
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Mrs. C. J. Keylor
Ada Area News Roundup Includes Visits and Accident Update
Luther West of Allen visited Ada friends and handled business this morning. W B House returned to Wellington after visiting his Ada daughter Mrs Myrtie Hickey. Mrs E A Canada and children and Miss Eugenia Davis were in a Sunday car crash with injuries described as not serious bruises and shock. Mrs Canada and Miss Davis had slight concussions. They arrived in Ada Tuesday evening with Dr Catherine Brydia who went to Amarillo Monday. Dr Canada expected to arrive in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther West of
Allen
Ada
W. B. House
Wellington
Tex
Myrtie Hickey
E. A. Canada
Eugenia Davis
Edwards Jones and Hoyt Pryor Wed in Shawnee
Mr and Mrs E L Jones announce the marriage of their daughter Edwina Jones to Mr Hoyt Pryor of this city. The vows were read at 8 30 p m Saturday evening September 1 by Rev J Newton of Shawnee Episcopal Church. The couple left for a trip to Oklahoma City and will reside at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jones
Edwina Jones
Hoyt Pryor
J. Newton
Shawnee Episcopal Church
Pryor Couple Connected to Local Business and Clubs
The Case apartments at 1184 W Eighteenth note Mrs Pryor as a student at a college and member of Pi Kappa Sigma. Mr Pryor holds a B S from East Central, attended the University of Oklahoma, Sigma Nu member, and works with his father J H Pryor in the Pryor grocery in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Case
Pryor
East Central State Teachers College
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
East Central
University of Oklahoma
Sigma Nu Fraternity
J. H. Pryor
Riot disturbance at mill ends with arrests
Police dispersed a mob at No. 6 ing home after using 29 inch night sticks and arrested two men. Anthony DeJesus, 23, a former Nashua Manufacturing Co. employee, and Hormidas Lambert, 29, a Lawrence Manufacturing Co. worker, were charged with inciting to riot as mill workers were escorted out through back doors for protection.
South Carolina Cotton Mill Closure Led by Spartanburg Strikers
A flying squadron of about 625 Spartanburg County workers plus hundreds more forced the Duncan mill in Greenville to shut down under National Guard protection. Mill management chose to close to avoid violence. Leaders vowed to close every cotton mill in South Carolina. The Duncan mill employs 700 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S. C
Spartanburg County
Duncan
National Guard
South Carolina
Preparing For Defense Against Textile Strike Intimidation
New York leaders of the silk woolen and cotton industries met to plan a defense against alleged intimidation of workers remaining at their jobs in the textile strike. George A. Sloan Arthur G. Besse and Peter Van Horn conferred on coordinated actions and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Silk, Woolen and Cotton Industrial Organization
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Arthur G. Besse
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Peter van Horn
National Federation of Textiles
Silk Code Authority
Relief for Stricken Refused by Maine Overseers
In Waterville Maine the town overseers of the poor voted to withhold unemployment relief from striking textile workers. They urged unions to support the strikers and warned that strikers must work or starve. George Jarbar, leading the overseers, condemned the action and said he would seek state or federal relief after reviewing the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Waterville
George Jarbar
the Overseers
Maine Textile Council
Louis J. Brann
Mill Owner Protests Union Strife in the South
Mill leader Scott Roberts of the Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association seeks a strong protest to the president and governors against union strikers pressuring mills to close. He cites mob intimidation and calls for tax exemptions and swift federal action to prevent a civil war-like situation across the region. Findings reference Boaz defense, Selma Manufacturing, and widespread southern unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Ala
South
Scott Roberts
Alabama Cotton Manufacturers Association
George Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Roberts
Sloan
Boaz
Mr. Ames
Selma
News Pressman Suffered Injury in Ada Pressroom
B F Alletag, Ada News pressman, was injured when his hand was caught in a high speed press. The press was stopped quickly to free him. Doctors reported mangled hand and probable broken bones but no lasting impairment. He has operated the press for ten years and this is his first serious accident. He guided colleagues to release the rollers while trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Alletag
Ada News
B. F
New Orleans Lottery Bosses Paid City Officials Told
Henry R. Long testified before the Louisiana legislative committee that the New Orleans lottery ring paid Mayor T Semmes Walmsley about 1000 dollars weekly and Police Superintendent George Reyer around 700 dollars weekly. Each of twenty lotteries paid 50 dollars to the mayor and 35 dollars to the police chief with division at Canal Street. Guards and soldiers escorted reporters from the committee room as radio broadcasts began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Henry R. Long
Mississippi
Louisiana State Legislative Investigating Committee
T. Semmes Wamsley
George Reyer
Henry Long
Huey P. Long
Long
Canal Street
Louis F. Guerre
Legislative Committee
Semmes Walmsley
Long Or
Walmsley
Fred Rickerfor
Edward J. Oaks
Carroll Walmsley
Oaks
Jefferson Parish
Senator Long
Alvin P. Howard
Times- Picayune Publishing Company
the Hibernia National Bank
A. P. Howard
Louisiana
The
Item Tribune
City Hall
Merlin Kennedy
Hitler declares Nazi revolution complete at rally
In Nurnberg Adolf Hitler announced the national socialist revolution is ended and fulfilled its aims. He warned against chaos, said the Nazi leadership now holds absolute power, and claimed no stronger body exists to build the state. In New Orleans hearings, Senator Long opened a corruption inquiry into zoning and lottery payoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Hitler
Robert Wagner
Paden
der Fuehrer
Derfuehrer
National Socialist Movement
Goebbels
Joseph Goebbels
Otto Diedrich
Roebbels
Diedrich
Majalma Schacht
Ada Faces Need to Start Building More Homes Soon
Local real estate voices agree Ada must begin new housing soon to accommodate growing families and residents pursuing rentals. Several projects and permits are in motion though lending regulations and cautious borrowing temper a rapid building surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acto
Ada
W. A. Delaney
King’s Road
W. B. Osborn
I. M. King
B. C. King
S. C. Boswell
Osborn
Battle Biting Continues Here
More than 400 head of cattle were bought last week in Pon totoc county as part of a federal program to remove distress cattle. The drive moved to the southeast, south of Stonewall, with condemned cattle killed and the rest shipped to grazing lands or canneries. Ownership determined how a cow killed under the program was disposed of, leading to some neighbor disputes over meat allocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
Stonewall
Labor Day Quietly Observed With Local Events
A longer than usual weekend with rain reduced holiday plans in southern Oklahoma. Veterans of Industry held a parade and a rodeo drew crowds. Early Monday two girls Fay Sweet and Sibyl Sweet were injured when a car backed from a driveway pushed them from a truck. both were treated at Ada hospital. Mrs. J. W. Parker of Roft was later treated for a knee injury after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Veterans of Industry
Fay Sweet
Sibyl Sweet
East Main Street
Ada Hospital
W. Tenth
J. W. Parker
Roft
Nazi Women Flee From Austria To Yugoslav Slave Camp
In Varazdin Yugoslavia on September 1 a group of women Nazis escaped from Austria and formed a separate camp beside the male Nazi detention area. Franz Kammerhofer leads the Styrian fugitives and reports 30 arrivals in recent days with 200 more expected. He cites harsh Austrian treatment and notes women are imprisoned for simply writing to the Yugoslav Nazis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varazdin
Yugoslavia
Austria
Franz Kammerhofer
Kammerhofer
Ada Vets Attend Legion Meeting in Oklahoma City
The Ada American Legion post is well represented at the Oklahoma state convention in Oklahoma City with about fifteen Norman Howard post members attending. Local delegates will participate in programs and elections, and Ada members expect one of the most interesting state sessions with ample accommodations and fully planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Oklahoma City
Ada Post
Norman Howard Post
County Recovers From Drought With Heavy Rains
Two nights of intense rain drenched the region with 3.99 inches in Ada and 1.87 inches on Saturday, followed by cooler spells and a warm 92 degrees. The August moisture total rose as creeks ran full, ponds filled, and crops gained needed growth ahead of frost season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breuth
Ada
Drouth
Found Gas But Car Gone When They Returned
Herman Bush and his brother, treated unfairly by unknown parties, found their car missing after exhausting the gasoline supply on a hill west of Sandy Creek. They walked a quarter mile to fetch gas, then returned to discover the vehicle gone. Officers investigated marks suggesting a passing car towed the Bush auto away and refilled its tank, then left the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bush
Ada
Here
Sandy Creek
Ada Receives General Rain After Dry Spell
Rain began in Ada Saturday afternoon and spread across northern areas, with southern Pontotoc County hoping for needed moisture. Crops and gardens sown after earlier rains show quick growth and farmers anticipate more feed and vegetables as rains continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Pontotoc County
USC curator Dr. Fredrica Detmers dies after poisoning
Dr. Fredrica Detmers 68 curator of USC herbarium swallowed poison and died after hours in hospital. Police said note gave burial directions but no motive. Relatives cited ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fredrica Detmers
University of Southern California
Detmers
Acid Fatal to Bernard Roper
Bernard Roper of 801 East Thirteenth died at a local hospital from carbolic acid taken at a hotel. He was 99, born in Bebee. Funeral Wednesday at 3 at Criswell Funeral Home with Rev. J. C. Curry. burial in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by widow and several brothers and sisters. Details of the events leading to the intake were unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Roper
H. C. Roper
Lila
Lorrie
Joe
Rufus
Henry
Monroe Roper
Bell Hughes
Pearl Jones
Ada
Roda Graham
Purcell
Lena Brown
Houston
American hot dogs arrive in Paris fashion
Paris shops and hotels embrace the real American hot dog as a new craze. A similar sounding delight, saucisse de transportation, had been sold before, but the authentic version surged in popularity at elegant hotels and sidewalk cafes, promising strong returns on investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
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Jarbar
NEWS
Sams Walmsley
Huey
Earl Christenberry
Christenberry
New
Dr. Goebbels
Louisiana Insurance Commission
Davis Lee Allen
Delaware County
Andy Eaton
Garfield County
Midcontinent Petroleum Corporation
Hope and
Main
North Rennie
Lon L. Moore
Fourth and Johnson
Busiiness
ADA Vets Atten Legion Meeting
Capital
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