Navin Named New Director of Pontotoc County Health
Dr. Kenneth W. Navin assumed duties as director of the Pontotoc County Health Department succeeding Dr. Ray A. Northrip who resigned. Navin plans to split his time Tuesdays and Thursdays in the office while other staff handle full time duties. He previously led health work in Pottawatomie County and Pontotoc County and noted prior multi county service in South Dakota. He will study local needs and meet residents as he works on the county’s health agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Navin
Ray A. Northrip
Ben
Pottawatomie County
Pontotoc
Pottawatomie
South Dakota
Navin
Health Department
State Health Department
Pontotoc County
Annual Pontotoc County Mental Health Drive Campaign
Casper Duffer chairs the Pontotoc County Mental Health Drive with Dr. A R Sugg as district chairman. The drive aims for a $2000 goal to boost funding for the Oklahoma Association for Mental Health. Donor solicitation letters have been sent as counties seek to expand a committed local group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Mental Health Fund
Casper Duffer
A. R. Sugg
Oklahoma Association For Mental Health
Duffer
Local visits feature Bertie Woodward kin and Ada guest
Reaux and Carthur Robins. Mrs Bertie Lee Woodward and Joyce Woodward visited Bertie Lee's mother, Mrs Roy Boren, Thursday. Glen Scott of Ada visited Silas Taylor Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Lee Woodward
Joyce Woodward
Bertie Lee
Roy Boren
Glen Scott
Ada
Silas Taylor
Lavona Deaton and Martha Fields Welcome Baby Girls
Lovelady News reports two local women Lavona Deaton and Martha Fields have given birth to baby girls. Mrs Fields’ child arrived Wednesday last week and Mrs Deaton’s on Sunday. Both mothers and babies are reported doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Taylor
Lavona Deaton
Martha Fields
Mrs. Fields
Mrs. Deaton
Lovelady quilting bee welcomes Kalkaska guest Miss Fletta Potter
The Lovelady quilting circle met Thursday with several attendees and four absentees. Special guest Miss Fletta Potter from Kalkaska Michigan demonstrated quilting and teaching skills. Martha Mote provided fair exhibit guidance as planning for the September 15 fair continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletta Potter
Joe Parks
Kalkaska
Mich
Bertie Lee Woodward
Joyce Woodward
Pauline Young
Bertie Parks
Pat Taylor
Edna Boren
Dorothy Hodge
Virginia Jared
Ida Taylor
Ethel Jones
Nora Ross
Mittie Deaton
Son Jones
Martha Mote
Birthday Dinner Guests With Bob Ross Attendees
Those sharing a birthday dinner Monday with Bob Ross included Mr. and Mrs. E W Cantrell, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cantrell and Roger of Ada, Carthur Dee Robins of Washington Oklahoma, Nora Ross, and Ann Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ross
E. W. Cantrell
Dewey Cantrell
Roger
Ada
Carthur Dee Robins
Washington, Okla
Nora
Ann Ross
Birthday Dinner Honoring Frank Jared with Family
Frank Jared celebrated his birthday on September 28. His wife and son attended along with his wife’s mother Mrs. Jake Taylor who prepared a celebratory dinner. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lanier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jared
Jake Taylor
Tony Lanier
Oklahoma Visit By Taylor Family This Week
Mr and Mrs James Taylor and their son Mike spend this vacation week visiting friends and relatives in various parts of Oklahoma during their trip through the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Mike
Oklahoma
Family Surprise Visits Brings Joy to Mrs Ross
Mrs W M Ross enjoyed a happy surprise Monday afternoon when her sister and husband Austell Flatt of Fort Worth Texas and their daughter and family Claud Bollen and daughter from Tulsa arrived to visit.
Gresso Family Visits Silas Taylor Home Tuesday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gresso and their daughter visited the Silas Taylor home on Tuesday night, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gresso
Silas Taylor
Deaton Family Visitation Recap
Mrs. Ruby Deaton and her sons visited Lavona Deaton and Debra on Thursday. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Bob Ross home included Don and Carole Blankenship Anitta Baker John Davis and Laura Boud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ruby Deaton and
Bob Ross
Don and
Carole Blankenship
Anitta Baker
John Davis
Laura Boud
Visit Ends Quietly as Taylor Family Calls on Friends
Mr and Mrs Jake Taylor and their son Luke spent Sunday afternoon visiting relatives in the community, calling on Mr and Mrs W M Ross for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Taylor
Luke Taylor
W. M. Ross
Visitors Calling On Joe Parks At Home
Sunday visitors included Joe Parks's son and family Mr and Mrs Lawrence Parks and Jo Ann and Larry in a family gathering at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parks
Mrs
Lawrence Parks
Jo Ann
Larry
Oklahoma City Visitors Share Saturday Night at Bob Ross Home
Mr and Mrs Harrell Ball of Oklahoma City and Mrs Ball s niece Marquita Robins of Purcell visited the Bob Ross residence Saturday night Anitta Baker spent the night with her sister Ann Ross
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Ball
Oklahoma City
Robins Spends Saturday Night With Davis in Oklahoma
Carthur Dee Robins of Washington Oklahoma spent Saturday night with John Davis, details limited to the social pairing and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthur Dee Robins
Washington, Okla
John Davis
Club ladies thank Hodges for ice box gift
The club ladies express gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hodges for presenting and delivering an ice box last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Alvin Hodges
Market Rise Fades in Uneven New York Trading
In New York the stock market edged forward in early afternoon trading with irregular moves. Most prices fluctuated around a point, while a few issues advanced or declined more sharply. Volume held near yesterday's 2,380,000 shares as rails led activity in a mixed market with steels motors aircraft oils and chemicals among active groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
USDA cattle numbers show 800 head cattle 800 calves 200. Cows steady with canners cutters and utility grades weak to 25 lower. Fed heifers 786 lb at 22.50. utilities 9.00 to 10.50. canners and cutters 8.00 to 9.00. good and choice vealers 17.00 to 19.00. Hogs 2,000 head slow. barrows and gilts largely 25 lower. sows steady to 25 lower. No 1–3 195–250 lb 16.25–16.50. 180–195 lb 15.75–16.25. sows 325–400 lb 14.00–15.00. Sheep 500 head trucked native spring slaughter lambs steady. good to prime 17.50–19.50. slaughter ewes steady. cull to good shorn 3.00–4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Oklahoma City
Sunday School Ponders, MYF Meet at Church
Pickets note 34 attend Sunday School with Mrs Allen Biggs leading the adult class in Mrs Norvell absence. MYF met midweek under Mary Vanlandingham’s devotional. afterward, games and refreshments on the church lawn. Attendees include Suttons, Boles, Ross, Biggs, Vanlandinghams, Lossons, and others. Weekend visitors: Mr and Mrs Wilson Boles from Ft Collins Colorado with the Jack Boles family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Biggs
Norvell
Nora Jaquess
MYF
Mary Vanlandingham
Utch
David Sutton
Philip Boles
Tommy Johnson
Dana
Jimmy Ross
Martha
Hazel Biggs
George
Buddie Dame
Jerry McDaniels
Lagunta Losson
Delton Sutton
Floyd Vanlandingham
Jinks Losson
Nancy Vanlandingham
Wilson Boles
Ft. Collins, Colo
Jack Boles
Local Visits Note Social Rounds Across Oklahoma and Ada
Bill Ashley of Oklahoma City and the Mid Lesson family hosted visits. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Presley dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Casady. Bentley Brown of Ada called on Mrs. E. J. McCause. Beth Farr of Stonewall and Joyce Bittle of Ada visited Mrs. E. J. McCause. John Briggs and Danny of Coalgate had dinner with Floyd Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Presley
Mrs
Clyde Casady
Bentley Brown
Ada
E. J. McCause
Beth Farr
Stonewall
Joyce Bittle
John Briggs
Danny
Coalgate
Floyd Robbins
Freshmen from Pickett Attend Vaness Class Party
George Vanlandingham Frankie Lamirand Laquita Los son and Brenda Southerland freshmen from Pickett joined a Vanessa class party Friday night. They traveled by bus to Sulphur where the group enjoyed swimming skating and rides at the amusement park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vanlandingham
Frankie Lamirand
Laquita Losson
Brenda Southerland
Pickett
Vaness
Fowler Family Weekend Visit Includes Oklahoma City Resident
Morgan Fowler of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lutie Fowler, visiting relatives and attending local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Fowler
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Lutie Fowler
Hooser Couple Makes Business Trip to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Bob Hooser Cy cle and Chevy traveled to Oklahoma City on a Saturday business trip for work purposes and meetings downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hooser
Cycle
Chevy
Oklahoma City
Ada hosts visit from Mr and Mrs W A Lewis
Mr and Mrs W A Lewis of Ada called on the Mid Lesson family Thursday evening, sharing time and conversation during an informal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lewis
Ada
Jaquess Family Dinner Guests at Bebee
Mr. and Mrs. Corry Jaquess of Bebee were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jaquess.
Oklahoma City Visitors and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Royce Jaquess spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting and conducting business with the Ray Kampo family. Mr and Mrs Bennie Hampton announce the birth of a son Bennie Joe on August 30 at Valley View Hospital weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Jaquess
Oklahoma City
Ray Kampo
Bennie Hampton
Valley View Hospital
Bennie Joe
Oklahoma City Livestock Sale Report Highlights Sluggish Cattle Market
USDA report shows cattle and calves sale with 2 200 cattle and 300 calves, heifers and steers steady to uneven, cows weak, bulls and slaughter calves little changed. Hogs at 17.25 for US 1 2, lambs scarce with small lots at 19 to 50.
Art Contributes To Full Life Rotarians Told
George Leonard Shultz, a leading U S portrait painter, told Rotarians that art expresses human emotion and sustains a full life. He urged art’s role alongside health and faith as essential to happiness, ending with a Steinmetz quote on future science and spirituality. His portraits were on display at the Aldridge Hotel ballroom for viewing Thursday evening and Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard Shultz
United States
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Charles P. Steinmetz
Mr. Shultz
Aldridge Hotel
Tulsa Painter Shultz Exhibits Portraits in Tulsa
Portraits by leading American painters are on display in the dining room of the Al ridge Hotel until Friday noon. Tulsa residents Mr and Mrs Shultz, recently relocated from Philbrook and private portrait commissions, show a Truman portrait. Shultz painted originals for the American Legion and sat in Blair House. He spoke at a Rotary luncheon and is slated to address the Fortnightly Study Club Arts ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leonard Shultz
United States
Alridge Hotel
Shultz
Tulsa
Philbrook Art Center
Harry S. Truman
National Organization of the American Legion
Blair House
Washington
Rotary Club
Rotary Anns
Oklahoma City Poultry Prices Report From State Agriculture
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture lists current avian product prices across cities. Wheat No 1 hard steady at 10 a m. Hen nessy and other fowls show varied but firm trends with hens and eggs delivering mixed gains, broilers about steady, watermelons shipped at 50 to 65 cents cwt. Local hubs include Muskogee Vinita Tulsa Enid Elk City and Lawton with multiple price points and regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Bison
Hennessey
Alva
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Frederick
Kingfisher
Lawton
Yukon
Blackwell
Hobart
Medford
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Elk City
Woodward
Government picks Oklahoma A&M for home economics demo
The U.S. government selects Oklahoma A&M College to demonstrate home economics training to visiting overseas audiences. The program will showcase offerings for both women and men students at the state college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Oklahoma A&m College
Oklahoma
International student enrollment at Oklahoma A&M in 1954 55
A total of 228 international students from 47 countries outside the United States enrolled at Oklahoma A&M College for the 1954 55 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Borders
Oklahoma A&m College
Sunday guests at Vernon Houser home
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Bonnie Brandon of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCracken and M Masters of Norman sharing time at the Vernon Houser residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Houser
Bonnie Brandon
Oklahoma City
Bill McCracken
M. Masters
Norman
Caney Resident Visits Family Members Monday Night
Sadel King of Caney spent Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. George King in a quiet family gathering notable for its simple, everyday hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadel King of
Caney
Mrs. George King
Ada woman visits Lossons after weekend with Henrys
Brenda Henry of Ada spent the weekend with Laquita Losson. Her parents, Mr and Mrs G A Henry, visited the Lossons Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Henry
Ada
Laquita Losson
Mrs
G. A. Henry
Lossons
Presley Family Hosts Junior Grissom Visit
Junior Grissom visits this week with his sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Presley of Byng staying with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Grissom
Mrs
Aubrey Presley
Byng
Pamela Casady Spends Night with Grandparents in Pecan Grove
Pamela Casady visits Monday night with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Robbins in Pecan Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Casady
Mrs. Raymond Robbins
Pecan Grove
Birthday tribute for Nancy Grissom with nearby and out of state guests
Nancy Grissom was honored with a birthday party Monday afternoon. Attending from Pickett were Linda Jaquess, Judy Houser, June and Jean Crisley. Sunday guests in the Grissom home were Mr. and Mrs. Grady Teel and family of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Waller and children of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Grissom
Pickett
Inda Jaquess
Judy Houser
June
Jean Crisley
Grissom
Grady Teel
Oklahoma City
Dennis Waller
Daisy Corvin Family Visit Noted in Vaness
Mrs Daisy Corvin and children spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Miller in Vaness. Mr and Mrs Joe Kolb welcomed a daughter born August 31 at Valley View Hospital named Karen Darlene, weighing seven pounds and a half ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Corvin
Minnie Miller
Vaness
Joe Kolb
Valley View Hospital
Karen Darlene
Mr and Mrs George King Attend Vanoss Singing Convention
Mr and Mrs George King attended the singing convention at Vanoss on Sunday, joining other locals in the event and returning with memories of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Vanoss
Davis and Copeland families visit in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs A D Davis of Tulsa spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E M Losson and family. Mr and Mrs Bob Copeland were weekend guests of the Vernon Hooser family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Davis
Tulsa
E. M. Losson
Bob Copeland
Vernon Hooser
Visiting Monday With the Ross Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Elbert Ross hosted visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Dick Morton and Rickey of Beavers on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Ross
Dick Morton
Rickey
Beavers
Oklahoma couple visits with Mrs Farr on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Hughie Asseltine of Oklahoma City visited Sunday with Mrs E S Farr and Mr Farr who is in Valley View Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie Asseltine
Oklahoma City
E. S. Farr
Mr. Farr
Valley View Hospital
Mrs. Ella Eddings Spends Monday with Ina Hooser
Mrs. Ella Eddings visited Ina Hooser on Monday for a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Eddings
Ina Hooser
Weekend visitors at the J. H. Bullock home
Over the weekend guests included Mr and Mrs C L Brandon Mr and Mrs Donald Menefee and Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bullock
C. L. Brandon
Donald Menefee
Mrs Murray House Visits In Monahan With Sutton Family
Mrs Murray House and her children of Monahan Texas spent Thursday through Sunday with Mrs Alfred Sutton.
Dinner Guests Share Evening in Pecan Grove
Mr and Mrs Floyd Robbins and Kay dined with Mr and Mrs Raymond Robbins in Pecan Grove on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Floyd Robbins
Kay
Raymond Robbins
Pecan Grove
Mr and Mrs Clay McCause Visit Family on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clay McCause of Lindsay visited Sunday morning with Mrs E J McCause while en route to see his sister Mrs S L Lane in Seminole. Mr and Mrs D D David of Ada visited the Mid Lessons Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay McCause
Lindsay
E. J. McCause
S. L. Lane
Seminole
D. D. David
Ada
Layette Show Honors Mrs Los son for Linda Kay
Friday afternoon Mrs E M Los son was honored at a layette show er for her daughter Linda Kay. After gifts were opened Wanda Robbins and Barbara Casady served refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Sam McNair Bob Helleland H C Wright Jess Norvell Frank Lamirand Francis Jaquess Linda Jo Ann Ruod Briggs A B Kilpatrick Stella Vogt Frederick Bray Letha Robertson Elbert Ross Bill Bevers Charlie Dunn E J McCause Alfred Sutton Inez Cassady R B Tinsley Floyd Robbins Clyde Casady Charlie Enloe Judy Faye Jerry Balthrop Maurice Current Kathryn Jinks A D Davis Harvey Jinks R W Baggett E H Gross J B Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Losson
Linda Kay
Wanda Robbins
Barbara Casady
Mesdames
Sam McNair
Bob Helleland
H. C. Wright
Jess Norvell
Frank Lamirand
Francis Jaquess
Linda
Jo Ann
Ruod Briggs
A. B. Kilpatrick
Stella Vogt
Frederick Bray
Letha Robertson
Elbert Ross
Bill Bevers
Charlie Dunn
E. J. McCause
Alfred Sutton
Inez Cassady
R. B. Tinsley
Floyd Robbins
Clyde Casady
Charlie Enloe
Judy Faye
Jerry Balthrop
Maurice Current
Kathryn Jinks
A. D. Davis
Harvey Jinks
R. W. Baggett
E. H. Gross
J. B. Jordan
Local guest list features kin and travels across Oklahoma and Texas
A long roster of weekend visitors and kinfolk from Elgin, Sulphur, Plains, Big Spring, Ada and Duncan stop by Ross and surrounding towns. Travel spans Oklahoma City to Fort Meyers Florida with church meetings, class room plans, hospital returns, and September farewells noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clifton
W. B. Kestner
Elgin
C. B. Smith
P. G. Smith
Smith
A. L. Hathaway
D. M. Sudduth
Mr. Sudduth
Plains
Texas
Ralph Burleson
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Burlesons
Oliver Cofer
Cofer
Vickie
Stephen
Big Spring
Elmer Young
O. P. Hunt
Tishomingo
Maude Stalcup
San Diego
Calif
Alma Norris
Norris
Paul Wilson
Monroe Washington
Mary Easley
Alhambra
Tom Tingle
Tingle
M. W. Prewett
Clary Jr
Maggie Mary
Sulphur
Leonard Etchieson
Roff
Oklahoma City
Marjorie Barrow
Pfc
Jim Barrow
Japan
United States
Meryle Glasgow Summers
Summers
Jess Glasgow
W. W. Price
Luther Taylor
Price
First Methodist Church
Fred Yeats
H. M. Yeats
Yeats
Holdenville
Church of Christ
Joe Robnett
Joe Robnett Jr
Fort Meyers
Fla
Joe
Humble Oil Company
Houston
Francis Robnett
Sandra
Linda
Patricia Susan
Jimmy
Arthur Snowden
Odessa
Tom Medlock
Medlock
Joe Bill
Liddie Aubrecht
Ross Church of Christ
Gene Owens
Okla
Dan Sherwin
Denison
Tex
Hold A Harvest Hoedown Festive Kitchen Notes
Harvest season brings neighbors together for a barn dance and potluck. The piece guides festive decor with pumpkins and grapes and offers soup recipes like Beefy Bean Soup and Farm-Style Clam Chowder using condensed canned soups and water, serving four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Macaroni and Ham Skillet Quick Meal Idea
A speedy meal suggestion uses macaroni with cheese sauce, diced ham, butter, and corn. Brown ham in butter, add two cans of macaroni in cheese sauce and corn, heat until bubbly and ready to serve.
New Disc Harrow Recovered Soon By Sheriff's Men
County officials recovered a new Allis Chalmers disc harrow stolen from Melvin Nix of Ada who paid 290 dollars to Rollow Hardware. A large truck used to haul oilfield equipment loaded the harrow and fled Sunday night. The truck was found near the harrow site and the barrow returned to its owner. Herschel Reeder, a local resident near Boggy Creek Bridge, is held on suspicion of involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis- Chalmers
Melvin Nix
Jesse
Nix
Rollow Hardware
Ada
Ray Goodwin
Boggy Creek Bridge
Herschel Reeder
Coal County
Second Round of Alley Spraying Begun City crews begin second round
City crews started last Thursday on their second round of summer alley spraying and expect to complete by midweek. They targeted picnic areas for Labor Day use then followed the standard route order northwest southwest southeast northeast to finish. R. W. Simpson Richard Walker Simpson Sr died Saturday at 823 South Townsend after several weeks illness. funeral Monday at First Presbyterian Church Memorial Park Criswell Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Simpson
Richard Walker Simpson Sr
South Townsend
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth McCollough
Memorial Park
Criswell Funeral Home
Camp Simpson
Sam Grant
First National Bank
Charles Roadhouse
Ada
Tulsa
Mary Simpson
Florence
Ala
Annie C. Byrd
Alfred H. Benjamin
Dallas
Tex
Value range of a strong young elephant in East Pakistan
The National Geographic Society states a healthy young male elephant is valued between 800 and 1400 dollars in East Pakistan. This appraisal reflects market demand and conservation context during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pakistan
The
National Geographic Society
Spread for Crackers to Wurst Mashed with Citrus and Onion
A simple spread blends crackers with mashed wurst, lemon juice, and finely grated onion. The mix delivers tangy savory flavors suitable as a bruschetta topping or early evening snack bite.
Dario Lodigiani Becomes White Sox Scout
Dario Lodigiani, once a Major League infielder, takes on a scouting role with the Chicago White Sox, extending his baseball career beyond active play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dario Lodigiani
Chicago White Sox
Ada Medic Named To Sears Roebuck Screening Board
Dr. Alfred R. Sugg joins a Sears Roebuck Foundation grant screening committee appointed by the AMA. The program funds young physicians with up to 25 000 unsecured loans to start practices, backed by a 125 000 foundation grant. Applications go to Director Sears Roebuck Board Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred R. Sugg
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Sugg
American Medical Association
Sears-Roebuck Board
Lamar Street
Dallas
Texas
More Apply for Work Here But Demand Still Higher
An August 1955 report from the Oklahoma State Employment Service shows 499 active applicants on September 1, down from 677 on August 1. New applications 137, openings 333, placements 292 across mining, construction, manufacturing, utilities, trade, finance, services, and households. New unemployment insurance claims rose from 114 in July to 135 in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Pence
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Pontotoc County Polio Fund Reports Summer Spending
Pontotoc County Chapter of the Infantile Paralysis Foundation reports 1080.23 dollars spent for polio patient care during the summer. Norman C. Mitchell, chairman, notes no new summer cases and says out patient care hospitalization braces and appliances for nine county children totaled over a thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Norman C. Mitchell
Lightning Fertilizer Link Found in Air Chemistry
A historical note explains lightning combines nitrogen and oxygen in the air to form compounds that become fertilizer when washed to the earth by rain.
Only Two Michigan Counties Have No Lakes
A survey of 83 Michigan counties shows that just two counties lack any natural lake. The finding highlights lake distribution across the state and underscores rare inland water absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
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Lovelady News
By Nora Ross
Michael Taylor
Wall Street
Kansas City Livestock
By Winnie Losson
Bill Ashley
Stratford
Donnie and
R. W. Badgett
J. M. Jinks
Norman Bunyard
Labor Day
City Livestock
City Poultry
Roff News
Fannie Callicotte
John Hicks
Dewey Buryard
Ross
Mitchell and
T. Strother
Eugene Simmons
Muleshoe
Walter Simmons
Barbara Simmons
James B. Hardin
Richardson
Tildin Hardin
Sam Durham
Edith
Will McQueen
Wynnewood
Tom McQueen
Pottsboro
Edward Clampitt
David
E. D. Clampitt
Bonnie Walls
Charles W. Henderson
Calvert City
Kentucky
Henderson
Jessie Higdon
Clyde Wilson
Wilson
Dan Ray
J. D. Hudson
Hudson
Ray
Hubert Gargis
Max Ray Hudson
Sheriff's Men
Inkaa
ADA Iron & Metal
N. Broadway
Ada Medic
Sears Roebuck Screening Board
Polio Foundation
Otte Act Cito
Coupland, Tex
Trader Mills
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