City Briefs Reveal Births, Marriages and Travel News
Rev and Mrs Pete Trone welcomed a baby boy at 4 am today at Shawnee hospital and plan to raise him in Earlsboro. Mrs A M Crowe reports health improvement after visiting Kingfisher. W A Alexander travels to Nocona Texas after brother R R Alexander dies suddenly. Rev H W Hunter officiated a marriage at the parsonage between Jim Boyd and Ferris Sherwood, who will reside in Okemah. From Thursday: Jim Miller and Ollie Grantham jailed near Ada for liquor possession. Miss Jimmie Lee Lester heads to Heddenville for teaching. Mrs C J Rivenbark and son Jimmy visit Ada relatives. John Schaap and son visit Fort Smith, Ark.
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Pete Trone
Trone
Shawnee Hospital
Shawnee
Earlsboro
H. W. Hunter
First Christian Church
Jim Boyd
Okemah
Ferris Sherwood
Lebanon
T. J. Brumfield
McClure Improves in Breco Hospital
I I McClure undergoing treatment at Breco hospital reported to be improving today. Jim Crow and Andrew Page appeared before P H Deal in justice court Friday afternoon. The forgery charge was reduced to issuing hot checks. The pair pleaded guilty and paid a fine of ten dollars plus costs.
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I. N. McClure
Breco Hospital
Jim Crow
Andrew Page
P. H. Deal
Justice Court
Prom Friday’s Daily Social News From Reedly to Pontotoc
Mrs. F E Floyd and daughter Julia visit relatives in Tennessee and remain with Mrs Floyd Haynes and family before returning to Reedly California. W H Brumley recovers from blood poisoning and is now out of danger. Edwin Canter bury and wife visit family in Missouri while Dr M C McNew recovers from appendix surgery in Dallas. Jim T Keltner hosts relatives from Amity Arkansas and Eldorado Arkansas plus Horace Lay of Amity. Midshipman W C Hughes Jr visits Pontotoc Lodge before attending Okmulgee reunion of constitutional delegates. Woodrow Erwin plans to enter A and M College at Stillwater. W B Rodgers returns from Kansas City. Tandy Walker visits Clinton after trip. Unclaimed tailoring sale featured by Miller’s Cleaning Works. Mrs Otto Reever Ollie Bennett and Lillie Caddell visit Byars with relatives and friends.
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F. E. Floyd
Julia
Tennessee
Midshipman
W. C. Hughes Jr
Annapolis
W. C. Hughes
Pontotoc Lodge
Miss Hazel Strickland Visits Allen for Weekend With Parents
Miss Hazel Strickland went to Allen this afternoon to spend the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Strickland
Allen
Mrs
Otto Strickland
Couchs welcome son in Humboldt
Mr and Mrs Howard Couch of Humboldt Kansas announce the arrival of a seven pound son born September 14 The Couch family previously lived in Adam residents are noted as former residents.
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Howard Couch
Humboldt
Kan
Couch
Adam
Curtis Allen Returns to Norman to Enter University
Curtis Allen returns to Norman with his mother Mrs Alta Binn Allen of 225 W Fourteenth to enter the University of Oklahoma. He previously attended Purdue University in Lafayette Indiana last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Allen
Norman
Alta Binna Allen
W. Fourteenth
University of Oklahoma
Allen
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Glenn Hughes Joins Victor Recording Orchestra Tour
Glenn Hughes, after visiting his parents, leaves for Chicago to join Jack Crawford's Victor Recording Orchestra. The group will perform two weeks there, then in New York City before sailing October 14 on the S S Majestic to Berlin for a six week engagement at the Winter Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hughes
W. N. Hughes
Chicago
Jack Crawford
Victor Recording Orchestra
New York City
S. S. Majestic
Berlin
Germany
Winter Garden
Gladys Morris Accepts Speech Post in El Paso High
Miss Gladys Morris a College of Industrial Arts graduate at Denton Texas this summer has accepted a position in the speech department of the El Paso Texas high school. Her brother in law H B Ford is assistant principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Morris
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas
el Paso
H. B. Ford
Oklahoma couple to relocate after hospital stay
Leslie Maxey of Okmulgee formerly Ada resident has been in Sherman Hospital for two or three months with little improvement. Joe F. Jackson arrived from Chicago to join Mrs. Jackson, guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ray. The Jacksons plan to move to Shawnee soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Maxey
Okmulgee
Ada
Sherman
Joe F. Jackson
Chicago
Allen educator Austin Kidwell attends Ada Junior High conference
Austin Kidwell of Allen visited Ada yesterday to participate in the Junior High conference. He teaches in the Allen schools' department, representing the district at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Kidwell
Allen
Ada
Ada Visit Keeps Wall Family Ties Close
Mrs. Clarence Wall of Shawnee visiting her mother Mrs. Morgan at Roff arrived in Ada for a visit with J. B. Wall and family at Twenty first and Oak. Mrs. Morgan accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wall
Shawnee
Mrs. Morgan
Roff
Ada
J. B. Wall
Twenty-first
Oak
Ben Mason Moved to Breco Hospital in Serious Condition
Ben Mason, confined to his home for weeks, has been transferred to Breco hospital. His condition is described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mason
Breco Hospital
Mr. Mason
Miss Imogene Jones leaves for Barnard College entry
Miss Imogene Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Jones of 531 W Seventeenth departs for New York City to enter Barnard College of Columbia University. She won a Barnard scholarship last year in Little Rock high school ranking second in her graduating class.
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Imogene Jones
J. A. Jones
New York City
Barnard College
Columbia University
Miss Jones
Barnard
Little Rock High School
Cash for piano and radio phonograph buyers Ada
W R Sturges Music House offers cash for piano cabinet radio and phonograph buyers. Send names of friends who can buy. earn 20 dollars per piano prospect or 10 dollars per cabinet radio phonograph prospect. Your name stays private. 213 East Main Ada Ohio.
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W. R. Sturges
Reverses Car and Spills Two Bandits in Chicago Standoff
Roy Halquist reversed his car to repel two highway robbers after they stole 29 dollars. The plan backfired on the attackers as the car lurched backward, throwing them off balance. One bandit was arrested. the other escaped. In York North Dakota a gas station attendant was shot death after overfilling a customer’s tank. Fred Pfafflin was arrested for murder as Ernest Boe accidentally supplied four gallons instead of three.
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Chicago
Roy Halquist
Halquist
York
N. D
UPA
Fred J. Pfaffline
Walter Palmer
Pfafflin
Tendant
Ernest Boe
Boe
Police Officers Arrested in Los Angeles Bootleg Ring
A grand jury indicted nine officers in Los Angeles on charges tied to a bootlegger bribery scheme. Sergeants Hill and Sale and Patrolman Washburn were jailed. Washburn released on bond. Westman, the bootlegger, confessed six years of bribe‑taking, saying he was sick of being shaken down.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
J. B. Westman
Harry D. MacDonald
Harry M. Hill
Leonard S. Sale
Thomas B. Washburn
Washburn
Joe Warner
Job Swans
M. H. Ledbetter
Oscar L. Peterson
John Doe
Westman
Gus Poncrantz
John Does
Petiling
Penerventz
Bear Release
Los Angeles County
Whittier
Cal
Frank Dewar
Fitts
Oklahoma governor discusses peniten tiary reforms and clemency
Governor and Judge Hill outline plans for time served credits in meritorious cases and incentives for good behavior. They cite 3000 inmates and the challenge of administering justice, weighing clemency, and proposed pardon and parole rules after two hours of discussion.
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Tentiary
Hill
Oklahoma Criminal Court Opinions Speak On Hog Case And More
Oklahoma City Sept 14 A hog is a hog and one hog suffices for an information Judge Will H Chappell wrote in a criminal court of appeals opinion John King convicted in Atoka county of hog theft must serve two years Jenkins Porter Choc taw Indian faces four years for killing Sulman Bell in Carter county Bell found dead near Ardmore after leaving with Porter and others Porter initially denied knowing Bell later admitted a fight Porters claim self defense Sid Phillips testified all had been drinking Other cases include Arthur George wife abandonment two years Dave Downs selling liquor reversed due to lack of evidence G L Horton assault with intent to kill sentence reduced to two years Ed Stott statutory offense ten years
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Oklahoma City
Will H. Chappell
Criminal Court of Appeals
John King
Atoka County
King
Jenkins Porter
Carter County
Sulman Bell
Bell
Ardmore
Porter
Sid Phillips
Arthur George
Cotton County
Dave Downs
Harmon County
G. L. Horton
Roger Mills
Lions to Pass Bebee Road First
The Lions Club plans a major effort to build a modern all weather highway to the Bebee Maxwell oil field in southern Oklahoma. A mass meeting at Convention Hall is set for Thursday at 10 a.m. with plans to start construction and local funding to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Bebee Road
Bebee-Maxwell
Lions Club
Oklahoma
W. E. Harvey
Chamber of Commerce
Convention Hall
Collins
Lion FE. C. Wilson
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Ada
Lucille Webster
Lion J. F. McKeel
W. H. Murray
South America
College
Woman Clerk of Garfield County Is Suspended
Mrs. Leona B. Lewis county clerk of Garfield county is suspended from office by Judge O C Wybrant in district court. The grand jury accused 13 county officials of maladministration. trial set for September 30. The suspension blocks interference with deputies but allows continued work in the office. County commissioners have not yet scheduled a temporary replacement.
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Garfield County
Enid
Leona B. Lewis
O. C. Wybrandt
Lewis
Polo at Fort Reno Fort Sill beats Tulsa 13 to 3
Fort Sill poloists displayed excellent teamwork to defeat the Tulsa team 13 to 3 at Fort Reno. The match showcased strong coordination and skill from the Sill players.
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Fort Reno
Fort Sill
Tulsa
Fort Reno Hosts Tournament With Handicapped Matches
Fort Reno hosts an annual tournament with the army team giving a three goal handicap while Tulsa plays without one. The Free Boosers beat Dallas 12 to 5 with Dallas at a one goal handicap. San Angelo and Fort Reno advance to first round clashes. Oklahoma meets Crowell Texas. Eight year old violinist New York Rueggiero Rice to debut October 20 with the Manhattan Orchestra Society.
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Fort Reno
Army
Tulsa
Dallas
San Angelo
Texas
University of Oklahoma
Crowell
New York
Rueggiero Rice
San Francisco
Manhattan Orchestral Society
Oklahoma Governor Proposes Clemeny Process Overhaul
Governor Holloway and pardon officer E P Hill propose publicity for clemency applications for 20 days before county hearings. They will compile a monthly list of cases for public input and create a machine to track parolee behavior reports. Time served in jail before conviction may count toward sentences.
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Oklahoma City
Holloway
E. P. Hill
Hill
Oil Production Rises Statewide Amid Seminole Gains
Tulsa reports weekly oil data show Oklahoma City field output fell about 2,500 barrels while statewide production climbed from 736,149 to 747,895 barrels daily. The Seminole area led gains, with overall U S production up 22,122 barrels to 2,973,922 for the week ending September 14.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Seminole
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Santa Fe Springs
California
West Texas
Yates
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
St Louis-Pearson
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
East Central
Xas Cake
Mid-Continent
Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
Rocky Mountain Area
Tolsco
Visionsinies Anand
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Feng
Abe
A. M. Crowe
Kingfisher
W. A. Alexander
Nocona
R. R. Alexander
Sheriff's Office
Jim Miller
Ollie Grantham
Jimmie Lee Lester
Heddenville
C. J. Rivenbark
Jimmy
John Schaap
Fort Smith, Ark
W. H. Brumley
Edwin Canterbury
Missouri
M. C. McNew
Jim T. Keltner
Mrs. Keltner
Deck Ward
Amity, Ark
Pell T. Coker
Tell Marie
Eldorado, Ark
Horace Lay
Woodrow Erwin
Stillwater
M. College
W. B. Rodgers
Kansas City
Grace Rodgers
Saratoga
Ark
Haskell
Tandy Walker
Clinton
Miller’s Cleaning Works
Otto Reever
Ollie Bennett
Lillie Caddell
Byars
Mount Taylor
N. M
Holy Land
Arag
Jewish Lands
Qalgalye
Ram Allah
Jericho
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Webron
Naglus
Palestine
Herbon
Jaffa
Transjordania
Criminal Court
Ed Stott
Africa
NEA Service
Dallas Or
Fort Worth
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