Sale of Leasehold and Equipment in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the sheriff will sell at the Ada courthouse South front door on October 17 1952 at 10 00 a m leasehold interests and associated equipment material and supplies used in oil and gas production to satisfy a judgment of 1897 76 with 6 percent interest from July 31 1952 plus court costs attorney fee and accruing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
C.& L. Oil Well Service Co
Plaintiff and Continental Production Co
Frank Gregg
Ed F. Duffee
M. C. Hamiel
J. C. Brady
Harry Duffee
LH. Cole
Clarence L. Vaughn
Frank Langley
Edwin Anderson
Carl Anderson
G. A. Whetstime
Hoyt E. Huttolph
Grace Huttolph
Harold G. Nicolaus
W. A. Reardon
Lee Ratner
R. Carl Larkins
Harold Meyers
Ronald Ratner
Joel Ratner
Ray Burgis
Sai
Ada
State OF Oklahoma
Sarah Louise Duncan
Sarah L. Duncan
S. Louise Duncan
S. L. Duncan
Superior Court
County of
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
George B Marx
Conservatives for More Economy and Propaganda
British Conservatives express satisfaction with government but seek greater economy and stronger propaganda. The Scarborough party conference opens October 8 with 180 resolutions to shape policy, urging urgency and a fighting spirit to avert a Socialist fate, critique of taxation and admin costs, calls to cut staff, streamline services, and improvements in Labour opposition messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Scarborough
Winston Churchill
Hospital Admissions Include Several Named Patients
Sept. 22 lists Jack W. Gold of Cen trahoma Reet and Carl Wilcox of Dallas Texas in car accident cases. Sept. 24 records Mrs. Junitha Butler from toka admitted to Mary Hurley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Gold
Centrahoma Reet
Carl Wilcox
Dallas
Texas
Junitha Butler
Toka
Greater returns for amount in vested
Ada NEWS Want Ads reports higher value for vested amounts with improved returns for investors. Local readers gain clarity on savings options and payout structures benefiting long term holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
Notice to Creditors for William J Turner Deceased
Ruth Patterson Administratrix of William J Turner deceased directs all creditors to present their claims with vouchers to the law office of Lawrence H Green 1021 East Main Ada Oklahoma within four months of the date hereof or be barred. Signed September 16 Ruth Patterson Administratrix. Attorney for Administratrix. 9-18-21W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Turner
Lawrence H. Green
East Main
Ada
Oklahoma
Sian Toe
Sulphur to Buy Street Sweeper for City Streets
Sulphur city council approved purchasing a modern mechanical street sweeper. Mayor Thurman Webb announced the machine will arrive soon and begin operation immediately. It features a four foot rotary gutter broom, a six foot rear broom, and a water spray system to reduce dust while lifting dirt into a large container.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur
Thurman Webb
Two Quizzed on Plotting Bank Job
Oklahoma County sheriffs hold two men for questioning over a plot to loot meat worth about 4000 dollars from an Oklahoma City plant in the past two months. A third man is being sought as investigators watched several hundred pounds of meat carried to a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
E. A. Capshaw
Capshaw
A. B. Cooper
Alaskan fur seals migrate long seasonal routes
Alaskan fur seals travel about 2000 miles each season, moving between breeding grounds and distant ocean habitats where they reside for most of the year.
Training School at First Methodist in Oklahoma City
Grace Garten director of Christian Education at Wesley Methodist leads a leadership training for First Methodist church school workers. Sessions span Tuesday to Friday with talks on philosophy of Christian education and techniques, luncheon remarks to the commission of education, and youth department methods. Garten has extensive leadership training experience in Oklahoma churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Garten
Wesley Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
First Methodist Church
Commission of Education of the Church
Iss Garten
Installation banquet attendees at Konawa First Baptist
Those attending the installation banquet at the First Baptist church in Konawa Friday night were Mrs A F Bowles Bobby Bowles Mr and Mrs W H Travis Mr and Mrs Jess Sutton Mrs Mike Wood Miss Anice Bowles Mrs T E Johnston Arnom Sutton and Mr and Mrs John Morrow. Mrs W H Brewer Mary and Jimmy Mrs Lea Moore and children shopped in Shawnee and visited Mrs Herschell Thomas Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Konawa
A. F. Bowles
Bobby Bowles
W. H. Travis
Jess Sutton
Mike Wood
Anice Bowles
T. E. Johnston
Arnom Sutton
John Morrow
W. H. Brewer
Mary and
Jimmy
Lea Moore
Shawnee
Herschell Thomas
Local Family Visits Across Oklahoma City and Perry
Linda Sharber spent Monday with Becky and Lucy Ellen Travis. Jim Holliman visited his niece Mrs Otho Barrett last week. Mrs George Scroggin La Veda and Mr Mrs Leonard Scroggin and Randy spent Sunday in Oklahoma City visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Scroggin. By Lewis, who is employed at Perry, visited his Parents over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sharber
Becky
Lucy Ellen Travis
Jim Holliman
Otho Barrett
George Scroggin
la Veda
Leonard Scroggin
Randy
Oklahoma City
Thomas Scroggin
By Lewis
Perry
Ben Lewis
Mullins Family Visits Downeys at State Fair
Mr and Mrs David Mullins and their children spent Sunday in Oklahoma City visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd Downey and attending the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mullins
Oklahoma City
Floyd Downey
Christian Churches In Conference Here
The Christian churches of Oklahoma hold district conventions across twelve divisions. Ada hosts the Ada First Christian church with hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The event features speakers such as Rev. Leland Lankins Ardmore and Rev. Robert Miller Sulphur, with topics including Christian Student Centers and World Missions. Group conferences run 4 to 5 p.m. and a fellowship dinner at 6 p.m. The closing session at 7:30 will be led by Dean Cuthberson and Rev. Orval Holt with Rev. Fuqua speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches of
Oklahoma
Ada First Christian Church
Charles Murray
Tishomingo
Lelankins
Ardmore
Our Christian Student Centers
Ey C. W. Long
Healdton
Our Christian Stewardship
Robert Miller
Clarence Fuqua
Mexico
World Missions
Carl Covey
Ivan H. Dugan
Robert Nester
Clinton Wunder
Phillips U
Agnes Henderson
Fuqua
J. O. Michael
Ada
John Floyd
Purcell
Texas
Marietta
Pauls Valley
Lindsay
Ayrshire Cattle Surprise at Fair
At the Oklahoma State Fair Ayrshire cattle exhibit drew the largest surprise in the livestock barns. Rockayr Farms of Hitchcock won grand champion Ayrshire bull with the grand and senior champion female also in Rockayr’s hands. Adams Acres Broken Bow claimed a second Holstein grand championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
F. W. Atkinson
Kansas State College
Rockayr Farms
Hitchcock
Jack Nelson
Perry
Rockayr
Adams Acres
Broken Bow
Elmwood Farms
Lake Forest
Ill
Harry Thomson
Kingfisher
Houck Brothers
Brinkman
J. A. Collier
Fletcher
Women of the church meet in Sulphur discuss Wesley and charity
Mrs. Paul Goffe hosted a Monday afternoon gathering of church women in Sulphur on September 22. The program lead er spoke on John Wesley and six donated Indian blankets were sent to the Goodland Indian Orphanage at Hugo. Next meeting is October 13 at Mrs. John Landers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Goffe
Jules Barnett
John Wesley
Paul Heath
W. O. Schwabe
Alexander Gray
Marietta
Goodland
Hugo
Presbyterian Church
John
G. P. Landers
Spent Weekend Visits Across Oklahoma and Texas Families
Local residents report weekend visits and gatherings as multiple families from Billings Oklahoma City and Dallas and Ada share time with relatives in Holdenville Asher Merkey and surrounding towns. Names include Sharp Birdwell Mullins Dunagan Atkinson and Scroggin among others with trips from Oklahoma City Odessa and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Sharp
Billings
Okla
L. Anders
Clarence Sharp
Florence Rudisail
Jettie Birdwell
Odessa
Texas
Jess Neeley
Louie Mullins
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Ben Mullins
Tilleard
Clyde Scroggin
Oklahoma City
Donald Lewis
Ed Zweincher
Mikie
Grace Beige
Okmulgee
Keith
Saint Louis
M. L. Franks
Elmer Dunagan
Sons
Holdenville
J. W. Atkinson
John Phelps
Dale
Alton Burns
Asher
Gaylon Scroggin
Jimmy Gregory
Merkey
L. L. Scroggin
E. J. Evans
Myrna
Donna Kay
W. E. Dougherty
Katherine Mallroy
Ada
D. W. Robertson
Virginia
Leo Hesse
Dallas, Tex
R. D. Robertson
Claude Starns Visits Arkansas City Family Friday
Claude Starns of Arkansas City Kansas spent Friday night with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Starns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Starns
Arkansas City
Kan
Mrs
A. W. Starns
Oklahoma State Fair visit highlights local families
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Scroggin and daughters attended the state fair in Oklahoma City Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Evans and daughters spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans in Shawnee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Scroggin
Oklahoma City
E. J. Evans
Glen Evans
Shawnee
Middleton Visit To Phelps Home In Saint Louis
Mr and Mrs Walter Middleton of Saint Louis were Thursday night visitors of Mr and Mrs John Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Middleton
Saint Louis
John Phelps
George Scroggin Jr Visits Ada Father on Sunday
George Scroggin Jr visited his father George Scroggin Sr. in Ada on Sunday for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scroggin Jr
George Scroggin Sr
Ada Sunday
Shoppers Visit Shawnee and Tecumseh Couples
Mrs. J. W. Atkinson and Joyce Abelli shopped in Shawnee Saturday and visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dunagan of Tecumseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Atkinson
Joyce Abelli
Shawnee
C. M. Dunagan
Tecumseh
Rodden Family Visits Ada Parents Sunday
Mr and Mrs A C Rodden and their children visited Mrs Rodden’s parents Mr and Mrs H T Robertson of Ada Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rodden
Evans Family Spends Weekend in Oklahoma for State Fair
Mr and Mrs Bob Evans and their children spent the weekend in Oklahoma attending the state fair and visiting Ernest Flemming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Evans
Oklahoma City
Ernest Flemming
Visitors Gather at Sharber Home in Ada Davenport Shawnee
Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sharber on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharber and their children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edd Sharber of Shawnee, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pamplin and Vaughn of Ada, Maxine Consert, Ellen Brewer, and Geraldine and Arline Holliman of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sharber
Jack Sharber
Joe Edd Sharber
Shawnee
Jim Pamplin
Vaughn
Ada
Maxine Consert
Ellen Brewer
Geraldine
Arline Holliman
Davenport
Local Families Visit in Oklahoma City and Atoka
Mr and Mrs Bill Cooley and children visited Mr and Mrs Chester Stewart of Atoka Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jerry Collinsworth and Joe spent the weekend with Mrs Callie Cooley and Goldie Ann in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cooley
Chester Stewart
Atoka
Jerry Collinsworth
Joe
Oklahoma City
Callie Cooley
Goldie Ann
Weekend Social Notes Highlight Local Gatherings
Mrs. Jess Russell and guests Linda and Alice Ann joined Alta Jean Atkinson and Johnnie Kelley for a weekend visit with Mrs. H. H. Atkinson and Mr. and Mrs. K. C. King and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
Linda
Alice Ann
Alta Jean Atkinson
Johnnie Kelley
Oklahoma City
H. H. Atkinson
K. C. King
Starns Family Weekend Visit in Okemah
Mr and Mrs Frank Starns and their children from Okemah spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A W. The readable fragment confirms a family visit and hospitality notes without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starns
Okemah
A. W Starns
Coalgate FFA Banquet Set With OU Professor Speaker
Coalgate Oklahoma FFA banquet scheduled December 4 in the Community Building. Dr E E Dale University of Oklahoma history professor will be principal speaker. Members have purchased dozens of baby chicks to be served as fried chicken. More than 200 people expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Gustain
Coalgate Ffa
E. E. Dale
University of Oklahoma
Ada Junior High Holds Ninth Grade Class Elections
About 600 teachers from Coal Seminole and Pontotoc counties attend a workshop in our building directed by Rex O Morrison with the theme Better Citizens Through Better Schools For A Greater Oklahoma. Ninth grade officers elected Eugene Gash president Billy Holland vice president Faye Spears secretary Jan Click and Johnny Morey as song and yell leaders with faculty advisors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal
Seminole
Pontotoc Counties
Fuiay
Rex O. Morrison
Oklahoma
Donald Hoover
Elaine Couch
Ann McPherson
Jimmy Reynolds
Billy Holland
Faye Spears
Annetta Johns
Linda Amond
Jan Click
Johnny Morey
Eugene Gash
Enid Oliver
Vera Simmons
Anna Tinsley
Flossie Grogan
Bonnie Stewart
C. L. Robberson
Sermonette Focuses on Eternal Goodness by Rev J O Michael
The First Christian church minister Rev J O Michael preached on Eternal Goodness. The church and Sunday school attendance averaged 81.92 percent with two home rooms at 100 percent run by Miss Bernice Hargis and Mrs Doreen Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Michael
First Christian Church
Bernice Hargis
Doreen Smith
Ninth Grade Election Chooses Eugene Gash President
Ninth grade students held an election rally last Thursday with Beth Buxton as chair. Eugene Gash won the presidency with a close second by Donald Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gash
Donald Hoover
Beth Buxton
English Teachers to Study Better Public Relations
East Central State college hosts a November 15 conference for high school English teachers to explore better public relations in literature teaching. The session will form small discussion groups to address declining literature interest, improved materials, and classroom procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central State College
Eeting
O. C. Ramsey
Stratford FHA Elects Officers
Stratford FHA Chapter met Wednesday September 18 and elected officers for the coming year President Jammie Dykeman Vice President Delores Hanks Secretary Patsy Cosby Treasurer Jeannie Betts Reporter Mary Ann Shi Parliamentarian Betty Cole Song Leader Carol Alexander Jackie Corley Sub district President and Marguerite Watts attended a state meeting at Norman September 19 20 accompanied by Mrs Alice Pyran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Stratford Fha
Jammie Dykeman
Delores Hanks
Patsy Cosby
Jeannie Betts
Mary Ann Shi
Betty Cole
Carol Alexander
Jackie Corley
Marguerite Watts
Alice Pyron
Norman
Atoka Schools Dismiss Friday For Teachers Workshop
Atoka schools will dismiss Friday as teachers from Coal Atoka and Pushmataha counties attend a workshop in Antlers from 9 a m to 4 p m. They will discuss common problems affecting the three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Coal
Pushmataha
Paving Progress Report For Atoka Project
Atoka moves toward completion of phase one with five blocks paved and ready for additional five. City manager Huey Long says next year plans call for finishing about 30 more blocks of paving in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atoka
Huey Long
Long
Tehran Newspaper Warns Mossadegh Over Communist Pressure
A Tehran daily editorial blasts Prime Minister Mossadegh for apparent indifference to Communist pressure and hints Britain and Russia are scheming to split Iran. Iran responds to Churchill Truman settlement proposals over Anglo Iranian Oil propety nationalization, with a demand reportedly totaling 137.2 million dollars before talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Siasata
Mossadegh
Russia
Churchill
Truman
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Britain
Ninth Grade Reads Diverse Short Stories Enjoyed
Mrs Enid Oliver’s class studied tales by Peattie London Henry Derieux Irving Ellsberg and more. Students evaluated both fiction and real life pieces and found the readings thoroughly enjoyable in English class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Oliver
Donald and
Louise Peattie
Jack London
J. O. Henry
Tom Belcher
Samuel A. Derieux
Washington Irving
Ellsberg
New York
Paris
School notes recount library updates and class activities
Mrs Parl McKoy reports 40 new books added to shelves and 36 sent to the bindery. 30 magazines covering major fields are available. Mrs Flossie Grogan joined the junior high to lead speech and dramatics. Daisy Moore's students discuss summer travels and explore early exploration with a film. Officers in Moore's home room include Paul Riggs, Jimmy Duncan, and Orpha Lou Morrison. Eighth grade studies cover the six depressions since 1789. Infirmary staff oversee six periods with named attendants. Fifth period band works on marches for football games. Anna Tinsley Latin class elected Nova Gala Lewis, Eugene Gash, and Sue Griffith. Home Room 212 officers: Hadden Lee Smith, Dale Andrews, Glenda Phillips, Jimmy Folger, Larry Hillman, Johnny Muntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl McKoy
Renfro Herndon
Lynn Peterson
Janice French
Flora Fortenberry
Mary Taylor
Mary Nell Smith
Venita Walston
Sylvia Robberson
Lola Cunnningham
Charlene Jones
Betty McDaniels
Linda Luton
Hadden Lee Smith
Dale Andrews
Glenda Phillips
Jimmy Folger
Larry Hillman
Johnny Muntz
Contests Boost Math Grades Across Class Periods
Mrs. Bernice Mowdy organizes a series of math contests in her classes to raise grades. Each period features rival groups such as the Yankees versus Confederates, Jets versus Bombers, Army versus Navy, Hares versus Bears, and Democrats versus Republicans, with 100 percent scores counting as points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Mowdy
Army
Navy
Journalism class holds lead writing contest prize
A journalism class of 24 students studied newspapers and news stories. They held a contest to create the best lead from a given story facts and voted Judy Kemper as winner awarding skating tickets to Ada Armory Rink for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kemper
I .d. Cardents
Ada Armory
Coalgate Leader Outlines Economic Plan for County
Dr. Klemme warns youth outmigration due to lack of jobs in Coal county. He cites $500,000 annual payroll, agriculture worth $2 million with livestock dominating, and 28,000 acres abandoned. He urges farm markets, new industry, and school building consolidation, praising the local hospital and urging charter revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coalgate
Coal County
Klemme
Charles F. Spencer
East Central College
M. College
J. C. Sprague
Ralph Downing
E. E. Emerson
Coalgate Schools
Meeting Honors Revised Standard Version Bible Version
Community leaders invite all to a Tuesday night service September 30 at 7 30 at the First Methodist church to honor the Revised Standard Version of the Bible Dr R Grady Snuggs will speak on The World of Life in Living Language Five copies of the new Bible will be presented to representatives and a dedication prayer will follow A 32 member committee oversaw revisions aiming for accurate modern English. the New Testament appeared in 1946 with the Old Testament planned for two volumes and a combined edition scheduled September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
A. W. Oliver
Ada Man Becomes Major with 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Korea
Bert E Ratliff 30 of Ada Oklahoma promoted to major at forward helicopter base of the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea He has flown 46 missions as a helicopter pilot with Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 161 since arriving in Korea five months ago The Ada native is a World War II Marine fighter veteran His wife Evelyn resides in Washington DC He was to depart Korea for the United States today per his father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Korea
Bert E. Ratliff
Ada
Okla
Ratliff
Marine Helicopter Transport Squadron 161
Ada High School
East Central College
University of Oklahoma
Federal Bureau of Investigation
More Pleasant Weather In Sight
The Associated Press reports calmer skies with most areas clear and light showers limited to Southern Lower Michigan Northern Indiana Northern Ohio and parts of Maine. Summer warmth persists across the Western states while the East and New England endure cooler areas in the Great Lakes and North Atlantic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lower
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Maine
Great Lakes
North Atlantic States
New England
You're My Boy Nixon Embrace at Open Air Rally
The scene shows Eisenhower greeting Nixon on a misty open air rally day. Eisenhower smiles as he enters a DC6 chartered plane, then steps to Nixon who waits amidship. They share a hug and Nixon tears up, while a cheering crowd waves as they depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hower
Nixon
Eisenhower
Nursery expands as Ada drive nears goal
Chest Aids reports church women arranging furnishings for the Pre School Nursery where sixteen children aged two to five are enrolled this week. Mrs Marcel Dallas leads the program with Mrs Fannie Alford assisting. the nursery may miss the temporary budget allotment again unless Ada reaches the $35,000 October drive goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Dallas
Fannie Alford
Ada
The Seven Chance Myth in Dice Rolling
A claim that rolling a seven on dice has a one in six probability is clarified by standard two dice probabilities. The actual chance to sum seven is one in six, based on combinations totaling seven.
Indicted in Detroit case involve 18 defendants named by DOJ
Sixteen defendants were charged with 17 overt actions in a Detroit case. The 18 listed include Seattle figures Henry Huff William Pennock Karl Larsen Terry Pettus Paul Bowen John Daschbach Barbara Hartle and others from St Louis and Detroit. All but one are in custody on bail ranging from ten thousand to forty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Justice Department
Seattle
Henry P. Huff
William J. Pennock
Karly Larsen
Terry Pettus
Paul Miller Bowen
John Shields Daschbach
Barbara Hartle
St. Louis
James Frederick Forest
Dorothy
Marcus Alphonse Murphy
William Sentner
Robert Manewitz
Saul L. Wellman
Nathan Kaplan
Thomas Dewitt Dennis Jr
Philip Schatz
William Allan
Helen Mary Winter
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Continental Production Co
Jesse, Oklahoma
Jesse
J. D. Garr
Plaintiff
J. J. Layne
Virgil Hunt
Sampson Hisca
Nancy M. Layne
J. L. Emrick
Charles G. Carlson
W. D. Schock
Pearl Gardner
H. D. Amos
Jack Ewton
Harvey E. Gillon
John I. Gaston
Dora Kirschener
G. P. Carr
Section
Township 4
Township
Sampson Hischa
Faye Emer
Abe Holloway
Faye White
Kerr Lambert
Conn & Roberts
Conservatives
Mary Hurley Hospital
Ruth Patterson
Administratrix
First Methodist
Vamoosa News
Christian Churches
Ayrshire
Michael
H. W. Burrough
Adan
Marine Helicopter Outfit
U. S
Maryland
Ona
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