Oklahoma High Wrestlers Battle At State Meet
More than 150 Oklahoma high school wrestlers converge in Stillwater for the seventh annual intercollegiate state tourney hosted by Oklahoma A and M. Cushing High leads favorites with nine-man squads, joined by Stillwater, Blackwell, Drumwright, Guthrie, Tulsa, Yale, Elk City and Geary. Finals set for Saturday night as team and individual titles are decided, with six swimming teams competing in pool events alongside the wrestling finals.
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United Press
Stillwater R
Okla
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Cushing High
Stillwater
Blackwell
Drumwright
Guthrie
Tulsa
Yale
Elk City
Geary
Muskogee
Norman
Okmulgee
Perry
Weatherford
Edmond
Brinkman
Cleveland
Sand Springs
Watonga
Clinton
Hominy
el Reno
Tulsa Central
Muskowee Central
Oklahoma City Central
Oklahoma City
Bartlesville
Wichita
Kans
Fitch dies founder of Good Fellow movement at 65
Edward C. Fitch, credited with originating the Good Fellow movement from a 1909 Chicago Tribune letter, died last night at Springfield following a stroke. He was 65 and served as an assistant attorney general. The letter urged a Christmas charity to bring joys as well as necessities to the poor.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Edward C. Fitch
Chicago Tribune
Fitch
Four Rule Favorites At Indoor Meet
Harvard, Cornell, Georgetown and Penn State are favorites in the Intercollegiate A A A indoor championships at the Engineers Armory. Twenty three colleges entered. The battle for points is expected to be the closest in history. Last year Harvard won with Yale, Cornell and Penn State within four points.
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Pe United Press
New York
Harvard
Cornell
Georgetown
Penn State
Missouri and Kansas duel indoor track meet set in Kansas City
Missouri and Kansas track teams clash in their twenty-fifth annual indoor dual meet in Kansas City. Missouri, winner of nineteen of the last twenty-four, is favored as records in the 440 yard dash mile and shot put appear ripe for challenge. A Kansas City high school meet accompanies the event.
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Tiited Press
Kansas City
University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Missouri
Ward
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus healing agents soothe membranes and curb germ growth while being absorbed to reach the source of trouble. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers a money back promise if relief is not obtained.
Sisleys Marry Colericks and Then Pa Sisley Weds Ma Colerick
Alliance Neb March 3 The tale centers on Sara Colerick the famed apple pie baker and her four sons Melvin Dan John and Charles who vow not to wed until they meet a pie making bride The Sisley girls who grew up nearby are the four pie makers and the four Colerick boys finally pair off in Nebraska unions.
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Sisleys
Colericks
Sisley
Ma” Colerick
Nebraska
NEA Service
Alliance
Neb
Sara Bertha Colerick
Steen Counties
Melvin
Dan
John
Charles
Colerick
Colerick and Sisley Families Tie The Knot In Early 1900s
Melvin Colerick married Bertha Sisley in 1912 and Dan Colerick wed Edith Sisley in 1916 as multiple pies and church aisles linked the two families. The record notes each marriage and the shared connection, reflecting local kinship ties.
Four Colerick Brothers Tie to Sisley Sisters in Romance Tangle
A humorous family saga from Alliance recounts Melvin Colerick and Bertha Sisley before Dan and Edith Sisley, Roy and Nellie, John and Ethel, and Charles and Mabel all marrying across the Sisley line. The double wedding ends a long, tangled year of marriages and apple pie lore.
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Melvin Colerick
Bertha Sisley
Alliance
Dan Colerick
Edith Sisley
Dan
Roy Sisley
Nellie Pease
Wyoming
Charles Colerick
Mabel Sisley
Charles
Pa” Sisley
Ma” Colerick
Dad Sisley
Mom Sisley
Mom
Pop
Jazz Notes on New Songs and Classic Jazz Hits
The column lists top sheet music sellers I Just Roll Along Bluebird Whatll You Do with notes on Whiteman Stomp Tin Pan Parade Cobble Stones My Blue Heaven and Ruth Etting Ted Lewis records. It highlights Paul Whiteman and Walter Donaldson as notable figures and recalls performances by Derickson Brown and the Duncan Sisters.
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Hette
Amarillo
Duncan Sisters
Whiteman
Paul Whiteman
Ruth Etting
Lee Morve
Columbia
Miss Morse
Miss Etting
Morse
Jon Ruth Etting
Ted Lewis
Texas University Banquet and Independence Day Program
More than 100 ex-students from Texas University will gather for their annual banquet and Independence Day program at 7 40 oclock tonight in the Amarillo hotel. The event features music from Paul Ash and his orchestra and songs including Somebody Lied About Me Diane and Together. A lively mix of fox trot and waltz pieces is planned with other numbers like Whatll You Do and Cobble Stones.
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The
Texas University
Amarillo Hotel
Waltees
Diane
Waste
Fox
Gus Kah
Paul Ash
Jesse Crawford
Exes Meeting Led by H. T. Neely and Judge Boyce
The program is arranged by the Program committee with H. T. Neely as chairman and Judge William Boyce as president of the Texas Exes. Ex-students from Canyon and nearby Panhandle towns were invited to attend tonight's gathering.
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H. T. Neely
William Boyce
The
Texas Exes
University
A Canyon
Panhandle
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