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Newspaper

Checotah Times

Location

Checotah, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1917

Page

5

Checotah Wins Series Over Tulsa in Three Games

Checotah took two of three from Tulsa in a weekend series at the local ball park. Smokey Joe pitched well for Checotah with Cox catching and Cox homered for the locals. Tulsa bats sparked by a former Checotah star Trapp produced 16 runs in a Sunday defeat, while Monday’s game ended 12 to 11 after late drama as Hettie Green of Muskogee pitched well earlier.

Tulsa Boosters Checotaly Checotali Smokey Joe Cox Tulsa Checotah Trapp Kusa

Eastman Richards Honored for Charity and Local Development

Eastman Raybards donated 5000 to the Red Cross fund, the largest single county gift. He has invested 10000 of his own money to build a top county bridge, schoolhouses, and homes, and has helped develop McIntosh county. His ball team dominates amateur circuits, even trimming Checotah.

Eastman Richards Red Cross Eastman Raybards Eastman McIntosh County Checotah

Editor undergoes operation for kidney trouble at Baptist hospital

Herbert Wetzell, editor of the Democrat, underwent an operation at Baptist hospital in Muskogee Thursday morning for kidney trouble. He had been poorly for months and spent Sunday and Monday there for examinations. He was advised an operation was necessary and will likely be confined in the hospital for three weeks or more.

Herbert Wetzell the Democrat Baptist

Wetzell Improves After Kidney Stone Removal

Reports from Muskogee say Mr. Wetzell is progressing well after surgery removing one large and five small stones from his right kidney. Mrs. Geo Wetzel and Miss Gertrude Jolngon, along with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jolngon, arrived yesterday from Minvis.

Muskogee

Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted by Nimmo Optician

A note credits Misa A B Nimmo, optician, for eye testing and glasses fitting at Bleuer Jewelry store.

Misa A. B. Nimmo Bleuer.Jewelry

Cool Summer Wear at Chenault's Clothing Dept

Hot days demand lightweight clothing and Chenault's offers the largest selection of cool suits dresses underwear shoes hosiery hats and caps. Visit the second floor clothing department to prove our guarantee and stay comfortable all summer.

Fire Destroys Smelter Laboratory

A laboratory at the smelter burned last evening around seven, with losses estimated between five and six thousand dollars. Jets of fire in the building, kept burning most of the time, reportedly ignited by a sudden gas pressure. The city fire department responded and prevented spread to nearby structures.

Organize Local Checotah Red Cross Chapter Formed

A Checotah meeting at the high school auditorium resulted in a permanent Red Cross chapter. Rev E D Cameron presided as president with Mrs Walter Long as vice president, J B Lucas Jr as secretary, R P Rutherford as treasurer, and an executive committee including H E Hill Jo N Keeney Mrs Jennie Turk and Mrs E D Cameron.

Cudcotah EK. D. Cameron The Baptist Church Red Cross Polly Checotah Walter Long J. B. Lucas, Jr R. P. Rutherford HE. M. Hill Jo N. Keeney Jennie Turk HE. D. Cameron

LaFayette and Jean Paul Return From Kansas City Trip

B F LaFayette and Jean Paul arrived Saturday morning after a brief business trip to Kansas City Missouri.

B. F. LaFayette Jean Paul Kansas City

Excellent Programs at the Checotah Chautauqua

The Checotah Chautauqua opened on Tuesday afternoon with engaging programs and strong attendance. Chancellor Fr Bradford gave a fine lecture Tuesday evening. The week’s schedule continues with Friday and Saturday events including Schildkret's Orchestra performances, talks by Senator Helen King Robinson, and musical recitals by Thurlow Lieurance-Woolley Co. plus Miss Ethel Hinton and Mr Recenberger.

Bradford Sam Schildkret Helen King Robinson Schilduret Thurlow Lieurance-Woolley Co America Miss Woolley Recenberger Lieurance~ Woolley Co Ethel Hinton

Local Nuptials at Severs Hotel in Muskogee

Frank Rand al of Muskogee and Mamie Alston of Thornton Texas wed at Severs hotel on Sunday evening in a small ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends. The groom has worked at the smelter for over a year and the bride is warmly welcomed by local residents.

Severs Muskogee Frank Randal Mamie Alston Thornton Texas

Richardville Defeats Morris In 8-2 Ball Clash

Richardville fired to an 8-2 win over Morris with pitcher Big Joe Jukowski starring and strong team support. A large crowd witnessed the game, and the M. O. & G. team is scheduled to play Richardville on Sunday, July 8.

Richardville Morris Morris Boys

Baptiston Church Services Announced for Sunday

The Baptist Church schedules Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday school led by A. H. Herring, 11 a.m. worship with the pastor delivering a sermon on Our Count, 7 p.m. B Y P U meeting with Mie Baits Hedges as president, 8 p.m. evening service on God’s word. Pastor D. Cameron invites all to attend.

A. H. Herring Tor Mie Baits Hedges Gemia D. Cameron

Theatre Owner Dies Monday at 39 in Muskogee

Charles Brasch builder and owner of the Cozy theatre in this city died Monday night at his parents home in Muskogee after overwork and worry led to a nervous breakdown. He was 39, survived by a wife and three children, mother, father, and two brothers. Remains were taken to St. Louis for burial.

Charles Brasch Muskogee Brasch Atha l St. Louis

Red Cross Meeting At Checotah High School

A Red Cross meeting is set for Monday at 8 o clock p m in the Checotah high school auditorium. Invitations extend to all. A music program will precede reports from leaders including E M Hi R B Robinson A O Johnson J F Adams W J Cook RB P Rutherford I E Gowan E L Rankin and A J Temple on the drive that raised sixteen thousand dollars to put Checotah on the map. Country representatives Vaughan Hurt Tabor Hobson will respond Jo Keeney will recount his management of the drive.

Red Cross Checotah E. M. Hi R. B. Robinson A. O. Johnson J. F. Adams W. J. Cook RB. P. Rutherford

Fincher Mooney: Marriage of Eugene Fincher and Bell Moody

Eugene Fincher and Bell Moody married last Monday at the home of Judge and Mrs H B Reuben in a small ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Fincher is a well known young man of sterling qualities. The bride is the popular daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Moody near Onapa. The couple will reside in Checotah with many congratulations from friends.

School board awards contract for new ward dock building

The board awarded the construction contract to Manhattan Construction Co of Muskogee after seven bidders. The successful bid totals 18000 dollars and work will commence as soon as materials can be placed on the ground.

School ‘Board New-Ward - Dock Manhattan. Construction'‘Co Muskogee A8 Poon Ag

Checotah Beats Richardville 10 to 2 in Baseball Clash

Richardville defeated Checotah 10 to 2 as both teams split their games. Williams and Cox led Checotah while Jacobs and Timothy starred for Richardville. Sandy Kimothy hit a right field homer, a first for the season, and the M. C. & G. team from Muskogee is set to visit next Sunday for another contest.

Eastman Richards Baseball Warriors Checotah Williams Cox Chevetah Jacobs Timothy Richardville Indians Sandy Kimothy Muskogee

Creamery Boss Col A C Sanders Reports Strong Upswing

Col A C Sanders markets a thriving creamery claiming daily payouts exceed $100 to farmers for cream and milk. He urges more farmer input to hit $209 daily and asks local businessmen for greater cooperation to boost the enterprise and city prosperity. The Colonel is praised as a tireless business promoter.

A. C.sanders

Howard Carlow Enlists In U S Army From City

Howard Carlow, 19 son of Mr and Mrs A S Carla, joined a group of 400 at Rosedale Kansas last Saturday and was mustered into the U S Army. He will visit home briefly before heading to San Antonio for military training.

Howard Carlow A. S. Carla Kansas City Rosedale Kansas Sam San Antonio

Carrier route fixes praised by Mrs Basil Mon rief

Mrs Basil Mon rief notes improvements on route number 1 after repairs. She says the fixes greatly add to the carrier’s sorties and she appreciates the work very much.

Basil Mon Rief

Checotah Raises 16108 for Red Cross Campaign

Checotah and surrounding areas raised 16108.40 for the American Red Cross by Monday night with substantial gifts from Eastman Richard U S Smelter Queen Victoria Jackson Mollie Davis and many others. Local teams led by captains including A B Robinson E M Hill A O Johnson and J F Adams contributed sums ranging from 10 to 2877.00 as county lines added about 6000 more, bringing the Checotah total to 16108.40 and the county total near 22000.

Checotah Eastman Richard U.S. Smelter Queen Victoria Jackson Mollie Davis Jenetta Barnett A. B.robinson E. M. Hill L. E. Gowan E. L. Rankin A. J. Temple J. Wa. Steen Shacy J. A. Hurt Fawn Texan Carr Creek Onapa John Vaughan Hoffman Elm Grove Lawrence Titchita WW. W. Bray Red Cross

Marriage at New Parsonage Seals First Wedding

A fragment notes the first marriage at the new parsonage on a Sunday. The pastor hopes many others will follow, marking a hopeful start for the church community.

Mass to Be Held at Cozy Theatre Next Sunday

A Mass is scheduled for next Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morning to be held at the Cozy theatre. Parishioners are invited to attend the service and observe quiet reverence during the event.

Ie Cozy Theatre

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