25 May 1921
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Newspaper
Farmers Champion
Location
Elgin, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a planned gathering at Naa ek dive WO Allediters on the sixteenth of the souphier six OL. The purpose is to effect a periment a weedetioh and unite members in brotherly jive. Details are unclear due to poor transcription.
A fragment outlines a gathering of committees and attendees at a state convention with names including AW Jones Miss Ada Have Wurnisthine ice water Fate Tortie Th Roswok and others. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A translated transcript details a 20 week circuit across regions including New Mesto and Olver with multiple teams and officials. The narrative references WinntreVille Redaath Lerede and Managis, mentioning rehearsals and a sequence of events at multiple locations.
An event at a local hall in Alabama concluded after a singing convention. Attendees gathered for a community dinner hosted by Me Ponte and Dashet. Police report no injuries and describe the scene as peaceful with orderly conduct observed through the afternoon.
A May holiday affects Monday operations as federal and local offices close. Shops may open intermittently with altered hours, and residents are advised to plan ahead for service delays and beverage sales.
A wedding occurred on a Saturday evening as Rev Crosby officiated for Kernest E Wallinge and Miss L.A. Pretehett. The bride, daughter of Mr. L.A. Pretehett, recently taught school and resided with her parents in Merlin Shelas area. The groom, a long-time resident, is Mr. vit Mee CS Walle. The couple received warm wishes from friends and family at the ceremony.
A community program lists Master of Ceremonies Tharyedas Jone and HP Wettengel as day marshal. Address of welcome given by Rev. ALP Proce. Various events include music, races, a basketball game, a dance, and a boxed set entertainment schedule with details in the 1046 Soeateer area.
A church event features a Children’s Day program with a responsive reading. Participants include Miss Nila Stephens, Wand Dell, Bertha Dilthers, Meru Shirk, Anna Joyer West, Edith Diliberg, Bestrice Atenott, and others. The Wilte and blue drill accompanies instrumental reading pieces as twenty or more readers perform readings and a benediction concludes.
A church social at Fletcher yesterday afternoon organized by the ladies of the Chite tan church raised funds with lemonade and cake offered to attendees. Patrons donated for a plate and bagels while children and older folks joined in.
Rev LaGrone of the First Methodist Church Lewton and a visiting minister worked with the local pastor Thursday to secure subscriptions for the Oklahoma City College of the Methodist Church endowment fund. They secured a little over 129000 dollars during the visit.
A reflective reminiscence about high school teachers, centering on John Willhite’s influence. The writer recalls four years of schooling, harsh discipline, and moments of inspiration that shaped ambitions in oration, debate, and music, framing Willhite as a decisive, modeled mentor.
The article fragment discusses booster activity and public engagement with a focus on Deserition and Berra authorities. It mentions Scary fmewennennt and Hor to Lise Eversene, outlining a consumption report tied to booster numbers and community response.
A report notes that passing results on county examinations grant entry to the state law school in the coming year. It outlines that candidates must meet the AN of the Bigede tile and adhere to the required legal standards for admission.
On The Elgin Routes John Leeyd of route Towatite lists this week. Bill Wiaver of Norte Divas a sities Caller on Lawton Fire Mrs O S Walling of Mai Hin with a sick Saturday night at the home of her son Scott on route 1 Mrs Mattie Gamble and childre n Dessie ant Frank of Live Eolotan NC came recently for an at the home of her m 5 Thos Richardsen and toll of ene and other haivess.
Reported sentences include a life term for one killer and a second man receiving four life terms for the murder of Brower, a cashier. The defendants, tied to a botched crime, face petitions for clemency and possible future pardons.
Jurors return a verdict of not guilty in the Walters case. Some jurors admit they believed she planned the robbery but could not connect her to the crime with the alleged accomplice bank.
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