Former Apache Priest Dies At Oklahoma City
Rev. Alphonse Herenthales who led Mother of Sorrows Catholic church Apache from 1926 to 1948 died aged 82 in St. Anthony's hospital Oklahoma City after leaving Apache. Belgian native came to the United States in 1890s and served in Quapaw before Apache posting. Also notes retirement, church successions, local illnesses, a football game, a band farewells, and a two day infant death in Lawton Hospital.
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Alphonse Herenthales
Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Bruges
Belgium
Herenthals
Quapaw
Indian Territory
Canute
Apache
John Cefal
Rebecca McMahan
Carl Benson
Mis
First Christian Church
Seiling
Paul Fullerton
Enid
Wesley Jeffcoat
Badger Oilers
Altus
Kirk
Box Elder Creek
Dia
Buels
Altus American Legion
Palmer
Collins
Vernon Smith
M. James McCollum
Olésr
Henrietta
Herbert Redbone
Lawton
Kiowa Indian Hospital
Thedasiah
Wilma Mae
Natham
Dennis
Raymond
Boone Methodist Church
Crews Funeral Home
Grover Smallwood
Colorado
W. ¥. Boydstune
Students Of Leslie Powell Display Works At Fort Sill
Lawton artist Leslie Powell tutored during the summer at Fort Sill where about 25 paintings by his students are shown in the Officers Club. Works by Miss Caroline Williams Miss Guail Thomas Mrs Cecil Stafford and Sgt Larry Laymon are praised for fresh original quality and developing talent. Powell plans further study in New York City and may return next year to teach.
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Leslie Powell
Lawton
Fort Sill
Flower
Caroline Williams
Guail Thomas
Cecil Stafford
Larry Laymon
Powell
Uni
Thomas
Sergeant Layman
Stafford
Williama
New York City
Local Residents Return From Idaho Vacation and Farm Sale
Mr and Mrs N Smith and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Alvis Belcher returned from a Idaho vacation. Fred Harris purchased the Merria farm west of Porter Hill from Mrs T A Morris who plans to move to Elgin and reside there. Mrs Morris and her late husband owned the farm 40 years and will vacate Jan 1 1949. Mrs Floyd Moore injured in a Friday accident was returned home by ambulance after hospital treatment at Carnegie hospital. injuries not considered serious.
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N. Smith
Alvis Belcher
Idaho
Fred Harris
Walters
Merria Farm
Porter Hill
T. A. Morris
Floyd Moore
Carnegie Hospital
Fort Cobb
Carnegie
Oklahoma seeks 60 more instructors for veteran farm training
About 4,000 veterans cannot enroll in state farm training due to a shortage of instructors. J B Perky, state vocational educational director, says 60 instructors are needed to handle applicants. Currently 16,000 veterans are enrolled with 95 percent farming.
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Oklahoma City
J. B. Perky
James H. Dunn Assigned To Anny Post In Japan
James H. Dunn, former Lawtonian, has arrived overseas and been assigned to Headquarters 20th weather squadron in Nagoya Japan. He previously served with the 30th Weather squadron on Guam and earned the Air Medal with Asiatic Pacific theater ribbon and battle stars for North Burma and Central Burma campaigns.
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Wooujg
James H. Dunn
Lawtonian
20Th Weather Squadron
Nagoya
Japan
30Th Weather Squadron
Guam
North Burma
Central Burma
Wojg
St. Mary's Academy
Cameron College
Bonita Dunn
Wichita Falls
Tex
Islands of the Philippines Largely Volcanic Terrain
The Philippine archipelago comprises numerous islands characterized by volcanic activity. Readers learn that most of the islands originate from or are shaped by volcanic processes, influencing geology and landscape across the region.
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Islands
Philippine Archipelago
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce confirms youth group site plan
The Kansas City Chamber of Commerce states the youth group does not intend to move its convention site from Kansas City. The report notes the effort to keep the event in Oklahoma City was reviewed, with proper quarters provided, while historical references to Captain James Cook and Hawaiian discovery are mentioned in ancillary remarks.
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Kansas City
Oklahome City
Museum to Reopen in Bartlesville After Closure
The Woolaret museum in Bartlesville southwest of here plans to reopen Friday after a period of closure in memory of the late Mrs. Frank Phillips.
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Bartlesville
Olja
Woolaret
sAugust
Museem
Frank Phillips
The
Seus Founder Tours On Sunday Schedule
A fragment mentions tours conducted on Sunday with references to Thursday afternoon and an air glow bed at very low pressure. It notes high voltage electrical usage and unspecified charges, indicating a technical demonstration or research activity related to the founder and apparatus.
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Seus
Fertilizer Mixing Plant Planned for Muskogee
Consumers Cooperative Assn announces a $200000 fertilizer mixing plant to be built in Muskogee Oklahoma. The facility will produce 25000 tons of mixed fertilizer annually for cooperative members in central and eastern Oklahoma. Fifteen workers will be employed. CCA holds options on two Muskogee sites.
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Kansas City
Muskogee
Okla
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Howard A. Cowden
Coop
Oklahoma
CCA
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Clearview
Lawton Cabinet Shop
Mec
Aya Phona 1792
Anny
Kansas City Dee
Anthony
Denier
Roya’ School
S-M-L
Ners
Stmart
BAYON
Raven Bemberg
D Avenue
Maytag
Norma Gumm
O Ave
Whisler's
Lee
Whisler
Daventive
Anthenty
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