McKinley School honors 30 students on honor roll
Sixth graders lead McKinley school's honor roll for the first six weeks with thirty named pupils scoring 80 or higher. Nine from sixth grade, eight from fifth, plus top scholars across second through sixth grades include Marcia Barrett, Troy Barker, Eddie Newcomb and Judith Ann Ray among others.
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McKinley School
Christina Swanson
Marcia Barrett
Troy Barker
Eddie Newcomb
Judith Ann Ray
Fred March
Sue Stamps
Mary Burton
Joan Pierson
James Carroll
Billy Don Masters
Johnny Seabrook
Eddie Todd
Jeannine Roper
Fulth Gente
Mikel Gale
Blainard
Glenn
Dolphin Christman
Margaret Cooper
Barbara Fisher
Martha Pritchard
Billy Jean Sly
Bennie Todd
Watlyn Bolce
Jackie Leach
Don Robertson
Jimmie Smith
Robert Smith
Watson Yerby
Barbara Barker
Peggy Ann Elledge
Lucille Hughes
Children Given Diphtheria Tests
Wil Rogers school officials today were assured one diphtheria case in the district had not spread to other pupils. Principal Mrs Laura Sherry thanked city county health authorities who conducted diphtheria tests and immunizations for contacts. Public health nurse Miss Addie Alexander gave Schick tests to fourth through sixth graders and later immunized those with positive tests. All younger children not yet immunized received their first injections. Second immunizations will be given next month.
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Wil Rogers
Laura Sherry
Addie Alexander
Schick
Smalter
Mia
Sherry
Local Personal News From Comanche County
Mra H J Franklin recovering from major surgery at Tally hospital Marlow report she is resting nicely Shela daughter of Mr and Mrs A McManoney of Helen community Mrs Helen S Moran attended Southwest District meeting of Oklahoma Accredited Music Teachers at Oklahoma College for Women Joe Harlin returned to Musbang after brief visit with Mr and Mrs C K Phillips Norman Ira J Whitlock and daughter Jan visiting his parents Bill Whitlock 1812 Bell He will report Oct 29 at Chanute Field Illinois in air weather service Rev and Mrs J W Cannon Perry Ok visiting W T Cannon 308 Euelid Willie M Patton returned from Kansas City to visit son Gene Patton and roommate Gene Love at Finlay Engineering Malle Burch DeLoach former Comanche county teacher ill at St Anthony's Oklahoma City DeLoach living with youngest sister Mrs Pauline Wilbur whose husband died recently
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H. J. Franklin
Tallyheapital
Marlow
Shela
A. McoMnanoney
Helen
Helen S. Moran
Chickasha
Oklahoma College For Women
Ira J. Whitlock
Jan
Norman
Bill Whitlock
Bell
Whitlock
University of Oklahoma
Army Air Force
Chanute Field
Til
Air Weather Service
Malle Burch DeLoach
Comanche County
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Oklahoma City
Gypsy Hike Planned Here By Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girls launch an eight group Gypsy hike as part of the national drive. On Saturday October 18 the event starts at 9 am from the high school grounds and ends about five o'clock. Frances Chandle says groups will compete in relays and cone tests to crown a Gypsy queen with a scarf. Each group handles food and outer honors aims.
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Camp Fire Girls
Lentbridge
Misa Francesa Chandle
Hay Racky
Community Property Law To Be Discussed At Parley
Oklahoma lawyers meet Friday in Lawton for the first district bar gathering since the war to study the new community property law effective July 26 1945. The clinic led by Floyd Rheam Tulsa discusses wives owning half the marriage wealth and the law's teeth allowing them to enforce a division of assets even if the husband object. The piece notes English common law left wives with little claim to property, contrasting with the modern rule that both spouses own half.
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Lawton
Judicial District
Oklahoma
Floyd Rheam
Tulsa
State Bar Association
Christian Youth Fellowship Meet At Walters
Walters Special District meeting expected to draw about 200 youths from several cities. Rev Claude Stinson will deliver the vesper message at 7 30 pm at Walters Church. The program continues with business and social activities, prizes for attendance, and a Friendship Circle closing the night.
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Walters
Christian Youth Fellowship
Christian Churches of the Brotherhood
Claude Stinson
Walters Church
Cirele
Ark Valley Melon Growers report successful year at Kaw City
The Ark Valley Melon Growers association reports a successful year despite floods drought and insect damage. Thirty two members planted 300 acres but could harvest only 75. Prices remained high.
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Kaw City
Oile
Ark Valley
Jobs Available At Tinker Field
OKLAHOMA CITY October 1 1944 Tinker Field offers 1200 jobs at a new high pay scale approved by the War Department Brig Gen F S Borum commander said the increase covers 8000 ungraded present workers and new ungraded hires the payroll rises by 160000 monthly but excludes about 2000 graded vacancies unskilled pay rises to 81 cents to 1 13 dollars per hour from 64 cents to 1 dollar.
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Oklahoma City
P —Tinker Field
War Department
F. S. Borum
Borum
Oklahoma Beekeeping Boost Reported In 1947 Honey Yield
Oklahoma City Oct 14.1947 Oklahoma produced more honey in 1947 than 1946 according to the U S department of agriculture statistician Robert S McCauley The state crop is estimated at 240000 pounds up from 1820000 pounds the previous year
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
Robert S. McCauley
Department
Oklahoma A and M Poultry and Grain Team to Compete
Oklahoma A and M College poultry and grain judging teams will compete in national collegiate contests in Chicago and Kansas City this autumn.
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Stillwater
Okle
College
Chicago
Kkansag City
Truck Driver Quits Job At Police Station Exchange
In Stillwater Oklahoma on Oct 14 a furniture hauler walked into the police station and said he was quitting his job. He handed over the truck keys and left. The move puzzled officers as they processed the unexpected resignation and property handover.
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Stillwater
Okla
Pia
Retired druggist builds cane collection in Kingfisher
In Kingfisher Oklahoma G B Wickmiller a retired druggist has a cane collection with a new entry made of salt crystals formed by immersing a metal strip in a solution. The note appears in a brief AP dispatch from October detailing his hobby and the unusual crystal cane.
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Kingfisher
Okla
G. BP. Wickmiller
Great Salt Lake Ends Salt Formation Policy
A regional agency announced the end of a policy that allowed the lake to form salt deposits under certain conditions. The move affects miners and industrial users who relied on the previous regulatory framework. Officials did not disclose anticipated immediate effects but urged stakeholders to review new guidance.
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Great Salt Lake
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Praises Relief
An old style ad promotes Kilmer's Swamp-Root claiming rapid kidney relief from aches and acidity. It urges immediate use, promising notable improvement or refund, and emphasizes following the directions. The copy imitates vintage sensational medical marketing with bold claims.
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A home remedy claims to reduce bulky unsightly fat fast with an easy plan. It promises shrinking areas such as neck, chin, abdomen, hips, calves and more, with quick bloat reduction and a more youthful, energetic appearance, backed by a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Finlay Engineering School
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