Oklahoma by Auto Route Through Oil Fields to Home
A family car journey from the south to Oklahoma traverses old trails and new towns. Elmer Stone and companions travel via the Old Trail and Meridian Highway, passing Lincoln, Belleville, Salina, Enid, El Reno, Chickasha, and Duncan toward Healdton oil fields. They describe muddy roads, detours, ferry crossings, and booming towns, noting corn crops, oil wealth, and rapid state development before returning home fatigued but proud.
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Oklahoma
Elmer Stone
R. B. Looney
Millard Anderson
Glenwood
Plattamouth
Fairmont
Nebr
Meridian’ Highway
Texas Line
Nebraska
Here
Lincoln
Kansas
LinenIa
Palrmont
Bruning
Bellville
Concordia
Saline
Salina
Newton
California
Wichita
Wellington
Caldwell
Eas
Medford
Salt Fork
Enid
Union
Hennessy
Kingfisher
Toway
el Reno
Old Fort Reno
Cimmeron
Platte
Chickasha
Washita Valley
Oklahoma College For Women
Washita
Nishnabotna
Ninnikah
Rush Springs
Duncan
South Western
Comanche
Waurika
Healdton
Velma
Alma
Boly
Hillsdale Ladies Aid to Host Chicken Pie Supper Bazaar
The Ladies Aid of Hillsdale Church will serve a chicken pie supper and hold a bazaar Friday evening, November 25, in the U P I Club rooms. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies Aid of
Hillsdale Church
School of Journalism Opens at University of the Philippines Manila
A new journalism school, first in the Tar Hust, is established at the University of the Philippines in Manila. Admission favors third and fourth year students with marked English ability. The program is open to both men and women, with about 50 students enrolled at the opening of the journalism course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Manila
University of the Philippines
Armistice Day Plans Complete and Barbecue Feature
The article outlines Armistice Day events including a noon ox roast barbecue at the vacant lot beside the Post Office with buns and hot coffee, free for attendees. After the meal a parade will distribute to visitors, followed by a High School football game at the Fair Grounds against Eltiott the same afternoon. Citizens urged to display flags. weather may shift plans to a church if stormy.
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G. A. R. and
Legion Boys
Fair Grounds
Eltiott
The
Legion
Pohogsit Center School Closing Exercises Delight Malvern Ladies
Invitations from Mrs G S Hacrett drew about thirty Malvern women to the Bacretts home for Pohogsit School closing exercises. Students from Primary to graduating class participated with praise for the teacher’s discipline and versatility. A valedictorian and returning soldier highlighted the program. The younger pupils showed notable training and the older girls were gently corrected for flirting with the school board. A two course lunch, served in dinner pails, ended a pleasant afternoon.
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G. S. Hacrett
Malvern
Bacretts
Pohogsit School
Real Estate Transfers and Cemetery Deed Actions
Real estate transfers include Bila Donelan selling Lot 9 in BR 2 Glenwood to M Edwards for 1650. East Liberty Cemetery Trustees deed Lot 182 to BR 1 Craig for 5. Guy B Robbins transfers to C J Peters for 1 with exchange of several parcels in ranges 21 73 43.
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Bila
Donelan
M. Edwards
Glen~wood
East Liberty Cemetery
Craig
Guy B. Robbins
C. J. Peters
Cobs Cobs Tam Delivers from Aden Elevator
Delivering cobs from the Aden elevator Jess Dunn can be reached at phone 220-B for orders and inquiries.
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Tam
Aden
Jess Dunn
Resolutions Of Respect For Wm McMullen Of Malvern Lodge
Malvern Lodge 276 10 0 Fs resolves that death of brother Wm McMullen removes a faithful member. His life epitomized Odd Fellowship and upright citizenship. Lodge charter draped in mourning for thirty days. minutes updated. copies to Malvern Leader and to the family. Signed by Fred Hall A.8 Mills VU B Graves. Copy.
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Wm. McMullen
Malvern Lodge
Odd Fellowship
McMullen
Malvern
Fred. Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiarry Hammons
Was “Pohogsit Center” School
Mills
B. Graves
Ady
Royal Mill
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