17 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
1
Noble County aims to conduct a poultry culling and home demonstration school for 20 members. Juniors or adults may join, with county agents coordinating. State Specialist Mr Old will assist. advisory board meets January 28 in Farmers Room. turnout urged to gain Extension Service help.
The Roscoe Luton, Pastor, outlines a Sunday program at the Baptist Church with Sunday School at 8 45 a m and evening worship at 710 p m. The text mentions BYP and Intermediate groups meeting at 5 p m and notes Prof Ee Al Sizer directing instrumental and vocal music.
Advertisement for Feed Grain Co offerings including feed oats at 75 cents per bushel. Promotes self-manufactured feeds and cotton seed meal cake and mixed poultry and cattle feeds. Emphasizes wide selection and re cleaned oats. Based in Texas with E J Miller as the advertiser.
Miss Agnes Moren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Compton of Perry, gave a piano recital in Tulsa with support from the Moszkowski club. Patti Adams-Shriner presided. Miss Patti Johnson and Agnes Compton assisted. The program featured Bach, MacDowell, Liszt, and Chopin, highlighting Moren’s fluent touch and singing tone. The event drew about 100 guests. A second item notes a Perry public schools art exhibit with hundreds of prints loaned from famous paintings and treasures to enrich local education, urged by Supt. W. M. Chambers.
Children in Perry Public schools seek better classroom pictures and invite the whole community to an art exhibit for the public schools. The event is scheduled in the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the library basement on Friday January 18th, with afternoon and evening hours.
County Attorney Howard received a call from Officer D F Love announcing the capture of Arthur Drury and Everett Doris and the car stolen from Dean Davidson last Friday night. Davidson swore out warrants for their arrest. Officers left Wednesday morning for Sapulpa to bring them back.
A. C. Lamb Jr. arrived Sunday and is staying at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lamb on J Street. The brief item notes his return.
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