Prison League leader promotes family aid plan
Capt D W Cobb of the Volunteer Prison League told the Chamber of Commerce and Baptist church audience about the league's work to support prisoners' families. The group, a branch of Volunteers of America, seeks homes for families left without support and urges state action to aid dependents while prisoners serve their sentences. Capt Cobb invites inquiries about plans and progress in the state.
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D. W. Cobb
Volunteer Prison League
Chamber of Commerce
Baptist Church
The
Volunteers of America
Cobb
Tom Mix and Tony Show Mental Telegraphy on Screen
The Lyric screens Mile A Minute Romeo with Tom Mix and his horse Tony. Viewers note extraordinary harmony as Tony seems to respond to Mix by telegraphy with instant responses to whistles and careful lifting of legs during gallops.
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Tom Mix
Tony
Mix
William Fox
Lyric Theatre
Mr. Mix
Join a Club Promising Vim and Spizzerindtum
A recruitment notice invites readers to join a club offering lively entertainment and business power, promising life preparation and commercial opportunities. Interested individuals are directed to call 121 or write Box 17 Twnee Oklahoma.
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Twnee
Oklahoma
A Tailor Made Man Brightens United Artists Line
Charles Ray launches his first superfeature for United Artists with A Tailor Made Man at the Annex Theatre. A stellar supporting cast led by Ethel Grandin Jacqueline Logan Douglas Gerrard Thomas Patel Thomas Ricketts Kate Lester Eddie Gribbon and Nellie Peck Saunders anchors the production with top-notch direction by Joseph De Grasse and cinematography by George Rizard and George Meehan. Albert Ray adapted the stage hit for the screen, promising high technical finesse from an expert crew.
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Charles Ray
United Artists
Annex Theatre
Ethel Grandin
Jacqueline Logan
Douglas Gerrard
Thomas Patel
Thomas Ricketts
Kate Lester
Eddie Gribbon
Frank Butler
Nellie Peck Saunders
Chas. Ray
Joseph de Grasse
George Rizard
George Meehan
Robert Ellis
Edward Withe
Harry Decker
Albert Ray
Harry James Smith
Central School Improves In Health Record
Last week four rooms at Central School scored a perfect 100 in the county and state tournament for highest honors. Miss Knable Miss Knox Miss Harbaugh and Mrs Cress led the winning rooms. The Fourth B room taught by Mrs Sims held a tooth care lecture with pictures and supplied toothpaste tubes for each pupil. Red Rock school missed the Health Stunts but ordered the materials and plans a health program. Rural schools report to the County Superintendent and Miss Shannon at the state office.
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Central School
Knable
Knox
Harbaugh
Cress
Sims
Red Rock
Presbyterian Church
Miss Shannon
State Office
Miss Minnie Foster Breaks Ankle In Icy Sidewalk Fall
Saturday afternoon Miss Minnie Foster slipped on an icy sidewalk while returning to Everybodys store and sustained a broken ankle and dislocated bone in her right ankle. She had moved to the grass after the ice, and Dr Coldiron was called to set the fracture in front of Paul Harding's home.
Card of Thanks from Ledbetter family
The Ledbetter family expresses gratitude for sympathy during their bereavement. They acknowledge the choir's beautiful music and all who offered kind words and aid. James and Isabelle Ledbetter.
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James and
Isabelle Ledbetter
Car Painting and Furniture Refinishing Ad
Latest improved method offered for car painting and furniture refinishing. Located 1-2 blocks north of O K Filling Station. Phone 392 W. Contact for details and estimates.
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O. K
Ford Roadster Stolen From City Drug Store Owner
John Sewell of City Drug Store reports his Ford roadster was stolen last night while the engine ran outside his home. Two men entered the car and drove off around 11 pm, with no trace yet found. Car thefts are becoming common locally, prompting advice to lock vehicles even briefly.
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John Sewell
Ford
Beads Taken From Pauline Gunn at Junior High
A note requests returning beads removed from Pauline Gunn's pocket at junior high to prevent trouble. The message cites a district reference 158-31 and urges action to recover the beads.
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Pauline Gunn
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