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Newspaper
Noble County Sentinel
Location
Perry, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
11
An advertisement outlines the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan symbols the Bible the Cross the Flag the Sword and the Water the Robe and the Mask as guiding principles. It links Bible readings to Christian living and loyalty to American ideals while vowing defense of law order and Americanism.
A 1920s Woodruff Mercantile dedicate ceremony extols Klansman unity and purity with water imagery. The discourse links transparent character to crystal fluid and urges sin-free living, stressing spiritual bonds over garments or status. Continued on page 6.
Nob le County Oklahoma notice lists James H Ledbetter Jr and others facing petitions in district court. It mentions engagement of a guardian, hearings in February 1924, and various local actions including demonstrations and farm club activities. A separate report notes a fatal assault case where Julius struck his father with an axe leading to death from blood poisoning. County Attorney Howard discusses expected pleas and a case to recover the bond.
All persons having claims against Julia S. Wright, deceased, must present them with vouchers to the undersigned Administrator James C Wright at Perry Oklahoma within four months of the date of this notice. Dated January 17, 1924.
The Patron-Teacher club will hold a regular meeting at Central School on Monday February 4 at 3 30 p m. Perry patrons are urged to attend to support child training and the forthcoming state convention planning and appointments led by Superintendent W M Chambers.
About twenty members of the local Civitan club left at 1:00 p.m. today in cars for Oklahoma City. The group goes in response to an invitation from the Oklahoma City Civitan organization. The Perry Civitan Club will receive its charter while in the city.
Dr Clara Johnson will dedicate Saturdays each week to examining children under twelve. Exams cover eye ear nose and throat under the National League for Prevention of Spinal Curvature directions. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Harry Barnett quits insurance and loan work in Perry to start a grocery business in Watchorn. He has secured a location and will open Friday morning in that oil town.
A large turnout of teachers and friends gathered at the Perry Methodist church for an all day Noble County Education Association session. Highlights included Junior High First Aid by students led by Miss Acheson, music by Kellogg’s Central School class, sand-table projects by the High School Normal Training class under Miss Howard, and Mrs McCafferty on rural school hot lunches. Prof and Mrs McCarrel discussed reading devices and the Muscle Shoals project. A note invites readers to a womanless wedding at the Opera House.
NOTICE ALL members urged to attend the REBEK AHS regular meeting at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night February 5 Allie E. Penfield N G Helena Malzahn See.
The deputy treasurer of Noble County announces resignation effective today to join the Bank of Commerce in Perry. He thanks taxpayers for two years of cooperation and credit for the service provided. He pledges continued public service in his new role and expresses gratitude for fair treatment from residents.
In a short time the Perry Hospital will have an up to date operating room and equipment for ordinary surgery. Instruments for the operating team and laboratory apparatus have been ordered. Dr Klostermyer will assist. he has been performing surgery in New York. The improvements cost a substantial sum, but aims to provide efficient service for the community.
The B F P W will meet at the G A hall Friday night at 8 o clock All others are requested to be present Mrs Bernice Hirzel and baby spending the week end with her parent and Mrs C V Guthrie A L Bachman manager of the Wi Hardware store Russell Cotts and CJ Monroe of the Cotts Monroe Hardware store are attending the hardware errs convention at Oklahoma City to County Attorney Howard spent Westty in Oklahoma City on legal business at the statehouse Brooms 39c Saturday at Wacker
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